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La Junta tribune., 1900-07-07
.orrs OF r.s FOURTH.

~Nt'No thS NSs RAsLSo AOt OCSS oS~O n
rated wheels. lady and gentleman
riders.
The tug -of-war between Santa
Fe shopmen and team from the
beet sugar factory at Rocky Ford
was won easily by La Jnnta.
The crowd did not appear to be
quite as large as last year, but all
the merchants report having done
more business this year than last.
Joseph Phillips Of Rocky Ford,
won the fitty-yard race; Lloyd Pol
lock, OF Rocky Ford. the 100 yard
race and also the sack race. and L.
l.. Hall, the broad jump.
II. o. Sheets was made happy
on the Fourth by the arrival at his
home of bouncing boy. All are
doing nicely, especially the happy
papa.-Rocky Ford Tribune.
A. Dunbauld, of Las Animas, I.
+. Harsch, of Manzanola. and Ben
Bergerman, OF Pueblo, officiated
as judges in all the sporting events
and gave excellent satisfaction
throughout.
We escaped the usual Foulth OF
4
July accident this year, and failed
to learn OF anyone being seriously
injured: Scraps were few and there
was not a single drunk or disord-
erly'' taken IN tow by the officers.
"Shall we have celebration
next year1" is a question that
would be decided emphatically in
the negative il left to the Fourth
of July committee at the present
stage Of the game.
The Santa Fe shop boys won
three prizes for best floats, me.
chanical devices, amounting in all
to S5o--the traction engine risged
up as locomotive, the box car.
and "a blacksmith shop OF forty
years ago"
]. S. Walsh. Russell Stubbs, aud
c. +. Anthem, the committee on
sports, carried out the program
without hitch until the rain in
terfered, and are deserving of great
credit for their efficiency and the
manner in which they kept things
moving.
There was no decision in the
Mexican rooster race. The con-
testants endeavored, while riding
on horseback at full speed, to pick
up rooster buried in the ground
all save the head The riders
failed to connect and no prize was
awarded.
The ball game between Rocky
Ford and Pueblo was scheduled to
take place at $3.50. The rain in
tcrfered with the game and only |
two innings were played. resulting |
in tie score. The purse of sIoo
was divided equally between the
two teams.
The dance given by the band at
the opera house in the evening was
well attended, over $Ioo being
taken in by the boys. The tenn
perature had been focused about
right by the rain during the after
noon and very enjoyable evening |
was spent by those in attendance.
Eight members of the local lodge
OF Redmen, under the command of
Chief Kirkpatrick, attracted con-
siderable attention in the parade.
They were mounted on bronchos
and dressed in gorgeous native
costumes that would have made
the original Redman turn green
with envy.
The best decorated carriage was
bower of beauty-a trap deco
rated in pure white, and occupied
by Misses Baldridge, Steen. Smith
and Sebree, and drawn by a tam
dem team led by lackeys dressed
in white uniforms. 1t was greatlvj
admired along the entire route Of
the procession and was awarded
the FIRST prize.
The evening world., 1900-06-09
AGED But NIMDLE Thief.
Myers very rnwi.~iy visited the
Putnam House tEsin and
Gene to grief

Fro Srick Myers who l. sixty yeirs
Oh hut nlmble a. a cat. vas caught try b
ing bedroom doors IN the Putnam House
last nlghi and was arrested Proprie-
to- Burtls saii ne was the same man
who was discovered In the hotel on
April q and got out by way Of the Are
escape
Before being arriigned In cour, this
morning Myers was taken 10 Police
Headauariets and was Immediately
recognized by cap, McCiusky who shii
that he had arrested hin a number
" wears ago for burglary. HIS picture
was found 20 he In no Rozues' Gallery
In two ilre-eut places one taken a year
ago and one about three years aso.
Myers sas recently released from elm
ton Prison. who're he mad served Two
yeare for burglary lie vas held for
trial
The evening world., 1900-06-09
ORATORS At PRINCETON
Jssior Contest nesiss Csmms nee.
mest with whis ssa Ciie Nails
Represented by Four Zach.

