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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03

TEN CLOTHING TABLES in first
lass condition. c. III. Mason, Augusta.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03

LARGE OFFICE SAFE at a bargain.
Size 30x50, "a inches high. In good con
Hilton. Can be seen at the Journal office
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03

The favorite family cathartic is
Hoods Pills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03

LAIR CUSHION" RUBBER STAMPS
make the best impressions, wear the
longest, and are the most satisfactory.
Write for prices. Fletcher & Co, 50
Chapel street, Augusta Me. maylOdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03

TIE CAPT CHAPMAN FARM, stu
ate In Augusta on the Coombs Mills
road. two miles from kennebec bridge.
over 100 ares Of land: buildings in hne
order. Eipht hundred dollars spent on
buildings alone within the last two years.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03

\ YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN
HOtSEWORk. NJ washing. one to "
home nights preferred. Mrs II. l.. Web
Der. 10 Last Chestnut street. UCtldlW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03

\ LADY as saleslad, for our notions
and underwear counters. @. NJ Brown,
Gardiner Me. sept27 div
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-20
CERTIFICATES
ARE UNSIGNED
That is Reason Why Oriental,
Can't Leave for
Home.

The absence OF Governor Dole has
caused sorrow among the scores Of Ori-
entails. especially the Chinese. who have
booked for passage to the Celestial En-
pire on the Rio de Janeiro. which sails
for Yokohama and Hongkong tomor-
row.
On the Governors desk are yet sew
eral hundred certificates Of deposit in
the old Postal Savings Bank, which
has been discontinued by the introduc-
ton Of the United States laws. These
certificates show that All Lee and 9TH
er Celestials had in the Postal Savings
Bank when that institution closed its
doors certain amounts OF money which
had been deposited every month dur
Ing their term of contract service, suffi-
Client to insure the payment Of passage
home when their contracts expired.
On the books Of the Savings Bank
depositors. One dollar and fifty cents
month was required as a. deposit un-
til the amount OF their passage had
been 30 placed under the charge of the
Government. When they desired to
return home. this money was applied
to the purchase OF their tickets 9s
All these certificates, which; have &c
be signed by the Governor and attested
by Secretary OF the Territory Cooper
have not been completed AS result
either the Chinese will be compelled tic
await the next steamer to the Orient, on
assign their Savings Bank accounts tc
some one who will advance sufficient
money to enable them to go now. Wray
Taylor, who has charge OF the certifica-
ton OF Chinese. has often made such
loans and may make more
The Governor may arrive in Homo
lulu tomorrow from Kauai, and an ef-
Tort will be made to get his signature
to the desired certificates
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-20

their children strong and well. II they
rid the childs system OF worms,
which cause nine-tenfhs of children ,
troubles kickapoo Indian Worm
Killer will do ii. For centuries the
Indians used il 10 make their babies
rugged p9werful. fearless. What 10
has done for the child of the forest II
will do for the child OF the civilized
cure That Is what IL has been doing
FOR years. You can get ii of ynssr drug
gist for rs cents. BE sure TO get the
genuine The child's life is too pre-
cicns to trifie with worthless substi-
tutes. Hebron Drug Co.. agents fer
Kickapoo Indian Remedies.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-20
JUST IN TIME.

A circus paid flying visit ta q
small northern town not long ago, and
the price of admission was sixpence
children under ten years of age, hall
price. 1t was Ea1ith's tenth birthday
and her brother, Tom, aged thirteen,
took her in the afternoon to see the
show.
Arrived at the door he put down
ninepence and asked for two front
seats.
How old is the little grip asked
the money-taker, doubtfully.
Well replied, Master Tom, this
is her tenth birthday, but she was not
born until rather late in the after
noon" a
The money-taker accepted the state
ment and handed him the tickets. But
it was close shave.-London Spare
Moments.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-20
PNEUMONIA PREVENTED.

Among the tens Of thousands who
have used Chamberlain's Cough RENE
dy for colds and Ia grippe during the
past rev years. to our knowledge, mo-
a single case has resulted in pneumo
MIA. Thos. Whitfield & Co., 240 Wabasf
avenue, Chicago, one OF the most prom.
inent retail druggists in that city, in
speaking OF this says: I'VE recommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for Ia
grippe in many cases, as it not only
gives prompt and complete recovery
but also counteracts any tendency OF la
grippe to result in pneumonia" Fol
SAFE py Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd.
wholesale agents
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-20
A Mothers Many yts,

Many a mother of peevish. restless
sickly child has wished that her 1,ttIs
one was as strong and rugged as on
inalan babe. Such mothers can maLa
The evening world., 1900-03-30
KELLOGG ON
THE STAND.
Head Of Dean SWindlers
Tells Of the Firms
Doings.

