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The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27

1t is estimated that copper consump-
ton in German will fall off 54, 900, 900
pounds in the present calendar year.
The far-reaching influence of Germany's
faulty economic system is a remarkable
proof of the fact that the prosperity of
one nation is the concern of all.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27

1t is rumCred in some quarters that
Mr.. Wilson, also Of Iowa, may step out
of the cabinet to make room for a secre-
tary of agriculture not from the Hawk
eye state. There appears to be no dis
position to crowd the cabinet with
TOwanS
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27

Denver has a real sensation in a man
confined in it's city Jail who is SAID
to be Jesse James, the noted outlaw
The counterfeit is able to do many things
at which the real Jesse was expert, but
the fact that he is in Jail convinces the
latter's Missouri friends that he is not
the real thing
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27

Yesterdays storm which swept over
Butte and gave a wintry appearance to
the landscape was welcome in other Sec
is one of the highest points in the state.
When a general elemental disturbance
takes place in Montana. Butte. because
of its elevation, is sure to be included in
the distribution of bad weather.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27

A high medical authority has set up
the claim that dieting will solve the
nent characteristics of the black man
There may be something in this conten-
ton. People of the South are apprehen-
sive Of grave results whenever Booker
Washington chances to secure a square
meal
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27

1t seems that President Roosevelt has
determined to put an end to the contro-
versy In the navy. He has acted with
rare discretion, and his recent action in
discharsing Maclay and reprimanding
General Miles was in keeping with his
course from the beginning,
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27

A United States court in North Dakota
has decided that it was not a crime for
a cowboy to buy "a horse from an Indian
with a $50 Confederate bill. This de-
cison is in line with the policy of throw
ing the Indian on his own resources, and
is lesson in horse trading which Lo is
not likely to forget.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27

Monday the sun worked under the
eisht-hour schedule, rising at O'clock
and going to rest few minutes after f.
Six months from now the sun will go en-
the 16-hour shift and the moon will work
under the regular union rules.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27

The senate proceedings of this session
lack many of the interesting features
which formerly lent picturesque aspect
to that dignified body. The absence of
Senator Pettigrew's daily exhibition OF
blushing for his country leaves the
senate without solitary hectic flush TO
relieve it's somberness.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27
Practical Training.
kansas City Journal

kansas City JournaL1
Students in the Wisconsin university
who are clamoring against a hash diet
are most unreasonable. How can they
expect to be fitted for the realities of
d busy life in a busy world full of
boarding houses if they become es-
tranged from hash?
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27
The Public Could Stand It.
fDenVer Post, |

In Reykjavic, Iceland, the law permits
any adult man or woman who finds a
girl or boy smoking to give said young
ster sound spanking. If such a law
were to go in force in Denver just at
the present time. the sound of spanking
on the public streets would resemble
u hearty encore in a theater.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27

If the sense of humor in the Spanish
race was not knocked out by the severe
jolts received in the late unp,ea saa tness,
they must greatly incline to crack jokes
at the spectacle of American admirals
6quat5ling over prize money.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27
An Honest Man Wanted.
PHILADELPHIA Press.1

One of the most important things at
the coming city election is to get at
least one unpurchasable and reliably
honest man on each one of the more
than 1000 election boards in the city.
Nothing would do more than that to
make our election laws effective in be-
half of honest elections
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27

The Panama Canal company has
offered to take $4000OOOO for it's ditch
and all the rights of the company Had
this offer been made before the commits
sion reported the report might have been
different
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27

One hundred and forty three theatri-
cal companies have given up the ghost
80 far this season, the principal reason
being the ghost did not walk With the
requisite frequency and regularity.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27
For Revenue Onlv,
louisville COurier-Journ

louisville Courier Journal1
The Courier-JOurnal declines to become
excited oyer the division of the Santi-
ago prize money. No hero ever appears
heroic when he is cashing his prize
money checks.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27

The $lo0.oo0.0o0 surplus for the current
fiscal year makes the United States rich
enough in ready cash to begin all the
work the present congress will be asked
to do. and it looks as if congress in
tended going ahead with it's contract.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27
A Golden Season.
louisville POSt.1

II1OUISVIIIe fOSL.J
The shopping districts are crowded
with eager and liberal buyers, and the
plumbers have never spent more money
for diamonds and jewelry than during
this happy time of frozen pipes.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27

