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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-31
Local Markets.

The following prices quoted are as
nearly correct as it is possible to OBJ
tain from the dealers themselves. The
quotations are for prices paid by deal
.ers, corrected Thursday afternoon:
GRAIN AND FEED.
W. II. Sloppy reports the following
prices:
wheat-52@54.
Oats-19.
Corn-29.
Rye--4a
Barley-2S.
Timothy-.90.
Cloyer-3.25.
Hay-Tame, 1850; Wild. 900. selling
price.
The Glucose Sugar Refining Com.
pany is not buying corn at this time.
LIVE STOCK.
Receipts today, 500.
Britain & Co. are paying the follow.
ing prices for hogs in wagon load lots.
Selected light, 40 to 200 pounds. 465
Selected heavy, over 240 pounds. q. 65
Stays and piggy sows graded accord.
ing to quality after reduction. Rouph
includes thin olo sows, milky bellies
and hogs unfit for packing. Premium
hogs must be smooth and fairly well
fatted.
All hogs subject to government H..
spection.
PROVISIONS.
Marshalltown grocers quote the fol.
lowing prices fer country produce:
Potatoes-2O cents in trade.
Beans-260 per bushel in trade.
| Eggs-12 cents.
Butter-15 cents in trade.
POULTRY.
Butchers. commission and cold stor.
age houses are paying the follcwine
cash prices:
Young chickens-17h.
Old Chickens cents.
HIDES, TALON AND WOOL
n. Willard, Son Z Co. are paying the
following prices:
No. green hides cents.
No. green hides cents.
Pelts-400S0 cents.
Horse hides-1.6o@1.o +
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago May 81.
wheat-May, 657s acc: July. 7O6p70ls
4 corn-AIay, 337MS71,s; July. s71s.
oats-May. u: July, 2l14M2lss.
Pork-Nlay, 11.17lA:: July, n.22E.
Lard-May. $50; July. 6.Soa6.S2!a.
Ribs-AIay, ESQ: July, $50.
Rye-31la
Barley 36@4l.
FlaX-1.S0.
Timothy.
Clove,-7.5O.
Rutter-steady; creameries, 15@lsR
diaries. 13l.@17.
Eggs--Easy;; II.
Dressed poultry Steady; turkeys
6a6is; chickens. sac.
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Crops Good in Ute vicinity.

Ute. May 31.-The crop prospect never
was better than 1t is now. Corn is
nearly all up and Is an excellent stand.
A much needed rain came Tuesday.
The fruit crop will not be as good as
was expected, as a frost damaged it
While In bloom. Three-ffths OF the
plums dropped. About one-third Of the
cherries and apples dropped off. Car
dens were never better.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-31
MARKETS BY WIRE
chicago Live stock

Chicago May 81.
Cattle Estimated receipts. 10000;
dull; weak; shade: lower; beeyes, 1850
$50: COWS. s.ooM4.4o; Texans, 4.ooa5.lO;
}stockers, 3.75G $40.
Hogs Estimated receipts, $4,000;
opened shade lower; closed strong;
mixed, 4.e5n5.l5: heavy, 5.lo@5.17i2;
light, 4.S5@515.
Sheep Estimated receipts, 10000;
steady; sheep, 4.5oI5e5; lambs, 5.ooG
$40.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-31
Lieltnlnu Kill. rhree.

st. Clair, Mich, May s1.-Capt. Arlie
Morrison, Frank Campbell and William
Mailnr were killed by lightning today.
The three men were at work on the
cabin Of new boat. Lightning struck
the mast, passing down into the cabin
and killing the three men.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-31
NzN5Axl;,u.

made Of choicest materials by the An
heuser- Busch Brewing Association, is
the greatest food drink for the feeble
and convaiescent, and assimilable by
the weakest stomach. For sale by all
druggtstS, s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-31
AMBASSADOR WHITE APPEALS.
Asks Recommendation or Leniency
Regarding Meat Inspection.

ASKS Recommendation or Lcnfcncy
Regarding. Meat Inspection.
Berlin, May 3l.--Your correspondent
learns from a asliable source that DR..
Andrew D. White, the American am
bassador. has appealed to the bundles
rath, thru the German foreign office,
to reconsider the meat-inspection bill
recently passed by the reichstag, or at
least be lenient in carrying out its pro-
visions. From the same source it is
learned that the German government
has no intention of exercising severity
in enforcing the law. and that, in fact
1t will endeavor to abrogate it on the
expiration of the commercial treaties in
1909
This prospective complaisance, how
ever. is contingent. The government
will pursue such a course provided, in
the first place. that during the next
three years the American meats inn
ported afford, by their quality, no Just
reason for complaint, and that, in the
second place, the American packers
keep cool and refuse to be Influenced
by the jingoes In congress who attempt
to create discord between the two
countries.
Some time ago your correspondent
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ST. Loui. Produce,
ST T,o,,is NAY o.

