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The Portland daily press., 1901-02-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

George f. Knapp of Bridgton, admin
istrntor to Nellie L.. MoAllister, ct al, OF
Bridgton, for 81, land In Bridgton.
Edward ID. Davies Of Potland 60 Chas.
Ii. Dawson OF south Portland for 81,
land In Falmouth.
George Sinnett OF Harpswen to Richard
Orr OF HArpswsll, for 81. land on orr's
island.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-26
THE PRESS.
NEw ADvERTrsEmESrs TO-DAY.
cLERKs and sTENo-

CT & n X s and sTENo-
cRAPHERs get better
positions by putting their
wants in the DAILY
PRESS. Has largest cir
cuIation among business
men of Portla n q. 20
cents a week for 40
words.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-26
sENAToR HoDsDoN's DEArH.

5ENAIOh HUUoUON' > DEAIH'
The statement in an Augusta despatch
to the Associated Press that Senator
HodEdon died OF appendicitis was an
error His death was due primarily to
gall stones, ending probably In acute
nephritis.
The evening world., 1901-05-23
TROLLEY KILLS
A LITTLE BOY.
Eour.Year.OId Charles
DeriItO Crushed on
Brooklyn Track.

Charles Reriito. nve years old. OF l.es-
ier,s stree; and Glove road. Fiatbush.
rs killed by n Sostrand avenue trolley
car at Sostrnn nj avenue and Fcnn!more
ri rect. this morning. The toy was play.
In: In the street. He ran IN front Of
tn. car and was struck on the head 5y
the fender. Death was instontaneous.
Although the accaden; happened at 10
o'clock the police Of the Grand stree:
s,n ti,,n did not holr Of II for an hour
WI en- n policeman reached ths scene
Inspectors OF the company had taken
TIE n~ines of all the witnesses and sent
tn. car on It's trip. Nothing remained
tp show that there had been a trolley
killing but the body OF tho hoy.
Mo;orman Patrick O'Hara was ar.
rested and arraisncd on charge OF
homicide. Bail was fixed at $500 II
was furnished by tho company.
The parews OF the boy arc very poor.
TE. little fellow Was one OF large family
OF children.
The evening world., 1901-05-23

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The evening world., 1901-05-23
rHRoNG At GLEAsoN's BIER.
mig CorteRc Escortcd Ex-MRyOr's
Remains NJ Funeral.

Tho funeral OF Patrick J. G,ea.
son took place this morning from
St. Mnrys Church. Long Island City.
The remains were transferred from tho
a assembly room OF the Battle Axe AS
ISOLATION and followed By thronG to
the church.
Hundreds took a last look at the body
before the casket was closed. The body
was escorted to tho church by members
OF tho Battle Axe Association and 4
long limo OF school children.
Beside tho he.irsc marched the pail
bearers. who were Edward II. Tyrrell.
President Of the Woodside Water Com
pany: Deputy Excise Commissioner Ed
ward Doxling. ex-Aldcrmnn Richard y.
kano. Police Capt Timothy +. White.
Patrick J. Murphy. Asscmblyman Tim
oehy Sullivan. James Kennedy. exc
Alderman George 4. McSulty. Philip j..
Coffey. James McMaton, Stephen Me-
Clancy and Thomas J. Dunn, cx-
Sheriff OF New York.
The Ave hundred boys Of School No. !
refused to 90 to study. and followed tho
boys also marched In body TO tho
church.
Three big barouches f,lled with floral
emblsms followed tho hearse. Among
the most consplcuosia waA q battie-axc,
6vo feet long, ON tho handle OF which
WssO ths words Our ChseG"
The evening world., 1901-05-23
.sure ,hing JUDGE wha, i,,"

