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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-03
PERSONAL POINTS.
Comings and Goines of Home People
 and Visitors.

MT. J. NJ. Henry, of Redfeld. was a visitor yesterday
 MT. R w Mattox, of Little Rock. IS in the city today.
 Rev. Becker has gene to Galena. Kan, to join his family.
 Alr. \. Il. Raymond. Of Fort Smith. is registered at the Truloct
 Capt. N. C. Madding and son. of Nadding are in the city today.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles \. Rnglor. of Camden. were in the city Thursday.
 MT. John s. Jenkins of Lake Provi- dence, La is in the city on business.
 Mr. W z. Tankersley left this after noon for the West, where he will travel for a month
 Judge Nenophon Ryland state syn odical evangelist for the Presbyterian church. was a visitor in the city yes terday
 Rev. s. H. Babcock of Brinkley, and Rev. Hays, of Clarendon. were in the ,ity yesterday while en route home rom New Orleans, where they at tended the great missionary confer enee.
 Mr Aaolph Freund, one of the trus- tees of the Cleveland tOhiol Jewish orphan asylum was in the city yester-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-03
GOING TO ST, LOUIS.
Elder Crltcher Accepts a Call to the
 Mound City.

Elder James x. Crutcher. the talent ed young pastor of the First Christian church, of Paris. Texas, has accepted the call of the Compton Heights church in St. Louis, and will leave Paris early in May to begin his new work The church to which he goes is fourth in size of the Christian churches in St. Louis being one of nearly a score.
 Elder Cruteher formerly resided in Pine Bluff and Messrs. Philip and Wm. Crutcher of this city, are his brothers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-03

day on business for the institution. He was the guest of Rabbi J. s. Kornfeld while in the city.
 Messrs. Ed M. Maroney and w. E. Owen, two well known young men of Star City, Lincoln county, are shaking hands with their Pine Bluff friends to- day
 Manager E. N Gruper, of the Tru- lock hotel left yesterday for Hot Springs, where he will make arrange ments for quarters for his family, who will soon go to the springs for yaca tion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-03
Moulders Still Out.

The eight moulders who walked out of Dilleys local foundry last Satur- day after being refused all increase of wages, are still out Their places are still vacant the management of the foundry having found some difficulty to locate men for the places The moulders appear confident that the company will come to their terms be- fore long
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-03
DR. 8. M. DAVENPORT, Osteopathic Phz sician
 Office 4eIw West 5th Ave. PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS.

Dr. Davenport Is a graduate of pr. Stills American School of Osteopathy of Kirksville, Mo. He has had much experience in the operating rooms and has met with great success in treat ing both ACUTE and CHRONIC dis eases.
 osteopatby cures when all other methods fail WE USE NEITHER KNIFE OR DRUGS.
 Osteopathx removes the CAUSE, whether bony or muscular, incre lses blood flow, stimulates nerve action. In short. assists nature to overcome disease by adjustment of the maehin- cry of the human body
 Literature explaining Osteopathy will be sent upon application.
 CONSULTATION AND ExAMINA- TON FREE AT OFFICE. osteop- athy has cured thousands. Wh, won't it cure youo
 Office and residence, 421 W. Fifth avenue
The evening world., 1901-06-08

Van IlaIircn hit an easy roller /" HecH.
lev and died q; first. No runs. .
S,rang tossed BerGcn's yrounusr 70
Camel Hahn knocked "A cltnk!nE three-
Dagger be, x.en centre and LETT. Nc
Brides long nv IN Sclbach scored liam.
CAMEL mufred Harlsy's bunt. Harley
d.s.i trying TO Gteal. one run.
Fourth lmnimR.
9elbach hoisted a hy 70 Ste!nielnt.
StranY hit 10 Magoo and died At Beck.
iey's corner. Hickman singled oyer sec
onl base. Davis struck out for the
secon time. No runs.
Mathewson Knocked down Reckleys
ran ana thrcw his man out. Crawford =
short f!y fell safe In centre. S,enfeid'
singled to third. nue!ow fumhled 'r-
wins rap and Crawford scored.
HtelnfeIdt and irwin male double
steal Magoon 20, his base on balls.
Ming the sacks bergen struck out.
in a run. Mcbride died. Mntiy 10 iirsi.
TWO runs.
The evening world., 1901-06-08

