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The evening world., 1900-06-09
SlYLY WEOS
CHORUS GIRL
Young Tonkln Therefore
Deposed as League
Treasurer.

oSwbGo. y z. June ~ hs'y
girl followed by NJ, deposition a, treas
urer u tho EpNo-th League of Ora e
Presbyterian Church. has once axsir
brought Harold q Tonkin into the pub
nc eye
Two years ago young ronkin ach.svst
distinction by his marriage to Miss
Caroline Helen staTbuck. model. o.
New York CITY. ller parents took her
rom him on the fourth DAY Of the hon
cymoon Hs says he has obtained b
iiVor-s MT Tonkin has yenturol OF
hs seconi matrimonial ysntHs WhlIr
still under twenty -one
Tas present Mrs Tonkin 10 MIS-
Eugene BAshtord. TIE company va,
playing IN Syracuse on Monday week
Tonkin met Miss Bashfori after tn,
performance she promised l. meet an
ia Syracuse shen the company closed
Tor the season.
They met and On Wednesday night
vent 10 OsSeEo Centre. four miles wcs
of OsVeEo. and we're married by Rev
o N. Kelly. pastor Of the Methodist
Eysoopal Church.
They arrived Asrs Sunday Afternoon
and tho sirl went TO = boarding house
Tonkin vent home. but managed q
spend a great deal of time with her
| aId TIE fimor soon got around that the
couple we're mATriel The gtH denied
The report
Rev. David wills jr.. pastor Of uraos
Church. called on her and oould not
earn anything definite. but hs depo>esl
Tonkln from the treasurersaip " Ia.
Christian Endeayor Society
Then. with y. " Hamilton, an sttor,
ney representing the young man
parenis, ne went " Osseso Centre
brought REV Nj Kelly before q masis
Tats on a summons ann compelled hin
to admit that he had married the couple
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CURED BY my son and hts wife.
y never rcco mixed M n . NifA IN 4
neyes all
II Aa's now ut of IN, sons Income
lie ls not In any bis noes and has moth
ING 10 1--we on except What | have al
lowed him That has been Jlst enough
io- aim t1 I've on"
Yes, my father has stopped my allow
anee, aHi an E.si % Il" saii young
fellosss to-day For M paft this quar-
rel Will never he made up. Ny father
has acted very unfairly fhe rtason l.
think. that he wanted me 20 marry
money
i DO not care q snap about money.
w,uld rather be happy than mar,
mOL-y
u would rather I've In an east side
tenen. 'ni and be happy than 10 rich and
unhapp Ny father wanted me 20 marry
a rirh drl a. not know whether NJ
had an one picked ou, for me or no,
The evening world., 1900-06-09
DUKE LOSES A CASE.


The suit Of Arthur Charles B1E.ne
Duke d'AuXy. 10 recover ms from
oyils Dupfs. /, lawyer. was tiimlssf
With sos,s ssains, ,ha Duke BY Jusiie'
Lawrence In the supreme Court to-da,
Ths Duke alleged that he transferred
TO Duprs HE claims sxsres.,ins b~
against the estates Of v. O. Lamar
father Of the Duchess DAury. and Rob
srt ". souttar. the puehssss Arst hue
hand. 10 eonstdsratien Of ti.scp Ne ssit
The facts In the ease had been u,sssvrs-
ssnssd to hin ~ pupss. sad ~ susd &
sessves - e1,aU1o boianep ~ -
The evening world., 1900-06-09
MASAER FELL
INTO A TRENCH
Nswhouse Struck Mrs.
Smith When She Re-
sented HisAttentions.

