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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-23
MAY GO TO THE COLLEGE.
State Agricultural Institution Applies
for TT. Hayes Military Reservation

The United States senate committee
on public lands has recommended favor
ably the bill granting the abandoned
Fort Hayes military reservation to the
state Of Kansas for use in connection
with the work of the State Agricultural
college.
The purpose is to establish an expert
mental station on the reservation to De
velop the work being carried on by the
college.
There are 1000 acres of the best land
in that section of the state in this
reservation. An effort was made last
winter to bring about this result but
it failed, because the state legislature
had no authority.
Now that it has been favorably con-
sidered by the United States senate the
next legislature in this state will be
asked for appropriations to further the
work
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-23
NOT IN TIE BOOKS.
Therefore Pupil Did Not Have to
Answer Question.

The most astonishing perversity of a
Kansan is told in a letter which was
received by one of the state depart
ments today. 1t is from a western
Kansas county.
A school teacher writes as follows: Il
asked one of my pupils, a girl Is years
old, to name McKinley's cabinet.
'.She returned to school the next day
and said: My father says 1 do not
have to answer that question because
it is not in the state text books "
The father of this girl is a member
of the school board in the district where
the daughter attends school.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-23
NET EARNINGS S374,747.
Affairs of the Oceanic Steamship Com
pany Prospering.

San Francisco. Jan. 23.-At the an
nual meeting of the Oceanic Steamship
company, President John D. Spreckels
reported that the new ships now being
built for the company would be with
out peers in the Pacific and would
greatly improve the service. The total
net earnings for 1899 were $374747, an
increase of $49, 100 over those of 1898.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-23
Mrs. Maze Given an Allowance.

Judge Hazen has decided that Mrs.
Maggie Maze is entitled to temporary
alimony at least during the tendency
of her suit against her husband, Auta
E. Maze, Notwithstanding the affidavit
of Mr.. Maze that the separation was
caused by his wife's father. Mr.. Mazes
wages from the Santa F'e to the amount
of $55 We're tied un by the restraining
order issued by Judge EaZen in the
case. Judge Hazen ordered half of the
money paid to Mrs. Maze and $40 a
month hereafter out of her husbands
wa eps
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-23
His Wifa Saved Him.

My wife's good advice saved my life.
writes F. NJ. Ross of Winfield, Tenn. for
/ had such a bad cough 1 could hardly
breathe, I steadily grew worse under doc
tors treatment, but my wife urged me to
use Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption which completely cured me"
Coughs Colds. Bronchitis, La Grippe.
Pneumonia Asthma, Hay Fever and all
maladies of Chest, Throat and Lungs are
positively cured by this marvellous medi-
cine. soc and s1.00. Every bottle guaran-
teed Trial bottles free at Waggoner' s
drug store, 731 Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-23
Suits to collect Assessmsnss.

Two suits growing out of the failure
of the National Bank of Kansas City
have been filed in the United States cir
cult court here. The bank suspended
nearly five years ago, and John Perry
is receiver of it's affairs. In winding
up its business Mr.. Perry has made an
assessment of 81 per share against the
stockholders of the bank, and these
suits are to collect this assessment from
two Kansas stockholders who have not
paid up One of them is John r. Eos
ter, who owned 81 shares of the bank S
stock, and the other is Barbara a Mil
burn, who owned FOG shares.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-23
Relief In Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder Disease
relieved in six hours by New Great
South American Kidney Cure" 1t is a
great surprise on account of its exceeding
promptness in relieving pain in bladder,
kidneys and back, in male or female. Re
lieves retention of water almost immed-
lately. If you want quick relief and
cure this is the remedy. Sold by Sim
Drug Co., S34 Kansas avenue and Geo.
w. Stansfield, go Kansas avenue, drug
gists. Topeka. Kansas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-23
GOVERNOR REFUSES.
Will Not Take a Hand In Asylum
Controversy.