When they put bud" Ellis away In
the cemetery ut Schenectady tomorrow
his grave will DC surrounded by persons
for '"hose .cc:ety he i!d not care In
NE. HIS chosen companions. broadway
roundcs and soubr.ttes. who have
aclt"d him spend N.2,o.d0 In the pas:
ten years. wi!l DC ut the seaside listen
Ing 20 music ali having !, good time.
j. ElHlsr Ellis his mother called h III,
"rd 'pnc knew him As ! Elmer ELLIS
III schenectady. In the T.nderloln h.
wns Bud Between the Fifth Avenue
ao'cl and LonIacre Square he knew as
many persons as any man In town. b..
he policeman. rounder. cabmAn or what.
Eora with siiver spoon in his mouth
ard sror:ing blood In his veins thirty
c!Sii ears ago. he grew W. In Schc-
nectady. Ills Erandfath.- was John
Ellis. founder o: the Ellis Locomotive
Works OF that town. When the grand
father died tho interest in the big plan,
descended to his son. niso John. who
wa, Buds" father. and several times
a millionaire.
John Ellis died whe, Bud" had ahou;
attained hts majority. leaving 4 fortune
OF 100000 The bulk OF this wen, TO
his son. After assisting at the inter-
mcnt o: his father BUD drew large
sum o: money from the estate. came -
New York. engaged a suit OF rooms a;
the Gilsey House and looked around.
He wen, on en!a.SIng his acquaintanc.
The evening world., 1901-06-08
MEMORIAL TO
list HEROES.
Regiment Attends Cor
nerstone Laying at
Mount Hope.

Gen. Greene icl :hc men Of the
Ssyenty-hrs. Regiment In sho-t
parade to-day from their armory. at
Park avenue and Thirty fourth street.
TO the Grand Central Depot. where a
special train vas taken for Mount
Hope Cemetery
The Legislature appropriated 5000
toward ;ae erection o! memoria! to
their lives In the Spanish
war. and this afternoon tho corner
sion. OF the monument was laid in the
butyinH ground under the auspices OF
III" regiment
The solder boys made nne appear
ance as they marched to the depot. and
;hrolgs along the line who knew their
mission ohccred them, remembering
their services on the field and also that
They were the hrs, Of II. citizen soldiery
OF New York sent to the front in the
late war.
Military centuries marked the corner
stone laying. which was attended BY
numbers OF friends OF the regiment from
this ami other cities.
The ceremonies oI1n-d with prayer by
the chaplain. While, was followed with
music ual addresses BY Gen. Greene and
Gen. JInwk!ns. Col. E:lers laid the
cornerstone. after which Assen,blymnn
Hal Bell delivered an Oratlon. Ben.-
dlc,i"n wal. pronounced BY Rev. DR.. Van
DE Water.
The monument Will he reproduction
OF the Spanish block nousc that crowned
tire summit OF san Juan iill.
II will be an artistic copy OF the old
Spa ni.h fort. twenty-five feet high And
sixteen fec; square. built OF solid mn-
sorry ani will COS. Sl6.CoO
A beautiful and commanding epot IN
the cemetery has been chosen. the plot
being donated by the cemetery company.
The evening world., 1901-06-08
SPENT $1,200,000
IN THE TENDERL0|N
The Riotous Career Of bud" Ellis
Is Ended by His Death.

