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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-04-13

The prediction is made that the &C.
sere winter in the north woods OF the
Adirondack mountains has killed more
deer than hunters made away with
last fall.
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couut and Colonel Fiel;t.

Nice. April Z. = A duel took place
here between Count Tarowski and
Yse,,t. Col. Tolstoi. After w shots
had been exchanged the combat was
continued with swords. The count
was wounded in the forearm.
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Rain and Snow,

Miller, q. D., April s.-Rain is being
followed by a snowstorm, the like OF
which has not prevailed here during
the winter. It is quite cold.
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Mar, Ren.ir. Nearly Done.

Mill Repairs Nearly Done.
Winona, MIMI, April 6. = The Bay
State. mill, which was shut down last
week on account of the blowing out Of
the cylinder head Of its big engine,
expects to resume fiourmaking next
week. m. Fly
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rar,n Re.idence Burned

Mora, MIMI, April. 6. The new
farm residence Of 8. w. Whitford. to-
gether with contents. was burned to
the ground about midnight. Loss, 81
600. with insurance Of $1,000.
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THE NEWS RESUME
rvsxTs OF THE PAST. WEEK IN 4:
CONDENSED FORM.
wasniasto. Notes.

LE.- -ts|= a-.ra.r.a
The. p~ostofice department has inau-
gurated plans to improve h rural'
mail delivery system.
The wireless telegraph system wast
recently successfully operated at Cape
Henry by the weather bureau.
Gen. Macarthur cables that the
number OF sick in the Philippines are
:, 1888 in hospital and 90S In quarters,
the percentage being 6.89. E
The sultan of Turkey has agreed to-
a plan Of settlement of the l~ong-stand-T
ing American claims, according to adj
vices that have reached the state de-.
partment at Washington:
Owing to the peculiar conditions pre-
vailirg in the sulu archipelago and theA
island Of Mindanao, the Philippine.
commission has about decided to orr
ganize a departmental government
covering all of the islands south Of the
Visayas.
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EMO OF THE CRISIS
RUSSIA WILL NOT PRESS TREATY
UPON CHINA.

Will Occcpy Manchuria Until China
IL Able to Guarantee Protection
nation Communicated to the
State Department by the Russian
Government - Will Tend to Har-
monise Difficulties At Pekin and
Hasten q settlement.
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Casualitits.

The Turkish transport Asian a
wrecked near Yembo. Twenty soldiers
were drowned.
Fire at Paterson, N. J., destroyed the
interior Of the building owned and oc--
cupied by the Guardian newspaper, en-.
failing a loss of SIS, 200. Two flremen'
we're injured.
The Norwegian steamer Krim, the.
schooner Florence and the British aux
Hilary Dark Severn have practically
been given up as lost. The crews OF;
these vessels aggregate fifty-four men.
and all are believed to have been
drowned.
Jessie Elizabeth Forbes. daughter Of
A. d. Forbes, a prominent banker of:
Rockford, ILL.,, is dead at Ell Paso, Tex,
as a result Of an injury received in a
fall from a horse. Miss Forbes was a
writer of note and twenty-eight years
of age. =
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Peuple Tallkea Aheat.

S@~AS A'
Douglas Gordon McRae, editor of the:
london Financial Times, died in Switz-
erland. He was born In 1851.
Sir John Stainer, organist, composer
and writer on musical topics. is dead
IN London. He was born in 1910.
Thomas Swift, aged fifty-six, we'll
known in Masonic and Grand Army
circles throughout the country, died at
Seymour, Conn.,, Of pneumonia.
vincio Poladora, publisher and pro-
prietor of the newspapers Ell Progress
so and Christefero Colombo. Of New,
York city. is dead, aged f1fty-eight.
Charles Sumner Hamlin Of Boston,.
assistant secretary of the treasury un-
der Cleveland, has accepted the posi-.
ton of lecturer on international law In
Stanford university.
Christopher Columbus Gibson, the
celebrated musician and composer, died
at his home in Hennikes, N. H., from
an attack Of apoplexy. Mr. Gibson was
born there in 1924, and has always res
sided there.
Tom sharkey has been matched to-
fight Fred Russell at the Colorado,
Athletic club, April Is. 81
For the first time in the history of
Havana, April begins without q single
case Of yellow fever in the city.
Terry McGovern paid $1,000 in cash,
for a house In the Gowanus district in,
Brooklyn, and decided it to his MOTHER
A seat in the New York Stock Ex-
| charge was recently sold for st5b, 000..
which is 32..5o0 more than the highest:
price heretofore paid. s#4s3
At a meeting Of the Commercial club
OF indianapolis initial; steps were taken
for the erection Of a monument In the
grounds in front Of the new federal
building to Gen. Harrison.
Mrs. Carrie Nation Of Kansas spent
another hour and q hall, in st. Louis
recently. She visited two saloons on
Market street, engaged in heated argus
ments with the sbartenders, and finally,
was forced from a saloon named after
her at the point Of q revolver.
The striking marine engineers who
went from Cleveland to Detroit and
other; points to confer with the Minne-
sofa Steamship company; have re-
turned to their homes hes men having
refused 70 treat with the company Ia
J tess their union wast recognized.
EGtAfN8NfGaE Hr4tNBN.Tzf ANGE H .eAASZ1kA%9 Rha AHNFhJfNa
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Foreign Notes.