James II. Kellogg. the accused head
Of the swindline r. q. Dean Company.
took the witness stand In his own de.
Tease this morning before Reoorder Con
N General Sessions. KELLOGG IL specIh-
cllly accused % stealing 5000 by mean.
81 bogus speculation pools.
Th" real stesllngs Of the Dean COM
paIy are believed 10 Rave been nearly a
million collars. Sam Keller. 5sc.of the
Company. also Indicted. confessed on the
stand last week that ne. KELLOGG and
Charles Weinmana divided the pro-
,eeds OF the swindle
Were you manager Of T. y Dean 4
Coz" asked Mr. Davis. his counsel.
Yes. ! took the place In June, 1885,
NJ the request OF Mrs r. 8. Dean"
What was your business previously"
"sto'k n'oksr, and before that dia-
mond merchant. clothier and loan
br1keT."
Kcllofg said that lie was paid $500
annually. Goslin 4 Co. mere the sale
brokers Of the Arm. sam Keller was
~, rOduced TO him by we.nmhnn In
Septembcr. 10: Mrs Dean wanted to
se'l out. and he THO agreed to buy the
firms Interests for sH.WD Keller told
him that he was running a bucket
shop. and making % ner cent. profit.
Theodore Myers Il Co. and ano,t or
party pu' M the money TO buy out Mrs
Kellogg denied that he had anything
al all % do with the Arm after II had
been Incorporated He alsu denied sp--
cihcaliy al the statements made BY
Keller In his confession"
The evening world., 1900-03-30
WANT ONE FARE
N the BRONX.
Courc'imen Took No Ac.
ton on Plea Of the
Taxpayers.

The Eliirnal Comniiiioc II the Council
gave pubic hearing his afternoon On
,a' pfJr,cscl ordinance 10 oonpel rail.
road, To- larry passengers To al parts
~ Manhattan and the Bronx for ere
90.
Tnr ordinance VAS introduced b,
C"anr. man H1t'cntoth. ~ tae Bronx.
two wears asU Nas allowed 30 lie. snG
als r-.n'rodactd al tie besinninE Of
he ureseut sear.
t.l ioserh !. Coasioi. headed a
delegation iIom the Bronx iha APP
%, aIci BEFORE the comri,iee and asked
tiEi ne o-f,ran.c tc adcpi.i Ne said
ts.t iss railroads were NOV cUatrn!leo
by one company. uni % ssouli he coat
usl III 20 Caltg pa sTllsefs .or one fsfe.
sore of trr Cnuatiin'n iogbiti he
rlEAt - tle Agr4slpsl Assem- 1.s 10 en-.
;alue yucn az sfdl'iahtc. No dsaa..t
ac.l8r sts tffeN.
The evening world., 1900-03-30

!. better on lie Was undoubtedly "a
sam. had NO acquaintance a!,h aim
whatever.
Il t'st h,gln o. receive al. ,cito-s
about fnu; months az, There was
npil.ns b. tnrm ~ cause alarm.
It, 49, evidently spir.tualls, and
his Whiting VAS FUN ot IT, After the
hrst Few letters ! dld 40, read tie
tAsr-
tie called ne d. grand g,ddcss art
o'lc- such f1Hlisr ttes. ard said tsAt
h" gununudl,f saN ny sIul IN a vi on.
sh1rty hefo lfistmis he left =
lester AMI q 1A,,DgrIph AZ Nrhyr and
Fold B requested Nr irving Pm.
sNcr, then business manager. TO ie,ur1
them nEd trlt thc msn T. stop wT.i,ns
but ilV Ia, 90 tl.'l came
In one o. ths early rlinmuIl cation,
h said ae va coming o. nnl me bat
lhnt he would UC; nov NY face, toll n
wo.Ii I huuW Fs hut uur souls % q
eIrl rc'o sultr the o'hc ana then th,tc
wo'id no the absolute harmony OF haH.
nlness
The evening world., 1900-03-30
LOVE AND SP00KS.

