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TRANsVAAL WAR NEWS.
Lord Roberts Reports the occupn-
tion of HeckpOOrt.

London, July 20.-The following dis
patch from Lord Roberts has been re-
ceived at the war office:
pretoria, July 19.-Methuen occupied
Heckpoort today without opposition to
speak of. Tan Hamilton and MahOn con-
tinued their march along the country
north of the Delagoa Bay railroad. Hunt
cr is accommodating the positions occu-
pied by the Free Staters between Bethle-
hem and Ficksburg."
Victoria crosses have been gazetted for
Captain Meiklejohn and Sergeant Major
Robertson, both Of the Gordon highland
ers for bravery in the battle Of Glands
laagtc and Lieutenant Norwood of the
Fifth dragoon guards for rescuing a
fallen trooper at Ladysmith.
The Cape Colony parliament opened in
Cape ToWn With an impressive scene.
l'sa speech Of Sir Alfrd M.lnec, gpT-
.pJF "a tha Celoay, pr8nh Sled I'm eai "
r4au Ql h4 l5ar aid subsequently uAi'-
q at.d prosperous south Africa.
Sir Alfred Aliiaer, referring 10 the no-
ble manner il which MI the self govern
ing culopies had responded 10 Cheat Brit
AIMS call FOR aiG, said indications We're
not wanting that the end Of the war WAS
approaching. Those concerned in the
rebellion. he said, will have TO answer for
their misconduct. Parliament, the gov
ernor said will be asked TO approve bill
providing for special court with special
powers to try hundreds who have already
been put in jail and others who appear
to have taken leading part iii the rebel
lion. A commission would be created to
deal with the rank and file of the rebels,
with the power of sentencing for q period
of five years and to disfranchisement and
deprivation of other civil rights. Sir Al
fred AIilner added that he trusted the
deliberations of the parliament would be
characterized by wisdom and moderation,
so that when the trouble We're passed all
would be prepared for the great develop
ments that are assuredly awaiting united
South Africa under the benefcent sway
of the queens scepter.
Mr.. W. P. Schreiner, formerly premier
of Cape Colony, and Mr.. II. Solomon
formerly attorney general, occupied the
Opposition cross bench. Mr.. ]. Y. Mer
riman, treasurer; Mr.. j. w. Sauer, com
missioner of public works, and DIR. Te
Water, minister without portfolio in th'
recent cabinet, occupied seats on the
front Opposition benches.
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Persian Christians In Peril.

Peoria. Ills, July 20.-George Shimoon,
a Persian student who has been attend
ing college in Illinois for several years
and who is passing the summer in Peoria,
has received cable message from his
home in Oroomiah, Persia, announcing
that his brother had been murdered by
Mohammedans and that a general mas
sacre Of the 1000 Christians in Oroomiah
was expected. The message said that the
feeling Of the Mohammedans against tho
native Christians was growing and that
there had been several hand to hand bat
ties, with fatalities on both sides. Mr.
Shimoon's father is a native missionary
and this fact adds to the wrath against
him and his family.
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Annncted scr own Daughter.

Utica, N. ", July 20.-Cora, wife of
George IL. McComber of Lake street,
Herkimer, accomplished the abduction of
her own daughter Lille. Six years ago
Mrs. McComber left her husband and
children and has since been living in Yer
non, Buffalo and Dayton, O., successive
ly. She returned to Eerkimer five weeks
ago. She engaged the busman to drive
her to the grocery near her old home.
The woman alighted and, going to the
house, found her daughter Lille playing
in the yard. The girl was enticed to the
bus, and the two were driven to the New
York Central station,
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Baltimore and Annapolis. Sunday
Next, Via Penna. II. II.

Special excursion via Pennsylvania
Railroad, Sunday, July % $1.25 from
Chester; 81 90 from Wilmington, to Bal
tlmore and return: Sl75 from Chester;
Sl.50 from Wilmington, to Annapolis
and return. Special train for Baltimore,
leaving Chester s. 81 a. M, Wilmington,
300 a. m. Special train for Annapolis,
leaves Chester S.22 a. M, Wilmington,
S.45 a. m; returning, leave Baltimore,
Union Station, $50 p. M leave An
napolis 400 p. m. Sale of tickets to An
napulis limited. Delightful sailing on
the Chesapeake Bay, Baltimore and An
napolis and return for Annapolis excur-
sioniets.
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Arlznnn.n .prought BROKEN.