rOEC18 NVSSOs t-.#.
The government suffered a defeat in
the elections in Denmark.
The Spanish cabinet council has ap-,
proved the draft Of a treaty Of peace
and friendship between Spain and the
United States.
M. de Lanessan, French minister OF
Marine, has given orders for the con-
struction Of twenty additional subj
marine boats.
1t is said that Ii Hung Chang VIII
be the future foreign minister of Chi
ma, replacing the abolished II Yaymun,
and tina Liu Kun vi, the Nankin vice.
roy, will succeed him as viceroy Of Chi
Ii.
At Ottawa. Ont, the Duke Of Corn
wall and York will present the South
African medals to those who served in.
the First and Second Canadian contin-;
gents, while on his way back from
Australia.
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Sins and Sinners.
Striking factory girls at st. Joseph.
Mo-, engaged in. a riot.
At Cherokee. Iowa, in a quarrel over
a girl, Robert Golf shot and fatally
wounded Charles Lauer. Golf is un-
der ARE st.
At Reform, Ala, the safe in h ext
press office was blown open and $4,000
lin money stolen. 1t is understood the
money was state funds. a
Georage w. Thatcher, charged with
forging notes to the amount of $780,
600 on the late p. p. Mast, was ar.
raigned in police court at Springfield,
Ohio. Examination was waived and
Thatcher was bound owe in $4,000 to
answer to the grand jury.
At Mobile, Ala, Detective Ed Norris
and Policeman John Bressingham at
tempted to arrest two negroes sus-
pected Of h murder of a marshal at
Gulfport, Miss. One negro, named Da-
Wis, resisted and shot Morris and Bres-
singham. probably fatally. He, in
turn, was killed. The other negro was;
captured.
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CHORUS GIRL
A SUICIDE,
TOOK Gas.
Cora Lcusch, Tired of Life,
Laid Down and
Ended All.

Cora Leusch, a chorus girl. committed
suicide this afternoon NJ her hone, no.
Isl WsH Tw"nty-nIn,h street. By in,
halns illuminating gas.
Despond"nt at her inability 10 Obtain
work wns III. cnI:nc OF the girls act.
She Ind lived Tor three months pas, IN
a boa rding- house ut "" l:l West Twcn.
ty-ninth street. bay after day she ma L.
Ike round uf The agencies. hut d"spil"
the grcat demand ther" is FOR chorus
girls she did not appear to make an
impression.
She atoSo AT 6 o'clock this morninr
and told the inndltdy % the Hoo5dilE.
house that sh" wn> tired ~ ii'" ari
would XII herself Th" woman lid not
take her threat seriously.
Cora retired to her room, Ico.~. 'rc
door. plugged W. all the places tar,d.h
which air might enter ANA turned on
the gas. She was found dead AZ :.
o'clock this afternoon.
The dead girl was brunette. petite
in figure and pretty .: face Her home
Was III Providence
She LEI, 4 note on the dresser In her
room reading as follows:
'Plcnsc let me III" In peace and send
al. my belongings /" my SISTER
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.PR|ZE.F|CHTER
KILLS HIMSELF
YOUNG PHILIP HOLDEN. DIS
HEARTENED. DRINKS ACID.
Ne Wa. ..i<id" BrOnd's Spnrrius
I'nrtn"r--">"ihima in the Fight
Ing Game" Tor liis,.

