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The evening world., 1900-03-28
THE SECRET Of
LIFE IS FOUND.
Chance for You to Live
a Century Scien-
tifically.

Eureka" CRED the members Of the
one Hundred Year Club this morning
FL, has been found at last-the secret oil
long life Mr.. sutro and Misc Jessie A.
Fowler told us all about Il last nigh,
Al the Hotel Majestic.
IAN you have got TO do 10 to have
yourself examined and learn what you
are to eat and drink"
The club will act a, once. A medical
bureau Of specialists will DC formed and
the membsrs will place themselves un-
der treatment.
mo two persons ought to ca, and
drink alike" said Miss Fowler. "On
the development Of the brain cells de-
ponds the length Of life"
The evening world., 1900-03-28

WISe's Less ssareA ~ aIssiss
Hssbas1 9s1s n . Fsasy Mlx.
Up-O1secsosy ~ Law 0sias.
Mrs. Harriet Treat. q handsome won.
On. thirty-four Year, Ct age. Of Sharon.
Wis. went before Magistrate Deuel.. In
the Yorkvflle Police Court. . .cw DAYS
ago and asked for q summons for her
husband on the ssound Of abandonment
She told the Magistrate that last June
her husband. who was q doctor, Jeff her
and her welve-year-old daughter IN
Sharon. Wis. A short while sso she
learned that he was in this city and she
wrote TO the County Clerk asking him
n there Was q DR.. Charles r. Treat reg
isicred here. She said that she received
an answer stating that there was n Dr.
G. T. Treat In the city directory rseid-
ing At 6 East Forty-seven;h street.
A summons was issued. bu, II appears
the ohicer who served II ascertained
that DR.. G. r. Treat. Of 6 East Forty
seventh street. was not the one wanted.
and Dr. c. X. Treat. who came from
Sharon. Wis, and who was student
In the Polytechnic Hospital. and who lived
OF IL Lexington avenue. was the right
man. lie appeared IN court this morn.
ing.
Neither the wife nor her lawyer knew
that the nan wanted did not live o. &
Eaa foriy.sevenih street. and the law
The evening world., 1900-03-28
Mrs. Sutton Charged with
Her Husbands
Death.
ais BROTHER HBR ACCUSBR.
~ Am Innocent Before Cod!"
Sobs tho Woman. Whose
Home Is In Dover, N. J.
Nps.I.l 70 TAs Evening word

trethl 10 me Evening WoNdl
YOUNGSTOWN. n. j.. March n
Mrs. Charles Sutton Is In jail here
charged with poisoning her husband
with strychnine. She tesrfully pro-
tested her innocence this morning and
declared tia; she was the victim of the
plotting OF her husbands brother.
81 am innocent before God"' she de-
clared. MY brothers husband 10 the
plotier. RE offered to le, me alone II ]
would divide half Of the insurance
money with him. Because I refused TO
90 II he had me arrested. ! did not
give my husband poison"
TIE s,atons Lived at Dover. The hus-
hand was brakeman on the Lscka-
wanna Railroad and = steady going fel-
low. % his neighbour say. lie was In
cured for Si.s0 In the Brotherhood OF
Railroad rrainmsn.
Mrs. Sutton Il OF . vivsctous DISPOSE
ton and attractive.
When her husband died suddAnly his
relatives suspected ehat he had been
foury dealt with and started an invos-
;igat!on that resulted In the arrest OF
the widow.
The inquest. which vas adjourned to
enable Prof. Henry W. Cornwall 10
mako q thorough analysis OF the stom-
sch, will b resumed tomorrow.
Prof. Cornwall testified, whom nrst
called. thst he had found traces OF
s,rychnine. Answering hypothetical
question he said the symptoms In SUIT
tons case led him to believe that the
brskeman's death was caused by this
poison.
But Mrs. Sutton protests between her
sobs that she dearly loved her husband.
and that II any one had dealt him pol
Acn II was one who was malignant 20
him ard her alike.
The evening world., 1900-03-28
THREW acid, WOMAN SAID


Mr.. Mary MSGursSin. a well dressed
young woman. OF 40 East Twelfth
street. was complainant against her
husband. David. In the Yorkvills Police
Court this morning, charging him with
having thrown acid on her last Sunday
night. Mc6urkin was ARRESTED at l3i
East Seventeenth stree, BY Detective
Cavanagh this morning.
In cour, Mrs. McGurkin showed red
spots on her face caused by the acid
she said The woman did no, press the
charge. saying all she desired was to
be- free from her husbands annoyance.
Mcourkin promised to keep away from
her and was discharged.
The evening world., 1900-03-28
SHAW JURY
O|SAGREES.
Only One Vote for the
Conviction Of the Two
Reporters.