lie interminglcd splriIual.sm with love
passages End sail thai Mlfs Russell v:s
his afinIty-lheir souls had been mated
through ages.
In the dawn Of the world their souls
had mingled like blended drops 90 dew
Through dim and forgotten cycles they
had met and loved And - II would con.
t!nue until the world hal ceased 20 be
and eternal night hal stuffed on, The
lamp ~ heaven
Vet with a. TIE poetry ~ his devotion
there was crazy strain that made tlo
letters 81 times humorous. at MINES pa.
iheii-
The man. a. reflected by HE writing,
appeared II I've perfectly harmicss. Nlss
Russell showed several ~ his letters to
her close personal friends and they
laughed over them.
The evening world., 1900-03-30
WAR HERO DIED BY
POISON IN PARK.
Left Touching and Gliding Letter to His
Wife---Took Dose Of
Morphine.

BenJa min Syiyesisr. slsty-hve years :.
&c, ~ ~ East Eighty eighth street,
committed suicide with morphine this
morning on bench In Central Park.
The nan vas found shortly before
noon In commissions on a bench not far
from the obeilsk.
After Policeman Pro.ei had taken him
70 Presbyterian Hospital he died with.
out rsss'ning cons c!ousnsss.
In his pocket vas found the following
paper. notice Of dues from Quarter.
master 4 n. Adams. OF Winfield Scott
Hancock Post. O. 4. r.. No 80.
Your dues to Post 20. @. \. H.. are
due up 20 April !. 1900 $3.50. Please
remit, or bring TO pos; meeting on March
q the sum you can spare on II. Yours
in r. e. and L.. A. D. ADAMS"
on the paper was written In lead PEN
ell:
Dear Comtadss: hope the boys
won't think hard Of ne for my un-
timely end Ny trIIb'es are manifold
and | canno, stand the strain. Fare.
well all. BENJAMIN sYLvEsrEH.
March -"
In his poke, was also found Il mesi.
bersh.p card In X. q. Dun Chapel
Typogra phical Union No. &
This patheti, letter was also found In
the mans pocket:
Dear wife:
"Our domestic relations are being 10
strained that my life has become a bur-
der. Although the whole world belongs
o me should feel strong bu, to ,aink
that your love for me grew cold To
such On extent as TO influence even
The evening world., 1900-03-30
KEPT FROM THE SHRINE.

schnsll,r visited Weber e F.eldss
Office frclucHtly during the winicr but
was kept uut .. TIE pla ?
lie w,s warned g. cease srit.uE IL
disappeared lut the letters rort nuei -
'nhre To- MIS- Russell
They scre directed 70 Lillian Russell
Pttsturg OF NtN York. ana thu Post.
Or-e Deptrtnc nt fotVarGci them to
her residence.
Two 81 three weeks ago the letter.
ceased and Mis- Russci. Wa hopeful
that Schneider had forgotten her HAT
she wss the only thought In his m nd
even a.. he went To his death
Ito xaded oat a. far from Goat Island
as he could. -ho, himself three I mes In
the head. pitched forward ilio tnr water
ana Was rwtpl do9n between I.lna and
Goat stands. so.1s over The falls al,
the cave % the winds.
Letters that he lefi were ais, address.
a to Irfa1ta sulall AMI the west.nF
house Company. of PiiisSurg. 1ipN
were rsmbi.ns sni plal1ly Indicated taat
the man waf Insane.
Ills naturalization nsPsrs were dated
Marsa .. iSS.. At Pli,fnurf. Tie wa,
probasly a electrician csnPloycd - the
", stlnxhouss Company.
Mis- Ru,seli vas notified o. the suir De
over the Telephone hy The Evsnins
World. She vas al her home. On
broadway.
POOR FELLOW she SAID.
'vsw ssalsv.- so saIs. ',p>sasss he
The evening world., 1900-03-30
THOMAS IS
HELD BY CQFF.
Captain Of Tenderloin
Furnished $1,000 Bail
for Examination.