Sure thing. Judge. What 1. i,?'
why. a friend OF mine, a client. TOO.
Just got In a li;,ie trouble--!t doesn't
amount 90 anythtng.>u., called fcw
but though, I'd better say something. to
you. Ills name L. Henry Clos.us. You
will look after him, Will your"
GLADLY, When will he be alonS?"
"Oh-will l o'clock this afternoon do?'
Magistrate VOORHEES, knows thu, Mag.
isirntc Kramer knows that the Ewcn
Street Court closes before O'Clock.
Magistrate Voorhees, th.rcuron beSnn TO
smell q very large rodent. But he dis
'AN right. Judge" he said but you'd
better send your man along about II 30. -
ThCu he rang OF.
Magistrate OF the court officer.
Tho onc-r fumbicd with bunch OF
I'VE have been looking for ,ha, man
nt NO. 800 Palmetto street. and his SIS
ter.in-law. Marguerite Closius. OF No.
N5 Central avenue. charges him with
calling her names
In n few minutes nc had called up the
Ehttbush Court. wtere Magistrate
Ssys hess ri Of, 9, the man. s,s :.,s
10 s y%S aSou, hi him " III; mornins. nj" "'' some c
ons has imposed on you;".
~ M !. i iisn;fy !; y,,,;a. Slo'ius as y smiling as a
01s; Il am ~ Mr c.os.u..'. said no. II
sycss my friend. MAGISTRATE Kramer.
Then Mr. Closius became q very. much
Sp1e ed saous whsn r HIM &: "s
sSs,tinr tr,al in sSe sum M OF, os SO and
wondering who crossed the wires "a
o'
The evening world., 1901-05-23

assistance in shaping their future They
stated that no turp.tude was Involved
In anything that was charged against,
tacm and Cen Greene apnsren,lv was
OF The same opinion, for after hearing
their s,pry he proposed 10 Secretary
Roo, To employ the Young men In III.
service % the asphal, company. Sec
rotary Root promptly responded ,ha,
the War department Mad no objection.
and that I, was true there was no
ChhTec touching the integrity OF the
hoEs, but on.N technical violation n'
discipline.
So one of the young men will go i'm
mri.utc!y TO Venezuela, Gen Greene
nuN.n. taken them INTO his service and
the others will tc disposed OF according
to the engineering needs OF the com
piny
The evening world., 1901-05-23
M'LAUGHL|N KIN
IN CONEYS JAIL.
Prisoner Arrested with Beeweed Woman
Said He Was Boss Hughs Relative.

Frederick Mclaughlin and his sis,er
arace. near relatives ~ "ioss Hugh
Mclaughlin. OF Brooklyn. according to
the male prisoners attorney. were ar
rested at Surf avenue and West Eighth
street. Concy Island, a, : o'clock THIS
morning. after an alteration IN The
street with II man
Both prisoners wrr" dressed in N"
height OF fashion and IN. woman wore
much expensive tcwclry
They wcr" taken 10 tii- polio" station.
whcre they created 4 scene McihuGh-
lin nvowcd his identity and threatened
to break the whole Con.y Island police
force II he was not released. He was
held on charge OF intoSica'!on ana
later was bniled.
Miss Mclaughlin was marked on the
blotters as mot held
She was hystcrical NJ mrs, anl scream
ed SO tina, she was heard FOR blocks
Screams Brought Police.
The attention Of Policemen, Marshall
and Kane was attracted NJ the hour
mentioned by lon1 srrcaul~ li Slr.
avenue and E'Sh,h street sA' IS
many blocks from the station-housc
.
man and woman in a wrnugle.
The men were c.inohcd aud the woman
stood near. screaming at the top 81; her
voice.
The officers cali.-i a patrol wagon and
took the trio to the sta;ior-housc, wher"
they weie taken before S.rgt. Sh'ehan.
In the blaze OF iigh, before the desk
the woman fairly scintllatci with tho
diamonds she wore. ON Her right hand
we're rings worth easily sir", There
were nine rings also on h"r LEFT hand.
one OF which was a superb creation nf
four one and one-hnlt-carat diamonds
surrounding a big pearl,
sergt. She.han Nas amazed. but be-
gan asking the pehigr,"s ~ the ttio.
Demanded His HrIrn>r.
II am Hugh Mclaughlin. a broker.
thirty-nvc years cid, rcplic-! the man,
"and I demand 10 he released "
He refused 10 give his address. but
when the sersean, insisted the woman
apoke up.
'.It is No. ll,5 For,ie,h street she
said.
Then she became hyster!cai. and When
asked her name screamed and sobbed
Call me Jane Doe she said. 'or any
thing else. Give me Areen years. or
send me to jail FOR lfe, Only don't ask
me my name. Ny folks mus, never
know OF this disgrace.
The evening world., 1901-05-23