PhcniE, A. ~ July 20.-The greatest
drought in the history of Arizona has
been broken by light showers in the up-
per part Of the Salt river valley and
heavy storms are gathering. The drought
has been excessively damaging to stock
and business of all kinds, but it is likely
to prove blessing in Fastening the con-
struction of Il great reservoir for irriga-
ton water. The cost Of the proposed
reservoir will approximate $2,5OO,OOO.
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Hamilton.
Select Excursions to Colchester
Beach, Chesapeake Bay.

On Thursdays, July 26, August and
23, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad Company will run spec
ial low-rate excursions to Maryland's
most popular watering place, COLCHESTER
Beach. This place is held in high favor
by all who have visited it. 1t has all
the attributes of first class resort, and
especially appeals to families. Every
possible kind of amusement is to be
found, The location, ON the prettiest
part Of the beautiful Chesapeake Bay,
speaks for itself.
A special train will be run on the fol-
lowing schedule, and round-trip tickets
will be sold at the rates quoted:
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The Wind,vnrd sails.

New York, July 2o.-Secretary II. L.
Bridgman of the Peary Arctic club of
this city has received message from
Captain Bartlett from Sidney, G. B., that
the Windward has left that port for
Etah, north Greenland, headquarters Of
the Peary expedition, and that all on
board are well. The Windward left this
port July - with provisions and muni-
tions for the Peary headquarters.
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rri.is Nenr Mt Nome.

Seattle, Wash, July 20.-Should the
present frightful conditions obtain much
longer at Nome, DR.. j. J. Tieter of Chi
cago thinks, the place will be veritable
charnel house. He declares there is little
hope of improvement despite the utmost
vigilance in the matter Of sanitary better
ment by military forces now in the dis
trct. Smallpox, typhoid fever and pneu-
monia are all epidemic.
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,.n,n Commanders ships.

Victoria, B. O., July 2o.-Word has
boen received by the local agent of the
Ninnon Yusen Kaisha line, connecting
-,,itb the Great Northern railway that
40 ~ their vessels, the Tosa Maru and
Kinshiu Maru, have been impressed py
Janan to carry tronns to Iakn- ---------
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nov VINO nathed Too Much.

Binghamton, July 20.-As a result of
too much swimming 9-year-old Eddie
Connell lies in a critical condition suffer-
ing from paralysis, which, beginning
with the sciatic nerves, gradually extend
ed to other parts of the body. His legs are
totally paralyzed, and the upper parts OF
his body are partially so. Physicians
believe it is doubtful if he ever fully re.
covers.
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BASE BALL TODAY.
Brownson and Hamilton to Play the
Deciding Game of the Series.

The strong Hamilton A. A. Club which
was the attraction with Brownson at the
Union street grounds on Fourth of July,
when each club won game, will play
here this afternoon. The Philadelphians
requested another game which they will
try to win, to give them two cut of a
series Of three. Manager Kelley, how
ever, insists that Brownson will win, and
as lis club il stronger now, good game
should be the result. Ladies are admit
ted free to the games. The batting order
will be as follows:
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Villa&es 9ngulfel by Lava.

Yokohama, July 2D.-Mount Azuma,
near Bandaisan, which was the scene Of
a volcanic disaster in 1888, broke into
eruption Tuesday, July IT. Two hun
dred prisons were Eilled or injured Sey-
egal Villages were cngulfed by the
streams of lava from lount A2Hna and
great damage was done I'll adjacent dis
t,if.tg
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- I.a..n1,ll Id. 4 lAl,.erIenn.

Pitts. galy 2}.-Mt. James II. Hyde If
New York. yiee president q The Equil'
able Life Assurance society, has been ap-
pointed ch Waller of the Legion of Hon
or. This decoration has been conferred
upon him in recognition Of his work for
tie advancement of French literature in
the United States through the Cercle
Francais OF Harvard university.
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Brighton Beach Races Yesterday.