CAMDEN n, j.. March S-Af,er
being out all nigh, the jury In the trial
of Reporters Hay and Sloan. who pub
llHhei Eli Shaw. alleged confession
that he muir 81 his mother and grand.
mother returned this morning with .
disagreement.
Il was Immediately spread broadcast
that the vote stood il 10 for convic.
ton. but this IL no, believed by the
wise heads Of the bar. inasmuch a.
Judge Armstrong; charge almost in
.,ructed the jury TO acqui,. IL Ii also
The evening world., 1900-03-28
100000 GIFT VI
TOCHURCA,
Col. Aston Donates q u
Sum to Cathedral
Choir.

Col. John Jacob Aston. Il 10 rspegeoa
slsnsliled his attendance a the -
meeting Of the trustees Of the Prsssso.
ant Episcopal Cathedral Of o. -
since he was chosen . msmbse, by 4
donation OF $4,000 to the church.
At the meeting yeSseruAv nennihon
over BY Bishop Potter. the Gist ~ 9.
good evidence that he 10 the Acane.
bishop Potter announced TIA HHm
IL still needed 10 complete thS 03lS
which will hold 10 psrvons. 6SS ~
already been expended ana services r.
held there now.
'lcn Of the choir.
The evening world., 1900-03-28

learned from good authority that but
one vote Was for convection. The Jury
was discharged
Judge ARMSTRONG said he expected .
verdict OF aclult,al.
The reporters will probably lie tried
again at the next term OF court. which
will convene next Tuesday.
The evening world., 1900-03-28
DER .FaN-Ssn,y Sale Of
CoAst .z>nce7. D>xgs Nsaze1nes 6cy
WILL BE HELD ON ...,
Tl...u~. Z..xl~,. ~,1 .HcI,..oo.
Ohuryday; friday and Saturday.

individual considerable quantity toilet
Msm an Of
tanpncs
not YOU
comparatively
our closest competitor not lower While the quality @ ges
probable
ofexudve
The evening world., 1900-03-28
DIVORCE At SBVBNY.PIVB.
hsshasa ssss wife. WIFE Il SIXTY
three. ssa CsaAsets ME
own Case.

vice-Chancsllor Stevens. In Newark
n. J.. to-day heard testimony In the
case Of Oscar r. Burton. who II suing
for q decree against his wife Mary On
the ground % desertion. Mr.. Burton Is
seventy-five year, old and his wife Ia
sixtv.three.
They separated In ioi. Mr.. Burton
lives In sBlleyille. n. j.. while his wife
lives In Bensonhurst. L. !. Mrs. Burton
sued for q diverse several Year, ago but
lost her case. Financial differences
seem TO hs the principal cause OF trou-
bic between the pair. Both Nr. Burton
and his wife have considerable property.
~. Burton IL acting - his own counsel
In the preset case.
The evening world., 1900-03-28
II Sale Of
Nysntal &wsly

We have lust purchased . ~ seek 1t do
count d q pa osat. iron IL usual Wholesale
priees. IT, big asssstnsat, rieh h novel
tjes Of III sovts, sueh = hAnlseos Iaaasllsd
Brooches, Link Dutteas, 1nboen butteas.
Stick Pins, Cuff Bsttoas, g., It., 81 hard
eaanelled and In rieh eelors. fhese's not pases
In the big collection worth lee than e1.oe, yet
We oder you a unrsstzietsd ehsies to %.
morrow for SO0
ORIENTAL BRACELETS. sseA pseal b . - ~ -
,..avss. ss:..':.as Y - v~a ''sysk m.
The evening world., 1900-03-28
cy~11ss's l>egs osokes.