Poli,e captain Thomas, ~ the Tender
loin Precinct. was srfalsned lefoie r.
corder CON this morning and held In
81 100 bail for examination 81 three Ia
dic,men,s. charging neglect OF duty
After the cases Of about nifty petty
prisoners had been disposed Of by Re-
corder Con the name % capt. Thomas
was called. The Captain stood at the
rail
chief Dev.ry arose and took his pace
beside him.
Clerk Hall read the substance OF the
three indictments charging him Win
neglect 81 duty and asked him what
plea he made.
Not sulity. sir" he said.
Lawyer Hoffman, objsctei to this o e..
lie said he understood the defendant
would not be called upon to Plead to-
day. A. the case was not sot down In the
calendar for p,esdins. and hr had not
even been arrested on bench wsrraI'.
That was merely a matter OF court.
cay" .a!d the Recorder. Ills plea VII
be taken"
The lawyer said that he would enter
a plea OF not xa!lty, With leave to with
draw thA, plea In a week and enter a
demurrer " II was fcnna Necessary. He
wus given until "Wednesday to withdraw.
Mr. HOFFMAN then begged that hts client
be permitted to so without ball In Gus
,.l, - fshtes nsysrs
~ cannot gran, that request" said
Recorder Cot. We must keep the
records clear. ! will accept sl.e' bail.
this covering al three Indictments
Brewer John lie seusotcr sisnci the
The evening world., 1900-03-30
BOY STABBED BY BOY.
Wenrk NumpeA 1afo Csssello ~
sidewalks ssa The Latter tsed
HSs pesk MITE.

louis wcnck. fifteen ,cirs old. Of i:'i
First avenue. was s's5hsd In the lett
breas, las, ngr, nv Michael co-tsl o,
thirteen years old. 81 Ell East Sixty
ssh,h street wenck's wound was
sligh,. ana Va. dressed ct the prrsb,-
;srisn Hospital The BOY was then
taken home. The poli,s are locklns
loI costello
wenos ss- In front ~ Ccstei.o's hoa,e
when b. accidentally bumped ITO the
b1y. Who was sn okirr a rgsicI'e. CO..
ie.ia. sail NJ p~nkn.ie from his PIX.
81, stab5e1 Nenck.
The evening world., 1900-03-30
VIOLA NOT A P0ISONER.
Miss nOrioekep u Set Free hy q
Nebraska Jsry After short
Oclibr ration,

HASTINGS. Nch. March 10 Viola
Horlocker. Who was charged with send.
ihg poisoned candy, Of which the wife
Of the man she loved and Ave other
women ate. was acquitted by the jury
to-day.
After the charge at lOf o'clock the
Jury retired and returned a; II 20 wi h n
verdict os "So: ss.i;y .
Viola Herlockcr was stenograp1er for
Morcy & Tibh!ts. law firm. and he
cam a warm friends Of Mrs Morey. l;
vas said that Morey and the pretty ste
nosraphcr were often together and tina,
she loved him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morey took their meals
at the Bostwick House. and at IN.
same table sat Miss Horlocker. The
Aoreys lived across the street in tn.
Llndsll ns,s. and the LAWYERS wife con.
Apctei an amateur ar, school there.
Mrs. Morey found box Of hom.ma ie
candy on her dresse in Ia. afternoon
OF April 10 No one knew how II came
there. bu, In u was u card Of Miss Alice
kervey. one OF the art students. and
written on this was Home made sweets
--est heartily Hail dozen Of Ms
Aorey's friends came IN ar.I she offered
tbem part OF the candy.
Ail partook. but found the contents Of
tpe box 30 bitter they did no, cat much
Immediately all became Violently iIl. and
the prompt services of physician we're
leres-sry 10 rave their live Mrs
3ofey has not yet fully recovered
Miss kertey denied that she had lef,
TIE cancy AZ the MOr.y HAT Suspicion
turned toward Miss Hor,ocker. II VA.
d)sco ~ red soon aftergard that sae had
coddeniy left the city. 4 Warrant was
Issued FOR her arrest. and week later
~ was caught IN an obscure losa
The evening world., 1900-03-30
LOVE OF The SOUL.

III. owe. r. ..1 vas tac ave q the
spirit ol tie ssgl. and wouii oui'ast ,ie
LAY that hol1- be- s;iiii ilrc 4 ar VITA
q ..s . SCI ln D.. Au tfings cartniy you'd
survive AZ.
"sp.uF ~ tbs as pretty. q course.
alf frC Ere..r- nfrf ~ 70 gfoie,que
"E. 'h- '.n thy letters ceased coming
! wa N,ry ttfsl l tm. Il ciu.fs. ,nfl-
% le1r of tlt pynr '. tt's traric trd
iiis fofturcf Gee. rl.I...s as Ia. fl.t
~ ! guess he Iui no moro riches th.n
those ari-h were stored ia ms fiind
The evening world., 1900-03-30
Work Of Uncovering the
Alleged Protection Of
Crime by City Officers
to Be Carried on by
State Prosecutors.

