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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
SOME OF'THE LOSSES.
Following is a partial list Of the est
mated valuations Of property lost:

Following is a partial list Of the esti-
mated valuations Of property lost:
Cleveland Manufacturing company, s25,-
600; Commercial bank $50 600; First Ma
tlonal bank $4,000; Hubbards block.
$1,000; Industrial Saving and Trust com
pany, so 600; Windsor hotel and annex.
5000: st. James hOtcl $4,000; Hotel
Placide. SIS, 600; Mohawk block, $4,000;
Gardner building, 100000; Kohn. Furch-
gott new, $4,000; Seminole club, 5l5.-
goo; Elks' club, 5000; opera house, 3d.
OgO; Herklmer block, 5000; Palmetto
block. $4,000; II. and W. r. Drew, SIS. e.
$4,000; United states h 6tel $16,Oj63 '' A.
bermarle house. 5000; Christie, Grover g
Co, drugs, $lQ00O0; McMurray, livery
stable, $4,000 New York Steam Laundry,
$4,000; r. D. Knight q Co., $50 600: 4.
b. Campbell company, $1,000; Hefey
Bros, drugs, $4,000; Gable Piano com
pany, $1,000; S. L. Kress & Co, $40 600;
AUDITORIUM Skating company. $4,000; 9.
G. Better, drugs. $4,000; police station,
IS 900; Greenleaf & Crosby, $50 900: Mer-
chants National bank, $4,000; Florida
Printing company, 10000 ST. Johns
05O; Barton block, 5000; st. Warys
5orphanage, $1,000; Church Of Immacu-
late Conception and parsonage, convent,
$1,000; Irkman institute. colored 0C0J;
First Baptist church, $4,000; st. Johns
Episcopal church, 5000; Mcintyre Me-
mortal, Methodist, $4,000; w. S. Ware,
residence. $50, 900; Senator Taliaferro's
home $1,000; J. r. Parrot, residence,
$1,000; Fir. Pollock, residence. $500; Col
III. 3. Isbec, residence, 1900; Judge W
3. residence $500; A. W. CocHell resi-
dence, $1,000; First Christian church.
$500: Trinity Methodist church, Sl5 cCO
Synagogue. $1,000; Bethel Baptist church
colorcd, $4,000; Ibenezer Methodist
church, colored. $4,000; Lutheran churcgl,
5000; county court house, $4,000; coun-
ty clerks office. $4,000; city building.
$1,000; Metropolis Office $4,000; Cohen
Bros. store $500; DR.. J. Engle. drugs
$4,000; Sanderson s. Case. $1,000; county
1ail. 80. coo; Tim Murphy's shop. ZOO;
ACCOMPLISHMENTS shops $1,000; John o.
Christophers store. 5000; Fleming Law
building, $4,000; Bisbee Law bun ag.
$4,000; Emery building. $4,000: Board
Of Trade building $1,000: Stanton. Du-
val and High schools, $50. 600; Reed block,
$500; Clarks furniture store $4,000;
McConnihe' building. $4,000; William
Byrnes, $50 COO; Mrs Ochus. $4,000: VIII
lam Baya. $4,000; Odd Fellows hall So
oeC: Muller building, $500; Bristol build
p. Porter, dwelling $4,000.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
MILLS start Up.

SHARON, Pa, May 4-The pudding
department at the Wilkes rolling mills
has resumed operations, giving employ
ment to a large force of hands. The tin
plate and wire departments of the Sharon
Steel company will go into operation next
Monday. Two hot mills at the tin plate
plant will soon be lighted
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
Veteran Educationalist Dead.

ROANOKE. Va, May 4.-Charjes L.
Cooke, president of HoIlirs institute, one
of the most widely known colleges for
women in the South, died here today,
aged eighty-onc. Mr.. Cooke had been
president of Hollis since 1855
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
Government Appropriates Duties.