Brighton Beach Races Yesterday.
Specialize The Sun.
First-1@M. Bangor, 2 to ! and 2 to 3,
lst; Handcuff, l to 3, I'd; Lindula, Sd.
Time 2 33 20
Second-5F. Gertrude Elliott, to /, 8
to l, 1st; Col. Padden, 7 to 5, I'd; Balloon
Sd. Time 1.02
Third-lM. Kamara, s to 2, to 2, let;
Oneck Queen, no second money; An
drissa Sd. Time l.4l 3-5.
Fourth-6F. Native, to l, to 5, LIST;
Unmasked, 8 to 5, I'd; Miss Hanover 3d..
Time 1.l3 l.5.
Fifth-S4F. Ethelbert, to and out,
lst; McMeekin, to 2, I'd; The Kentuck-
ian, Sd. Time Las 3-5.
Sixth-5sF. Vouch, 8 to 2, s to 5, 1st;
Maximus, l to 2, I'd; The Regent, Sd.
Time LOT 5.
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FINANCIAL AND OOMAE2OIAL,
Closing Quotations of the New York
stock Exchange.

New YOr, July 70.
Money on call nominally at lia per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, 4a4A per cent. Sterling ex
change iirm with actual business in bankers bills
at 81. 4.s7ka4.S .S71s for demand and at Si.sS%a4. 81
for 60 days Posted rates. S4s41sa4.s5 and Si.es
Commercial bills, s4.sSl4a4sS1s. Silver certif-
Gates, 6lha62Ae. Bar silver, Gle. Mexican dol
lars. 4sAc. Government bonds steady. State
bonds inactive. Railroad bonds firm.
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Made Good Profit.

The women of Newport cleared, at
their Fourth of July supper, $4S26,
which will be expended for town i'm
provements.
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The rotterdam Strike over.

Rotterdam, July 20.-The strike of dock
laborers, which had been in progress here
for some time, is practically ended and
work has been generally resumed.
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i'll be sold at the rates quoted:

Returning, steamer VIII leave TOT
chester at 1 80 p. m.
Children between five and twelve
years OF age, half price.
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Washington Park Races Yesterda,

6ptCIaI 10 the sun.
First-1M. Pnpil, Emigre, Goebel.
Time 1.41.
second-1M. Scales, Wax, Tayon.
Time 1.423.
Third-6tF. Grandon, Handy Man,
Kid Cox. Time 1.l94.
Fourth-6F. The Pride, High Hoe,
Abe Furst Time LIS.
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Batteries--Lewis and Sullivan; Tayll
and Donohue. Umpire-0Day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06
PROBING CLARK BRIBERY.
Wssssas speaker Tesaises We Wa
Approached - Cats Ms
N0es

WASHINGTON jan. s-Henry C.
sin. Speaker of Nc Montana House OF
Representatives. Wa The nrst witness
in he CLARK case before he senate Com
mi,tee on Privileges and Elections to-
day
Representative Campbell Of Montana
Mr.. SIN. TO show that he
embarrassed financial condition ~ STATE
Representative McLaughlin had been
aiken advantage Of by Senator Clark 10
approac hin TO secure his vote and
also that Mr.. s,ifrs own vote had been
Improperly collected.
Mr.. sun stated that he had been ap.
preached by W. II. Bicsford. as repre-.
sentative Of Mr. Clark. and his support
solicited for the latter.
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MY God! How I have suffered! How
he has deceived me all these years!
Look at these rooms where he has
kep, me for Year, In penury. while he
himself has lived In that pretty cot.
,nge up there with another womAni
The villain. Oh. I could forgive any.
thing but that!
But ! will try 10 he calm and tell
you all Freds real name 10 Morrison
mot Gordon. married him under the
name Of Gordon, but knew At the time
what his real name was.
We were married IN Jersey City on
Nov. & iss. and tn. marriage Is on
record In the City Hail there. The min
lister Is still alive. think. and my
mother has the marriage certificate.
"Fred's parents lived In this city on
the east side then. His father died
insane In the ward's Island asylum.
HIS mother was kind to ". but dssd
several years ago.
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4 remarkable sequel 10 the Mount
Vernon tragedy OF q week ago came
% MRht to-day.
Prof. ALFRED Morrison the teacher
ef languages In Mount Vernon who.
vhils dreaming Of burglars a week ago
last Thursday night shot and killed his
young wife. was no, Prof. Alfred Morri.
son.
That vas an assumed name. He was
leading . double life.
His real name u Frederick Gordon.
He has . wife whom he married eigh-
teen Year, ago. living In this city at
iltS Third avenue.
, shs told the story Of his duplicity this
morning 10 an Evening World reporter.
aad her husband. who still ives In Noun,
Vernon and IL ha,f.crased by the tragedy
Of last week. corroborated every word
q u
n = . remarkable s,ory--,he more
sufprisins that . man could deceive
two women fos 20 many years. neither
suspsctins his dupliei,y and his sin no,
being found out until In his dream he
killed one d the two women he sue.
caosfully dScoived % LONG.
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4 CIGARETTE FlEND.