Empty stocking clubs" have been
formed in number of Eastern cities
to provide presents for children who
were neglected by good st. Nicholas. In
Montana no one was overlooked, and
such an organization would be a dismal
Superfiuity
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27

Hon. Leslie NJ. Shaw, the new secre-
tary of the treasury, is still being handed
immense bouquets of more than usual
beauty and fragrance. He is a popular
choice,
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27
It's Time to Dig.

philadelphia InQuirerl
The simplest way is usually the best
way. The Hepburn canal bill instructs
the president Of the United States to
secure the necessary consent from Mic
aragua and Costa Rica and then go
ahead and build. That ia all there Is
to 1t. And that is enough. We have
engineer reports and information y
burn. Now for action.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27
No Hash in Theirs.

The fair co-eds of the University of
Wisconsin object to hash, yet that use
ful combination of meat. potatoes and
other things has produced some of the
finest brains and a few of the hand
soonest complexions this country ever
had.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27
Pluck and Luck.
New York WOrld.1

President Garfield said: AN ounce
of pluck is worth a pound of luck"
When man has both pluck and luck,
as Theodore Roosevelt has. it is a COM
bination hard to beat. AS if it were
not enough that he should be president
at 43, another fortune has just fallen
into his lap.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27
The Canal Tied Up,
PHILADELPHIA Ledger.1

philadelphia Ledger.l
Engineer Johnsons dread of Nicar-
aguan earthquakes may be well found
ed. but the impression is growing that
it would take pretty big earthquake
to shatter the red tape with which the
canal enterprise is being bound up.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27

A year ago employees OF the American
Express company We're given S. each as
Christmas present. This year they re-
ceived $40. The plan worked so admira-
bly, that the donors and recipients alike
We're gamers.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27

Historian Maclay. who entered the
naval service to get material for his
books, will never forget what it means
to be under fire.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27
Looking Ahead.
fChicagO News.

Secretary Long is said to be anxious to
sign the majority report in the Schley
case, but President Roosevelt may re-
strain him, because he may want his
administration to look nice in history.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27

The congressman who votes to raise
the pay of members of the lower house
to $4,000 per year will find that plenty
of o:her people will vote so that he will
moi Ire able &c tlraW it.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27
Since the Crash.

brooklyn Eagle]
Some of the people who bought cop
per recently must have thought that
they We're buying dynamite
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27
Destructive Distillation,

The only man who IAN buy corn how
without paying an increase in the price
is the fellow who gets it II a oott.e after
it has been put in shape % 10 all irri-
eating stunt.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27
An Easy Job.

(Chicago Record Herald.]
Switzerland has elected a new presi-
dent. The quietness with which they
can do it over there is worthy of emu
lation.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27

In the city of New York cheerful
aspect is given the holiday week by the
reflection that the Tamnany crowd must
go on January l.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27
Another Dose Left.

kansas City Journal1
If Mr. Bryan should have recurrence
Of that presidential fever, there is plenty
of the same reliable remedy left in the
bottle.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-27

seems to be running close second tn
the man who didn't know it was loaded.
The evening world., 1901-04-24
MOTHER HELD;
WHIPPED CHILD.
Poor Mrs. Schoen De.
cIares She Was Not
Cruel to Amelia.

Mrs krsilnl Schocn ~ ~ az 'i'm"
street IA IN" Hr1nN was IN Mor1snni'
Court today charged with boating her
c!Ent-y.,r-oid daughter Amelia she
carried a y,ar-o'i babe In hcr A-ns.
Mrs. S"rhir Forbes. - ~ ~, Thir''
.vcnnc. sts visited y,tt"rdiy hy Aaic,
10. who .iii her mother had beaten h"-
about the fnrc tnd body and put her nu'
OF the house. The police We're nptihc'.
Mis- : hocn l. lArtr,ss ~ 'h' Home
street. hou-r. she IL iran and mus q -
such work hu, she ,pnk 'ho rlago TO
holm Hcr husband, Nht has igs' secured
work ~ q plumber Sh h,b LETT he
raIldrcn together s,s .rdNy and. hear
ins Ia, Dtny -1r'1n. ran IN and rpJaa
/; with q EIi'e tn IL hand and i Gu:
under ono "ye She wng argcr"i !,
Amelia FOR her c,re.ca.ucss In tang
tho h,br cut Hs"l' ma stfuk he: sew
"ril ,mcs
rhc i.ilc sir, wcpt d :rr,y this morn
ing q. she stood b".r" Mtgi-trtt"
deuel. rhr mother stood by 1nd vri- &.
too 'nlITc1s : "I"iy ksrT; NuIpsN
sHii Inc ar had been beaten before tHt
.,if.i" Deuel. rrmrnict Mr. Schpen u.l
Frilay
Why. | love her ana it Nl- only a a
or anger fhtl mad" M go tAI'. she
SAID
r1o owner % IN" house sail the .a;g-
lu t. most indus TinHS and hr said her
hu- band wds a hard working man
The evening world., 1901-04-24
HELD 4 BOY
As N C0RN|CK.
Begged Food Of Provi.
dence Woman and
Was Arrested.