A tidal wave OF reform Is going to
sweep this town. and very quickly. too
A Special Grand Jury under the con.
troll Of A'torney-Geleral Davies will he
impanslled by Republican Justice Of
the Supreme Court for the purpose Of
probing the Police Department, and incl
dentally to furnish ammunition Tor the
Republican party In this city for the
Presidential campaign.
This has been decided upon by the
Republican leaders. and already steps
have been taken to insure the success
Of the investigation. Recorder Con. II 10
ASSERTED. Is aware Of what Is coming.
and will aid the Acknowledgement In
the inquiry. The Recorder Is In daily
consultation with Deputy Attorney
Generais John Proctor Clarke and Job
HEDGES.
DR.. Parkhurst and his society are anr.
ious for the impAneliing Of special
Grand Jury. and have promised to sub.
mt evidence Of a positive nature rs TO
the Identity OF the individuals who pro.
tee, vice In this city. II Is asserted that
the Parkhurst Society has evidence
showing the purchasr Of huge parcels OF
real estate In IN adjacent city by one
81 these men on the money allotted as
his share Of the biackmail.
All these facts have been laid before
Gov. Roosevelt. lie Is willing to help.
Or. Parkhurst In his statement dc
tailed two weeks ago exclusively 10 an
Evenin. World reporter foreshadoued
what was TO come.
There are many matters. % leading
Republicans say. that need investigating |
In this city Although on the surface
everything In the Distriet-Attorney's |
once Is apparently on the level. yet
there are perso~ who believe that |
uoAer the smooth surface there are many !
scandals concealed. one ot them being
the Taird Avenue Loot case.
The licensing OF pool rooms BY the 20.
lice and the blackuail levied ON unfor-
sunats women are two Of the evils TO
- investigated.
In the meantime the managers 81
Tammany Hall are working tooth and
Dall To prevent the execution Of the Re.
publican scheme. but their work will be
n vain.
The evening world., 1900-03-30
TON l. JOHNSON wins.
Ccwtvols Iirs Gland Primaries aud
VIII 60 rs Delegate TO knrsax
city GonscntIos.

tss,-isi 70 Inc Essnins weridl
CLEVELAND. Mara S-Rei1rns
from all tic wards N the Democrats
congress, na. primaries to-day Indicate
that x-Congrefsman Tom l.. johnson,
o, Scw York. will control the majority
Of the delegates In saiursay's County
Convention.
II Johnson IL -'ee,ei a delegate tscre
Is q plan on ioot here 10 postpone the
selection OF the Democratic saBdijS;s
for Conxrsss in this district uaIil ate.
the NaiiorAl Convention, VIII u john.
son WI. he 4 candidate.
The evening world., 1900-03-30
Went to Niagara Falls.
Put Three Bullets in
His Head and Then
T0ppled Over Into the
Rapids.
Left a Letter Saying He
Willed All His Property
to the Blonde Singer
Had Annoyed Hiss Rus.
sell.

liippolyte Schneider, Lillian Russ.lls
crazy lover shot himself on Goat Island
this morning and failing into the rapids
was swept over Niagara Fails
In letter whici he left on the bank
he blamed the beautiful singer for all his
misery and his death. but he leaves to
her all " his property.
Mtss Russell did rot know the man.
She had never seen him. bu; for the last
four months she has received letters
from him almost every day They were
written IN French ard brcs'hcd the mos;
lervld Animation for the singer.
The evening world., 1900-03-30

Sydney and DO, asa!ns; ne cannot
understand.
II am smpy hearbfohcn. may
have been negligent. tut not 10 any suci
an extent as TO warrant you 10 drive me
from my home. cannot understand
your motive for doing 90 unless you
have 4 disturbed mind.
rive always lived Up to my principles,
political or otherwise. and never
knuckled down one iota TO anybody"
Here TIE lei,er stated several small
b!lls that Sylvester osed ami adv sed
ms wife where 10 get some pension
Tn Iette. continues:
latter R =. Dun ofIire. some Of item
may come TO .glicf IN course Of time
Such Is the fate Of all suckers Any
other debt that ! am charged with Is
null and void. as | was discharged Sat
urday March 10; The interest I pad
write TO my sister 10 quebec nor to
Benn!e. In The Far East. Keep quiet.
Only don,t forget to pay my Just debts.
"BENJAMIN SYLVESTER.
II am sick al heart. l wish 10 be-
zee Mt
The letter was addressed 10 Mrs. BEN
iamin Sylvester. tyS East Eignty-e!yhth
s,resi.
After going 10 the hospital Mrs. Syl-
vcstcr went 10 the police station at the
Arsenai. In cef..rsl Park. Che there told
the police that the on.y cause OF the
suicide was dependency. When lntox-
ieated he would threaten her life. and on
last Monday his son. Samuel. took her
psrt The father then sad that either
The san would leave the house or he
would. The ron refused and the father
took a room At 90. East E.xhty-eighth
street
The evening world., 1900-03-30
veto on CONCERT HALLS.
lecsssss Nesssea tor Csaey Islasa
ve,ksssvtes ssa . Ureskiys
Resort.