Fred told me when Z nrst me, hin
that he Was = s;iS salesman and made
lots Of money. ! soon found out after
our marriage that this was no, true. He
had nothing and did nothing for ysars.
lie was always smoking cisarsstss. even
when We had not enough to eat.
Foo . couple Of ysars W half starved.
After thss his mother hspsd 10 until
she died. We never had any children.
"Aftse his mother died he started
giving French lessons and WAS away q
good deal. He left me during the bis.
xard II ~ and has never lived with me
steadily since.
But he used 10 conc and - me
about once . week. and then he would
tel ne how he had . French cisss as
Iarchmont and was working 10 bro.
viAs . nice hoas for ne where We
sssld I'VE Aappsly ssses ~ sss suasssas.
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NURSE KILLED
THE PATIENT.
Poured Casbolic Acid on the Sick Mans Head
and He Died In Ter.
rible Agony.

and began 20 pour the contents over the
man The bottle Vas full and contained
sis teen ounces. and Gray poured half Of
II over the mans head and holy before
he stopped
The effect OF tn carbolic acid on Smith
vas terrible. he shrieked like a mad
man and hts cries vere heard all over
that part Of the building.
immsdAte.y IN body showed the ter.
rfols burns and HE hair began TO fall Oh.
He clu.ehsd o, himself while Gray
stood stupede-i TIL he realized what had
happened.
Gray hurried the man TO bed He ted
the dpctors what had happened and
svssyss.sG possible cas- done to relie'e
ne man lived only an hour aud he
dted In e1crucsst,ng pain.
The boz WAD sent la the 0ofgue last
nighf. Thero WAs no testimony sent with
n, - 10 customary, but the eIpli M ton
Forwarded from the CITY Hospital 10 that
Il gas mailed TO Helipvus
Dr OHanlon pssf Jrmed an autopsy on
the hody % thu musician to-day al he
found ovi what bad caused the mans
me num- vas cen, doom 10 Relic
vuo Hospital. AMI he Was immedisieiy
plAced under arrest.
The matter has led 90 an inves,ixs.
non, o0ifh Uas WArsted. but he'd 10
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TIE fatal mistahe % Q hospital nusss
IN taking caSbo!e seid for tincture Of
iarkspur vas the esuss u the death Of
Henry anith. thiSty.four yssrs Old. .
musician. Of - Lsn1iov street. Ia the
City Hospital lest n1OAt.
The man died In horrible agony. The
nurse. James Gray. 10 under arrsst
Saith had nsphSssia- lie vas taken
10 the CITY Hsspssai Thursday. Ne
vas placed In . vasd - the division q
which Ds. will,aa ?. Earle has chssvs.
The physician fessa out HE aslnsa,.
ana then ordsrs1 Gray. the nvrss. 10
etve the man Q hAtA.
Gray took the ma foe the hath las;
evening. II 10 esoeo0Asy to rive such
persons . clsasiAG With sinctuss oS
laskspur. - Il 10 o0rs eo0apaly called.
This 10 pound a IL psssoa a. mAssd
With the water.
Smith disro6sA hiaos1f aaA stsQ0sd
Into the bathtub. oray sscursd whot he
bslisvsd 20 b ths siassuss u iaskspus
an the bott1s ~ iAbsi,s1 such
omssh vas ssass1 n the hath. Ne
hes thsck hair. ss1 thsss was . srovsh
a hair - he aes's besast. Ne vas
hA,k rsrlininG b IL tub
0eay tsse ~ esst ~ u ~ best1ol
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SHE GOT POISON I
MEANT FOR ANOTHER
Mrs. Siegfried's Caution
Saved Her from Taking
Cider CarbOliC Acid.