. st. Louis, May 81.
Wheat-cash, 60; July, s777s.
corn-Cash 36ail July, 36,s.
Oats-Cash. %, July, 21ss.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-31
WILL preserve ORDER
One Thousand Citizens Of St. Louis
Will Be Enlisted as Deputy
sheriffs.
More Will Be Called if Needed
to Preserve Peace and
Order.
The Grand Jury Censures Mayor
Ziegenheim- Another Man
Killed in Riot.

: {
co a,is ,,., 81 - ,,;- I
% e'ts u i'VoV men VII spe sworn ~ Wy
Sheriff John III. Pohlman TO assist in
:, ;,,,.a nv ,a 49,.
nag suoilii.lsu report eiiat -Nasoi
Alegenhein has thus far failed to ettl-
GENTLY employ the city's police force,
which was described as Inadequate to
meet the existing emergencies.
AT an extended session of the heads
of business and social organizations
resolutions were aI1opted formally re-
o,,estinr The transit company and the
strikers Ia imn34diately submit The
strike dif,icuitv 10 arbitration.
These ara rbe chief deyeIopments in
a iav of inrigants surrounding the
strike The order for The summons OF
}, nossa con,itat,,s comes as n seouel 10
Iyestsrd,v,s hlond sbas II was ,ssuea
10 tba sh.,iff IN accordance Win fine
Ia, :, s,a.;,l# ~ tb. ,,o,ica
board.
tn arans ;,r,. rsnort tbo ,andinr Ia
balitr,e me sSfe,,t az The dangers beset-
o.ine tba cop7ntInity only apprayates
,i,s h;tta,nf.ss tnst Il fall on AIN sides
In eanrAa,;c,,, with tha s,,nnression of
str;l,a vioIspea
s,1ayo,. zie.anbe;n wass nat nresf.nt nj
sna,.;a, ssssion az Tho .no,iees no, I'd
which .dae;,l,.a Ia calI an sheriff pnhl-
r,,n fo, noss4 conitatus sheriff
on,l,,,an bas ,lr..a5l,, annoi,nced mar
he will proceed in accordance with the
police boards request.
Sheriff Pohlnan is called upon by the
board under provision of the statutes
to summon the posse comitatus of the
city TO the extent of 1000 able bodied,
Law abiding citizens to act under tbs,
direction of the board during the con-
, tinuanee of the existing emergency.
Sheriff Pohlman said that he had al
ready secured a list of 500 Of st. Louis
best citizens. and these would at once
be Summoned as part of he Nose. He
!. lis TO select only representative s.,
Louisans My inclination.' he said
last night lis 10 arm the nossa win
shotg11ns j,
The grand iury.s ra;;art sa.ss among
other things.
During the latter part Of onr farm
the whole OF arr srr.at cit,. b,s s,,ffsrl,s
seriously from tha ;nte,.r,,,,,ion5 10
street railway t,attic T-,e1,r.,,,,a.a,,.
and aeplorably tris has h..n, a,.a,,,dl,a
lby riots crime ard
lsulting in the Isss of iIf., "a
1t would SEEM a, f;rst ,t.,t :, ~
policemen penar,lI,. ~, l..s
gagged ii, the aist urhannes ~, o ~, i, I,
relating to riots. the d,,ties ana n. ,,,,
4 titles Of citizans and, ~, - $50
oiasr - since the first outbreak, how
! vigorously 10 impress ttis r,,a,., ! ~
4 i,,.s,, ,,r.,i,,;c,.,, $3.50 80 -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-31
Tie 1Iorse Market