Father J Mullen. ~ the s,crc,l
Hear Church. inEa5:LGc who on.r"'
800" reward t7r he ,-tgrn OF wtlIie
Mccormick. roe .e,t today a ...;ar
from Ma. :. II Digirw. OF NJ lai
Broad street. E!S wo,d, Il l.. u suourl
.: Providence.
Nrs. Eiglow writes tElt on Sunday NJ
ieTHoon tired !!iil. oy knocked at
aer kitchen door and begged iuI iaDi.
She asked him his stnry ard H. admit a.
III had run dwhy tom HON. and had
name Was 'Will!" carail,.k.'
Mondt. Mr. n!-.tw a.S the .ti wan
3"rinS iUout The outskirts ~ F.igcw uJd
and On. mad the police aTr,s; a!m
Father Mullsu said II. would comply
immediately Ni;a Mrs .tlS.uw re-
uI'st for 1t pG9;psfayh ana minute dc.
-Cr!psion o! The rn!ssIrs Joy.
ON earning tn contents -. tn. l.t,rr
r"cti:"i hy t'ath.f Muilln. Tn. Evening
World called ~ the Ch.rf of I'ulic" OF
t:dg"wool. u. J.. by long distance tcic-
rhore.
That official said he had arrested tho
boy and detained him as 1t rHcriug. ON
investigation. he established th.t h.
VAS = rGriwav f''n Fan River. II.
then had him committed 20 the reform
toy's correct name was Frank Ioul.
ton.
Report. OF 1 boy answering Willie Ne.
'nfmick's description having been seen
WIN camp OF SyPsic1 travelling
through New Jersey nav" been coming
IN from several phases wi;hiu Hty mics
81. 'a!s city.
The evening world., 1901-04-24
LINERS OFFICERS TELL
OF STOLEN GOLD BARS
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Arrives from
Bremen-DeIayed by Fog.

After night spent in tho toI down
the hay the North German LLOYD liner
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. from Rrem-
en-. re-. chci her dock to-day. The ON
Gers soon had all they could do answer
Ing questions about the robbery % =, ~
worth ., gold bars from he strong
room on the eastward passage.
II was snii on board the liner that the
robbery /. nos under Investigation BY
tho Shrcwd.st Ie,e,t!v"s ~ France.
England. Germany and N" United
States. There are three theories one
throws suspicion On professional rogurs
travelling as passengers. another .ha,
>, rophcry was dore BY some mentor
d, the ships creS. and the tAird place.
the time ., the burglary Will" tho bag.
sage "a. being slowed away at tn.
l!cr hc:c
The stolen gold. part Of consisn-
mont ~ $4,000 made hy the CITY Ma
;!nnii Bank. of New York. to "a" Inn
?oriDl Bank OF i!remen. was placed in
he .rcrsure vnul, aboard OF Aari; !.
mi ,nr vcss~i started ~ I"r voyage
mex. day. Tn" vlui, Is located near n.
..;,pm 81 the snip and entrance 10 i, i
h-pu-h tie oicSagc-room TIL vaul:
2 secured hy IA lock. ARA the key wa,
k"pt by rurs.r y riclbaar.
During "a. voyage scvcra! a.! the
The evening world., 1901-04-24