A bott,e 81 deadly poison. taken to the
wrong address by the lad who had been
hired TO deliver II. almost ended the life
OF Mrs Nannetie Siesfri,d. VI liSs Third
svenSe. Brooklyn.
The poison was given 10 the boy by a
woman. The police have good dtscrip-
ton OF her and believe that her capture
will ensue within few hours.
Che In described a. forty years old.
s feet : inches In height. dark complex
Toned. She wore dark clothes and an
alpine hat with two quilts.
The police further believe tina, the
poirn, was intended for 4 man who
lived In a house directly opposite from
Nn. sissfned's house. or for his land
lady. who operates n candy store In the
bssemans. Mr.. siegfriei alse runs n
candy store In the house and 10 this
fact va due the mistake Of the boy.
The messenger IL David =. Bell. hfieen
years old. OF III Thlri avenue. two
block, above the siegfried house.
Tie tod the police tina, last wednesday
night at 10 o'clock. Just as he vas enter
Ing his door. a woman accnsted him
and asked him II he wanted TO earn
10 cents.
Sure" said the lad.
Then take this package down to the
candy store" said the woman. and II
the lady wants TO know who sent II just
tell her the bartender"
David pocketsd the dime and did AZ
he was asked.
Mrs. SiesfrIed was surprised TO hear
the message that accompanied The
present She opened the package and
found a large brandy bottle. un!abellei.
She put he bottle on shelf In the
Kit chen and wondered who sent II.
That nigh, before she retired she ct
a glass. took down the bottle and pulled
,s- c..l- ss.- =: ..... ,.-,-e,-J' tire
fumes Of carbolic acid and st tn,
bottle down trembling.
S.xt day she notified Capt. Beiell. OF
tn. Forty third Precinet lie apple
Al o.faciory test and pronounced the
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stun carbolic acid and cider. Detectives
Bryan and Mciaren were assignee -
the case and the matter Was kept froD
the newspapers
Nj Catharine Cdanlf and her pretty
daughter are joint proprIetors Of the
candy store across the street from 0rn.
s.ogfriei's. They are ambitious. 20 they
keep boarlers. too. and make Q goo1
living.
Mrs. Commit WIS questioned BY ~ a..
tectves and at once declared hereslf -
he without doubt the intended victi0.
70 the last seven or eight months."
she said. rive .noticed strange vomao
pe haps forty years old and about fses
tail and wearing dark eloshss ana a AL
rine Ia, walking up ana dowa TIE
street In front OF my house and peerinG
Into the windows.
Last weex she came into ny s(eee
AMI Inquired about my boarder. John
White. She said tina, Mr.. White had Do.
ser.ei her and broken ner heart. She
wanted to knoa all about his present
life aud loft without explaining HERSELF.
we maven seen ntr siHCt
Mr. White" said Mrs. Connie. ~
steady young man apparently. He = In
business In Manhattan ssd has only
been liz ing in my house for four OF ave
Weeks
II id not tell him Of the strange
soman's visit and ! have never ~ yet
heard him discuss his private affair.""
Waite rs not ye, been Interviews
b. t.e pOliVs.
Miss Commit. daughter Of the land
LADY. told The Evening Word reporter
this afternoon that the description
given the police by David Bell CORE
-ponds exactly with that OF tssar mys-
tefious visitor.
She xas pale and quiet said Miss
Commit. and she appeared 20 % ter.
rihly ~ elgnes; about s5mething.
The 20 son bottle will be turned over
:. 90. .-. -..-.,-. :. ..ses. vf ,ss osvse-
Ign 9olice.
A YOUNG man living In the netseeos.
hood told Capt. Bedeli that early New
Years morning he heard two women
In front Of the Connin noueo
ma ihat one accused the other q ~
theft OF her husband.
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STRANGE STORY OF
DOUBLE LIFE.