and depicting his bank account u.;n
seven years ago. when he met Eva Lon..
an actress. 1t was MS first great PAS
sion ana he married her In haste. After
n. wedding ne made Il farewell tour OK
the Tender!oin and the ruad-nouscs.
lie vent into ;he locomo;i:e works and
spent many hours looking over boz ks
that he CID not und-rsta 1d. One horn-
ing he left Oh i train for.Scw York. and
wife divorced him In 1897.
Soon after his marital experience
there came Into his life woman known
az Mrs Webb. They wer. together "A
great dca. and lived us happily as most
rcnderiotn folk. SO far as Is known she
had him arrested but once. And he had
her arrested once.
Ellis ;"n- years ago Mrs. Webb
nurscd him through HIS Illness. Las,
sunday ne became ovcrhcated in 4 base
Ian gam. he had organized and was
rlaNtnc in. The players were his friends
acah'nsn and bookmakcrs, + was
ii. bccamc seriously III that night In
hi. apartments In the Hotel Navarro.
ana ordered that he be taken TO the nat
OF Mrs Webb. IN Forty-third street.
Their h, died on rh II. ,,, OF pneu-
J +. Smiley. took The body to Science
o: late vear. "Rud" Elll.'s fortune
was controlled hy his family. All OF his
hotc! ami other bills were paid from
Sch"n.Siady and he was allowed 300 n
His death takes that sum out Of the
circulation OF tho Tendcrln!n.
For this many VIII, knew him mourn
more than FOR mud" Ellis.
The evening world., 1901-06-08
lluth Made q Mt.

In the world .. book reading "a Fair
Barbarian. By France. houSson Bur.
nett, has made II srca, hit, JUS, as the
heroine OF IN. story d.i when she yl..
,tci her relatives In England ~ par.
ticularly sparkling starry" Is how the
Springfield Republican characterized mi .
auve! When II nrst appeared IN IN. high.
priced edition. For Il limited lin. !, san
hr obtained IN artistic cloth covers and
priHtcd. from the original plates AT the
rate uf = cents "A copy at the WnnA-
.shis through the arrangement, OF tho
Internal ional Association Of Newspapers
and Authors. TO Whom author and pub.
and profit tor the sake OF the world. wid =
publicity secured. In Mondays World
wiz be announced n series Of books tor
summer reading at surpslsinH prices.
Evenlnx World. - - 81 - -. =
The evening world., 1901-06-08
NO MEDICINE
FOR DYING BOY.
The Health Board May
Prosecute Christian
Science Doctor.

The Board OF Health threatens to take
drastic action against an alleged Chris
,ian Science woman docto: who. !, Is
said. attended eiEht-year.o!d Francis
Fletcher, the son OF wealthy parents.
who died at his home. No. !o2 Lincoln
place, Brooklyn. on Wednesday. II Is
and that the disease was diph:her.a. nj
though the doctors certificate OF death
assigned the cause as congestion OF the
brain.
The boys father Is William Fletcher.
wholesale lace merchant at No, 500
Broadway His home IN brooklyn Is
In an ar!s,ocratIc section. The Fle;ch-
ers are alleged to be Christian Scien-
,!sts
4 week ago little Francis was taken
III. \. once Christian Scientists Hooked
to the house. Mrs. Burkett. OF No. SIC
President street. one OF the leading
members of the Firs, chunrh OF Christ.
Scientist. in Brooklyn. was there almost
constantly.
3. 4 +; Morris: tem" ,,,Ipn nys'e ian
bov and issued the death c.rt!acai"
Dr. Ingram. another Christian Scientist.
was also IN ATTENDANCE.
/ ~
leg place. one o. Brooklyn's leading
doctors. was summoned at the last mo
:nen,. but arrived too late. The boy
D.. Byrnc. registrar OF the Depart
ment OF Vital Statistics In BROOKLYN
said TODAY
Iii hna that Or. Morris tld not not
regular rules Of medical science.
Shall sec tina, he Is prosecuted and
that the matter Is brought 10 the at
tentlon OF the Grand Jury"
Mrs. Burkcu said: There Is abso-
Iuteiy no reason for tn. public TO take
this matter up. Everything Is perfectly
straight.
Scientists. The parents are members
OF our church.
II, was simply cass OF congestion o!
the brain"
Tho neichhors .ov An undertaken WAS
hastily summoned. hut that his wagon
was covered. concea!!ng his name. The
body was taken TO Richmond. md. for
burial.
The evening world., 1901-06-08
Who WANTS A
PRETTY GIRL?
Little One at 7 arrytown
Appeals for Chance
to Live.