Chicago. May 81. CO. Receipts yesterday
500 last Wednesday, Ce9; week so far
l,5i4; same time last week, l,77G. The
lighter volume of receipts SO far this
week has given the trade a decidedly
stronger tone on all offerings of good
class. Common grades are slow sale a,
last weeks decline. Medium farm
chunks are Very Slow sellers.
Current auction quotations follow:
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Poor Good
tofair tocloice
l pr; IT,, s Igt1t0 si2gft2aO
i1ilunks. l.luVtl.4DO lbS.... 45tn 40 sSsfyi:,D
IfsNtrs t..-.-. 43g 12itd50O
General use. .............! 80, A. 5igs6lGO
5Cltfiagc Teams. .....3 1stp0oit :sspsniD0
ttiudlefs s,-.... $50 10 ls5ft20O
SCUM u ciluii KS NAhhl ,lpJ. 80 30 4CHr 81
Western rangers,........ lpns - goo is
Plugs and scrubs. ...s.. IN 10 ltMi a;
The evils Of the promiscuous breeding
of few Years ago are being felt in the
markets Of this country, ard horses
that combine beauty Of form, action.
manners and speed are nearly as scarce
as the proverbial hens teeth" Today
horse with quality, form, excellence
of individuality, good manners. good
gait and great speed is almost priceless.
SUCH an animal can be produced, but
not by prnmiscuous breeding. such as
is practiced to so large an extent in the
trans Missouri country The public de-
mands such horse, and to lower pres
ent prices he must be produced in
larger quantities than. ever before. The
lank. ungainly, rnisshapen trotter is nc
longer sought after By road drivers
Even great speed does not prove a sum
Giant iiiiuseiae:. % make such ar nm!
nal scommand fancy prices.
The evening world., 1900-04-26
PRETTY CONVENT GIRL
MET 4 STRANGER ON BROADWAY
CAUGHT FIRE IN PRISON.
Margaret Redmond Tried
to Die Because She
Had Disgraced Her
Family - Her Drive
with Chance Acquaint-
anCe.

~ am dIsgrseed-d i.rfarod. l"' me
die" moan, pretty eIshteen.se,r.p!d
slrl at Bellevue Hospital. She II nor
ribly burned. but will recover II II the
old story 81 wllu' Schoolgirl s.ih a
love Of adventure ffenrled by hadlnE
herself In a situation 81 'hdms and Dis
grace 10 herself and nrr family.
Gu the book, Of the hospital aud at
the West fnrty-.eyenth street police
station she d. registered a. Miss Mar
s,rrt Richmond ~ :is West Fofty-siNth
street Thtt name aud the address are
wrong Her hest friend Is given a.
Mis-. Louise Raymond, u !ls IVES
forty-ahtn street
The story ~ IN. GID. told with -obs
and tears to Marion Naloney. ~ the
West Furty--eVrnth street polio" S,a-
tiou. ana to the nurses and surgeons of
The hu.plisl II - follows:
The evening world., 1900-04-26
GAROINER'S EFFORT
To SAVE WEEKS.
Wants Indictments Against the
Clubman Who Robbed
Estates Dismissed.

In a felcns cell IN Sing Sins prison
yrancis II. Weeks. former member VI the
Union, University ana Metropolitan
eluo.. ~ anxlously awaiting the decision
u Judge Warren W. Foster. OF General
Sessions. whether he'l IL 20 he a fre. man
sSs!n xi,hln the next iwo week
The Judge 10 considering motion
made BY District. Attorney Gardiner 10
dbm.ss foar Of the fye Ind gtmsnts nled
sssiast the pflsonsr IN sep,embrf lssa.
Cor the robbery o. the estates Of widows
and infants.
Weeks has been In sing Sing 'or SIX
yssrs and ~, months He Nas sen.
fenced oa Nov. 4 iSs by the then
Recorder. Frederick SMITH. 90 ten
ysArs' Imprisonment. Good behavior in
prison has reduced this term three
yoars ard n half.
Powerful friends are helping the man
20 evade the punishment for hs crimes
Although he robSed widow. and orphan.
Of their heritage. Weeks retained the
friendship 81 certain men.
N II 10 within their power Weeks viii
10 sng Sing on May TO enjoy the
million AMI more dollars he stole white
sri.ne - guardian and trustee OF nfty.
-four ,stsi,s.
The evening world., 1900-04-26

Granville Smith. the artists. whose oils
and watet-cclor. have been familiar 10
tho ari-lov!ng public for years. appeared
Before the Board OF Police comrilssion-
ers tni, morning a. complainant against
Pairolmsp Joan n. Ryan, Of the Wes'
Twentieth stree; station. charging him
with drunkenness, abusive and threaten
ing language aud Nikn havins his cloth-
lsr indeceniiy arranged while a psssen-
ger on an elevated railroad train last
Easter Sunday morning.
II seems he left his home. nj 10 west
Sixteenth street, and boarded sixth
avenue train al Eighteenth street at ii
u clock Easter morning. being accom-
panied by his young dsushter, who vas
rosned In an Faster dress. u va, Of
silk and .ofter isces.
The car was nearly filled with pas
.enxsrs. there bsing bat one cross seat
vacant To this sea, Mr.. and Miss Smith
proceeded.
Opposite them vas seated Pstrolfnsn
Ryan. He was sound asleep. He lers
v.rs stretched out, his mouth vide
o2en. he was snoring vigorously and
his breath was redoient Of llque-.
Miss Smith looked upon him with dis
gust Ills uniform was disarranged. AMI
The evening world., 1900-04-26
THE FILTRATION.