fhli.p Holden. twenty years old who
wa. a prizc.nShtcr ANA who was KID
iituad.s SOARING partner Last summer.
committed suicld" to-day hy drinking
carholiC acid In the saloon Of John
Gruuinhl at No. 1913 Lexington avenue.
Df late Holden had often told his
aunt. Mrs J T., NGlty, with whom he
iivcd At No 10? East one Hundred and
Fifteenth street, that there WAS nothing
in the lighting game any more lie
took 10 drinking heavily,
Last night, Will, intoxicated. he lc:,
his aunt on the sioop, saying I'm
going to XII myself" Mrs. Nul,y placed
no ttOck IN his declaration.
Holden returned TO the house at &
O'Clock this morning much the worse
for liquor, i!c asked his aunt 10 tear
up al! his letters and papers and burn
up his pictures. especially those of his
sweetheart
Mrs. Nulty eaid she would, Just 10
humor him and he went OUT.
Holden entered the saloon AT the cor
ncr ot ono Hundred and Fourteenth
street, asked FOR n glass OF wh.skcy
AMI drank T. Then he went down into
the basement y Few minutes later an
otnrr patron OF the saloon found him
there on the floor unconscious. 4 bottle
that had contained rarboiic acid was
by his side.
lie was dead when the ambulance
from the Harlem Hospital arrived
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CRUSHED UNDER
STEAM ROLLER.
LABORER MEETS HORRIBLE
DEATH IN MADISON AVE.
Thomas Jennings Has Ills Life
Crushed Ont by Fifteen Tons
of Moving Metal.

A tifteen-ion steam roller lcvellsnS as
phalt a; One Hundred and Twcnty-nrs'
stree, and Madison avenue to-day
crushed Thomas Jennings to death be-
meath the masslv. wheels while his hor-
r!Iied fellow borers looked on. unable
to aid him. He was h!iy-four years old.
and Il Was tho slo*ness OF age that
caused him TO lose his li!c
Jennings tried to cross In front OF the
machine 4 shout OF warning went up
from his fellow-men, and he started to
retracc his steps. iic slipped and be-
fore tho engineer. John cnsick. could
stop tho machine the large from, wheel.
called the crusher. had knocked the old
man down and run over him. lie was
natiened to a pulp.
Cusick. who lives at No. l6s West Six
t!cth street. was reirandeu for the Cor
oner by Magistrate Zeller. jennings
lived at No. 2s1 East S!xty-third street.
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HOWARD COULDS
HERE ON NIAGARA
MILLIONAIRE AND WIFE RE-
TURN FROM EUROPE.
They Tell OF visits to Noted Re.
sorts and of Entertaining
the kalscr.

Howard Could who. with his hand
esme wife. has Just compl"t"i trip
that included round OF all tn. Euro
pean resorts. entered port or als steam
yacht Niagara today.
The young millionaire and Mrs. Gould
are In excelien, health. and In talking
OF their voyage repeated much that had
been told OF their journey!nss III the
newspapers.
After the run across to England they
Tent 10 the North Sea. meeting thc
German Emperor en- route and enter
tainlng him aboard the Niagara.
Stops were made at various places
on Q cruise south
On the return journey Howard Gould
glouc left tha Niagara At Havre. made
4 hurried cal, on the Cas,eiIanes In
Paris and rejoined lis wife in England,
AahH having gone on with friends on the
yaciit.
The party experienced Ane weather
during the. eleven days run and passed
. large iceberg near the Banks OF New
fnandiand. Mr.. Gould returns to attend
sHH Yacht races.
zIr. II. C. Kelly and bride. who was
II - Ethel. daughter of the late Sir
! arthur Eorvood. are guests of Mr.
. .EznIIld. Afr. Kelly sia Secretary OF ihs
az1al Lister Yscht Club.
The evening world., 1901-09-04
EVEN MONEY ON
BIG YACHT RACE.