Their. IA a fair, curY haired little Girl
UP IN ragryiown VINO leeds q chance -
I've and grow, according /" lc,;cr sr,.;
20 The Evening World by her grand
mother.
Docs anybody wan, her"
tn. letter - ~ follows:
To ths E.,uor II The Et,rlnr Wo-,dt
Toe Evening Wprli eau 40 aimos;
anything wGai - ask through lis
columns. either In the ict'e. department
or III advertising, II any OF It's readers
would adopt little sir! or TWO years
and three months.
The child is fair. has long curls and ls
very bright. Her mother died AT birth.
! cannot AFFORD to bring her up. cdu-
cate. dress and care for he. as | would
like to. She il from good families. vita
good blood on both Sides, but cher
xrandn,othcr) cannot give her any ad-
The evening world., 1901-06-08

{ worse than am In the past, few weeks,
God ks,a- an no, bad woman nj
I heart Little 10" viii 'cl. yon that. !,
II have t.v1 unforiutto. TIL. iaS
nas aftaisnel IN court was 100 dazed
10 speak they sent me to Bellevue
hospital. Nhe." remained until l re-
/ covered ana then they sent me to th'
...i"-" G",c Tier n"rc.
10. came to ,lsi, IN. a, IN" hospital.
! Thought his little heart would af"aR
when 4. left me saii What III
become Of Mamie aud Lille Lake
'Don't worry abon, In. Kids, ma. /
can TAX. ear. OF thcm :,
And h" has kept his word lie al
Way waA father 70 them II tn'y
nous. and crawl under the bed
Joe would come after them and warn
them hat 'h.y must b" sonh -" Would
4 little man aud liz wi- always good TO
hts mother. too. Every .snnS he mad.
be rns3ei HON" u 1--WE, m. iic WOULD
i.r IN, n' l a1,n. INA, Sn and u h n w Ma
p" warm with il' heat OF his little
hand when lie handed them 20 me.
u have not heard word from Joe
since no saw IN. IN n" hospital.
have read all that The Evening World
has printed about him. and ! am simply
b"wtlirr"a hs IN" great Interest the
public has taken In him
ucnrt-nmnxry for hoy.
My lrsart has been breaking TO see
him My eyes have been dry few mo.
'n"ni. since our separation This was
mo hrst time since they were born that
ever was away from my children
even for night.
Il wto'" q letter to Joe yesterday.
That wax the only privilege had We
were only allowed one letter month
from The Island II was pretty hard
OH ! mother VIM WAS craving for her
81 have received many letters and
nibpS visitors came To sec .nc. They
Etuici me to give IN my children 10
them. tn" Thought nearly drove me
mad.
10 All % these sail no The, were
mira loved thorn and they loved me.
None ~ us could be happy without
each ether To part with my children
would Nil me. ANY loving mother will
understand my feeling
II an proud OF NY boy and my two
rirl- nuh l. am wlllimg % slave TO pro-
VII" hrm Win al the comforts ". can
get 70 our humble station
..ulnses, ana she IS !, child many people
would be luilShtc4 Win.
srnnut put her "a y home. 80 VIII
,tI .anily tel mo hOw to reach some
oue WHO would tax. her
Tbrry'own. y, Y.
The evening world., 1901-06-08