COLON, Colombia, May 4.-The govern
ment has issued a decree aprroprlatlpg
the export duties, the earnings OF the
Emerald mines of Muzo and Coscuez ana
whatever is obtainable from the Panama
canal negotiations, for the redemption Oh
tile PAPER money of the republic.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
Marries Convict in JnfI,

]. Hunt said to be the son of a wealthy
contractor Of Decatur. Ill. and Miss
Clara A. Rogers, of the same city. We're
married in the county fail today by Jus
tice Lochrie. Thursday Hunt. who has
been known in Salt Lake as Harry VIII
son, was found guilty of highway rob-
berry.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
PIovvs Destroyed hy Fire.

DALLAS, Tex. May 4.-The repository
of the Southern Rock island PIaw- com
pany here was destroyed by IRE tonignr,
and the loss is estimated at $3.50, 900, Wc.cc:f
ABOUT $l50,00 insurance. The fire was
caused by lightning.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
80 Cnncessions for GermanX.

LONDON. May 5.-The Berlin CORE
spondent of the Sunday Special declares
that the statements that Germany has
it will shortly take possession, or has
made a special demand upon China, are
absolutely without foundation.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
AtIentn Ado FIre sufFererr.

ATLANTA. Ga. May "A train load
of provisions. clothing and other articles
needed by the sufferers will leave 1T
lanta tonight for Jacksonville With the
train will go fifteen men of Atlanta, IL
special committee to distribute the ar
ticles sent from this city.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
Machinists May Strike.

DENVER, Col, May 4.-The Denver
Machinists' union has decided TO make q
demand COR a nine-hour day on May ",
and if it is not granted a strike will be
ordered
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
strike seems Imminent.

PITTSBURG, Pa, May 1.-The dis
charge of six machinists at the Nc
KEGS Rocks plant of the Pressed Steel
Car company today will result in a
strike at that plant Monday unless the
company recedes from it's position ana
reinstates the discharged men.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05

PHILADELPHIA, May A six-story
brick warehouse at lie Chestnut street
porters of wool, was destroyed by fire
tonight. The loss is estimated at $1,000.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05

FOND DU LAC, Wis, May 4.-The
charred body, consisting Of a portion of
the trunk and head, was all that was
found this afternoon of Israel Raymond,
who lost his life in the Quincy refriger-
ator fire of April 2S
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
or by special Train.

train bearing Gov. Nash ard about 100
ether Ohio Citizens, who are to journey
to San Francisco TO witness the launch
ing of the kattleship Ohio, left here this
afternoon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
Odd Engineer Killed.

EMPORIA, Kan. May 4-Engineer e.
V. Coggins, one of the Oldest engineers on
the Santa Fe road, was killed today.
He leaned out Of his cab window today
While his train No. was passing Plym-
outE and a mail crane struck him upon
the head, crushing in his skull.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
Launched From New Yards.

PHILADELPHIA, May 4-The first
launching at the New York Shipbuilding
company's yards, on the Delaware river
below Camden, took place this after
noon, when the steamer M Dollar,
built for the Robert Dollar company, Of
San Francisco, was launched
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
CFoudsurst I'm NebrasI,,

RUSHVILLE, Neb., May "A cloud
burst here tonight formed a stream
twenty rods wide. The water rushed
south, washing out bridges and filing UP
creeks in many places ten feet deep.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05

LUFKIN. Tex, May 4-Fire this after
noon noon swept away twenty-five business
loss of about 5000, on which there is
little insurance.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
sentenccd tn Sc Honcad.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. May 4.-Char;es May,
murderer of Robert Martin. Il Buchanan
county farmer was sentenced today 70
be hanged June &c.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
Southern TextiIe TI,ionists Yisitinr.

FALL RIVER, Mass, May 4.-The del
egation Of Southern textile union officials,
who STOPPED over in this city yesterday,
en- route to the convention of the Inter
national Textile Workers, in Holyoke,
Mass, departed for that city this after
noon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
Strikers Hnve won.

carpenters in Toledo have won their
strike and went back to work today, re-
ceiving 81 for eight hours instead Of
1925 for nine hours, as was the case be-
fore the strike.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
Struck nv Trim.

DECATUR, Ill, May Mrs. Adam
Stoker. in a carriage, was struck ey a
Wabash fast train VA crossing ana IN
stantly killed this evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
Wedding Tour Cut short.