she wss walking down Broadway
early yesterday afternoon when, In 'front.'
- the FIfth Avenue Hotel, she saw
,mons the men standing there = young
man fa-hiouAbly dressed and of pleasing
appearance.
lie gave ais name a. James u. Rsl.
He said h. was iwsnty.four years Old
aud . ciVIl engineer OF "" Carroll street.
Bfnoklyn.
~. smiled At her. and. in spirit ~
fun. sh. smlled hack. He followed and
addressed her she replied A few sec.
onds later tho pair went into tn. hotel
and ate lucheon.
lie proposed that they drink some
and she .alI she would take
Ius, a sip. There we're several sips. and
when they left the place. laughing and
talking. he proposed drive through
central Park and Riverside Drive. She
consented
The evening world., 1900-04-26

The fact that an Application ms, been
male by The District Attorney to K,t
rid ~ the remaining indictments against
Weeks = not generally known ASSIST.
ant District ATTORNEY Robert Townsend
submitted The papers to Judge Foster
YESTERDAY. rith he r-mars H,i ~ va.
'oonpelrd In the Interest ~ m.,.ce 20
ree1mn end he dism sal ~ 'l. niict-
m"nts Nj Townsend summer nome
a. O,s.,i BAy. ajion. he meme of
Weeks.
u vas In the spring ~ lS1 that Weeks
was unmarked For year. y. mad been
hlEhly respected attorney. enjoying
the confidence Of iudves ~ a good
family. With hiEh socisi connections.
no Va made executor ana trusie. ~
various ssatte' Altogether he had IN.
'rIslei fo al. charge more than s: %
.,rr
IN vsS not until ono OF the estates In
his charge got nto some litiEst On thai
The fact was revealed that Weeks hsd
been false 10 his trust.
H. fed. but Was eventually traced to
San Jose. Ia Costa Rica. where h. vas
arrested. Weeks pleaded guilty to On,
Indictment and WAS sent 10 Sing sins
The evening world., 1900-04-26
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL
SOLO FOR S4,225,000.
Famous HOStelries Under the
Hammer - DelmOniCo's Old
Building Brings $o5O,OOO.

~, ,s. ,,,., ,.n,,t. hot., ,t.. 9,
,n.,,.. "A. go, 49,. :, rv.,,,-
-, - .n.i,.,,,,. ~
Ia r.a,,..','h .,.s.,-.a, 40
80. -.
- IN " ~" Wv
80, o.. ''@' '','"'' ''N,"A
:" = 90 A''"'' p''pe'e. Nn''' "a
'"''s M "au ''N oi1''o ''A''e' az
J''H 10 on N.n.l ''ouiln sire" vas
eoush' 10 ~ NIiish hho' sou OF
am o.. = Emo me FOUNDER OF ne hotel
The evening world., 1900-04-26