Miss MadSr Drew. one o. the Tell
Me. Pretty Maiden girls %. 'Fioro-
dora" Is seriously III at her hotel. sur
fering from shock caused hy being
strapped In the electric chair al sing
Sing prison.
With large theatrical party Miss
Drew visited the arson week ago
They were shown. among the other
places. the death-housc. Miss Drew
WAS prevailed upon to sea, hcrsel: in
the electric chair
The wires were disconnected, of
course. bu, tho main feed wire danslc,i
near her head. Principal Keeper Con-
naughton aud Keeper Shoemaker strap
ped her In. They were then asked by
her friends 10 turn on the current Jus:
a tiny !iitic bit
The evening world., 1901-05-23
BAG OF GAME
BIRDS IN ONE BIG COVEY.
Game Protector Gets Rich Pot in Refrigerator
Plant, # State Fines Are Paid.


% "isHhl game ever m'h.- "eiieE"
ni"' VIII ne imposed according !" law
- 49, ~ ".'l "iS"' 10 D.. enormous
-. "s.'I f'te@'s '"'"p'"S ""-
~, ''fss s,''s' 'aa'' !o"f STORES
~ az ~ nv ~ an" ~ "'S' street
'"t Pr''''"'o's are hoo'shahh noo-
'hsoi',
W" simply Hep public Warehouse
siid Ny Hoo.m'"n. after the seizure.
ana When goods are brought mere, put
CEN IN cold storage. H"yond that
H"ht care 70 rHN anything
The evening world., 1901-05-23
TIP TO SUMMER TRAVELLERS
Heat 70 ray for rariOr Car Reserv-
mal0n Wien Made.

II YOU want place IN sleeping car
or parior car in going ,n tho Pan-Amer-
,can Exposition or summer resorts. II
would be well to pay for II when the
reservation II made. This will save you
,roubls and It Is one Of the suSsesti"n"
Just issued by the Trunk lines VT" an
.icipAte an enormous summer business
and an extraordinary demand for space
in parlor and sleeping cars.
Reservations not paid for will he can
celle.i two hours before the departure
Of the train. with the exception Of trains
lea wing after s r. NJ: all unpaid reser.
vations on such trains will be cancelled
at & nclock. when diagrams are sen. to
ths. statlon
The evening world., 1901-05-23
FLOCK OF PANHANDLERS
CROWDS INTO WALL STREE 7
On Their Way to the
Buffalo Exposition
They Stop OFT for
Some Loose Gold
One from Cincinnati
Comes to Grief.

Attracted bv rumors OF tho fabulous
wealth current In Wall street. hordes
OF panhandlcrs from all over the country
have fiockcd to the financial district "a
the nope OF annex!ns some %: the PROF.
its Of the raid OF the brokers on the
lambs.
The nuisance has reached such a
stage that the brokers urc compelled I"
70 TO South Forty and sneak into Wal
street By wav Of Coentics. slip.
Ten besgars were arrested yesterday.
and pla.n-cIothcs men were scattered
all through the money centre on the
lookout for more o: them to-day.
Not Local Talent.
Ths Wall stree: pnndhandlcrs are no;
local wooers OF wealth By the powers
OF persuasion. The panhnndI"r " the
Bowery and Broadway is too wise TO
70 into Wall street. He fears that he
might not get away with his clothes.
Il u tho indis Ell. person from Chicago,
q. Louis. Philadelphia. Boston and
othsr c3tso who goes down TO the saad-
ow Of Trinity seeking large bills and
stocks and bonds.
Thi.k Gold IL picked Up.
These persons are possessed OF the
eslief that Wall street brokers carry
money In both hands and make change
with their teeth. They think that gold
pieces roll In the cutters. that me.sen-
ger boys smofe Sold-,ipped cigarettes.
and that the light Of the sun a, noon
dAy u obxcurd tv clouds OF SO bills.
II - needless to say that they Will be
better Informed before they have worke!
many hours. bu, the con;ldinr rurni
pAnhandlers keep arriving on every
freight train. and their delegation in
The evening world., 1901-05-23