From all appearances the English
syndicate with sI5o0O0 10 bet on the
Shamrock H. has American hettors
hluffed TO n whisper-at least until
such lime as the controversy con
cerning the relative merits OF Con-
stitution and Columbia as defenders
is settled.
Walter J. Kingsley. with $l50.0o0 in
his inside pocket. has been trying to
place It all day at the same odds that
prevailed In his bet OF Sl50.0o0 to
$500 with Pittsburg syndicate.
lie has been unable to place the
money.
Bell & Co.. who handle all the big
election bets for Wall street. were de-
pended on TO furnish the American
end OF the wager. Mr.. Bell tele-
phoned to Mr.. Kingsley this after.
noon that he could no, get the money,
What's the NATTER" asked Mr..
Kingsley. don't they like the odds?'
II cant get the money at any
odds" replied MIR. Bell.
Mr. Kingsley then announced that
tho bet was open to any man or col
lection OF men in the United States.
The Englishmen he rcpresents-and
they are some OF the most prominent
Of King Edwards subjscts-have EN-.
powered him to hold the offer open
until Sept. Is.
On the Stock Exchange, where hers-
tofore odds always have teen freely
offered on the American defender. the
men who are putting up the money
are willing to take even chances only
The very best odds that can be found
are 10 to 2 on America, and It ia only
in few instances that even these arc
given.
This remarkable state OF affairs
has cast n gloom on the American
yachtsmen. The action Of the Amer
lean betting contingent has NO paral-
lel in the history OF international
yacht racing.
It 10 looked upon as a virtual
acknowledgment that Constitution Ia
The evening world., 1901-09-04
EVEN MONEY NOW ON
AMERICAS CUP RACES
Continued from First Page. }

| c!o.ds a. canvas ,tlnit Shamrock heclsd
! over un:il the spray came on her deck
and her lc. rail- was lsvcl with the
| water
| Sheets were trimm.t well AIT. and the
Irish ynch, fed betor. ,i.a breeze. sim
ply running away from the following
yachts and tugs. Even the Erin
dropped behind.
NJ the former cup challenger "~,imntcd
shamrock speed as a good fifteen
kuots. She made a thrilling nictur" ~
she tore through the smooth surface OF
the ocean with ju.,t the fa!nt.st grin In
her mouth and litl. curl of Foam
trailing along her finely modelled dark
Gre., hull.
There was no, a Gu!vcr IN her non
st.r white wings. pulling like young
horses on the towering steel mast, So
perfect was the At of her sails that al
though be!lied out in the breeze they
seemed asleep and looked Ike carved
marble.
After running through Gcdney's Cham
mel into deep water. Shamrock hove to
and waited for the Erin 10 catch ner
=
aboard and he wanted 10 get close
enough to criticize.
Then she tackled about the Scotland
Lishiship for a while on the wind. with
ne, sheets trimmed ~ as 10 Kill cr speed
and give Ratscy dfferon, views OF his
hnndiwork. Then she tired painting
into the wind FOR awhile and showe!
that she could 20 as clnt's as 3i-2 points
without u CULVER rr.cptn. on to her j'h
tupsail. II, was amazing windward
work
A: $50 she headed back toward home.
The breeze had died away again. aad
IN. wind broad nocam The main sheet
was cased and tho small Ito topsall
taken In.
Then the largest nnd most beautiful
reachin. tib,opsail ever seen in this
country was run up and hrnken out OF
stops.
I, was shcc,ed home and pulling in
ess thar two minutes, Win the breeze
less than slx knots In strength III"
green beauty reached along toward the
Iiprs.-ioc y; nine knots an hour.
Two miles from the point OF the nook
the big IL ,opsal was taken IN. 'Ihe
breeze treshsned n few minutes later
and without any J!btcpsa!i thr ch,l-
i-ngcr Jumped TX. splinter into a
gait and again ran away
from all her followers, except the fnH'"r
which mad 20 ::avc! Al top speed 10 keep
within cling distance for Ratscy.
Shamrock tied up at 40. Her dazzling
speed to-day made the iipion party
,,nra ro,nd.nt Of .winntng" IL thu,
The evening world., 1901-09-04
INCUBATOR
7R|PLETS
HOME AGAIN.
Much Benefited by Their
Machine Mother at the
Pan American.