gale. and attschei a private hose TO q
nydrant, Their efforts ssrs In vain. a.
the huge wooden structure ws located
~ feet above IN. street snd beyond the
reach ~ the stream ~ water
MnAdam aud Onde'donck then ran
down tBr road. hair dressed. To the
home ~ the BfnnK,llle bucket BRIG
and helped to pull the apparatus la'k
10 the scehe
In the moan time word had been sent
Ia Tuckahoe and the entire derattmeni
u that pity responded.
TIE Mount Vernon aud Nonkeis De-
partmsntS made quick lime w reaching
ile mr.. Before tnr firem.u arrived Man
ager 6 l.. Briggs. of the hotel assisted
by Julia Flood and kiltle sheehAn. SER
wants. formed themselves into a rerru'
Ing parry aud managed 10 reach twenty
ot her kris vino VET. penued In the
annex ~ The building by iie namss
The women also turned their attention
to the hotel hose aud handled II until
the nrrmen arrived.
At III. lime the Are brok. out siNiJ
guest. were IN the hoiel After MI
aud Mrs 4. KitE escaped from the hoyri
they discovered that "Brownle. their
net dog. waeleft behind Fireman John
Bremen rushed into the blEring hotel
and threw the animal out Of the window
Fireman Patrick HiEEin, caught the
dog.
Mrs Robinson who was asleep Oh the
second floor. was carried out OF ne
hotel by Tuekahos nremen. Fireman
O.. II McGraih. Of Yonkers. while run.
mns through the hotel In search o'
guests, found box Of Irwsiry valued al
sI0a
Richard Grant. a Tuckahoe nreman.
also found a wallet containing H@ In
bills and CHEEKS 0raht turned II over
to the owner who did not even thank
him.
Mrs g. r. Armstrong told The Even
Ing World reporter that she had lost
u .ilo worth Of dresses, She had room
iVer the ballroom. aud when she heard
he alarm she packed two trunks and
dragged them out ON he Lawn.
There was no night pat said
IN. "0r the nrr would never have hap
leHcd
Major Robertson lost n chest Of valu.
,be silver After his family WIS saved
" was seen crying On the la~A
The painting The Day Dream. By
William H. Low, VAS brought 10 Mr.
.0w's house. not far from the IRE
Mr. Adams son Of the millionaire
'hrwing gum manufacturer NJ brook
VA. telesraphei his father for clothes
II his morning.
The evening world., 1900-04-26
RAYS STORY.

NO use trying 10 lind out who ! am,
Young man. Ny name sn't RsN nd ]
dom live IN Brooklyn | ip-t 90 ~
New York yesterday and nadn't Even
Il wanted drive Ia the para aId the
riri vas willing. M We VET. She tod
me ste was juit out oi The Convent OF
IN. Sacred Heart. In Montreal. ana
thai she lived ia Poti.,owp. Pa. She
aid Ifierward ,hc had been member
= DauiclTs 'ATegr' COMPANY. and was
irving 10 ion pas' 'RunaSay Or
'sh. couldn't uiluk mucn. that's sure
We didn't have - uG'h, wasn't much
hooked m. but go seemed To collapse
all Of sudden.
Vow that's al don't care hon
much they fine me. bat ! guess Il won /
Ne much. got plenty OF money
he had too. He d splayed big roll
~ bills. After the drive. II was learned.
he psid the cAbman SO
Ray told The Magistrate whom ar
raiEned that he had simply taken the
girl Tor drive ana they drank too
much. When thsy we're arrested ne was
;ry!ng. he said. to arouse the girl 10 nni
on where she lived
Ray vas discharged
The evening world., 1900-04-26

the executors. ausi NY >, 'nnri the sea
% faces before him
no one ssni, IL, suc,s' he ven
tured
Then from corner eame 4 weak
voice cry MS
'Tarcc million dollar-
william More sometimes ailei
Rapid TRANSIT Mo,rcil. was The hi ldcr.
Sore one raised him Sssaoss. another
man added p0oa aad then the execu-
tors took hanf BOOSTING the price up
to - tstso
~ thl. figure was called oui the auc-
tione-r esped James J. Coosan.
ZONE Cooxaa shouted the sauc-
i.oncf. I've BEEN looking FOR you.
CIV, - bid know everybody viii
"a, IL. bogus. bh, the man ina, tells
the hsxEes he usually sets the ne"
CooSia ihersupon Offered ttfo.olo,
witch DouEIA. Robinson Jumped To-
f5seos.
Amos =. Emo said he would give
ute.e". and fsom thsi agure the price
vas see-saEed up TO tL.Eteo. Amss v.
and william u Ero. Douglas Robinson,
coogan and brokers' Arm. representing
unknOEh parties. raising the hgures In
lenp~ 81 G@, until a hump on the desk
closed the sale
Nf. Emo aid that he acted solely for
him,en In the parchAse. Tine leases. ~
said. would be- carried out. hut as 20 the
future Of the property. eyond that Ne
himself Vas IN the dsrk. The price ~
cons,dersd . fair one. although many
s-cscrs espec'ed the property would
ssn Al FsSs. closing Al Si1@S
The evening world., 1900-04-26
POLICEMAN PUT HIS
FEET IN GIRLS LAP.
Officer Spoiled Gown
of Artist Granville Smiths
Daughter.