.cor!ns keeler. McCrecry ill.d /, Leach
On: run.
thinner famed. TannchM nied to
D"v.s. beaumont safe on Dahlen's
HiIEblc. R!ichcy out OH Days assist.
F"nr'" Inning.
Davis whansed ono to Leach. and
found the ball Mt first ahead OF. HIN.
, famed. kt-on famed. 80
Clarke 'l'el to s,eckard. wagner
b,c.cl,e.s ini was allowed to take third.
h Kim a, snHGfk"rd. 4n;eH return held
len. Leach flied to Dahlen. No runs.
Fifth Inning.
k.l'"y nil past Leach for two bases.
taking third sheckard hit 10 Tannch,il
an! Kelley was nailed at the plate.
len miscusd 10 thinner. One run.
Ely famed. thinner was safe on Kee.
did catch ~ Tann"hill's liner beau.
mon, hit to Dah.en. forcing thinner
No runs.
SiAth Inning.
Mccrcery's driv. carromcd on Tame.
hills shinn FOR II h.-". Davis iiieJ to
Beaumont. Mcs;uir. hit 20 Leach and
was doubled ~ with McCre"ry. No
rrrS
Rlchcy out on Kellev's pretty stop
and throw. Daily stopped Clnrk's ho;
on. but could not field II. Wagner mis-
cited to Mcclure. Br,ns,icld filed to Nc
creery. No runs.
seventh IMninR.
wel,zc took Tannehilrs place in the
box. Ki,son filed 10 Wagner. Leach
tossed over kellcy's buni. Keller flied
{" Clarke. No runs.
Leach foulcd to Kelly. Ely famed.
thinner famed No runs
Eighth Inning.
shecknrd flied to Ely. DAILY famed,
Dahlen nicd to beaumont. No runs.
made a nne running catch Of lienunonta
liner. Rfchey singled. Davis mufTed
clnrk's Hy. and the runner took third.
T4tchey scoring. Wagner on, on Dahl.
ems assist. ono run.
Ninth Innlnr.
wiitze tossed over McCrcery's hunt.
Davis singled. MCGUIRE singled. ki;snn
hi p, pitched ball. Passes tnll; Kelley
Ri'c!,ey and was out Kelley ran up and
down III" line on III" try Tor n double
and 40, back 10 first on i3iy'a mum. Me
CURE and Kitson scored on the error.
Kelley WAS caugh; mapping of nrst.
Three runs
rirhs and Hron.hcId scored. Fl, NJ: to
Daily and WAS out Leach .corirg Zim-
m'r famed. W"ltz i':aa DAILY. Two
SCORE ny INNINGS.
p,ooLivn -
The evening world., 1901-06-08
MYSTERY OF STOLEN PHOTO.
nmrxlnr~ Ovrrl"oked Money aud
Took only n Nomnn's Portrait.

TOOk Only WOmNn's Portrait.
Burglars entered the residence Of John
". Richcreck. on the Hudson Boule.
ward. IVES, Hoboken. early to-day. and
While ransaekin. the lower part OF the
house aroused Mr.. Richcreek and his
wife. The latter n an attractive young
woman. twenty-five years old. and 10
known ns an amateur actress.
RichCreek heard q man Who was in
the parlor say: Get her picture. That's
our game" Richc.eex got his revolver
and II, the ga+s just In time TO see two
men escape through n window and drive
away In n buggy.
The burglars overlooked SOD which
was In a room off the parlor. They took
only Mrs. RIchcreck's picture.
The evening world., 1901-06-08