BUCYRUs, O., May 4.-Frank L. Bow
en-, proprietor of the Windsor hotel at
Jacksonville, Fla, was married to a
Bucyrus girl yesterday, and after the
ceremony a telegram telling OF the de-
struction of the Windsor hotel was hand
ed to him, with the result that the we'd
ding journey was cut short
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 4.-Orr
Hume & Co, wholesale grocers, and
three other wholesale houses in Market
street, are burning. Loss will be heavy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05

LONDON. May 5-A dispatch from
Marseflles says that Arthur Tracy said
there upon landing from steamer from
Genoa.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
LATEST TICKS OF THE TELEGRAPH.
Chicago Anmrchist Arrested.

ed amendFuent providing for naval es-
Inmates to 1885, and appropriating 2l009,-
900 lire for a merchant navy
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05

American lads. whose ages range from
twelve to fourteen. are in jail on war
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
Plncdv LuveriIe Eimh4

Ell PASO Tex. May As the result
of pitched battle between American
and Mexican small boys, Anastic'o Pail
en-. nine years of age, is dead from the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
Shortest and Quickest.

The Minneapolis & ST. Louis route to
Omaha only twelve hours. Leave ST
Paul, 900 a. m. and 800 p. m. New equip
ment.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
Chief win Pay indemnity.

MOMBASA, May 4-The Jubaland ex-
has agreed to pay a fine for the murder
Of Mr.. M. c. Jenner, British subconsul
and vice consul, who was killed in No
vember last during a night attack on
his camp by professedly friendly natives
Italy to Build Navy.
ROME, May 4.--The chamber has adopt
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05
Two MilIions subscrihed.

CLEVELAND, O., May 1.-Two million
dollars of stock IN the Miami & Erie Ca
nal Transportation company was sub
scribed in half an hour by Cleveland
capitalists To-Day. The company will
equip the canal between Toledo and Gin
cinnati with trolleys
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-05

Comet Seen at Melbourne.
MELBOURNE, May 4-The new comet
is visible here.
The evening world., 1901-03-21

Mabel Conner, prct,S girl 81 hnh-
son. y =. mas been missing from m"
home OF h.r aunt. Mrs. Jane JORDAN
No. ~ We, Forty-nrs; street. since
last Tuesday morning
Sh. left the home -! her aunt las'
Tuesday morn!ng n, o'clock FOR me
college. She did no, reach the institute
and none o! her relatives or friends
have secn her since taa; time.
Her father. Thomas Common. a we'll
to-.lo shoe merchant OF hudson, has
been In the city FOR iwo days searching
the hospitals. the parks and every pos
sible place where his daughter might;
be. with the hope OF hnding some clue
10 her whereabouts. lie returned 10 his
home this morning hcnr,hroEen. Owing
to thc Illness OF his wife. ne does NOT
dnr. tell her tina, their daughter is lost.
Mabel Is eighteen years old. although
sne does not appear to be over four
teen. She has. been attending tho Nor
-
The evening world., 1901-03-21
WEALTHY MAN s
DAUGHTER CONE.
Father Insists that the
Girl Is Held for
Ransom.

CHICAGO. March 2i.-John Coms;ock
Wealthy retired fruit groH"r lately 81
Florida. but now resident of Benton
u,rbor. l. IN tails city looking sor hF
daughter. May c0mstbtk "ho mas
mys,cr!oasiy disappeared.
SIR. Cons.5ck rhlnks Mis- daughter mas
been ABDUCTED and Is oc!ns held for Il
ransom.
\ wJman's mick.n'osh. nat and gloves
ard a letter signed MAY c"nsionn'
and addressed to SARAH /. Wright. No
40 PARK avenue. wcr. fouu on n. lake
iron, a, Sixt.-ihirI street yestcrdny
IN. polio" learned from Sarah WriSlt
that Miss Cnn-tock hoari.l with Mrs
Freeman AT No. ~ Sor.h tEion street
At the latter mouse 1t was stated tina;
she was tn. d,u:htc- OF John comstock.
and !nat she came here 20 study music.
Tuesday Mi.e com.,ocx ley: her board
Ing housc '0r the American coHsrr"h-
tory u Music. where she appeared and
look her music Lesson. but when she
wen; away from ihrr. nj I O'Clock sha
left behind her violin and umbrella.
Park Policeman Richards reports ,ha,
he saw a woman wearing back
macintosh walking ON the lake :roI;
late yesterday but paid no png:ic..i.
attertlon 10 her. az many persons stroll
along tic Dcacn daily AZ the point ind!-
Gated
The police believe the girl has drowned
herself. and the lake vas dragged be
tween Slxtirth and S!xty-sixth streets
without success.
\ strong current se:s out into the lake
The evening world., 1901-03-21
RUNS AWAY
WITH GIRL CHUM
Joins the One She
Loves and Dons
Male Attire.
tsp...l to III. Evening wor,. ,