| y.as>crEcrs wcr" allowed I" enter tn.
| bsGgaGc-ropm to 80: necessary articles.
hut they wcrr always accompanied rs
| iiasgagc Master REESE or hts r-.r--
sentative. Tn. fact tha. tAr". ~ m,
gold tNrs w~r" missing was mot mad,
known until IN" steamship was Az.
preaching ,h.rb"urS IN April {,
Their. was also n -hipmcn, nf silver
aboard Which was consigned to south
nmpi"n bankers, an! two hpurs before
ne vessel touched AZ Chcrhpurg. Purscr
Ti"lDnar went below 'o ~, tn. witt
metal ready 10 10. landed n, IN. English
port, which was reached On the sam.
LAY
Then h FOUND the door ~ the vault,
,iTnr"utiy sr'ur2. hut 'lo aiming 'li".
sho had "rcnch'd tho lock with sho-;
Jimmy {" cover HE Trucks RAJ AFTER
ward put CLAMPS on III. door 10 make
1t apI-r In good condition
when III. vaIi, was entered /, was
'onnd thai "nc % tn. gold ca.ks hal
h-"n broken into and thrs. OF the Mac
bars which T. had contained stolen
nt Aprtl II n" missing gold bag w.r,
'"und hy Theodore MnEcr.. n stewart.
"hilr cleaning t1c painted corn'C. ~ q
short pnssag.way on III" upper tcck
,rrosi,c u" aii.y in which r""r- 81
- ~ In the second cabin WIRE :" .Gy"d
The evening world., 1901-04-24

PORTLAND. Me, April :a-Ths
captain OF tn" steamer Mora. which ar
rived here tonight. reported 'hs, a
Large ,wo-nasrcd steamer va. ashore
N H!he rock between Wells and osun.
aus,
1t is ,houeh, tina: the vessel 8, tn.
Hamburg American liner Drum"lscr
from Hamburg Cor IN. port.
capt, Nicholson. OF tn" Mora. said
tho ship was In rather had position
In IN" breakers. and IT is PROBABLE that
hos" Oh board were unable To reach
h. shore TO ask .or assistance. lie
.,s unable 10 approach IN. distressed
rcsscl
Tho Drumc,Zcr was coming direct
rom Hamburg and has only about 90
son, o. cargo. mostly sugar and hides
Agent Pears. OF the Hamburg Amcri-
an .irc. conducted n persona! invcsu-
The evening world., 1901-04-24
SHIP AF|RE
RACED TO PORT
Passengers in Peril on
OntariO-Crew Had
Narrow Escape.

QUEENSTOWN. April :i-Th- British
steamer Ontario. Capt. irenton. from
Hun April Is, Tor Boston. came back tu
port her. TODAY with her hold ablazc.
Tho nr" wa discovered on the on
tart" sunday laE;. When 3J) miles IVES,
o; f'-tncI, Tho ch."f on'r.r ana Four
men narrowly escaped sun"cation from
u" fumes OF arscnc IN Their attempts
TO reach IN" sea- Of N" tire A. /, could
no. bc controlled the captain determined
10 return.
There wa. some excitement among IN"
passengers, hut IN. captain r"tssur.d
them. They Will TAX" another steamer,
The Ontario Is an iron steamer OF 40,
tons and carries freight and passengers
is,twecn Hun and Queenstown and Bo.-
ton
She /. commanded by capt Bronion
one Of the ab.cs' captains IN the employ
o. the Wilson line.
The evening world., 1901-04-24
CAUGHT CLERK
IN THEIR TRAP.
SandersHeIdin $4,000
Bail for Rob.
bling Hotel.

LOUIS Sanders. eighteen years Old a..
Ne. q. West Thirteenth strect So.
held In f5."S to-day in the w.s, SID.
'our'. charged Win having r"nh--i tht
guests OF Roach's Hotel. seventh ave
nn" and Thirty.eish,h street, where ne
Was night clerk
Las, nigh, Detective Pcahody. accom.
panied hy Walter iioeu, ~ ~ IN Wet
1hir'y-"isnth street. visited In. note!
AMI. wtthou, making his Identity known.
registered Ho"n. aaho mad 81 IN marked
bills. also registered and the i",.,tiv,
ana his d"'>oy w"r. assigned 10 neigh.
boring rooms. and u sharp wa,ch s.,
for the night rI,rau,..r.
About midnigl; N" detective heard I,
shout IRON the room occupied! hy EO.n
and rushing ~ found the night clerk
holding tho marked bills In nj. hand
The evening world., 1901-04-24
BROUGHT HOME DYING.
Stranger Delivered Carr ~ House
NprtnIlS Injured.