Harry NeNhous.. said 70 he de-
pafiment head In a Fourteenth stree,
store. and who lives A. 90 West Sine-
ieenth street. was aTraigned IN Jsnsr-
90 Mlrkst Court thk morning before
Magistrate Fiammer, charged with an
uIylnr end aHsauIfing Mrs Mary smith
- 40 Essi rhlrIeth street
Mrs. smith as WAXING along slNth
avenue AMI Nas a. Nineteenth stree
isi night when Negh1use spoke % her
she RESENTED Ms attentions and she De.
C.ares 10 .hcreIpuu struck heI it ths
!ace With an umbrella Me Smith
rcamei and several citizens ls
Ne shouse until Policeman Hutihalisr.
~ he West Th.rileth street station
agysared.
When Hus,baisr came along Nss-
house broke away from his cap'ors ana
fan % siNth avenue toNari TSsniy-
ffst street. After turning mo ISen1 %
rst street NeEhouse vanished. ani
iiushaaer could not IND Inn until he
leari groans and found that Newhouse
lad fallen Ia . trench In front u a
1gl.ding In course of construction
In court this morning Mrs Smith dfd
lot appear and Magisifats Fiamnifr
iischarsea the prisoner. who vas stiIi
he yorss "a Gvm his p.uhgs IN tbs
LrmMuIM-
The evening world., 1900-06-09
J. b.'S NAVY
SHAKEN UP.
Cunners Can't Shoot as
Straight a. Records
Declare.

pspvasAs 1870. n ~ Assssisss> pssssb
LONDON. June s.-Thoss Who bslieve
that Great Britain's nsvy would. In
ease Of var. prove nearly - full Of mis-
manaGsmsnt a. the South African cam
psisn proved the army TO be. have re-
esivsd additional conArmation OF their
team BY reason Of the severe structure
pssssA BY the Admiralty upon the r-
rsguiAritiss Of the target practice and
sspsrts ther~on among tAa fleets now In
sommission
TAs Admiralty practically declares
that ths percentages sent In are worth
tsaa In . eiroular to all the command
~ s@osss the Admiralty says:
'YsaSttes aDpears 20 have been
sssvfsl On without . supervisor.
shs ssnnsssisasA targets were sst
psspsviy checked asd the .askers
were not drawn from another
shiv.'
Such Q serious rsprimsnd is ifkeiy 10
have the desired effect Of enforcing the
regulations this year At any rata and,
st the same time. o, considerably de-
oreasing the sfiicis,sy IN marksmsnship
with vhicn -. British Navy has been
credited
With the arrival Of Q sembisncs Of
Summer. the river Thames has taken on
its usual say huss And all the world and
hts wife have gone boating on the pie
turssqus reaches Yet. st In murky
moueh. maIss from where the countless
pleasure parties punt and row. there
hes hssa rsapsd from ~ muddy wsies
Q harvest Of Death, extraordinarily large
even for this stream Of tragsdlss.
The evening world., 1900-06-09
THE ASCOT MEETING.

TIE Asco, raes msstins. which oe-
Surs nszt wsek. promises 10 - largely
sttsndsi and. doubtless. viii BE- Married
By Q sonsanus,ion Of ne successes Of
Amsrsoan jooksya The Prince oi
Wales. - usual. vfli b present. bssidss
many ether royalties. while many Amer-
SAnSsd TO view what 10 known - the
sroysl meeting"
The evening world., 1900-06-09
mrs. BIUDVRHAN VANISHED,
Niece % Senator nsSk Left Her
Chiease Homo With Her Two.
yeas-0lA Son.

CHICAGO. June t-'Mrs W. I. Bisbsr.
man. niece OF Senator W A. Clark. Of
Montana. % reported missfns. Her hus-
band hAs asked the Chicago police to
help him hnd her. Mr.. Clark vas In
Chicago yesterday on his way home
from New York fisherman thinks that
his E'is may have gone wes, with her
unsls
fisherman says h rsesivea q letter
Yesterday purportlng 70 come from hi.
brother. asking for an appointment at Z
O'Clock lie kept the snssS.men, only
to md that MS brother had not written
the letter When hs returned home III.
house was in confusion and his wife and
,So-yeaf-oli con we're gone
The evening world., 1900-06-09