The Princeton Unlver,ity eommen-e
msnt began this morning with the an.
nual junior orstoricsl contest In Alex.
ander Hail at ioO whis ami clio hall.
were each represented by four speakers
The orators and subjects vsr.
Franklin william Fort. New Jersey
The Development of the Peace Spirit
william Arthur Bahson. New Jersey
a Nineteenth Century knight.
Walter Ewing Hope. New York. "Tol'
.oI as an Asitstor George Washing
ton Kehr. Pennsylvania The Master,
piece of American History Hsrber'
Eugene shaner. Pennsylvania. Eco.
nomlc Freedom" Howard Edward,
gansworih. Nsw YORK. The Indian
American" Ans;ice Ford Eastman
New York. "Demosthenss 10 the Amefl
car .Citlxen.' Ralph Powell sSOnOrd
Mlssouri. The Spirit ~ Service %
The winner ~ the Macl,ean prime ~
lia awarded to the best orator. Slll b.
announcei next Wednesday. The Judges
we're: Presiisnt = J. Mcpherson q
iAxrsncevile Academy. Rev y 4
schsnek. Is. and Prof T W Hunt. Is
The evening world., 1900-06-09
MAN BLOWN
UP BY CAS-.
Meter Explosion Fatally
Injured Laborsr and
Caused a Fire.

An explosion Of gas injured a laborer
probably fatally and set Are 10 an
apartment house at on. Hundred and
Fiuh street ana Third ayenu. this AZ
tatnoon.
The injured man was replirins gas
meters and held light too close u a
leaking pipe.
The workman was unconscious from
his injuries and the suffocaiins fumes
and was rescued with dincuIty by ten
ants u the building The man Was
hurried to Harlem Hospital, where u
Vas sad his injuries might prove fatal
He va. badly burned. one hand being
roasted almost to a crisp
Fir,men put out the blaEe In the house
With little damage
The evening world., 1900-06-09
FERRY-B0ATS
IN A CRASH.
Panic on Cincinnati After
Collision-No One
Hurt.

Two terry boats ~ me Pcnnsv'van'a
Railroad. Cbr'hudt stree line. we're In
collision a. 80 This afternoon. Part ~
tns mems cabin on the Cincinnati Va.
stove In nearly a score ~ seats being
demolished No one vas hurt.
Tho Cincinnati was on her way from
Jersey city when her sister boat from
this c.ty tried 10 rross her bow slznils
Ss-e misun icTs,o0i ana the Clncirnit.
sas struck on the st,r-oiri ste. lust
forward " the paddle wheel There
wee about hundred passengers on tn
Cin -innati
MANY were thrown 70 the dscE b. the
sho'k ~ the collision. Taere wsre a
hal s-ore OF men In their cahin. AMI
the spllnters from the broken woodwork
c1us "a them 20 srattlr. The women o.
board da' he'd for NE preseryers. but ilr
cfew preyen'e1 serious panic
The other ferry boat Wae not dam
aget After completing her trip the
Cincinnati was lail 40 Tor repairs.
The evening world., 1900-06-09
CIlYCA GET WATERWORKS
" bai-n Decide. that Private Com
psni~s Cnr Readily ne
Absorbra.

Corror,'l1n Counsel Whi'en sent an
opinion % Commissioner Dalton. ~ the
Department of water supply. to-day on
the right u the city under section u,
- the charter 20 acquire the entire
properly and plants of private water
companies including machinery. dis
irihuilng mains AMI other things be.
longing 90 the companies
Mr whalsn says There can he 10
ioubt a. 20 rhe lgat Of the city 70 6c.
quire boy condemnation proceedings any
real estate ~ interest therein and 10
sholly extinsuish tho water rights n
any other person or corporation within
the city u New YORK for the purpose n
extsi ding the public water works ~ the
city
The companie, spoc.hc,lly referred %
are the Flstbusa water Works Com
pany. the West Brooklyn Water Com.
parry ard the staten island water sup
ply Company
The evening world., 1900-06-09
VAN WYCK'S PAINFUL
BRAVAO0 IN COURT.
"All Right" Mayor Vainly Tried
to Look Jaunty and
UnCOnCerned.

painful 10 the spectators He talked
slowly, grorlsd frequently and smiled
Ieebly You have seen many man IN
a prize rirs clearly ou,matehsd by Bis
opponent vari.y watching for blow
which may end ALL ever on the de.en-
sive. sus3i ,ious Of every ie.nt. careful
!ntense-slch was the Miyor OF New
York as Mr. Peekhim In gentle. even.
nsinga,ins tones put question after
question
Ths Mayor, who was on the stan
'or an hour and a half. maintained his
temper better than was ANTICIPATED by
his acquainances. who are familiar
with h!s Feasibility lie was ever on
the defensive ,his morning and dts-
played none of the sEgressiveness
which has made his once In the Cit.
Han a Chamber OF Horrors to many.
The evening world., 1900-06-09

Powers. Casshs Rebhiss . FLAT.
Fsssht Desperately Asaiast
Jsatser sad Policeman.