A horse attached to bakers wagon.
dashing around the corner Of seventy.
third street and Para svenae early this
morning. ran over Emanuel Prince. Of
go East One Hundred and rwenty-nrst
street. and fractured both his lees.
Prince was riding his bicycle. He v1s
taken to the Presbyterian Hospital. apd
the driver arrestsd.
The colored American., 1900-03-10

VILLA Ms W. and
EVANS 93S DANIELS
u n
HODGES Pa and End ST. DUCKETT 250
Anaco
and n KOSS 7h MCCARTHY
n
GILMAN, 627 Pa MONTGOMERY, ACRER
W. & P
MERTZ II dNassa
W. Penn eandISth Sthst
BRACE, M BROWN
l. 81 and 5b
n. j..
q n st. Neely G.
Remsburg Elliott
The colored American., 1900-03-10

dertakings, and that may knOwsOme-
thing in the near fature TO communi-
cate concerning QUIZ operations.
1 am truly your old friend and class
mate, e. B. JOHNSON,
end Liet. 49th Inf. u. .S.V.
Co. I 10th Inf. Manila, P. I.
The colored American., 1900-03-10
UNC REUBEN ON POLITICS.

ana Lectures Euphemla Kirk.
Ysller Gum X Roads, nesr Bill Jones
Feather Foundry FeD'y 81, 10O0.--Mls-
tab Editur Sab. Nah son Nose have
iist don read me peece in 20 papur
called de Lessons OBJ de times wich is
hot goods lemme tell you, an metss nay
apobation exactly.
I isn't got no eddycstion but Use got
q right smaht boss sens an few dol
lars at it takes hoss sense to git. I
'grees wild you bout maxim desc heah
white politioianers show DER hans.
We knows ouah inImies an how dey
feels, an whut dey's up to, but de
'tickler pint are whar is ouah frens an
who am dey? Indurin f1e wah We
kno wed 'at Chawles Sumby, HInry
Wilsing, Thad Stevlngs, Zephaniah
Chandlee, Fed Douglass an all o. dem
ole time 'publicans was wild us an dat
dey nebber 'xerted US in de Jour oh
danger. But who's wild US now, whar
am dey, whut dey Mains and what dey
doing fer to 'zerve Ouah suppo't? Oats
de question at wants to know. I got
fo' votes in my family an deys all
good publican votes pervided dar III
be eny good 'publicans to vote for at
de time dey will be needed. Dees yo
feel me?
EnY publican IN CongrIss 'at wo1t
vote again dis heah linching blzness
ats tarrifying de niggahs all thu de
South ought to be hung up in de wal
ley of perlitical obscurity whurever de
Nigro vote have de power to do it,
dats all. You ak shili we Iede trumps
er beg? Now heahs whsr yo catch me.
bin playin kyards fer nigh onto thirty
7 yeah an NAH 'sperience are someWhut
valuable. plying to 20 question lem.
me say dat 1t aint nebber wise fer to
beg Wen yo' is got de trump kyards in
20 hand, eny pofeshinal will tell yo'
dat. The NigrO holes de trump kyards
in dis heah gain in every close con-
gressional deestrjck in desc newnited
states whar he am dc baluncs of pow
ah. DarfOr it behoOves him for to lead
an to xamine he kyards close fo' he
call de ham OBJ de buckra. Am yo
follerln me? ConsiqulntIy hince darfOl
we mus git together am play dis gain
propah kase dar's big intrusts at stake
Jes let de Honorables know 'at we
r means bizness in dis preserdential
yeah OF grace an dat dey can come to
Congriss agin eff dey'D come ouah " ay.
Amt dat fair?
Deres annudder little matter wat ]
} wants ito spoke Of an dat is, dat dat
new CONAN at writ dat piece in yo' las
weeks papur pears to be mitey brash,
an somewhat OBJ puzzle. She cay she
amt neether ole ner oung, good lookin
ner ugly. marrit ner single. Naim de
Lawd! what kind ob q female CONAN is
she? wish you'd please to make her
stop callin we men naims an I'll rede
her peces' She said in her .fust peece
dat men wuz Sinlcs. NOW dats a
scan'lous naim to call man of family,
and hopes dis lady at pears to be
like Mekisldek-widout beginning er
end oh days will be IittIe keerfuI in
her future marks about de male sect
D she's smaht CONAN an dey amt
no rubin dat out, but her marks am
little personal to man o. family. All
aint no Sinic an ali wants her to knew
The colored American., 1900-03-10
ENROUTE TO MANILA.
CONTINUED from I'd page }