Tho ro-onorE office ma no notice a-c
investigating ne lean OF Frederic.
Carr. bpokk'"por. s.Nty-sevnu ycnrs
old. a, hts hone 40 l5i We, SiN,v-
seventh street. ;h.s moruirE from .n.
jur.c. he received my.'orinusiS
carr Wa. .of, ~ his doo- In ne early
morning. a week agr. hy strangers WIN
sa'i he had fallen !nlo The rJptd transit
tunnel on Fourth iv"nu" II" was SUI
fcrluS from two broken RIBS and hcmprr-
nag" OF the mouth.
carr ala no, recover sufficiently TO :ell
hoN h, NaS hurt
The evening world., 1901-04-24
WHAT COL. MURPHY
DOES NOT KNOW.
Much About Gambling and PooI-Rooms Which
Oevery Probably Does Know.

/ Between the Committee OF Fifteen.
npol-room men. hg gamblers and the
r,l!tir!nn-. Police Commissioner Murphy
} Is having hari time His hest friend.
sny ,ha, since he accepted the appoint
mcat a few months ago he has aged ter
| years
Counsel Whilcu T. decide the policy Ia
b" adopted by the Police Derar;men,
against violations % law. He sii to-
d,y that no had no, dcrid"d wha, ne
will do in regard - Lawyer Stcinhart' :
brief Demanding that the nni!-ram5ling
laws b" enforced al the race TRACES rs
well a. IN rrOl-ropms. but had sent the
brief 10 Sir Wha!cu tor hi opinion.
reporter fDr Tn" Evening World
IA KIDD with the Commissioner to-day at
Headquarters about the gambling situa-
ton In the city. and particularly ibou,
the threat OF Lawyer stelnhart 70 com.
rel the polio" 90 arrest tn. bppkmaker-
Ht Morris Park which IL part o! the
nsh ~ the pocIroom men.
The Commissioner KEEP, his eyes closed
whil" the interview vas In progress Il
Is as follows
Q what ~ tho gambling situation tn
the city, Mr. Commissioners \ don,
kulw
. Are there an, pooirooms open? a
80 Giu,chiue r,ry usly at h!s trousers,
that j.. as Ear A. | KNOW
. Arr YOU working 10 sympathy with
The evening world., 1901-04-24

/, the past TO clip the accounts Of bur
! giarios from the papers and start a.
| Investigation. We thought perhaps yos
had started such an Investigations A.
guess taat nas been done down0tairI
from the Information Bureau.
! @ Are you taking any action In reknre
to the great increase in hurxiaries
lately a. don't know that there hN
been any Increase In burs!aries. J
don't believe there has been any In.
crease, and neither do you. Why don't
YOU so downstairs and look at the re-
ports OF burglaries and you will SCI
that hurriir!es are not increasing.
=. Have you made any Inquiries about
Detective Glennon In tho Tende.loln.
y. don, know him.
q is ne still doing duty there? 4. A.
presume 50. don, know him.
While the Commissioner was being IN.
'er'i"S'cd. answering each question with
hut one idea In m!nd--.o evads a direci
answer X possislc-h.s secretary passet
up and DOWN before his desk in q vair
"ndeavor 70 catch his chiefs eye. Blu,
the Commissioner was interested IN thu
pattern o: his trousers.
IT," - NOR feeble. his friends say. ira,
when h" wen; iato the Police Derart,
7,cnt No one braces him up 50 mucs
a. tn" big DEPUTY CHIEF .Devery, eve,
busting and ever checrtu!-she real
head OF the police force. -
Il represent no one or no interests IA
tni- matter" said Lawyer Benjamis
S'"lnhardt. who made formal pro,es,
To Commissioner Murphy yestsfdas
hch!rs: gambling AZ the racc-traci1. -
do not Hrc.Ss this for the booksellers, bu,
! hay" done this simply because I. a. d
cti.z'n have right TO ask that the Law
," oh"ycd, Because happened to be rec
tiin"i TO defend certain people. doe
ihai say that have another motive IL
protesting TO Commissioner Murphy!'
White Mr.. Sicnhnrit was speakin,
The" Allen WAS waiting ou,S.ds I'M. Of
:ica to see him, "
The evening world., 1901-04-24
Miss liaris Co. ],