WASHINGTON y. e. March a.
Loving girl friend 20 tn, degree Of IN.
'htuation Catherine Glenn ran away
from home. ionnci male at,ira and FOR
- month has lived with the object o.
her affections Miss Glenn is seventeen,
Tn" gtrl whom sh.. loves IL Miss Grnc.
Mcnd.l. m"dium-sxcd blond young
woman. Tn" coupl. CAV. h" name -!
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Thomas and lived
quietly In the southwest section ns III.
city, M aged r"gr".s acting as their
servant
Miss Glenn disappeared from her
mothers residence Feb. i. on. week
ago The polio" were asked 10 locate the
missing daughter. Las niGht they were
advised that cathr;in" had been s.cn
In NAL. at,,r. leaving restaurant,
The on .crs found n" yaunS coupy' At
their rom. me Gl"t.! girl said 'o.cr
Miss Mcndcis ana Hc went together a
good deal. ! thought .h"f" was no on"
In the world Ike aer. We rootn"a 90.
p.,hsr on S.H York aycnl. ana ~ I've.
earn. 80 closely attached that my mother
Objected 10 our compan!on.h!p. Ny
mother would no, let III" 80 with h"r,
ana As | IuN"h h.- better Dian ans me
--s IN n. world would nos give her
M Iu.t h.r .uCrHEciy Last tnh~Hary
! decided 20 run hwAy and Nv" Win MISS
N.nde!s altogether A. hnc% ! woIl!
be detected II lid no, chansr my AT,
tir. dr.s..i NJ IN boy clothes an!
southwest. a. husband ami wife. Just
before Inauguration got job n -
waiter al u cheap lunch room on the
avenue near Four and Il Hall street.
The evening world., 1901-03-21

Aplv house 10 NE, am In, ret,!n' all
IL. money | earn.
yhr other four girls aye afraid o! her
Sn, nH. worked IN IA" mills for ears
hut none ~ 'heru kncw her; She Went
and q mo uv herself and talks with mo-
Dudv She and her sister own '"".
f-urs rrlrnc house. IN which thcS hoih
lived ,Intil last week when MARY Janc
vent I, I've IN Dean MCNulty'S -.
Francis si-icr!.npi house.
she IL mentally unbalanced. SAID the
Nut..,r Superior Df the hpus" YESTERDAY
",ni hor trouble takes INA: form o,
RELIGIOUS mania,
Picket. Active.
While the poor Crazcd woman and the
four girls work inside. the 100 remaining
.rayers meet daily ard rally ih"iF
forces. IN. men from the Cook mill =
,i-r the property of Frank & DuSan-
c.initIc; the meeting. and the girls take
no mari excepting 10 accept the election
10 i,,ckot duty which 'o-day fell 70 IN:
Misses Mamie and vita Kelly. Ia Sosih
''''' IONA GALE
The evening world., 1901-03-21
MRS, PRYOR'S
THUG SENTENCED.
Hvnes Goes to Prison
for Ten Years at
Hard Labor.

Patrick Hyrrs. VIII" as1anlted ara
o,th.d Mr., Louise 4. Pryor In tho
Fourth avenue tunnel AZ Thirty-e'Shth
street on Feb. Is. was sentenced to-day
by Judge S.wnurscr TO ten years nj
ha ri labor In SINK Sing.
The contention OF hi. lawyer w." thas
he had been forced To steai tn get ne
c.s.i,ie. for his III and starving wife.
Judge Sewburscr In sentencing
IIvn.- said tina, thr police records
showed that he had been convicted be-
fore: that he had forced his w'e 10
steal and I, commi, perjury In the pres
en-; cas-
You are a dangerous man TO bc AZ
large" said the Judge
The evening world., 1901-03-21
FlREBUG IN BIG TENEMENT.
'r,vo attempts I" n"r" Tenement
ia Jersey CTS.