John J. Powers. twenty-five years Old.
Of ~ Es', EixhtIeth street. was held
by Magistrate olmsted In the Yorkyills
Police Cour; this morning In n.sO bail
for trial on the charge of burglary.
Power. dur.ag the absence ~ the
family of Jacob Mu,er. Who occupy N.
nrs; nat Al tis East Flf,y-sevenih street.
entered It and vas rumma snE about the
place. lie was discovered by the ianiior.
named Thomas Mckenna. Mckenha
tried 10 arrest the man ana Powers
ssowed nsht ani drew a knife On Nc.
Kenra.
Policeman sheehai. Of the East Fifty.
hrst street station. came slong at this
junc,ure and made Powers a prisoner.
Powers vss recognized al Police Head
quarters where le sas taken. a. q man
xho had served tao terms for burglary
AMI ~hose picture In the Roguss CAT
lsry " No see.
The evening world., 1900-06-09
VAN WYCK
RESIGNS.
Mayors Brother viii Not
Go to the Kansas
City Convention.

II was announced by close friends Of
Augustus Van WICK this afternoon that
the ex.Just,e will not 20 to the Demo.
cratic National Convention at Kansi,
City as a delegate-at-large from THU
State. he yill be represented by James
shsylin. his alternate.
The reason for Van wycks decision
not 10 attend the convention given oI,
l. that he 10 out Of patience with his
party managers.
The criticism that has Iallen on him
over his Ice Trust stock put him In an
embarrassing position his frineds said
and he IL determined u give up IN,
honor rendered to him.
Van wyck. said the friend making
the announcement. thought he Was b.-
ing attacked unjustly, but even az that
he believed that his presence a, Kansas
city would he against the welfare Of
the Democrats party
The sudden decision of the eN.Justice
caused much comment In Tammany Hall
circles one Of the Brooklyn leaders Do
clAred that II was a mistake on Van
wycks part to withdraw
Croker said he. is a delegate and
he and every member Of his family ar,
loaded with Ice Trust stock So Is John
Carroll and other Tammany ofhcials
There 10 no talk about them declining
and there Il no reason why Judge Van
wyck should do different from any Of
the Tammany men
1T would. In my opinion. be a mistake
for Judge Van wyck to run away aos.
while under nre. lie had better stick
It out, now that all the damage has been
done
The evening world., 1900-06-09
t4lH and 18th OFFFORCAMp
Two city Resim~nts Go to PeeLs-
kiii Tor Their Period Of
state Duty.

The Ninth Regiment. 80 strong eft
Is armofy. at Fourteenth street and
sixth avenue, At o'clock this morning
and marched to the Grand Central De.
pot. where he men boarded a special
train for PecktNill.
on their arrival In site camp they
will re- .isye the SKY ninth Regiment
At noon the TSefta Regiment. 20
strong. under Col GeIrge u Dyer lcr
for Peekssill 20 take the place Of the
Tventy-se ond Regiment
The evening world., 1900-06-09
COlER ON
ICE SCANDAL.
Comptroller Writes a
Sharp Letter to Com
missioner Kearney.

Comp,rolief coler said to-day that un.
less some satisfactory explanation was
made to him regarding the high price
paid for Ice by the city 70 the American
Ice Company he would suspend pay.
ments on the compsny's bills.
II want TO know Why the city pays
forty cents hundred for i,e when Il
can be had for thirty eents," ne sad,
and then he called his sten era pher and
dictated the following letter 10 Commits.
siorer Kearney:
81 ineiose herewith claims Of the
American Ice Company amounting to
ssw IS for Ice furnished TO various public
buildings In the borough Of Manhattan
during the months Of March and April
ISM
"a bill rendered by your department
amounting 10 ,st5 % In favor Of the
above calman, was recently paid.
As the item Of Ice Is one that will con.
stantly occur. will you kindly state
whether there are any specific reasons
why section 80 Of the Charter should
not be complied Vita Truly yours.
BIRD 3. CoLER Comptroller
The section OF the charter referred to
is that which provides for the purchase
Of all articles by the city after public
letting
The Ice supplied to the city Vas
charged for At the rate Of " cents a
hundred. rhs city has now the orfer Of
Ice at y cents a hundred. but will not
accept It. The American io. Company
continues to he shu, out Of the Park
Row Building. and the departments are
not supplied with Ice No settlement Of
the d.spute has yst been reached.
The evening world., 1900-06-09
DROWNED IN Sight OF MANY
Perished B-f.re Help
lrmn.