With q -months-sid baby q her
breast. Mrs Annie Ryan b issksd 10
to-day In the rombs. chasvsd with man
slaughter In throwing oarbolie add On
Mrs Sarah Mccarthy and burning her
% badly that she died.
Mrs Mccarthy had won her husband Z
love He neglected his homo - that
his wife ana children starved. MrS
Ryan vent to Mrs. Mccarthy ana I'm.
plorsd her to lot her husband alone.
She refused. and on the night Of July
q last Mn. Ryan met the couple on
Third avenue and dashed The scid on
Mrs. Mccarthy.
The coronsrs jury and eas Grand
The evening world., 1900-06-09

Nn1,s.r NSry ss.n:r ,,:S j, Mr., ,ngs sE,. but ~. a. r.
was arrested yesterday IN her natiy'
town. Waterford. near Troy, where sh'
had opened a little mlll.ner, store
The police had no clue 10 her mere
abouts for a long time A few days asC
her husband, Frank, was arrested a.
$50 Fast One Hundred and Thirty-nlnit
street charged with stealing . pocket
pocket giving his wife's address
Mrs Ryan told the detectives shs hsd
q dream the night before, warning hs'
OF their coming She will b arrslgned
before Judge Mcmahon. Part l., Genera
Sessions. Monday 10 plead 10 ps indict'
ment
Ms. Rysn's mother died last week
II IL SAID citizens Of Waterford VIII sup
ply funds for her defense.
The evening world., 1900-06-09
NAN KILLED BY CARS.
Nictim In Jersey CITY Relieved Ia
Ne Martin Connor., Of
Scranton, Pa.

The body % man ABOUT thlr'y-hys
years i'd was found y.1g alongside the
Northern Railroad ,racKs At Manhattan
avenue. Jersey CITY last M ght II /,
thought he va, Killed BY the car,
Paper, found on hts clothes indlca,,
hat h. "a, Martin Connors o, scran.
Ton. Pa Two fingers Of his left hand
are missing
The evening world., 1900-06-09
FIRST HUSBAND UPSET home
Baks says ne Canr Oct Alesg
with wife slass Casasla
AppeareA.

Mr. and Mrs orr,n Baker. q Piain-
field. ". J.. whose marital relations have
been greatly disturbed by the appear
anee, after tweniy-four years. Of Mra
Bakers nrs, husband. George canneid.
separated yesterday afternoon.
Baker left for Ocean Grove ana says
that he will Immediately eommsncs pro-
c.edinss for divorce and the possession
% the two children. . boy and . girl.
lie alleges that since his wifs's nrs'
husband came upon the scene and nnds
Il impossible 10 get along with her.
The evening world., 1900-06-09
BAKED DAINTleS.
A New Method ef keepias rAsa
Good Anywhere and Al the rsns.

Every careful housewife Ia America
can to-day congratulate hsrsslf upon q
notable change thar has recently coms
IN the packing and ssllinx Of blsruit.
waters. ersekefs zinssr snaps and other
dainty products OF the baher-s change
that means shs viii sst the best erss-
TORS Of ,hs skilled American baksrs
iust - they are drawn fsem the oven.
70 nniiss hew fer from the city -
IS1s sAsnss = - ~ - ~ :
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CUT OFF HIS SON.

rhen came this announcement BY ~.
fellowes. sr:
This he said. is the csss OF q
young woman who has been trading on
my name, She has been giving the
name Of Mrs. c. Fellowes, u SO Fifth
avenue. at the various shops where she
has made her purchases ever since her
mirriaSe. and bill after bill has been
sent IN 10 that address. tho trsdesmen
believing the purchaser was my wife
II have notified all the tradesmsu
from whom she has obtained goods %
are not made By my wife, and that /
Will not BE- responsible for any debts In
The evening world., 1900-06-09
WARNING TO ACTRESS.
Gets . Letter 10 Leave "rres,
Aisss-rhira Notice to Ne
"Fatai.v

emrA Andsrson. an actress. ivns at
10 wsss Thirty street. has
turnsd over to the police Of the West
Thirtisth stree, station Q letter shs
found pinLed to her pillow. Il read O.
follows:
You have had warning No. I. II
you DO not stop chasing after Pred
you WI get another warning. The
third ons Will 10 fatal Beware
Mise Anderson says she would not
pay sny attention to the note. but tha,
she vas held UP In Sixth avenue a few
nights ago and her purse. containing o..
stolen. In the purse was q letter IN
which the name Fred was mentioned
Miss Anderson appeared here a the
star Theatre in the company OF Julis
Morrison. who shot and killed her
manager DON South several months
ego.
The evening world., 1900-06-09
MARRIAGE SECRET 2YEARS
Misc Ryaa. ksw nrs. ksishss. DID
Nes wsst 70 L.sss Position
ss sehssi Teacher.