Tho Cohen Incubator tr!plcts. tho pride
of the whole east side. returned from
Buffalo to-day. Keb.cca Ros..s ana So
phia are the names by which this Inter
csting little row OF humanity L. known.
rbut their namcs alone are not sufficient
10 distinguish one from another.
One train sea; made AZ ample berth
for the three on the trip from liunnin.
and half n dozen more like them might
have been accommodated on the same
seat withou, crow-ifng.
They arrived with their mother NJ s
O'Clock and wen, a, once to the Nat. No
ia Madison street. whore their proud
father. David Cohen. a dealer In sec
ord-hand jeweiry. had provided a home
for them.
The babies were born at No. q Pike
street. bu, after tteir mother took them
TO Buffalo the Nat there was given up.
TIIe triplcts created a sensation as
shcy were carried across the Bowery.
through tho east side. into crowded
Madison street. Sy Mrs. Cohen and her
sistar.
Ee!ghbors from blocks around crowd
cd up TO the mother to get glimpse
OF them. and the cxclamat!ons OF de-
light could be heard for square.
When they got home Mrs. Cohen had
n steady stream OF visitors who wanted
to look at the tots.
Dressed In dainty white muslin trocks
with soft. himsy little Jackets OF pink
wool. white stockings and tiny ri
slippers. tho triplets-"kids," their
mother called them--madc n nuain, pie
ture as they lay In row on 4 big
The evening world., 1901-09-04
NEWSPAPER MAN
A SUICIDE AT SEA.
II. G. Joy Took Poison on Board
the Wilson Line Steamer Buffalo.

she was Tossed about almos, at ihs
mercy ot the waves and wind
Her crew Of twenty-five men. those
who were shipped to tend the .;9 CoI-
orado cattle on board. were in her an.
gins-room almost constantly At work
on the broken shaft. and wher sh" was
patched UP and began to MIKE s.lway
the crew were played out.
The accident ucCurrc,! 20 miles on the
Sci!ly Islands.
There were four passengers aboard
from New York
rh. Dnffaio IS a british screw Iron
ship OF 5000 tons. She WAS nuiit In liull.
England, i: ls5. and IL IA feet long. "
foot be8a. and - feet Z iEches irauHhi.
Sh. II owned BY T. Wilson Sons Il co.
and FOR years has been In the cattle
carrying servic" between New York and
London an! Hull.
The manager d! the Wilson l.nc. OF
this city. knew nothing OF the suicide
except that he was doSn on the pas
senScr list as II @. Joy.
The evening world., 1901-09-04
ARREST On
D NELL s
OATH TODAY {?
Jerome Takes Affidavit :
MAY Do Something Later
in the Day.

Policeman o'Seill. whl had IN.
tcmerity to defy Dcput; Commissioners
Dcycry, has awakened to the rraiiza-
,lon tina: he Is !r t"r 4 !ight against
the whole Police Department. Word
has gone .orth tha, o'NcllI must br
''hrckc.' and the machinery Is In mo.
tiun
Not n move made by O'NcilI. on or on
duty. II unknown to the powers a,
Headquarters. Every man In his ata.
,ion-house. willingly or unwillinsl>. =
"A spy ON hs trail Piain.clo;hcs men
from Mulberry street keep tab on him
every minutc OF the day and night. n.
knows 1t and he knows there is no ,L,a
In complaining,
I'm up axains, II. he said at the
Criminal Courts building to-day. II
know that there Is great dlssa,istac.
ton IN the ranks over the way III. men
II they had leader they would come
10 the from, and tell what they know.
But when took the lead no; one
followed, They are a'ill shrinking back
nov. and the men ! know have been
victims are avoiding ne.
while this Is d!scouraging. there Is
another side TO 1t have received
scores OF letters Offering me aid ana
encouragement
y have received offers o. employment,
should b. forced ou, Of the Depart
fncn'. and one man has guaranteed tina,
II ] 60 10 tn" limit and they down the
he Viii pay me the money | have put
into the pension fund.
ITS O'Neill against the gang. and
q Neill Will have to 60 II alone
Tho policeman had talk with Assist
ant ptstrtct-Attorney iarvan ana Jus
ticc jerome to-day Secretary william
H. corwinc OF the Merchants Associu-
ton. WAS also present
II is uni.rstord that O'Nc!il signed
an affidavit -mhpdying his charges OF
shaking down.
strength or O'Sc!lls afndavi,?" Justice
Jerome was asked.
I may do something later In the day
he replied
Robert y" Forest baldwin. nt the law
Arm nf Lord. Day Il Lord No. 70 Wall
street. Will defend O'S.lll IN his trial.
which will probably b. presided over
BY Deputy conm.ssloncr York. OF
brooklyn. The expense OF legal de-
fcnsc had been guaranteed by the Mer-
chants Association and others *ho
have taken an interest IN O'Ncilfs case.
Th" charge hlci by Deputy Commits
made pnbiic II r"citcs that he IL guilty
OF conduct uahcconius nn officer. IFS
offence Is specified. and consists OF the
remarks hc mad. to Deputy commts
sLoner Drv"ry after 70 had been tincd
;h!rty days pay.
O'Seslrs case IL on the calendar for
TRIAL tomorrow and Commissioner
declared to-day that there
would be no rostponement.
The evening world., 1901-09-04