WiLe scores oi women and children
looked On. unable 10 help. nlns.year-oli
Jama rtoN, - 2li West sSiy first
street 'sll from the recreation pier at
Ffiy.nfs, street and The North River
tlls afternoon and sas drowned.
The boy was play ng Eith companions.
running a.onE he siflngpiece Ne lost
rs hiancc AMI fell Hls cries alarmed
me women IN the pier and many vent
into hNrterics The boy vas drowned
before D, . could be called.
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CROKER WON'T TALK YET.
special Partner Of rrire. Meteor
mick A Co. Ma, Wake % state
meat later On.

GEORGE Cocker tie special So.cs
partner 10 the defunst firm NJ Price Nc
Cormlck q CO. returned on tho cam.
pania to-day from an extended Euro.
pean tour Ne was in lBIy when ths
arm failed
Mr Croker shid he could not discus.
the ass gumsnf N Prsr. Mo- fm.rk 4
60. as set. because he Nas not ll.-
versan' slth the firms tra.rs Tie saii
however. hat ne Nprid make a state
msnt regarding the fai ufe a. soon ~ he
had become fmi.iaI win fls conditions
leading % the nrm's flspons 90.
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He blew The GAS OUT.
Russian Immigrsnts Fir.t Expert.
snee with Gss Came Near
Proving His Last.

Ukn Harrison. thirty-six years old a
Russian. landed In this country Thurs.
diy and immed ately went % distant
relative II h.s. Israel LewaCnwi,I. at
No ~ Delaney street. last night the
relative gave Harrison room on the
tnrd floor and left him 10 go 20 he'd
This morning AZ Harrison "a not ap.
pear l.evichWilx went 10 his room about
O'Clock and tired the door Finding II
locked he burs, n open and found Har.
rison unconscious and the gas turned
on
The man was removed 10 GOuverneur
Hospital In a serious condition. but the
physicians think he vii recover
The evening world., 1900-06-09

Professor Dsnesn Called u . "Dts.
honest Intrigue with
PolstieaI RssesIs,o

Before the Social Economic Club at
the West Side Young Mems Christian
Association last night Prof Georz. Dun.
can denounced the Ice Trust a. an Illus
tra,ion Of the Legitimate In corporate
life. He said II was a conspiracy
through political forces to advance
prices with no homes, mercantile rea.
son
Economic torees." he said. were not
enough. so they took In political forces
when they thought their dishonest h..
trIsue with political rascais had borne
fruit they said. The price Of lee will be
% cents per hundred instead Of D
cents"
The evening world., 1900-06-09
HARVARD MEN ESCAPE
DEATH By DYNAMITE.
Burning Bomb in Pump Would
Have Wrecked Half Of
Hollis Hall.

least - fee, long
There wire only tNo ani a hslf In ,he,
o. ne fuse lcf' unburn,d sh,n /, was
tst.ngIish,d
II vas discovered Ay NILS. one ~ the
NIGHT Nstrhmeu Nher ~ vas coming
OUT Il HOLLIS u I at 10 o'clock
4 man VAS sen In the yard about
ten minutes h b'pre wakirg tosard the
"a a 20 a.m
There g. Absolutely no clue 10 the per.
pe'rator.
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ICE HEARING WEDNESDAY,,
Stay on Acties 20 0siisu IN, rr,ss
WIN Ne Heard Neu
Week.