Married on Fsb. n. iss orars Ryan
70 J. Francis Keisher. both Of Jsr-
sey City
The above notice caused . srr In Jer
s-z City to-day. where tho couple are
w.n and favorabiy known. The bride
IL q teacher IN School No : and 10 tusn-
" year, old. The bridegroom Il twcny
1ns and ls clerk The bride tid no,
care 20 give lp her position as school
tetci or. o. her marriage has been kept
q secre, for over Two years.
MrA kelaher re.hined her maiden
Eame and lived with her parents She
rlll resign a. The close a the present
school term. She was married In ~
Ioseph's X G. Church.
The evening world., 1900-06-09

ANsyy Sscauss .ef ~ ss~st mAsrags
- his failure 20 wed into fashionaoas
iAmlly. Cornsiius Fellowss Prssiisnt Of
eAs National Horss Show Association Of
America, hes cut on his son and heir
Ossnslius Fsilowss. jr.. after . violsh'
suAsrsl. Yesterday he stopped the young
asn's allowance. leaving him. - he sup
ssssl practically psnniless
But to-day. with the announcement OF
sns cutting on Of Cornelius. ir. comes
ne furthsr announcement that his wife
hss inherited q fortune Of rp,@. THIS
esmplstsly defeats the object OF the elder
ys.lowes. and his son now opealy dehss
rim and declares he Is Elad that he 10
sut on, and says that the quarrel. 90 fAr
A he u concerned. will never be made
vp. He also declares that his mother
has ct his father against him.
The evening world., 1900-06-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
ARRIVED.

FORT or VIEW work..
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-26
Murdered at FIorance.

Florence, Colo, Sept 25.-At Brook
side, coal mining camp three and one,
half miles west OF this city, at 10 O'Clock
last night, was the scene Of another MUIR
der at one OF the brothels conducted at
the place by Italians. George Tinsley.
the son OF Superintendent Tinsley of No.
coal mine, operated by the G F. & Co
was killed, and it is believed that Joe
Jetto, an Italian, committed the deed.
Jetto is still at large. He il about
feet 10 inches in height, weighs about
ITO pounds. He wore light trousers, but
had neithst coat nor hat. A reward OF
e100 has been offered for his capture.
Tinsley was shot in the bead twice,
and died almost instantly. There was
no quarrel between the two men at the
time of the shooting but it is said they
had been drinking freely during the day
and evening.
Coroner Little at Canon City today
held an inquest over the remains, and
the jury found that Tinsley came to his
death as the rssult OF a gunshot wound
inflicted by Joe Jeuto with felonious in
tent,
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-26

Chicago, Sept. 24-"I have not given
ing, promise of a cabinet position or
any other position, and l shall not dur
ing the campaign make any such prom
Use to anyone.
II have not authorized and shall not
authorize anyone, either verbally or in
writing to promise any cabinet position
or any other position to anyone.
"If am e.ected l shall be absolutely
free to discharge all the duties Of the
Office according to my platform, as far as
the platform goes, and according to my
own judgment in all matters not covered
by the platform.
This is William Jennings Bryan's an
swer to Mark Hanna's charge that he
has made promises to would be office
holders and that the cabinet portfolios
have been parceled out in advance OF
his election.
Mr.. Bryan is to spend more time in
New York and the east.
Mark Hanna is invading the "enemy's
country across the Missouri.
Mr.. Bryan will retaliate with Poland
like dash through the east where the
democrats expect to roll up The republi-
can forces like scroll in fervent heat
danna's savage onslaught on Bryan is
taken by the democratic leaders to mean
that he sees defeat and his true nature
comes out in the pangs OF resentment.
The election is six weeks away. The
fight will be more and more fierce every
0ay
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-26
TEXAS TOWNS FLOOD SWEPT
AufuI loss of Life Prabable in
Colorado VaIIey----Great
Alarm,