NIton1o p"cori"s, "wrsr % four
sory brick double irn"m"n'.ir'us" At
40 y. llcndcr-on street, Jersey CITY.
r. ported 10 chief 81 Foic" MnrrhH to-
DAY tia: two attempts ma been fnhtl' 10
So. HIS house on IRE, on. last night and
IL. other about I n'ti".N 'hS morning
The hrs' attempt "is mad" IN the
roiinr. hw It was discovered h"tor" It
had .siiu"d nUy h"nhrir k"rCs.n"
wa sp-lnkl'd fr..lS ABOUT the fuhr and
walls The second t,'e1ip' WIS made
m The fourth floor %! tls building.
\ dozen policemen hnv" u-cr detailed
l., tina: locality, which Is made w u!
large tenement. house,.
The evening world., 1901-03-21
HE SAID IT.
And Every Word Was Worth Golip Piece

When an old. experienced druggist
advises n man 10 throw medicine to
the dogs and use good common sense
and the right kind OF food the ad-
vice is worth needing.
An old friend OF mine whom
knew to be not only first class
druggist. but an honest man AZ well.
advised me. In order 20 cure my dys-
pepsia which / had suffered with for
H. long years. and spent hundreds OF
dollars In order 10 get we'll. 20 quit
meat OF all kinds and make my meals
on Crane Nuts Food and cream. with
cooked fruit and Postum Cereal Food
Coffee.
Il took his advice and In n few
days great change had taken place.
was no longer troubled with pains
in the side. smothering spells. palpa-
,a;ions. and pains about the heart.
and when night came looked for
ward to a good nights rest. was
also free from headaches and sour
stomach that had been with me for
year. before. In fact was a new
man. and improved so rapidly In
health that wen, UP TO -. pounds,
II am enjoying az good health AZ !
ever did in my life. and no healthier
man can be found. firmly believe.
During the past winter was ont
Of doors every day. and We had some
y,ry severe weather Those who
worked with me and used coffee and
ten and other kinds OF liquid bever-
ages were constantly complaining "
the cold. | did not suffer In the least.
nor did | contract bad cold during
the entire winter.
Il know n lady in Pittsburg who sui.
rered from dyspepsia as much as !
,ii,i. She was n terrible sufferer She
had n deathly color, but she went on
Grape. Nuts Food and Postum Cereal
Food Coffee and gained % pounds in
less than three months. She lost the
green!sh color OF her complexion. and
now her cheeks are as rosy as 4
school girls. and her eyes bright rs
dollar.
Il know when am we'll OF and
stick to Grape-Nuts and Postum
Food Coffee" --.--
The evening world., 1901-03-21

cncowrn;cE such ,hinSs IN her home" ]
remember ;mn ar ,hre-. occasions when
tn. hostess observing an inclination on
the par; Of her guests 10 increase the
Stakes. ha~ risen from he ian.c and
DECLARED the gam. a; an end surely
there IL M harm IN playing FOR "A little
money where all ar" ~ vel. able 10 los.
a bit .is FOR pTiiSc. I watched game
one" upon /, time. ami ] decided then
ami there never to learn II, ! desire TO
keep :;;y' ::!.a ~ lon: AS possible. Bridge
wuald soon scatter thcm, I'm sure
"lIut 10 return TO our mutton. do
want to say that lnv" this part In The
Climbers. and that Miss bingham is
the most generous woman IN business
Nv. ever met. Your lines are not
promptly cut out II they get a lauga.
and you % not nave 10 crawl under
tables to give h-r the centre Of the
stage. This Kind os leading woman Is
a rari avis. and "hen you lind her you
feel like procliiming the good news from
the h"us.,nps. Hush sh. an Was that
my cue ] must leave you now. Good
BY, and catching up the tai OF her
pretty gown Mrs. BlpodEood whlsked
through the door ami WAS lost to my
view. JANE GORDON
The evening world., 1901-03-21
Sui FER DID NOT
HATEHIS CHILDREN
Ernest Tells Why He Thinks Father Did Not
Mean to Disnhert Him.