number of my regiment secured them.
Every one spoke In the highest OF
terms of the work, and I could not say
enough, but at times my reticence was
my greatest eloquence, fearing that 1
might spoil good thing. At the present
L am not quite ready to hand anything
ever to the world, but / hope not al
ways to be selfish about my limited
experience. Quite number OF my
friends have as unto yourself prevailed
pom me to the same, and hope some
time IN the future to produce some
thing On the military. II at any time
when we shall have gotten settled and
our regiment modified again, shall
be able to do anything that will be OF
service to you In making disposition
of the work, you have my assurance
that 1 will do it. Hope you futher and
continued success. Still you should not
expect so very much from me as nay
pen at the present time is my sword.
o, yes Johnnie, about your very
kindly mention to me- in your letter of
November 11th, 1898. wherein you
quote the expression of some OF my &C,
quaintances as TO the reason that had
not received commission In the ser
vice before I did, That cause may have
had something TO do it, but [ fail to see
wherein 1t was the true and real cause
Still IN their kindly expression,
will give them the benefit OF the doubt
and allow them to have 1t their way,
but am of the opinion that knew q
little more about the facts OF the case
than any of them, as 1t so closely CON
cerned me. II that were the case 1t
could not have always been the case,
for have the commission now, and it
is signed by William Mckinley, Presi-
dent of the United States of America.
would be alnr ost willing TO state
those same people have not been able
to secure q commission in the service
nor any other position equally good. LII
they were the people who had come
from the West and had spent days and
nights with me on the western prairie
chasing the Indian, I'D be willing TO
wager, that they were the self same peo-
pie who drank the most Of my liquor.
have never placed any particular re-
straInt upon myselfin any OF my wants,
SO long as I was able TO secure them,
and don know that have ever gone
to any very great extreme in anything.
Still my boy, we do not always see our.
selves as others see US, ana it is left foI
US to profit by their criticisms whether
they be favorable or unfavorable. AT
the present time on somewhat your
plan at the time of the writing of your
letter, using no liquors Of any descrip-
tion neither smoking, and in fact be-
lieve that have or am fastly approach
ing the point wherein tits quite evident
to me that seriousness is the best Wis
dom, q good conscience the best estate
and temperance the best physician. My
life has been q rather plain and open
one, having but few secrets, and max
Ing il a point throughout that what l
was net ashamed for my God TO know.
I was never backward about it being
brought to light before many. Kindly
remember nae to all the boys when you
see them, especially Curry, HOss, Og-
den. Collar, King and I repeat ito
them all. This communication has
hoao xurittan nv Jerks, and at no sitting
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04
WANTS NO DRUNKEN ORGY.
Roberts Appeals for Temperance
welcome for british soldiers
When They netnrn.