The people of Parsons have been
making an effort to enlist the influence
of the governor in their behalf to aid in
settling the controversy concerning the
new state insane asylum.
The governor has declined to take any
part in the controversy and will permit
those interested in the matter to fight it
outin court or wherever they choose, but
viii not in any manner identify himself
with either side.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-23

"I am indebted to One Minute Cough
Cure for my health and life. 1t cured me
Of lung trouble following grippe" Thou
sands owe their lives to the prompt ac-
ton of this never failing remedy. 1t
cures coughs. colds, Group, bronchitis
pneumonia, grippe and throat and lung
troubles. Its early use prevents consump-
ton It is the only harmless remedy that
gives immediate results. At all drug
stores.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-23

Grand Lodge officers and delegates to
such a scheme. that the choice of To-
peka as the regular meeting place of the
Grand Lodge, would be nearly unani-
mons
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-23
Death of Artist sonntae.

New York Jan. 23-William L. Sonn-
tag, the artist, died at his home in this
city today aged 81 years. He was born
near Pittsburg.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-23

Il can highly recommend Beggs' Hair
Remover asa pleasing restorative appi-
cation for the hair and a sure cure for
all scalp diseases. Mrs. J. Whertle,
Omaha. Neb;; A thoroughly reliable prep
aration; endorsed by thousands; it will
ciSt 1872 Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-23

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The evening world., 1900-01-24
SYNDICATE NAN
TO Be ARRESTED
VIM. F. Miller Located
and Under Surveillance
Near Montreal.

william Franklin Syndicate Miller.
the head Of the sap-per cent. Brooklyn
fraud. who Vas located In Canada By
The World soon after his iish,. b now
under the surveillance q detectives net
far from Montreal. He will likely be ar
rested IN a few days and be In q Brook.
lyn cell next week.
A new indictment against the swindisr
has been found charging him with en-.
bessiement. Under the old indictmsnt
ihis extradition could not b secured
from Canada. 20 the Brooklyn authori.
Ties have moved secretly 10 make sure
the man will not escape once they have
him In their hands.
The new indictment will not b handed
up In court until Friday. A number Of
details are yet to 10 Arranged for the
capture Of the fugitive. but Il u assertsd
In Brooklyn that hc cannot now escape
capt. Price. the new head Of the
Brooklyn detective bureau. may have
Saturday for Montreal TO bsine Miller
beck. Price would not discuss the case
In any way. nor would any one In The
District-Attoruey's once IN Broekiyn.
TIE original indictment aOainst Alillse
charged him with ''consptrscy 70 obtain
neasy BY fraudulent misoeerssssGs.
tioas." vAteh 10 not an extrsditshls o.
feaDe.
The evening world., 1900-01-24
Francis P. Owines, the Originator Of tn
Chicago Skyscraper, Began with
an Option.

Francis r. owinss started practically
without a dollar. yet In ten years he
accumulated tS5si.si7 In debts. He 10
enc OF the wonders Of Chicago. which 10
the parent Of many remarkable things.
He actually made money out Of air.
and. In fact. II seems that he did bust
ness with II. too. lie Ii a BANKRUPT
nov. and that Ia how the public comes
TO know that he owes more than I'VE
and half millions.
The story OF the man who has failed
on the most magnificent scale yet known
Il q part Of Chicago history. Francis p.
owings II the man who originated the
idea OF using the ninety nine-year lease
- n basis ter building operations.
He put up at least thirty buildings In
the business district of this city. For ten
years tho theory which he originated
controlled r.al-estate values ~ the
downtown district and led 10 the erection
Of three -quastcrs OF the skyscrapcrs In
Chicago.
II 10 said he can to-day. as soon ~
his Affairs are Strengthened out. secure
unlimited ban:;ng for fresh start. The
man who 10 now petItion,ns TO be re-
leased from over ss.cooloeo debts II clerk
Ing IN Q brokers once on the second
floor OF the Stock Exchange Building.
T'hi, IL the man who helped to build
Chicago and who probably put up more
doxntown buildings than any other one
The evening world., 1900-01-24