not taken into consideration. ant
that II the cup is to remain on thi.
side OF the water II will be due sole,
!y to the efforts OF Columbia.
Another strange feature OF th,
coming race Is that the old de{ende.
has been shown superior TO the new
4pon which SO much money has been
expended and for wlIch SO many
brilliant predictions have been made
The outcome is severe disap.
pointment TO the American yacht
IL RS and to men who always.
up TO this time. have been eager to
give big odds in favor OF their de-
fender.
Englishmen are highly elated at
this turn in their favor. They say
their prospects :or lifting the cup
were never better.
Frederick II. Brooks nho represents
the American betting interests. said ;v.
4ay TO rcporscg % I'Ae Ev.n!as
:, oE!l.
mere IS no chance .. taxing ANY
r.1o.. an!c..-U.n A.u4ry J4.s ut |.
Sest.AS I.Ul. Oh l.r al!sc. ai.c tu..
-.a"ed ~ .A-s. ROW oe even nIun,,
""lH - ~" o.st uIlc.eI lU-uay. Ia...
a tHt .In!.i.
."s Uy.toEs huw cpnCeGe ;aat siam
oSh II n4s "A good ,I.Hgy 10 wn. AN.
tHe o,'us nave a!sapgcaE.J. ine Gncg..
amy .. ..!c pc!.u !!iIaaCy4 U. ;he Con
s'h"'i"h a. the tT.ii .aGe, Al .N-t.,J.l
nave s't"hStnencd .ae b"l.ti .na. s.!.Au!.
Eo.k ~. has sho~ 70 .Ett IN. cup
nt ItsL bet arranged on the steam
sn!a D hF. hiHSslcy "h.lc coming over
mere S'hHo' y 'iken as Il standard for
pstraiI!hs odds. because the men VINO
TOOK u on oeHili %. America were un.
acaut!htea with CONSTITUTIONS PERFORM
,,nscs ana based ih.i- jud:mcn; on
is" S, u!sa3paln;ins performances BY
shamfocN. The natural results are
fiat the oits are withdrawn
Mr BROOKS tried In vain all the morn.
ing ~ get takers !or Mr. Ningsley's
sAanroch Ii, No oIr would offer
ainything better 'ha.. even money. Mr
hinssIey returTrd to-day from Pitts
oers nni is a; The imperial IInteI. III.
cah p!ac" all the mcsrcy he cares 10 nj
even, but vii! hp unah.. 10 get nm, .-,u.
NJ bronks has 5000, placed with him
Which ~. Il authorized rr lay In small
amounts at odds nf 10 to g. ard in SANG
'dstrrces. where the bots 10 NOT ex
ss"d Few hundred dollars OF 10 10 :
M. is 'h. best ,ha, viii be given n,,
small bets ON large amounts only ever,
f"ney VIII b. wngercI
The evening world., 1901-09-04

tc"p,rishtl?o By tho rrt,. rahihhin: co-'sn,.
Nv York wnriD
,srsoil! cable Deipatch to The EvsalnE wor'at
LONDON. Sept i-Rirhnrd croker
has engaged passage ON The l.Icarsa.
sailing FOR New FORK Saturday he
IA. discarded The s"cr"cy with which
he yrilcd his plnus. an! to-day publicly
announced his iut"Edcd departure, He
refuses To discuss the New York polI,!-
cnl situation.
In the current issue or Week End a
contributor gives an account ~ con-
y"ra.,iou h" recently had vita Hcrard
Croker
MI Croker tolls me- say. tho cor
respondent. that ho Is pns.ioun,"ly
fond of rural Enginrd ana that s"mo
DAY II" hopes to sctlc down at .ittl"
country nous" IN on" ot nur most pie
tur.Suiic counties
u hope am hctrnying no confidence
when remark th,t ~ is ryins Ia
prov. himself ~ FOR citizenship with
ils by hard reading aud IN applied
study o, our manners and customs