London. Nov 3.-Lord Roberts sends
from Pretoria striking appeals 20 his coun-
trymcn TO refrain from turning the wei
come of the Homecoming troops into a
drunken orgy.
lie expresses tho sincere hope that the
welcome will not take the form Of treat
Ing to stimulants. and thus lend TO eN-
resses that viii tend 10 degrade those
whom the nation delights 10 houor and
lower the soldiers OF the Queen In tho
eyes OF the world, which has watched
with undlsgulsed admiration the grand
work they nave performed for their SOW
creIsn ond country.
81 therefore beg earnestly has the pub
Joe viii refrain from tempting my gallant
comrades but win rather aid them 10
uphold the splendid reputation they have
won for the imperial army.
II am very proud 10 be able 60 record
with the most absolute truth that IN"
conduct % this army from first % last has
been exemplary. Not "a single case ~
serious crime has been hroughs to my no.
tice. indeed. nothing deserving the name
II crime ] have trusted 10 the mems own
sodieriy feeling and good sense and they
have borne themselves like heroes on
the battlefield and like gentlemen on all
other occasions.
"The most malicious fnlsehoods were
spread hy tho authoritlos Of tho Trans
vaal of tho brutality Of Great Britain's =
sodiers but the people were soon reas-
surod that thcy had nothing 10 fear from
the uan IN khaki no matter how bat
tered and wnrstainod his appearance.
'~rhis tcsilmony." concludes Lord Rob
erts n feel sure viii be very gratifying
90 the people of Great Britain and ~ that
greater Britain whore sons shared 20 tho
fullest extent the suffering as well as the
glory of the war aud who helped 20 ma
tcria..y 90 bring it 20 "a successful close %
Lord Roberts explains that he thus ap-
pcais because Of the distressing and cred
stable scenes resulting from injudiclous
friends fpeeding the parting soldiers by
showing bottles OF spirits into their hands
aud pockets
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

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prominence nave Hn'"
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>P""h"F@ ""d ~" ""ii'eA'
a. au indication of the character 90
the rallies and the speakers lt may hc
mentioned that Ter -. Democrats cN-Sen-
ator llW closed thc CAMPAIGN in Runalo
to-day Hourke Cochran spoke at AL
sauY. white john H Stanchnr a. thc Dem
ueralic nominee for Governor. spoke at
Alddictowu AMI several other points up
the state For thc Republicans senator
Hep,W addressed ID Iarer audience ~ wal
tou and also saakc at several other Sow
York state POINTS Scat Faasstt closed
tho campuiru at Emlfa
Gov. Roosevelt after addrcssiu meet
iuE at the Froiugo Exchange to-day. re-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04
THE FIGHT is WON
JoNf., PREDICTS A BRYAN AND
STEVENSON VICTORY.
He SAYS NEW YORK is SAFE
CALIFORNIA EXPECTED TO GIVE
BRYAN MAJORITY.

nrynn VIII Make BiE Gains East of
the Mississippi River - believed
That the Republicans WIN Be Tn
able to Buy Votes Enough TO Con-
troI the EIection-ChRirmnn Jones
claims Illinois, Indiana. Ohio, New
Jersey and West virginia.
r- eago nov 3.-Chairman Jones OF the
national Democratic Committee furnish
Cd tre Associated Press with the following
stpemen. covering the outlook from his
Standpoint
..rne arht is won Bryan and Steven
eon aa. be elected. The Democratic ma
,oritv .a the electoral college will be ample
The Democrats will bold all the. states
the, carried IN 1895 with the possible ex-
ccp,i1n OF wyoming We viii also carry
New York. New Jersey. Delaware Mary
land West Virginia. Kentucky. Indiana
ohio and Illinois. The chairman Of the
state Committee OF California has just
wired me that We viii carry that state by
1000 majority.
Sin general way 7 should say that
ihere would be somewhat OF a falling or
q Brvaus strength compared with isas
west Il tho Mississippi. and that East OF
thc Mississippi ne viii make overwhelm
.nr gains The campaign has boen spirited
nom the start. The Democrats We're some
what Handicapped Tor want Of funds
while the Republicans. az four years ago.
had more money than they could use The
Nepuhlicans cndeavored to intimidate la
boring men and alarm these men. but not
with tho acrce oppression they brought 10
bear IN iSes.
"Of course. the trusts. the great ng-
rreeatious 81 combined capital the seek
ere Tor franchises ln Porto Rico ana the
Philippines. the promoters and cNp'oiters.
generally. have spared no enort ard VIII
snare TO effort 60 rc-elect Mckinley Il
Is ms arm belief. however that the elec-
tora-e cannot be debauched this year TO
sunic.ent extent to throttle the public
VIII The country is aroused as % has
no, oeen since the days preceding the
civil War The existence OF the form Of
government established by the fathers IS
"a, stake Whether the trusts shall gov
srn the country or the country regulate
the trusts must be decided. IL will be
'ourl when the votes are counted that
th people have determined with empha-
q that the republic must be preserved
t-at the power OF the trusts must be
rrhed. that the man IS TO be
considered before the dollar and that the
Voice 81 iae people cannot be- supPresse
uy attempted intimidation or corruption
The states that will vote for Bryan
viii show taat the people have confidence
90 him from the Atlantic 70 tho Pacific,
ana from the northernmos to tho south
,umost boundaries of the republic.
James *. Jones.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04
CLAIMS ~ oBIo REDUCED.
Republicans Now BETTING ON 10000
at hood odds.