man. He came to Chicago In is0. He
secured an option on . leass for thirty
days. putting up aioo. % the story soss,
to bind the option. Then he would
say 10 . man who had money TO invest:
II have here one Of the finest leaseholds
In Chicago. II 10 increasing In value al
the time. can put up an Once building
on II which will bring y an ineoms q
TO erect the building and take the lease
hold and building a. security"
When an uninterested expert was asked
about the project he would say: .Yes;
the rent roll can he made easily e0.ow.
aud the building can be put up for the
money named" Do up. II went. and
expense. and income. for purpose Ct
,ll.,r a. misht Be nsursd .eou. (! .h s4
interest on money invested. Gos nxed
expense: total annual expense, 90.
and you have sH,eoe profit lief, for the
promoter. That's an ingenious but
straight proposition. ana a great deal
from from i,n:nci.i s,sndpcsRs: But y y yas
snap income il drs~.ns inssrss, = On
tso.ooo. 80 ne has an equity worth thss
out OF the deal with 06o.soo to the rood.
There's your recipe for making sone.:
thing with nothing. and that. IN Geuerol
terms, e the way the ow:nss b1lldlsSs
Francis ov,nss %ss ths originator Of
TO build the tallest building ever put w
struction. Make Il thirteen stories
higs." he told the architects.
The evening world., 1900-01-24
ARRESTED, She
WILL SUE CITY.
-
Mrs. Monnia Says She
Gave No Cause for
the Action.

Mrs. Eugene l.. Monnia. who runs .
clearinghouse at ~ West Ferry eighth
street. declares that she will '''ins ssi.
aEainst the city for big damages fer ner
arrest by Detective BInnins. She wss
DISCHARGED In Jefferson Marke. Court
yesterday as soon as Magistrate Hogan
heard her story.
1T Is an outrage that = isspe sable
woman canpot 80 out into The streets
without fear OF being arrested rs dis
reputable character said Mrs. Mcnnia
to-day. .
81 have been In the streets AZ night %
seldom that II all seemed strange TO me
when I took stroll down broadway.
and suppose tina, mss rave hssn look.
Ing about mo more than 10 ususl. but not
IN any manner that would have attract
cd the attention Of any man except 20.
liceman.
suddenly Q man IN eitisen's clothes
walked up 10 ne. rudely thrust his arm
through mine, and asked me what was
doing. told him to get away. that
didn't knoV him. lie said:
"'Oh, but I know you. You are one
q the habisues OF me Tivo.i.' 49,.
"of course denied that ] knsw, any
eAine about the rtvoli. but be took -
q V ~ West rhirtiesh street psstcs
staten. Thsrs they kept NJ until nora
M. when I was tain 20 the court.
Il vas % late q uAgAt that could
~ 81 anybody 70 20 ~ hail."
The evening world., 1900-01-24

WAsa Z an married. svesthsart. to you.
ThsS's how Il all came about The
voice Of q sweet giri sinxing-such .
little Girl, too! The top Of her head
only came to the lower vest pockets q
the tall young baritone 10 whom she
sang night after night.
I gill b faithful. tssasf ssA trs.
WA I IN nsnhd--
And the young baritone began 70 hear
that voics and see those eyes and carry
a brain picture Of the little girl even
wAsn no wasn't on the sage at all.
lie was In love. The little girl who At
FIRST came only to his vest pockets had
climbed clear into his heart. 30 they
we're married. sweetheart and she. and
70 finally they came across the watss
from Lonaon togsther. and on the very
fret night that they sang 20 . New
York audience the little girl caught
great crowd OF men and women just ~
she had first caught tho fancy Of the
tall baritone.
That's The story Of little Miss Toby
Claude. who IL charming Casino audi
ences and making one Of the most cheer
full hits OF the season a. Fh. In The
Belle Of New York"
For whisper! In private life she isn't
little Mias Claude. but little Mrs Garlic
ton, wife OF that handsome baritone.
who 10 her very most devoted for . part
Of the play and then - vhisked on In
triumph By the lady Of the title role.
william p. Carisfon--thats the tall
ons--is the son OF william r. Carleton.
the favoriss light opera baritone OF
years. Nov do you wonder az his splen.
did voassy He II G feet and inches
tail. and his bit Of Z lady 10 Just high
The evening world., 1900-01-24
$4,000 HIGH
FOR 4 WIFE.
Banker Hayes Says Mrs.
Hinkle Is Worth All
She Cost.