There IL going - be a long and bitter
fS.i over the disposition OF the estate
OF Councilman Herman Sulzcr. Hho
.e!s \ "hous.kccper" and discarded
wife - aghi over his remain. IN the
Harlem River Park and Casino in
upper SecGnl avenue.
Suffers win cuts the wife on with
s.. aEd a non. Ernest, gets ONLY a NE
legacy. wnil. n daughter. Clara. a
swec,..ncch. bluc-cyci blonde %. seven
teen Yeas. get. 5000. provided she de-
setts her tno,her. The res, u the es-
tate goes 10 Mrs, Ida WaiTlnn, the
dark.tnIrcI. madonna like Young diE0--
Gee. who is described M my fai'H!u!
huuxekecr.-" In the Will. but wao
FRANKLY ;,.d an Evening word rcpo-te.
as she sat beside the dead boiy OF
Herman Sulzer tina, she had lived with
him ~ hi. wife since Feb. 10 lsN
YGunE SuIxcr's Statement.
Mrs. Sulxer referred an Evening World
reporter to her lawyer. Moses Good n'n.
OF No. 10 Broadway. fo- !nforTatsrn
To-day. but Ernes: Suffer. her son. said:
.CI uursc mother Will iiSh, THAI al
legged will. II may have ben drawn ny
Judge Foster. Of the Genc'al Sessi'hs'
bu, We have ample evidence tina my
father wa. bewit:hcd or something 10y
tina, woman tMrs. Wc'nanni.
my father mus; nave bsen inslne
when he was induced 10 syn that WIZ.
for II he hated me as tina: Will "oiia
Indicate. why Was !; that three days
before he died. when my sister and !
forced our way past the guard and that
. woman got into my fathers ST.. rnG.:,.
he told her to get out! and to stop
her u,.se; sop ightinsT
And that day he told ne TO so and
get An application blank At the Civil
Service Board and bring II TO MIN and
he'd do all he could and see that ] GOT
q good position In the city government.
And he told sister Clara TO go upSthe
State 10 boarding college and get a
good cAucation. Spare no expense.
said he TO Clara. I will pay FOR Il all. :"
Lawyer COPYING VIII.
Mr.. Goodman was found with n ste
nographcr at the Probate Clerks ONCE
In the Surrogate Cour, making a COP,
o! the will. which was filcd at AS yes
terday afternoon. lust after the Office
closed for the day. by James Heyde. OF
No. 10 Wall street. attorney for Mrs
wc:mnnn.
s.rhis = chs nrst aays seen OF tht
The evening world., 1901-03-21

;irls le.i. she said TIA; God 1.,. y!aien
IsI remain -,
Tn. .r.At ac,vin. room @h"r" Nht
yul the other four w-r. At worh 80 sE-
.atv afternoon looked w.ird enough MIA
III. nut hvc nf ~ histY great loom ttf-
.ec,'y .ouIll.ss,
Fifteen looms. th.riy-fve ,eet w; ,d';s..
stretch DOM either side. with an aisle
DctA l.n XiI. enough FOR the weaver, %
pass as they "aik hack aud esrin IN, ine
.vcry day. Miss McAahon's loom
stands bv i!s.lf. aud she inanaslns ne
ror.:-.xo-placc machine '.ftly. Walks
AMI works aud mu,:"rs 20 herself CON
she'll Never Desert.
Mary Jane McMahon Is a woman
.lrty-;ap Years old. rncrC l. sfrt ~
ne: hair and her flesh Il c"i"r!''s- she
has vein.i arms. nar"i 10 ihc c."'"f.
Sh.. mods her head continually
"Sobndv can, saw she cries shrillv
above the whirr anl tap q. the loom
cha; I'VE zone on after strange. snls,
swpr. never 10 desert my post. ana
that's my religion. ~" sone into ihf