every few moments he would shift his
muddy boots. Hut rather than stand In
the aisle they suffered this annoyance.
until finally Ryan half awake, pu, his
fee, in the young iadys Lap.
Then Mr.. Smith arose In protest. His
daughters gown vas ruined.
Taking the pol.csmsn's feet from his
daughi-r's lap. Mr. Smith threw them
In the aisle. and then. striking Ryan
on The shoulder demanded to know what
he meant by such conduct. Al the same
time he called upon the guard for pro-
lection. The guard responded and told
the policeman that he would have 10
conduct himself properly or leave tbs
train.
Hut Ryan uas IN an ugly mood. He
arose, ana, i-..:ss eser 1wsrd the
artist. shook his hst In his face and N
wed him 20 aiirht a. the neat station
aud fight II oui.
"iil take your number and repor, you
TO the Commissioners" said Mr.. Smith.
A yolley Of profanity wss tae only re-
ply vsurhsafed By the o6lcer.
Wher Mr. Smith would have with
drawn his charges this morning out Of
consideration for Rysn's mother, Mr..
York Told him he could not consider
such n request.
We need more citizens like you. CIR.
m men would coma 10 the front z would
greatly simplify our work Of discipline
Ing unworthy Officers. The Board will
ressrve decision
The evening world., 1900-04-26
TERRIBLY BURNED.

There the girl, nearly speechlesf aud
inroherent. Was turned ovef - the
ma ron. The man Was locked up In a
self
There are two stories ~ how she came
BY her burns one II that she lighted
, piece ~ paper In the temporary ap-
srsnrs 81 the matfon, ana set nre 10
nrr skirts
The oths- - that shIle walking about
the corridor In me Nonrns prison she
f.l against the r.d-hol stove which
SCI her clo,hlns anre. No one /, Ger.
tan which Story il true. oecCus" NJ one
AS present.
sudden shri.ks startled Dco-msn Hall
aud Mstr9n Maloney, VII" ran into the
.orridor TO md N. g.rl ln ran.s They
rolled her In blankets ana put uut the
The evening world., 1900-04-26
COLD BOTTLES GALORE.

The drive Was a proiracird one. Tne e
are NAM houses on the way and stops
wei. made al all Of them There were
more bodies At the Casino In the Park
I'd Al the Cisrsm mt on the Drive. "nen
The csbman turned TO drive to tn. city
IN. world was a whrllng blank 10 the
girl.
Thoma, BolAnd. the cabman. called a
policeman at Forty+lsth street and
sislh avenue and told MIN that his
fares were not able TO rIye him iirec-
lions where to 80. The two wer, Ia en-
tu the police station.
The evening world., 1900-04-26
PRAYED IN AMBULANCE.

NJ ambulance from Bellevue was
called. and. A. there vas charge of in-
toNicatlon against the girl. she was TIA
ken to Bellevue Hospital a prlsonef.
ON the way sle rallied and took a
crurlax from the bosom u her dress.
She twisted on the stretrhcr and folded
her hands In an attitude o. prayer Then
IN French she prayed that her sins
M KIT he forgiven and vowed never to
d. wrong again.
Her voice became weaker a. she
The evening world., 1900-04-26
TWO TOWNS
IN A BLAZE.
Flames Span River from
Hull, Quebec. to
Ottawa.

MONTREAL. Queber. April ~
special from Ottawa say. that a teri ls
FIRE has broken out In Hull. Que5ec.
across from Ottawa.
tn. nrc started IN mill. and A. I
u clock the flames blew across IN.
OtiaNa Rive and he Victoria and Bur
row. whatyes caught
In Hun - hundt.d hoGses tge ALREADY
burned and more are Burning.
tn bui. Inns, Of the EDDY COMPANY,
manufacturer, ~ paper and matches. In
Ottawa. are also IN names
\ special train vita tvo hrc engines
has lett herr 'or Ottawa. Telegraph
communication with Ottawa has fR'leJ.
The iastrepo1 sad II was feared The
lumber mills and that pat ~ otiaNs
known g. the Hats would he burned.
The evening world., 1900-04-26

ments, about which there Was 90 much
tns' hckehna's testimony seemingly
carried ou' Nj rrtsrm,rr. dec'sra.
lion that he Noaid show Recorder CON
10 be the one a. fault.
Mckenni cited the Barbara Aub case.
She was Indicted for perjury after Wal.
Ter = iaArefman had gone 10 jail ON
her testimony.
Ackehna said he had gone 10 Re.
corder Coz twice to have her as. put
On the calendar. but the Recorder .ass
'lms refused and ordered II hesd In
abeyance.
s.milariy
W N Rachau and other attaches %
lne District Attorneys Office follow "a
hIth testimony on he zane lines.