Prof. Alfred Nssrsses, .
teacher Of Isssssses -
. Nesst vessos. shot Esd killed
Ms yssss wife while che was
attending . sick child %
Dec. ~. Ne SAID he apea che
shst while dres ~tss 81 hsss.
lars. The Corssss's tssy &C.
quilted hta.
The EvesisS WssiA printed
. psrtssis 81 Nsrsises. Mr..
FREDERICK Gordon, u lSsU
Third avssse. peessusseS
Nsrrises's ssvsrsM - her
WWs ks.kssa's.
IWs-ssSsssios showed shsS
Nsssts~s ssd GSsAss sse sse.
Ne married Nps. OosAss
esghsees yeass sas. Us1ss
TIE ss.e 81 Nessssss esshs
yeaps sgs ~ 0ssvsel the
Weaas Ne killed.
Gssdsa. s1ess Nssvtssa.
made . fell e0sSessles % 90
Evesiss w~s1A seessses @.
aay. Dsssss si1 shess yesss
~ SUCCESSFULLY AeeesseA 18th
wivess sS his intimate svsesae.
To-day ~ 10 almost esaseA
~ TIE exposure ss1Dswtss
TIE tragedy. The DsvSss wife
ssys she sssll lsves hSo $50
viii net pesse~sss hia ~
bissoy.
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the WlFE'S STORY.

Tne vrensed wife was interviewed by
IN Evening World reporter 2 two poor
little rooms ., iws Third avenue.
Her apartment consists Of q sitting.
room and kitchen combined and . bed.
room The furniture 10 cheap and
seaasy. but everything sbou, the rooms
10 nsat and clean.
Mn. Gordon Is . eome,y booking wom-
an Of th'r'y-nT- Hss face Is ,tiil plump
and Ase co"p,exson fair. She has
dark-brovn eyes and sbundan, hair of
the sane color Her teeth are white
and even. and her speech proved that
she 10 educated.
At aru she vas very nervous and
save way to nts OF weeping that at
si.ss became almost hystersa. Then
- bseans eaissr aal vas asls 70 ssu
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-06
HELD Up
A BANKER.
Henry n. Aston Recog.
nized One Assailant IN
the Rogues' Gallery.

Henry Howard Aston. q banker. e
10 Rroai street. who lives At ~ Bias
ford street. Brooklyn. appeared IN tos
Oates Avenue Court this afternoon -
complainant against John Mzcomb0.
whom he chasged with highway ri.
berry.
The hsnkers face stiIl showed IT,
effects Of a terrible beating - sad -
received at the tine f-om tscs~Ssss
and an accomplice.
Aston said that Neu Years evsuiao
he started from his home, which 10 IN .
lonely neghbo,hoSt. TO take Q streU
with his FOX terrier.
A short distance from his home. Win
passing a vacant lot. he vas set upeo
by ,wo men.
''one u them knocked ne down MI
q club" said Aston. and the osbe9
kicked me about the head anl beaCs
Ny nose ~as broken and I vas toy111B
bruised. a
The robbers then took 3 dln0oqD
stud from my shirt. valued o: tiA
"Gyp. my doc. barked and faiss1 -
4 fus. the robbers ned" f,
When shown the ptctursD b -
Rogues' Gallery he Instantly 1900 I
he picture Of Macomber a. that g
n his assaliants.
In cour. to-day the pstseass 49,
~ lnnocence. He vas bsA = Y;
,ail.
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he would talk % nice to me that al, my
suspicious were lulied.
But the last time he came 70 had a
half quarrel. II as just before chr,s,-
mas and he wouldn't buy me q present.
didn't care for the present. but Il hurt
me tina, he cared - little for Ne.
Remember. Fred ! said to hin. u
(Coosiouod % ooco0l PAGol
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He told Ne hs was living with his
aunt. Mn Alfred Calm. At Larchmont.
but told me to address he letters 20
ALFRED Morrison. Peihamviils. He said
he had . Freoch class there and At
Mount Vernon. suppose he called at
Peihamvtlle for my .e,ses.
HAD TO SUPPORT HERSELF.
For . long. ions time he never gave
me . cent and had to support myself
by dressmakinE. For q year or two
past. however. he has given me perhaps
= q week. But he would stay only .
half hour or 90 when he called OF late.
The last time he was here was sbou,
IN weeks ago. II was one saturday. y
had never really believed there sas any
thing wrong. though ! had been urged
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KILLED WIFE AND SHOT HIMSELF

Phillip Rose thirty atc wear. Killed st, wife in u,
e.aa h..a 2st'lroH shortly o'clock t au.-
Then o1. head and was aseu yre
HaHem Hospital
Rose and no. VIC had 1ocr separated since ,s July T5o
,iA,. daughter witnessed II, TRAGEDY.