ALBANY. June s-Deputy Attorney.
General Conan appeared before Justice
Alden Chamber to-day and by stipulation
secured pcsipcrsment until "Wednesday
morning nsrt of the argument, on m.
motion to stay proceedinsi IN the action
bfouxat to dissolye the American fee
Company until the eonstitutlonallty Of
the Donnelly antitrust as has been a..
tsrmined.
The arguments VIII take place st 10
A. N. on Wednesday.
The evening world., 1900-06-09

Susan Bunso. eleven year, Old. Of ~
West rveniy-slxth street. died a. ~
inl, morning from injuries received by
being run over at Twsnty-eisith street
and Ninth avenue on Wednesday last.
The drvsr. Thomas Bradisan. % a,
Nest T~enty eighth street. . under ar.
-ett.
The evening world., 1900-06-09

owaer reasherstsse Gets Colt h.
st. Gesrue NJ ktssstes
stuA sale.
Especial 10 n. E,sniss rorii. }

RACE TRACK. oRAvEsESD. June .
A number of yesflinss from tho King.
s,on stud. property Of chinn a Fer
xuson. Leonst,s Stock Farm. as well as
those of other owners. we're PLACED M.
der the hammer In the paddock bsf0rs
tns raees besan. Auetioneer 0eorge A.
Ware of,iciAted
The Kingston yesriings were a Grand
nokina lct and th~s brought out spirited
biddfnz The ysarlins by ~. Oforrs
Marie Jansen. wAs the star of the sale,
Ani hr. Worth and Julius Daer. irslne.
~. the rsatherstone stable. were the
bfsdsfs 70! tne star. reathsrstone
~ by hiaek foz. and be sss eager 70
s4estrs kin. which Ne dii II vas hot
~ vssshssstoas sos hin ssr
The evening world., 1900-06-09
UNCOMFORTABLE WITNESS,

J sergeant Cram. Tammanys mem
comfortable witness His pronuneia.
tlon had all the ear.marks OF Fifth
avenue, marked with the characteristie
.isps, and his manners were soft and
gentle.
Mr. Cram has broad forehead
reaching 10 the back Of his collar and
roll wee Il not for q siubby little red
and white mustache
The evening world., 1900-06-09

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. June AN at.
tempt Wls made early yesterday morn
Ing 20 blow up the old Harvard pump
With dynamite bomb II % had ~ .
plodcd II would have destroyed half N
Hollis Hall dormiiory only a few
wards away In waich many students lay
sleeping
The bomb measured 4 inches long Ard
In diameter AMI from the ashes OF 80
burned fuse the fuse must have been az
The evening world., 1900-06-09
HIS SUPPLICATING TONE.

Only once DID he abandon his suppl.
eating. low.voicsd answers. and thu,
was when Mr. Peekham asked him n
he passage Of the dock bills would no.
have deprecated the value Of his ie,
stock. Then he got up In his chair and
with flushed face and blazing eyes sad l,
would not. 10 his knowledge
When his ordeal was over. no a..
sumed ainty a. smiled N ME
Lrother and Carroll and lef, the room.
swinging his cane. Il 20 rot natural
gayeiy or elatlon. Il vas rather like
bravaio.
MI Geshsnen. OF the oa-a.ld Rank.
who follovei the Mayor. va. a typical
ieeman. Small. natty. with snow white
hair he was as cool a. a cake from the
Penobscot One could sasily imagine
him a. a polar bear perched on a noe In
the Arctic Ocean. Never once did he
lose his sslf-possession. He provided
the sensation Of the morning and fully
realized Il. but he sat quietly IN his
chair. with nrm set lips and a .teely
look In his blue eyes There IL nothing
warm and pleasing about this same Mr.
Gelshenen. You felt that. should ne
venture In Delaware. ne would blight
the peach crop
The evening world., 1900-06-09
B~nni. F.I from a window.

Bsnnle Brown tNo years 90. 'eI from
the .a.,nd.s'ofy window y his home z!
Orchard street this morning ana Ne
taken 10 Gluyerreur Hospital suffering
from shock ana interna injuries
The evening world., 1900-06-09

NOW 10 THE TINE TO ADVERTISE
roR SUMNER BoARDERs WHY
NOT USE THE WORLD 1T Ia 4
GREAT MEDIUM THREE MILLION
PEOPLE READ rHE SUNDAY Ed.
r1ox
The evening world., 1900-06-09
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the thirty-stx hours snd-
ins . ?. y. Sunday for Nsu York city
and vicinity; Fair ana cooler so-aigkf;
sunday fair wish motsssfs tsmossafuee,
- = VT nsElnasse 49, IfI
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~ ~ 7" II -|T-|f VIII
PRINCETON. y J.. June s-GeorE'
washinstpu kear. q Pennsylvania. MOI
ths Maclean junior oraior.cal prize o
500
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MOVING MISERY
The Streets Are Full Of Il
Every Day.
Teil.Tse Marks Of Liver Troubles 10 the
Faces Of Ninknl Eyerywhefe. mi
Yet Il Is 81 Easy TO Look
Good ard reel Vel.