The Police Board refused 10 give
Henry Roster q concert license this
morning. although 4 good character was
given his place. the coney Island volks.
0arten. BY Acting Captain kenney.
Emanuel Lsrsen's Sailors Garden, at
" sackett street. Brooklyn. also got the
Police Board veto Acting Captain
Aaude reported that II was as bad
place as the Tivoli and the Haymarket.
The evening world., 1900-03-30
ACTOR HERNE I'LL.
Win sssnis To y ssrsirai Os~v,.
tleo - The Fost for Nerrosis
A. oG sh~ Bow~.

James A. Herns. the actor. who Ia,
49, DjayinG In Chicago In Sag liar.
~" arrived her. to-day. having been
lDscod 10 abandon his eugagemsnt GA.
~ 10 Clness.
- came East TO submit 10 q turri.
~ speratlon Tor necrosis 90 The lone of
- Mi foot. -
The evening world., 1900-03-30
WHO THE SUICIDE WAS.

pirrsBt BI. IA. Msryh .1.--iiy.so.
lile shuc.fer sls a nach.list, Aui on.
~ tire, We ~ aga worked for the
Nssijn sissise flcaric compsiy. al
E.s Pii;shafs. Thew ne LIST his pos
N-r. AMI sitet hat time had 5tcn N
Low sui-.tf
iat week ;se houss oec1pls. Is his
family sss g.stu M aaj AIRS. scaEsiaef
ana her dse-aisf went 10 I've In Ale
ghent. srsnS iasf iest Tiftsnafv sayinx
ne vas go.ag y lock Tor work.
The evening world., 1900-03-30
D6wpsvsAwa,s op-.s In Harlem.

UouDer,hwsi, q sons. the IonE-tst.l.
- furniture and carpet house n
- syuars. this city, have just
IN uptown store AT one hunifei
xL9nty-nrsf street ana Third aye.
TN new business Will be rur 4,
e0oUectbon With the downtown g..
Do1(. ana customers Their. A N
~ Dne courice5s and IBERIA
Sc.eh has Away. character.
- 9eoS!1gs Of this hcusE. m.
- OF Hundred and Tweatr.sr,t
49, Joerd nyenus Il entirely nss.
- efetgns are Of tn istssi
49, renge Of varieties 4
= u16e range az prir-s. rhe
~. nv epsAbiishrntn, Il
The evening world., 1900-03-30
SHB DRANK PARIS GREEN.
AGED Br'isrt Abbott. 81 nroakiys.
Mas vivrd sG
alee.

Bridge, Assou. hfty years Old. Crank
sarts sr-en st ser house. i3 Prospect
street. Hrooklyn. late this afternoon.
nhe s.e taken d-,as q the bro ,hlyn
Hospital.
The evening world., 1900-03-30

James H. Hyde. vlcs-presldent Of the
f.s.sltasls If, Assurance s,eteiy. EAiis
.o-say on the steamship Tourains. On
route for Paris whsrs he III inspset
p4ny and arrange thor snh1bee o. sho
fzrIs Expostiipa -
The evening world., 1900-03-30
This Spring
TakeHOODS

Ssrsapsri'is. Ths blo,d 10 thin. impure.
sluggish. and unequal 10 the demands Of the
BODY for more lie. viesr. strength. energy.
Hood's sirssparilla puriaes and viisilrcs
the blood. giyes Il power TO nourlsh.
strengthen and sustair the whole body. |.
cures al huuaors and .rups!ons. creates an
appetite. strengthens the nerves. ard gives
sweet. refreshing sle-n.
Hoods Sarsapa'Ala
I, Amsrlra'. Greatest sp-ins Mea.sns.