Rusie. once the idol OF the Gotham fans
who showed Hash OF his Nld-tim.
speed against brooklyn The other day.
Will hold down the pot f,r tie I;''s
and Billy i'ayle. who has yet 10 lose n
game. win ,wIrl ior The .ii.n:s.
,o clouds ~. esEnn 10 ar, an ,, aS"r n, be-
across the lot, Th. threatening weather
did not Keep the fans away. however.
The bieacheriies had overlooked out on
the 10, hy II" time the bell rang FOR
Fully 200. spectator. were on hand
when TN. play was called. a ground
rule was agreed on. allowing TWO bases
on hi, into the crowd.
FIrst Innins.
Van Mai',sn cracked ,; long .,n ~ i, 70
,kyscrsper. s'ranE died. Hahn to Beck
For Cincinnati McBr,d. tapped an
CAMEL. i,cckiey; whose HI, won yes.
foul tn Camel. No runs.
second In.inx.
Hahn threw Hickman out at first.
Davis struck In avn nj three o. Hahn's
bondcr., Camel filed to Crawford. No
runs.
crnwiord's cloud pushcr was easy for
Van Van Hnltren INJURED s,ein.eldrs
Iona ny. Stcln!elit got Rs far as third
Irwin h.i q sharp .rounder to Bue,ow
and S:einfcil, was tagged out ut tho
plate. Irwin stole second. Buclow threw
FaGoon out. No runs.
ThIrd 1nhins.
Beckiey unassisted retired Buciow.
Warner lifted an easy foul to Masoon.
MatheNeon eot & biz. hand when he
10 o csdtrt. he nrN BIZ q the ss@s,
The evening world., 1901-06-08
NEW YORK--CINC|NNAT|.
CONTINUED from FRS, pase)

remarkable when his youth is con.
s!iercI.
broadway" Alec Smith is having his
hunScd ny right hand steamed by To-
cal massage artist. lie vii! no, be
ready for backstop work for u fow days
y"t,' and Jack Warner will handle
Mathrwsor'- cannon-ball shoots and
co,kscr'w Blenders this afternoon
II Davis's men take one of the two
r.main!n. game. here they will move
on to P.;ssur: with fair lead Mt the
head OF tho procession. II they drop
both games TO the Reds they Will he
uo-cd out -! tir>t place. II they can
win both contests they arc no, likely
TO DO dspossd from their position as
tao pacemak.rs In the pennan, hunt
on tho prc.en; trip.
Umhm IN D"s To-Dn..
Noodles" iiahn. the sou,hpaw slab
Rcanra,crs no, long ago In "a game at
Boston. ~!!l parade In the centre OF
the diamond to-day TOR the Heinlcs.
Hahn. like tho majority OF the .cn
handlers. Is an .'In-and.ou, lie is an
enigma one day and dad easy next
Last Sunday Patsy ponovan's mon wal
Hoped his slAnts around the local lot rs
they pleased. II "Nooilesr should have
his pet puzz!ers In go,d working order
to-day. Mstty win have to pitch his
prcttiest to bag the game.
Rusis Against Glsnts Ssssay.
Tomorrow the Giants viii rlay thsis
nfat Sunday sama q Tie ysse. AlnsD
The evening world., 1901-06-08
GUILTY LAWYER OEBARRED.

'l'lo Appellate Division ~ the supreme
Court nag srlatci . motion 70 strike
tll, name % Wt.dpri II Phillips from
,Hr r"il ~ attorneys ~ ~. Supreme
Court
The notion Vas made by Egerion l..
winthrop, IT,. in ashI' ot the bar As.
ISOLATION In the papers submitted to
thc Court IL was shown inat Phii.ips
was convicted OF grand larceny IN the
second degree on April and sentenced
TO six months imprisonment In the peni-
Tertiary. lie IL now serving his -cu.
The evening world., 1901-06-08