People xe ueet-on the stree.
What lot % them i9ok uiissrabls, s4i-
lIH. pimply. dfspondfut ths.r flk.ns
hIltched slfA liver spOts lgd black he sfs.
lie all ln the liver.
bssutJ h blood fesn. 10 one can hav,
he clean. clear skin 81 heslih whsre bod
10 .mu.fe and no one can have pure hlo,i
who're liver u laEY
liyeif llyera hflns new life pure blooi.
tuEht louka. Therefore hfaiih and bealfy.
LiVeiy hvcrs make lively fspoFi,inns.
,,hietimsni good nature therefore hap
cisearets Candy ca,hartie make the
lNef liN. pufift IN, hood hsau'ify ifs
skin tnf are guaranteed 70 cure constipa-
ton and prevent its dire c1nasalences
Catcafeit are In tablet form COMPACT.
Convenient in carry taste gooi teaf i've
.anfyi never grip nor grippe. cause natural
4. .uqn ~ liver and tosfls thfrtf1ra tss
ldsal laxative. It's Wha, casrsrsss DO
not shai ~ ssy they do that proves fAsfr
merit sold by dfugKisis gsrer.ll, Ia
- ara . or hy mail for Prize.
our ho.klei 'Lighien 'hs Ms N Urri,n-
~ .nd sample nailed free Tor me ash
lng Afirets sterling geuedv c. cNi-
'aFo. Montreal Can Or Nsv York
This is the CAsCARET Tab
HN let Every tablet of the oaiv
fFN genuine Cascare's bears tho
. magic letter. c { e" Look
A. the tablet hsfore YOU baT.
Ns-I and beware 81 frauds imifs-
'i~nf erf f1AF'''rfes
The evening world., 1900-06-09

ALL oF THE SUMNER RESORTS
ARE REPRESENTED ~ TIE AD-
vERrisING PAGES or THE Sun
DAY WORLD CONSULT THEN
FOR SUMNER HOTELS. BoARDlS0-
HOUSES OR FARMING HousEA
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THE PROCEEDINGS BEGIN.

May Ne proceei?" asked J. Nob.e
Hayes, one Of the lawyers retained by
The World
yes" responded the Court
Then We call Secretary Mcclure. OF
The Stock Exchange
There vas no response.
He IL not In court" sa,i Mr. N,col
"All his evidence WAS taksn before |,
magistrate. and move tina, It be made
part Of this record"
The absence OF Mr. Mcclure was then
notea
Charles W Morse" called Lawyer
Hayes Mr.. Morse stepped tc the stand.
just then Wheeler II. Peckham. The
Worlds principal counsel. who was 10
conduct the examination Of Mayor Van
Wyck. entered the courtroom and a.ke,
that Mayor Van wyek be called nrs,.
rs the Mayor entered the ill-venti.
lated courtroom he glanced about and
smiled. IL was evidently meant TO be a
fmile OF perfect composure and self
assurance. hut !, was a miserable fall
ure. His nervousness was visible 10 all.
], was like the smile OF a prisoner sris-
Ing to hear the verdict OF the jury.
Tie walked rapidly to a seat In the
rear Of the counsel table and sat down
with a little sirh Of relief he had not
en'oyed the sharp scrutiny which had
a~AeI hfs hri.f --o,,.,.A.
The evening world., 1900-06-09
VAN WICK WAS NERVOUS.

lie wore a violating suit of dark
blue serge. a hiFh collar. with sof,
black Windsor tie. In his left hand
he nervously twirled a malacca cane
with n gold head.
When Mr.. Nlcoll took his seat at the
LONG table the Mayor leaned forward
an whispered with him for a momen,
but then turned and greeted his big
brother. Augustus. The latter. bulky
ant bearded. was more at ease than his
small relative, but even he knew he was
no. in attendance at a pink tea His
black and beady eyes glanced furtively
about the room. and as the proceedings
began he leaned forward. intense In
teres, marking his every motion.
John p. Carroll. large. pespirinE and
the most complacent OF all, took his
seat behind the Van wyek brothers.
but spoke TO neither.
pAluElll al cp1
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PAINFULLY ALERT.

The attitude of the Mayor on the W.T.
ness stand was alert 10 . point almost
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Patents

BEsr F,ciilrEs prseuras sa.srs aiss -
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