John C. Harss. the Wall street broker.
asaiast whom Frederick C. Hinkis So
cured Q verdict Of $4,000 for tho aliena'
tlon Of the affections Of MrA Hinkle.
vas interviewed this morning BY an
Evening World reporter.
Nr. Hayes 10 now married 70 Mrs.
Hinkle. and though he admits she II
worth many times $4,000 declares she
10 not Of that value TO Hinkle. and 90
win SEX 70 have verdict set aside.
NJ. and Mn. Hayes are stopping q
the Hotel Washington. Jerssy City.
"wni you pay the $4,000 to Hinklsf'
Mr.. Hayes was asked.
Twenty thousand doliarsi" he sx.
claimed with . smile. SPhew! why
In . case IKE this. $500 b an sxcspsion'
al verdict. Lord bless me! The idsa OF
bsiRS worth Soo.Wo to . 'Jimmy-b<-
Gee sort of fellow.
Not that 7 don't think Ma Hayes
10 worth every cent Of II and more. too
but she 10 not 20 Hinklc. who did not
Appreciate her AZ that value.
"Hinkls vented 10 cell his wife and
that's the price he appraised her at; but
he'll never gst any such figure a. thai
from me. A wifc-sellinG husband 10 q
beautiful figure"
III the verdict was for 5000 wouh
yeu have considered Il . fair purchas<
pricsf' hs was askskd.
well" answered ~. Hayes. slowly
I'm not In the wife-buying business.
Nov. - to the champagne and bi-
cycle rides. weli-that will come Out
later. That was entirely innocent-it wa
all right. When q Voman's husband
treats her a. Hinkls did his wife and q
eood. natured. conEenial fellow comes
sions and tries to make things pleas
ant. WHY. you can Judge the result.
"Hinkie 20. his divorce two year,
ago and gladly seised the opportunity
to marry his wife. ! am not sorry.
only wish ! had met her SOONER.
This Judgment was got by default
for my lawyer. who was In Brooklyn on
The evening world., 1900-01-24
.s12' EACH
FOR SHIRTS.
Fine-Webbed Garments
the Limit Of
Luxury.

A. q smaA Sstaii IN Wanamas~s
advertisement this morning Wa en-
pounced q sale Of white shirts IRON
$50 to IA The latter" says the On
nouncement. is made Of batiste-chiffon.
OF threads % fne that the loom room
air IL kept moist and the shuttlss WORK
under water. After the web 10 woven
II IL strong snough-and luxurious"
The highest prices paid for shirts
heretofore have been 81 and y. TAs
wsarers Of these have been pointed out
q men OF extremely eStravAsant sesss.
Twelve dollars for . shirt! Phswi but
that IL steep. Especially when you
realise tina, the satisfaction that
fellow gets from wearing such . 0ar-
ment 10 purely personal ana secret Tor
who can tell whether he y incasod IN
$50 shirt or whether he snjoys he
fashionable limitf
And VINO wears tAsss n shirtsf
Count Boni castellsns for ons-sSsy
are the product Of Paris.
The Prince Of wales wears then.
30 does Emperor WILLIAM.
In fact. all of the royalty and NOBILITY
OF Europe Who can spare the money
wear this fns linen. which 10 feminine
In it, whitonsss ana delicacy.
This IL <hs f,rst time the shirts have
been introduced here. II you expect to
and counter full OF them you VIII b
mistaken. They are tho very patricians
Of masculine wear and are only made to
order.
The material 10 woven Of . special
kind Ct ntx. and the drying Of the web
through varying temperatures really
temper~ the nbre after the manner Of
steel. The bosom IL made Of irish linen.
So the most expensive part Of the
| shirt IL not seen At all. But the Weafse
knows It IL there, and he feels that he 10
different from other men. who have
probably patronised the bargain ooun.
tiers through their wives. The luxury Of
the 81 shirt 10 in knowing what you are
wearing. t
The evening world., 1900-01-24
MISS TOBY CLAUDE.