Inspired by the devotion OF Joe. she
HI resolved to live new life
After spending the night NJ an up.
town ,tel and being properly
clothed this morning u, the expense
OF The Evening World. Mrs. Phillips
was taken TO Roman Cn,holtf
priest. before whom she signed SOL
eEln pledge never again to touch In.
toxic irg liquor.
Then she and The Evening Woy.i
reporter started to secure tho release
OF It'll. Joe and HIS two sisters ana
to restore the home broken up In
April. The Evening World Inns Sc
cured comfortable rooms for tho
IA 'y and laid several more rent.
II will also secure work for Joe.
Under these conditions the family
Will begin life over again.
Mrs. Phillips would have been released
last evening only Tor an error In Il.
dat. In III: order OF Magistrate crane.
II was late last night when this was
corrected.
II was almost miinish. when. armed
with the order. an Evening World re-
porter arrived AZ Rlnckw~lrs Island
In addition to tn. Mag,-trntca rcl-n-.
he carried mandatory order from Com.
missioner OF Corrections l.,n,ry ina,
Mrs. Phillips should BE- allowed TO lie.
part at once.
Both orders wcfc handed 20 Warden
Fox. He zen; Matron Sia:,cry 20
Mrs. Phillips, Sh. was fast a..ecp N
her cell with three o,h<t women. hav-
Ing retired IA, the regulation :1ne. -
O'Clock +. VI. Standing rats!de tho .ell
door Mrs Slat,cry called through the
grating Kate rhillip-. &c; W al once.
you are discharged"
Mrs Phillips. hall b"wiIl.rcd go; up
Discharged" she said !nauir!nsly.
who d.i it,
The Evening World has done 8. ~
The sake o: your hoy joe" he matron
replied.
''Oh. thank God for my release" Mrs.
Phillips sahi. raising her hands. surely
the good Lord CAV. me Joe to % my
protector instead "t M besng his"
TDu Excited I" Drr...
The clothes which Mrs. Phillips had
when taken to prison were then bruugh,
her She VAS too excited by the news
OF her rc.cas. 10 drc-. iIcrscGt and tho
inatron and ono o! her assistants mad
10 a.i her IN getting hav c!Jthet. rh.y
gave her willing hand ana quickly
brought her to the reception room.
The evening world., 1901-06-08

~ IN" foot % East Fi,,y.sacund street
TIcrr a ,nrrisr. met thcm ana Mrs
rhIlips was taken to an uptown hotel
Sh" Went TO h"r room AZ once. but was
NJ carly his tn2rnir.;, anxious 10 80.
her boy .. SON ~ possible She ~
cared sh. had 80, slept /, wink III night.
After u good breakfast Mi, phillips
w.ut with IN Evcning Worl reporter
tp lalIcs outni'ins STORE and was
provided with MI entire n.w outfit IN
c'udins skirt, whist Int and shoes
Then sh" announced ,nlt snr wanted
TO take TIE rlels, Jr fcp5r,cf took
her TO y priest lrl, Win tears In nor
eyes Mrs rhiiips EtEtor,i a 50 rtnt.
vow never again 70 Jrnth Intoxicating
iWuut
Her hclish' 81 Ter rclcasc and toe
prospect % having h"r hrnkcu-up nome
rs-cs,abl'hed kuaH no bounds
M",hcr sees New Hope.
~ cannot. ind words 70 express ms
feelings, she aid. ThlS. Is as" IN.
expected. /, s.cns IKE a dream tu inc,
feel an, so!ng out .ntutI new world
There Is better. htppl,r ~ nrf"r', M
wnich The Evening World IS making
q have scarcely slep. i night tof ~.
w."xs ! nnyc been IN p,'sn Ny ,niyS
own. roof again aud lee happy wiih them
.hs was ir.fbr-
w" hid not have much earthly
goods. but We w-r" MI rtppy Joe
WAS such IA sori boy H. brought AL
me, SUNSHINE" 80 llhd "a ar 't,tlr HON,
y was wiIlinis - w6fa night ana
day. Nr-. :" -s.U5 my hu#- ~ 10 8haV,,i
my home ana darling ahdreu II - n.
great relief I" iry achrl to-day 10 know
J Hm 'rec aid thu, I 1871 soou snc my
little ones nobody huuws what 4 tor
rihic mr'"n has been lifted frnm me
bur myself
si"n~d h", n"rrn,-h
II nave had an awful .>pcr.up a
nave paid dearly Tor ing 'rA4 lru-,.pfI. II
With the strength ~ God krow X Viii
never occur again
NIL take ,hr p.clse t1.3lf Irry-r
That i the txucsi word ,r poke
nave had = ;errihlt punishment nm!
suffered. not unrue (pr myself out tpf
my children. | wh- never arrested he
Tor" ! viii devote the rest 81 ~, Ne
IRVING To live down u, disgrace have
brought on my family.
Many things nave hccr san about
mo, and have beer hlackonci ar