Austin, Tex, Sept. % Governor
Savers wired tonight 10 all points south
of he,e warning notices that the most
terrific food in the history OF the Colora-
do river, which flows by this city, is now
eurging down through the mountain
gorges to the northwest of here and is
expected at this place by midnight
Great alarm is felt as to the result OF
the rise.
Austin, Tex, Sept. 25.-It is rumored
here at late hour tonight that the town
OF Marble Falls has been washed away
by the Colorado river and that there is
a fifty foot rise at Kingsland. 1t is a
small town Of 800 people, twenty fve
miles above Austin on the Colorado riv-
or. and is the terminus of branch Of
the Austin and Northwestern road The
dispatcher says that at 8 O'Clock all Of
fees on his line were closed and he has
heard nothing Of any deluge.
Kingsland is small town in Llano
county, also on the Austin and North
western, and is near the Junction OF the
Llano and Colorado rivers, both Of
which are very high.
A telephone message received here by
the chief Of police from Llano says that
Sansaba, forty miles north OF that place,
containing about 1000 people, was part
ly swept away by the food in the Sansa-
ba river, which was still rising. All
bridges had been carried of.
No news oonld be had from Sansaha
people tonight, the wires all being down.
1t is feared there has been great loss of
life in the bottoms, as the rise was in
the night and came without warning.
The Colorado river here ut 10 D. m.
was rising rapidly and people in the low
lands have prepared to move out, hav-
ing been warned by the police.
Dallas. Tex, Sept. 25.-The 4riuity
river is higher tonight than it has been
since 1890. when it broke all records.
The water tonight lacks only six feet of
reaching the 1890 mark, and is still ria-
ing. No lives have heen lost in the i'm
mediate vincinity OF Dallas. but cotton
and livestock. notably sheep and hogs,
have suffered heavily.
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-26

he went down town again, but after re-
turning home he began to complain OF
an intense shooting pain in his chest
around the heart.
The family physician was called and
the general obtained some relief, but the
pain continued throughout the greater
part Of the night and the doctor was
called In several times.
At half past three o'clock this morn
ing the doctor made his last visit and
left about four o'clock, the general at
that time being free from pain. To
quote his own words II feel all right
now but am very weak"
Soon after the general went to sleep.
About 7 o'clock Mrs. Palmer thought it
best to call the doctor again and went
out without waking her husband.
She was gone but few moments but
when she returned she found him dead
There are no further details OF his
death. 1t was peaceful and without
sensation.
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-26
Flames Raging in California.

Santa Rosa, Cal, Sept pa forest
and grass fire which has been burning in
the vicinity Of Occidental the past three
days, today assumed vast proportions.
The fire has covered a space OF about
one hundred miles square and is estima-
ted to have done over quarter of mil
lion dollars damage. Only by hard work
was the town Of Occidental saved. The
dre is now travelling south. owing to a
strong north wind,
The North Pacific railroad lost miles
OF track. In addition to two long trestles,
one 219 feet, the other 300 feet in length.
Three county bridges are in ruins and
about eighteen farms have been swept
clean Of their buildings and crops.
The towns of Freestone, Bode9a and
Sebastopol are in immediate danger.
Nearly thousand people are fighting
the FIRE,
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-26
Roosevelt Special.