. enough 90 she can't he accused OF flirt-
Ing with the I feet = mark The psir
met BY chance, Of course, chance In this
cess being assisted by the act Of The
Bellies management In sending Mr..
Carle'on oyer 4? London. from New
rSsf Ma n pe 4.ss. s m. n. Ss S ,sen
having replaced Mrs Phyllis Rankin.
and the romance was just too easy.
A. for Mrs. Toby Claude Carieton's
New York hit. II was a delicious sur.
prise. and Il pleased the little lady ~
much that she dreamed Of II long hours
after is eventua ton last Monday nieht
months. What do you think Of that
And. although she In . euteiy accented
trine In French when performing she
has o dear. diminutiys Irish accent when
among hsy prsv.ts NE friends. she is
English opera queen Of few year, ago.
She speaks French and German nusntly
has spent much time In Paris and as
YOU know well enough. II you have seen
her. takes to the stage ~ flowers do
MS. "Tssri.,on has brown hair. DARK
books and 30 seldom realise In our
French theatrical lmportations. She
would be- an IDEAL Cupid for "A MID.
summer Nights Dream" But 81. too.
she Is an ideal Fin. and that tall bari
tone would tell you she Ii an ideal Mrs.
Carleton as wen. for she IL q bride Of
such short record that her stage love-
making still savers Of the sweet honey.
moon.
Look At the little lady In the picture
above, Imagine her In dsinty white dan
cling clothes. posing AZ a figure In candy.
That's her nrst fppearsace IN The
Belle" Think Of her again .t Q short
skirt and bodice Of light blue, bor-
dered with pink roses and rose vines.
Tnats the bcwitching array. In which
. Casino audience applauds her before
she opens her mouth TO speak or sing.
Il. w. D.
The evening world., 1900-01-24

No trace has been found Of missing
Mamie weixlmann. tho eighteen-year-
old daughter Of Ar. and Mrs. George
weiximsnn. Of Hudson Boulevard. Out.
tenburs. n. j.. who strangely dis.
appeared Monday Her parents fear
che has fallen into bad hands and IL de-
tanned . prisoner In this city against
her will.
tn young woman ieit her home at .
o'clock Monday morning 20 30 TO busi-
ness In q millinery store on Broadway.
In the vicinity Of Fourteenth street.
New Fork. She usually returned home
at - o'clock a. night. ana when she
"a not put In an appearance her par
ents became alarmed. They spent the
night searching for her without avail
whI,s she distracted parents were deep
N their grief yesterday morning tug
u their bell announced the letter car
rssr. He brought . rots addressed In
The evening world., 1900-01-24
Ills BURDEN TOO GREAT.


I'm tirpd Of shaving for enough 20
keep soul and body together" said
Harry Ksplan, . barber. twenty Ave
years old. to his bride Of few months
the other day.
~ work eigh.een hour 2 daY and y
I'm weary Of this eternal struggle TO
get enough 20 eat" Tho wife had been
forced 20 return TO her cigar-makfng
trade for added income.
Last night she returned 10 their homo
Ian dead with an empty bottle Of car
bolic acid BY his side.
The evening world., 1900-01-24

Spending q fortune Of sD@ left b,
his father. In less than q year. 1ohn n
Naidoa. formerly a clerk In III Crane
Central Station. 10 In Jail awaiting ~.
animation on charges OF pAssias worth.
less checks.
He wss unable to stop his swim career
detectives ssy. when his money gsvs
out, ana he raised about s3.ep on bst
checks. He passed one At Martins res
taurant and got arrested.
Mhldon gives the Crenobls Hotel q
his homo.
The evening world., 1900-01-24
DENTISTRY A DELIGHT.
0Dosss Aseoe1s go AUoooeses
~ oeseossOoeoes WITH
Lev -.

psatistry hes hssa raised ainsst 70 Z
lseoA u eeansst and delight q the
Dental pssioss OF Biooain01aie Broe.
Uesy.ninth street and Third sveEue.
mo most modern appliances ss1 the
0ost skilled operation are employed
sAesD. asd ail the vest 10 guaranteed.
n addition 10 this tbs ssrns ~ q
0soerste % 10 ieavs 10 sscuss for aay-
be1y 10 neglect ne tssfh On ths seses
Of cost Just new thew h spsoial ssis
- testa going on. oscA . shing -
ssvpr before besa dsas b any ssAss
hsunne.
DvesyeA1ae IN ~ teatai Ilss h
uasss1 dsYn. ane uhsa n 10 csesil.
Ored that tie vsry bert euality IN goods
and wofkhmsnshIp V sivsa. M sSSijc
su0erinE from toothscks o. saV tiSGk01
- ihf lecsh hes every seess9 . ee6-
ereinlaee ll1sR ~ escA q so0esSu169y.
ssf ~ sss "a ssSs H. - =
- ~ ~ - a ~
The evening world., 1900-01-24