scrF,. shcchnn insisted. and nnally
Mclaughlin saiI ''iIcr name is Grac"
;Iufkhar.,. ana shc Is thirty eight years
old" Then turning 10 IN. woman. he
asked
Wat address shall give
''rn" sam" AZ yours. she replied
When a policeman tried 20 search
Mclaughlin he squared of as Z 10
Hgh'
"Stani him up aEains; the wall and
search him" ordered S"rIi Sh.ehau.
Mclaughlin then submitted. but said
"you -- viii never go, over
tl!s I'll break the whols Con'y Island
force for this. demand 20 be dis
charged and giv~ you my word viii
hc her. ~ the morning
Iie wrT searched. nevertheless. and
then taken hack 20 n cell
A;'tr the woman had been scarcnoa
and an inventory taken OF her rings.
Mltron Dany Was sent FOR. to lead her
back to a coll The ma,EDn tnrcw M
h,r hands and started back Then .c-
-nyerins hcE composur.. she led Hc
woman away.
Nnir"n i<rpi >ninr secret.
When Sc N Inter hy AN Evening World
fcpor;c- III" mntr"n said
My God wnulin,, tell YOU ;hn;
womans name FOR 'lo.""''
y conference followed between Serg;.
Sh""han and the natron. after wh!th
two Iclicenrn w'r" huryfcdly sent out
IN hth'rcni iir"ci"ns
On" returned In u short inc With
ium whp Was evidently known to Scret
Sh."h,n, who accepted MN ~ boud--
man tor Mri.lu+hl!u iu fSu Then the
Woman was permitted 30 loin thr man.
aud sora ho other policeman returned
with CAB.
MaI1ugHiu th" Woman aud III
lludsmsu entered and wcrc driven rap
idlr toward IN" Ci'y
!!ofor, hr lot tht station hnuso Nj.
l.GI..tliu urucd up III" sctgran,
''l.ll hay" revenge Oh all yuu fellows
~ this vet A- said
Mcl.aushiin An. IN tourt At G"ncy
o'clock this morning. II" was rrpr".
e"Hi,d by Lawyer ifnrrS cummings.
WHO held consultation with IN. judge
bvirrc his client vas ,trraign.d SEW
cral 'riends wrr" present and greeted
Mclaughlin
intuxicl;!on" Ne was heard 20 say
lawyer. and Magistrate Lemon suspend.
ed sentence The woman was not In
court
/; developed ;ha; the man vita whom
Mclaughlin was wrnnc.ng when ar-
rested was Matthew ronkcr. twenty.
iiNc rchrs old. clnhynaAcr, who lives
at lionderson's Walk and the iiOwcry
He Was locked up for iaioNicat'on.
Tn" cnuse ot the wransle was no; dis.
closed
The evening world., 1901-05-23
west POINTERS
GET GOOD J0BS.
Cadets Dismissed by
Root Employed by
Asphalt Trust.

s WASHINGTON. May oa.--Thc nvc
West Point cadets dismissed yesterday
Bowiby. Cleveland. Keller. L!atcn and
aeahnifey--will not appeal for clemcncy
eezsbs War Department. They have en-
steesd tho service Of the New York and
eenudss Asphalt Company. This came
lesse throush Gen. Francis 4. Greene.
lgcf tn chief officials OF the trust.
8sss ~ communicated with the War De-
T 0t to-day and informed Secretary
= thAt tils hve young men had called
6iA u . eontetts and repentant
M ~ askang sor his advice ana
The evening world., 1901-05-23
PHONE D|DN'
FIX HIS CASE.
Prospective Prisoner
Announced His
Coming.