Cincinnati. Nov 3-Tho campaign IN
ohio closed to-day with day and night
meetincs everywhere While there have
been many meetings in ohio. they have
not had many prominent speakers from
other states Il WAS reported that the
Democratic managers thought they could
use leading national speakers IN more
doubu.l states 90 better advantage. and
that the national Republican manager
had So much confidence 90 Chairman Dick
that they left him without much foreign
assistance.
John Il Mclean, proprietor Of the Cin-
cinnau Enquirer and the Democratic can
didate for Governor last year. spent the
last week With the state ana local COM
mlttees.
The Republicans nave been betting On
carrying ohio hy a larger plurality than
four years 1Ro when Mckinley had sl."o.
but to-day they we're betting on 5000.
odds as high as l0 % I have he.n given
on Mckinley carrying Ohio. Alost 81 the
cauyassers anticipate Republican gains in
rural districts and Democratic gains iu
,7iies. and most OF the speculation is on
the probability of tho Changes iu tne
cities exceeding those iu the rural dis
trcts or vice versa.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04
WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.
Lost Life Ia fire That Destroy-
ed Brother's House.

Rome. Co. Nov 3-Mrs ~ ". cutter
was burned beyond an semblance ~ u-
man being al tho home Of her brother.
" l.. Palmer. ten miles west Of Rome.
az & O'Clock this morning
The residence was a two-story structure
and Mrs cutter roomod in the second
story. The family barely had lime to ca-
cape WHOM awakened Mrs. cutter had
timo 90 escape. but hesltated and went
bnck for something and feu ross the
bod. overcome by smoke.
when tho body was found In the ashes
this morning only tho trunk remained.
3irs. cutter was 70 years Of age. 10 was
feared that tho nro was 81 incendiary o.
lgin. but officers Investigated ami could
find no evidence.
NJ l.. Palmer was tho Popullst candi-
date Tor representative in inc last race.
and was once "A the head 90 the Alliance
order lu Georgia. Ills .oss wiu De about
i2po. with parlim insurance Tho tras-
Cly ahockel the entire community
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04
KENTucNY IN A NEW ROLE.
GocbeI Assassination overshado"s
Presidential Contest.


Louisville. Ky. Nov. 3-one of the most
memorable political campaigns ever
known in Kentucky came 70 a remark'
ably quiet close tonight with both Dem
ocrsts and Republicans claiming TO be
stronger than ever before. The lines.
however. cannot be- said 10 he drawn be-
tween Democrats and Republicans. for the
Gaebel assassination aud the last guber-
natoral election arc issues which over
shadow the present Euhcrnatorial race and
the presidential contest as well
Reckhsm. the Democratic Governor. has
made a most vigorous campaign ana has
stumped the state from end 70 end. John
W Yerkes. conceded TO be the strongest
Republican IN Kentucky. has done Ike
wise and tho leaders on both sides express :
the s.ucercst coundcucf OF success on
Tuesday.
The Republicans brought their campaign
to a close IN Louisville last night. when
Yerkes ard other Republican leaders spoke
in various parts ~ the city. and to night
tho Democrats ended their campaign here.
with Beckham as the principal speaker az
four meetings throughout the city
Both campaigns were closed amid the
greatest enthusiasm. with a more wide
spread interest perhaps. than ever attend
"a any other election In Kentucky. ON
account of the Goebcl assassination, therc
have been so many breaks 30 the ranks
on both sides that little stress ron be
placed on claims 81 either, and land-
slide one way or the other would not be
surprising 10 many. while the campaigns
have been exciting and nt times unusual
y bitter. there has been very little irou-
bio and no more than the ordinary olcc-
tiou-dly 90 order g. anticipated Tuesday.