smother ease. ssns word asking = post
ponement. and cited also that two OF
sur most important witnesses were pre-
sumably kept sut Of the State by Hin
HE. TAsy are Hinkies sister and NJ
Aassa. . fellow employee.
Il 60 provs BY them that II wAs
not ewing 70 ny appearance on the
seene that ainkls lost the snection .o o.
70 grow coid. Her affection was abesed
60 vii noe aDpoar - . witness; no!
ne 49, b % 70 me. But @-@e!
The evening world., 1900-01-24

eas bracket In the kitchen. the Other
end aound his throat. then Kicked a
chair from under him.
His wife Discovered him IN time and
neighbour cut the man down Just q III
resuscttated Walsh said:
II did u Just 10 frishten ny wife"
The evening world., 1900-01-24
TIRED OF "PAKB" cAsE


~ boeeeeDoo poooooS.
AelIee0oa Pfeifsr. ''plaia elsshss
naa." - Aohs- Aiaslst lesk . priss-
~ - The YSgSvtos Csufs yesterday.
With - svi1sses 70 bsch ~ ths Or.
rsst. Ne vas rsssiaas1s1 b. llAsas-
tsass Dsssa. Thls nera1ao ~ spessssl
80 s. 80 49, 49, - 49, - .::ss ~, 49,:
.s, 3: =: :, e -: q: - - ~ =:
1T - havs 49, e Is9k 90 ySvs
c es:sss,sss ~ Sssss:s,s - - =:
- 80 ~ 90 tS:sSss1y -
.: yss( 80 !ss'sss u s:sss -:
"a f1fslsss -. % = yss.e - 1890.
xssss Ssiissa vss ~ d - Sssis.
The evening world., 1900-01-24

nsssy W. Csssss Ioprsvsas.
Henry W. Cannon. president Of the
Chase National Bank. who was taken
~ In London . week ago. II reported ss
being much improved. He viii leave
for the kiviera rs soon as his health
permits.
The evening world., 1900-01-24

The Nv. 4. I. Armstrong. \ seventy
eeur. yesr-old naptist minister. veil
hssUn IN the vicinity Of Dutch Neck. n.
J.. hAs Married . sprishsiy young
Ws0aa - thiFsy.shrss. Niss Annis Rue.
~ hst6s = cutie psvtty. and V aid TO
- W Desa1 = ~ Ausnns1. Ths
og1ooogoon = segong 80 oc11v4 -
The evening world., 1900-01-24

The Police Bosrd to-day turned ovsI
10 the Police Pension Fund fc- iSle -.
~. being the unexpended salary bal.
anct.
The evening world., 1900-01-24

A1vsrissussfs ~ THE Would. an - ~
osvso = - Anssae posasss nsennos 60
q 49, ~ 800, 9: g. !: =, - =. e. :
The evening world., 1900-01-24

-. wssssan 0GosseeA wAnss spAss.
; -; :; e. s i s q!
The evening world., 1900-01-24
WISHED 10 DIB and DID.
OLE Peter nssr, % Nswssk, was
usastbesken ~ ne Dseah q
ME- DaugAssv.
Osd Peter Bscr has his wish.

Oid Peter BScr has his wish.
III my child dies want 20 die. too. -
he scbbcd . week ago when the doctor,
told him she could not live long. Or
Saturday they buried her from - Cen.
Nved. The distracted father returned
from the grave heartbroken.
"Oh. ] am % tired" he moaned, and
lay down to sleep, He never awokc. 70.
marrow they VII place HE body In ths
grave bes.de that Of the daughter hs
The evening world., 1900-01-24
HANGED 70 SCARF WIFE


Morris walsh. Of rs East One Hun.
dre1th street. vas arraigned In Harlem
Court this morning charged With a..
tempting suicide by hanging.
After q quarrel with his wifs lass
night he tied ore end Of Q fops 10 q