There hnd been an unusually long ar
ray o. "drunkr and disorderlics" in the
Even Street Cour, AT Williamsburg this
morning. Magistrate Voorhees, leaned
back IN his nix chair and ynwned.
There is some one at the telephone
wants to talk with Your Honor" said
Il court officer.
.IIclio. there said the Magistrate as
he stood on ono foo, and held tho 70.
ccivcr to his car.
Hello. there, Judge" said tho tclc-
phone.
who 10 that?'
why, IT'S Magistrate Kramer
''oh. hello. how arc you. JudEs7"
Then the man at tho other end said:
Say. Judge VOORHEES,. vii you DO me
q little nAnnsr'
The evening world., 1901-05-23

Miss Drew struggled and began to
scream.
Let me free, she cried II feel
the electricity already. I'm dying"
At first her friends laughed, but her
condition became so serious :ha; she
was reached At once. Dcscitc the as
suranccs OF all mat she w,s So and
that no currcn, had been appi!cd she
brcame wildly hystcrical and went from
one .pasm into another.
She WAS brought back TO, New York
and taken nome. Her nervous system
y completely wrecked and sh" has been
confined to her bed .'N..S since.
III was a mosi narrowing experience
Tor Miss Drew. sad pr. tan to-day.
1T was II severe fright and 1t will be
some little time t"for" she entirely for
gets IN. experience and the effects are
removed
The evening world., 1901-05-23
How lie D.dn', Succeed.

DO I? MI. I've got me damper
spiked to the inside OF me weski'
with three o. the biggest safety pins
you ever saw Some one ot them guys
Kit. /, while I'm asking which way the
Stock Exchange is
II ain't very chesty !ookin' mese.i-
the neat hut unfortunate honest.man
grar, Is minc--hut | hope may never
smell tn. Ohio River agin II ain's
macei three or six times before l can
cas-. gu. the points OF tho compasa.
Emil. wiped a few tenrs from his eyes
and took HIS way TO the island. where
he viii be employed In lOnest but HEon-
izing toll Tor thirty days.
AZ Hound for BudalO.
Tn. police believe that most Of the
Wall street panhandlsrs are. Ike the
Cincinnati unfortunate. on their way Ia
the PAN american Exposition.
Funny said Capt. Crcnmer. OF the
Old Slip station to-day. the way thee
pa anhandlers are Hooking TO Bunalo.
gues. they're stuck on the pan In the
name OF the exposition and think u w0s
started for their benefit"
The evening world., 1901-05-23
SUICIDE AT LAST.
Grocer Meier, ncsp"nhc"i over Loss

Of Trade. Succ eds This Time.
Because come OF MS customers moved
away on May !. George Meier. gro-
ccryinan, of No. AS Cypress avenue,
Foroush OF Queens. became dcspondent.
He tried to XII! himself las, week by
cutting the arteries In his wrist. hut hts
wife saved him.
Yesterday morning his clerk, Hcury
Itapenhauscr. found MIN dead In tho
yard back Of tho store. He mad blown
on tho top Of his head With the aid of a
shotgun. a widow and two children
The evening world., 1901-05-23
CAPT PRICES PET DOG
FOUND BY A BLIND MAN.
John Shinn Recognized Its Features Through
His Marvellous Sense Of Touch.

S.l tte" - "ss ~
The most remarkable thing about the
recovery Of Polio. capt. Prices lost dog
Is IN. fact that Il was found IN a blind
man, The name OF this remarkable per.
son II Joan Shnu. OF No D;G: Thl>i ave-
uI-
For many years Mr. Shinn has been
unable to distinguish daylight from
dark once before his eyes went back
on him. h. saw capt; Price. II was a
nccting glimpse. bu, the vtsagc "f tho
famous policeman has been on Shinn's
mental vision ever sine" Thus IL cam.
abcu. that II was his fortune 70 dis
cover the dog,
Shinn's UrmnrkRbi- Touch.
H~!ng berc:t ~ sigh, MIR Shinn has
s"duiously cultivated IN. art OF !dentiN-
cation by tho sense os touch NY pass
Ing h!s fingers over IN" conntenanc" Of
a stranger ne Is able 10 accurately de-
scribe N" features
~ III. dinner ;ahi. Yesterday H..
hear. one of the m"nhers ot his family
reading fom Tn. Evening World an
account "f III. affection that had h<en
thrust upon Capt Price. lie though,
that the dog rcs"nblcd the Captain IN
facial characteristics sn- impressed
upon his mind.
lie went out for a walk to-day In
'Thtrd av.uu. aud Eel, "a dog paving
~ mis- legs Reaching DOWN to pat the
animal on the head nj. ilnIc- tips ac-
lc,I-n,nilr wnndrr~i ncr"., tho vi.aEe
of n" canine. Witn star, OF surprise
h. took nj. animal Ia his arms and
made NOR. .",rch. .ns examination.
THAT face" NJ muttcreh, 1T cannot
he. nnd 80, II must II Is impossible
ina, SHOULD he mistaken, would
know those features II ! .clt them IN "a
group photograph
Th~ Pet Restored.
Calling guild. he hnstened to the
home OF Capt. Price. carrying the dog In
his arms. once the animal put It's cold
muzzlc aSa.n., his cheek. lie shuddeEed
and hurried on.
Any doubts he may have had were
d!spc.led when he ncarcd the Price man
sion Wi;h yelps expressive OF Joy tho
f, an!ma. icaped from his arms and ran
toward the house. when the Price chill
iren had caressei tho dos they weps
over the blind finder, assuring him that
h. was the creates, man In the world.
The evening world., 1901-05-23