Mrs. Al. wet1el. n South 17tA s6Sse
Trrrc Hau,e. Ind. writes: p
.Perina Is che greatest medicine On oAztA,
| feel wcll and thu, ,ired ieshnE !. ~ 80;
not smeli nor hear \ church bell Ifng. Nov
can smell And hear. When h1gla your
ir~atrncn, my head was terrible, an scsts q
s mnn,hs as snf' arsrsed around afs . ess:
going to 60 and see The docor thse 0ia
MA, I F Pe1 iHns su 70! f me MIS- A. WEI
II all the tired women and al the Dssv0oo
women and all the women that nse4o4 Q
tonic would read and heed tho words g
right to the point how many invalids vouId
be prevented and how many wroechcd hveo
b, made happy.
peruna restores health In q normal ~.
Teruna puts right all thu mucous ms0.
t,anrr OF the body. and In this way -.
stores tn. functions Of every organ.
and the digestion impaired. Peruna quickly
makes things right by restoring ths mucous
membrane Of the stomach.
II the nerves Jingle. II the brain u urel.
II the strength Is tagging and the ctrcula.
zion Of blood weakened By nabby mucous
mcmbranes OF the digestive organs. Pcruns
reaches the spot at once BY, giving TO thseei
membranes tho vitality and activity which
b.lorss I" Them.
Tn. pelvic organs are also lined With
mucous membrane, which. in thu female
SCI Is especially liable to derangemeata.
Pcruna Is an absolute specific In these casts.
Tn. women everywhere are pruIstnE Il. No
other remedy has ever received such un.
qualified praise from such a multituds %
women
II you do no. derive promp: and .asisfae.
tory results from the use OF PerunA, write
at once To DR.. Hartman. giving Z full state
n-nt OF your case. and he viii be pleased
10 give you his valuable advice Gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman. President Of The
Hartman San!iArium. Columbus. O.43fssf =
The evening world., 1901-04-24
WOMEN SURE OF VOTING.
G"v. 0d~ii siEn. mn Giving suf-
trax~ to Fair Tnxpny~rs.
lsrsI.I % nc E,,nln. Warl,

ALBANY, A.ril ?t--Dvcr 5000 wo-
men may no. vote In the villages and
towns OF S"~ York State. Gov. Oi.li
to-day signed the Kelsey hin which
permits women who are taxpayers In all
localities outside OF cities 10 vote upon
OF money.
III II not 10 give women n special
privil"g" TINT they DO not deserve"
.a.d Senator Humphrey to an Evening
World reporter ~ Is merely 10 give
them III" right 10 prevent men who
pay less taxes from voting away Their
money.
Some men who pay SO taxes have
more to say about expenditures than
women who pay sl.6D. II has boon easy
they knew others would b hit harder
than ihoy."
The evening world., 1901-04-24
BABY GIRL TAKEN
BY K|DAAPPERS.
Carried Away by Two
Men While Playing in
a Rochester Street.

ROCHESTER,. y r April 81, Mr..
John II christn"r. l.v!ng on Davis
stree. has reported To- IN" polio" thu,
her ir"-ycar-cld daughter ha. been Kid
mapped. Sh. says while he child was
piayins In :inni ~ 1, house on Augusta
street. near her home. two men drove
~ In carriage. lifted the child into
II and drove rapidly away
Tho police ar" searching for the kid.
manners.
The evening world., 1901-04-24
LINER
ON MAINE ROCKS.
The DrumeIzer Fast Ashore and Crew Are in
Danger.

cation last niSht. ana had , long con
rcrsation with capt y holson after
which he stated ,lat Will. ne h"ucG
the vessel WAS not the brumclzrr. stiii
everything seemed to indicate that II
w.s
Blnh rock. on which the vessel lies.
Is small ledge about 'hrc.-1uaricrs
OF mile oT shore midway between
Wells and osnnluI,. wei, down toward
the New Hampshire line
All wire communication with :ha, sec.
sion was discontinued shortly after !;
O'Clock and 4 has been impos.iol. -
get any dir.c; Information
The Hamburg. American officials IN
this -w said TODAY that tn. prur"lzc-
was a chartered vessel tina; carried only
freight, 81. runs between Hamburg
and Portland. Me,
She Is british steamer. built in 1898
and - OF 3.s,5 tons. $40 feet LONG and
~ feet beam.
No information had been received a.
the ONCE IN this city concerning tho
plight OF the vessel.