Denver, Colo, Sept. 25.-The heavy
special train of the Governor Roosevelt
party, to which was added today the pri-
vate car of Senator Wolcott, ,acconl panied
by Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and Mrs.
Lodge, of Massachusetts. arrived In Den
yer at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
At the station the New York governor
WAS met by about hundred veterans Of
the Spanish American war in uniform
and mounted and was escorted to the
Brown Palace hotel where supper was
provided. There we're many other
guests and a large number OF people
who joined the procession to the hotel.
Three evening meetings had been ar
ranged for, the first at the capitol
grounds. On account OF the rain the
open air meeting was abandoned.
The Rev Thomas Uzzell presided at
the Coliseum meeting and Gen. Hale
presided at the Broadway theatre.
After the meeting Senator Wolcott
took Governor Roosevelt in charge and
conducted him to Wolhurst, his country
seat twelve miles from Denver, on the
Rio Grande railroad, where Senator
Lodge and Mrs Lodge we're also taken
aud where they remained for the night.
Coliseum hall the largest auditorium
in the city, was crowded to the doors
when Chairman Uzzell called the nights
meeting to order and introduced Gov
erpor Roosevelt. "Parson" Uzzell, by
invitation preached to the Rough Riders
at their first annual reunion at Las We
gas, N. NJ.
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-26
WAR AGAINST GERMS.
Rock Island to Spend Large Sums
to Improve the Sanitary Con-
dition of its Properties.

The management OF the Rock Island
railroad has declared war against germs.
1t has adopted plans for a campaign for
the determination OF all disease breeding
microbes that might take temporary
claim on the various claims of the com
pany, and it will lose no time in carrying
out its plans.
The deordoii izer will be the weapon
it will use and the ammunition, death
dealing disinfectants- will be fred into
cars, offices, stations and shops.
The war will be waged on all parts OF
the system and those who will direct the
campaign declare that cessation OF hos
tilities will not be ended until there is
not germ left to fly flag OF truce and
the possibility of microbes nefarious
operations is precluded.
After much experimenting the man
agement of the road has adopted her
metically sealed, automatic and econom-
ically distributing disinfectant.
1t will be placed wherever germs are
likely to lie in wait for the unsuspecting
public. Special attention. it is said will
be given to quarters set aside for emf
grants.
This is what an official Of the road
has to say upon the subject.
There will be no germs of disease or
bad and offending odors lurking around
the Rock Island property when the plans
are carried out. Railroad properties are
hard to keep clean but we believe that
road will be the acme of hygienic clean
liness after short time. A great deal
OF morey will be spent in carrying out
this plan"
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-26
DIES VERY SUDDENLY.
General John M. Palmer Dies at
His Home in Springfield, ILL.,,
Yesterday Morning.

Springville, ILL.,, Sept 25.- General
John M. Palmer, former governor CT
Illinois, and United States Senator and
one OF the greatest generals in the Union
army in the civil war, died at his home
today.
But yesterday he was apparently In
his usual health and spirits and during
the day went down town and mingled
with his old associates
In the evening in the company of his
wife and other members Of the family,
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-26
HANNA SEES DEFEAT.
Explanation of the Savage On.
sIausht of the Republican
Boss-.-.Bryan's Denial.

Chicago, Sept. 24-It has been
decided by the democratic Ma
tioaal committee that Mr.. Bryan
will make determined effort to
capture the vote of New York
state. The matter was settled
today at conference at aemocra-
tic national headquarters.
1t was decided that Mr.. Bryan
should be in New York from Oct.
16 to 20, inclusive, aud return
there on Oct 26.
r. Ex-Governor Stone says the
state is fighting ground and that,
with Croker's help in New York
City there is a good chance fer
success.
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-26
Brunswick Hotel Arrivals.

A P Matthews, Cleveland; F L Hilton,
W T Tuttle. Chicago, W Barker, @ Ot-
tenheimeY. San Francisco; Mrs Sarah
Tompkins. Illinois; Mrs Sam Mcdonald,
Cripple Creek; e w Cramlich, Omaha;
Fred Biedinger, st Frances; Louis Lar
SOD, Ouray; Mrs Cozad and son La Veta;
T U Iliff, Salt Lake; E W Lehman, j r
Cramer, Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-26
Death of a Little Stranger.

Alice A V. Dahlavist little girl aged
five years died last night at Fruita Of
spinal trouble. The little girl with her
parents were visiting friends at Fruita
vhen death overlook the little one.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at Fruita, Undertaken Bannister
having the obsequies in charge.