morning "Out In 'cin-r' heard that
all YOU got to do in /" shut YOUR eyes
and go into wall street and grab. I'm
on me way to the Fan American Expo
.nion. and says | TO meself III hike
down to Wal. street and pick np sons
cigarette money
The evening world., 1901-05-23
How Rich Men Arc Tnbb-d.

J Picrr"nt Morgan is labelled: Fails
to sick baby. dying wife After III.
name OF james ] IIill Is this notation;
Fails to railroad man from tho West
out OF a Job
An Interrogation mark follow. me
nam. o, James Stlllmnn. Jacob Schln
IL sumncd up: "pugh, 10 pc easy
Many "r tn. names IN The list i..lons To
men who would not give ~ cents 10 re-
l,eve dying apple woman or sick
n.ght elevator man.
'.! never seen anything so fierce" said
the coa'iJ!nc Emil" 10 an Evening World
reporter In Centre Street Court this
The evening world., 1901-05-23
i'nn,,und,rr Lost ~. uoiu.

wall s.rco, romalns undimlnished.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-10-18
SUMMONS IN FORECLOSURE
Of Tx LIEN.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
WHITMAN COUNTY.
Whitman County. State of =
Washington,
Plaintiff.

All persons hereinafter
named and all persons
interested in any of the \
property hereinafter des-
cribed,
Defendants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-20
THIRD PARTY MOVEMENT

Said to Have the Approval of VIII
z liam Jennings Bryan.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, June 13.-The
allied third party movement which its
promoters hope will result before 1904
in a national organization strong
enough to name Presidertia! nominee,
was launched here this afternoon. It's
principles are said to have been adopt
ed with view to fitting The views of
William ]. Bryan.
Mr.. Bryan, 1t was stated, had ex-
pressed sympathy with the movement,
if he had not gone so far as to support
it, At the conference there were rep
resented Populists of all persuasiors.
Mr.. Merriwether this afternoon, at
the conclusion of the conference, was
asked:
will not your movement only re-
suit in turning the State over to the
Republicans?
Il do not know. but would little
rather the Republicans would win than
the present organization OF Democrats.
AS Mr.. Bryan said to me last Monday
/ ike an enemy under his own colors
better than one who steals my coiors. =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-20
May Come Here.

A number Of the fremen feel that
they again could to their advantage
hold the tournament here, and at their
next meeting the matter will most like
ly be taken up and acted on. If the
firemen of this city should give the
tournament they will be allowed to run
in the races. The members Of the as
ISOLATION prefer this city, and from
what can be learned would turn out in
greater numbers than last year. Salem
has sent word that they will double
their attendance of last year, and sim
liar statements have been received from
other teams. 1t is most probable that
the labor day picnic will be given in
this city, and if the firemen would
again fix up the McSwords grounds they
no doubt could rent it to a number OF
picnics, and by the time of the tourna-
ment would have something ahead
The business people should also take an
interest, as such affairs help all, and II
is hoped the firemen will again decide
to hold it in this city.