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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-10
CHRISTMAS
PERFUMES

Some of the most delight
full extracts made in Europe
and America are here gath
cred for the Christmas trade.
The assortment includes ev-
cry fine odor; in every make
the variety is well-nigh end
less, and each bottle is ar
ranged in Christmas clothes
fit gift for the finest lady in
the land. Choose among
these famous makes
Lubin. Paris.
Piver, Paris.
Roger a. Gailet, Paris.
Pinaud. Paris.
Crown Perfumery Company. Lcn~
don.
Palmer. New York.
Alfred Wright. New York.
Colgate A. Co.. New York.
Adolph spiehler, New York.
The prices are in keeping
with the stores cut-price
policy-the qualities are in
keeping with the stores
character.
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SHOE FACTORY
Is FEASIBLE
Favorable Report viii Be Made 10
Chamber OF Commerce

The special subcommittee II the
manufacturers committee Of the
chamber OF commerce met yes
terday to discuss the shoe factory
proposition offered by J. Nj. Arring-
ton Of 1t. Louis. The COMMITTEES
decided to report that the scheute
was feasible. The present commit
tee will than formulate report
which VIII be made 20 the chamber
at the Wednesday meeting.
Dir. Arrfngton's proposition as
published heretofore. ~ 20 esta5-
lish 6 $40 600 tannery and shoe fac
tory In Seattle. that will manufsc-
ture principally working mems shoes.
He proposes to secure one-half Of
the capital stock " the citizens of
Seattle win guarantee the other
sl25.c00.
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AUSTRIAN PREMIER
GROWS vERv BOLD

VIENNA. Dec. i9.-in a speech In
the relcharath yesterday Or. Van
KoebcF. the Austrian premier OPEN
" threatened the suspension ~ the
constitution II the house continued
its course " obstruction. he said
X was a cane where the government
was justified In extreme measures
10 save the state. The speech arous-
cd a storm In che house.
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Sterling silver trimmed dressing
combs. 70 and IS cents. AZ Finck's.
SIS Second avenue. -.
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Dentists 10 Meet

A special session Of the Washing
ton state Dental society will be
held In Seattle next Monday even
ing for the purpose Of deciding on a
number OF its members. to be rec
commended 20 Gov. Rogers for APP
pointnent on the board Of state dem
tai examiners
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For ans DIAMONDS see Richards
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nEAL EsTATis

SIS 90 si25 a Lot
For our Latona property as long as
they last
$3.50.
For a choice lot on Cherry street. IN
easy walking distance from Pio-
neer Place.
1916.
We have Just one lot left on Beacon
I'M at this price. This IN IN a gooi
location with splendid view. one
block from car line.
NORTHWEST TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT co.
Real Estate Department.
500 Columbia St. Tel. Main $50.
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Or. WaRgoueF, dentist, removed to
Globe block. corner First and Maai-
son. -.
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Port Orchard Route
Athlon and Inland FLYER

from IoiumbtA DOCK. loot OF COL
umb.A street.
Leave seatiie-s:30 a. m. texeept
Sundayal and io.eo a. m, las .. fn.
(for nrcmeFfou oniyl and Z 20 b. IA.
Saturday only. extra trip II % D. MI
Leave Brrmertou-sfB and ii.ts a.
m, 400 and ssia D. IN. Leave sidney
lilo and ilsee a. yn., 900 .. M.
Leave Charleston 90 and II - a.
m. eos .. m.
For Pleasant Beach and Hean
Point take nteSu1srn leaving Seattle
AZ 10 - a. m. ind l IL .. N. Leaving
Brcmerfon at stis a. m. and esis D. m.
Fare ~ cents round trip.
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Hair cutting. &c. Seattle Baths,
11f YesIer. -.
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SEVEN Room 2-story house and
barn. close TO school. city water.
sewer. lot 55xl2o: si.loo.
A broom cottage. lot s0xl2e. fne
view $500
\ block Of tide land cheap.
Rare business chance. 800 per week
profit respectable business. owner
leaving.
six-room 2A-story house. a-story
barn, iot 2sxizo. fine basement;
price 1850
BoGUE & SCHMIDT.
s1s Pacific Block.
Phone. John 1851.
INTERPLAY LOTS.
SIS and 500 for slightly lots. short dls-
lance from plank road TO Fort
Iawton. For easy terms. see
owner. w. =. Patten. room A, Pa
clnc block
,Ii 900 subscribed last week-own
your own home. We buy you
lot and build you a home for $3.50
| per month. No interest charged.
/ Home Cooperative Co. ios Pike
street Open tn , p. m.
FOR well improved farms. small or
large at low prices. call on us.
COLLINS A. WILLIAMS.
Room sc Sullivan Building.
We have choice lot OF vacant lots.
cottages. modern dwellings ard stores
In all parts Of the city. German
American Investment Co. Si3 Third
avenue.
| WORKING men with small capital
see Lloyd. Briscos a Lloyd about
building your homes. Is Hinckiey
block.
RUBBER STAMPS
COMMERCIAL STAMP WORKS
soheuerman block iio Cherry.
SHOW CASES
SEATTLE show Case Co. 1873 list ave
SPECIAL NOTICES
THE present price Of stock uoc) in
the Golden Thirty Placer Mining
Co, ONCE sos New York block, Sc
attic. holds good until Dec. 18th:
after that time the price per share
will be Is cents. with no exception.
Golden Thirty Placer Mining Co.
Van II. Dei.ashmutt. Manager.
GOLDEN Thirty Placer Mining Co.
Office eos New York block. Seattle
will accept bids for one mile of
ditch on their property. Apply for
details. Van h. DeLashmutt. gem
eral manager.
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
tos-S-l0 Occidental ave. Household
goods. etc. Jacobs. Trcnholme Co.
TAILoRs
A. IL ANDERSON, a4N second ave.
TAxrDERaIsTs
G. 9. BERG. isis Third avenue,
TENTS AND AWNINGS
TENTS and awnings-M osqulte proof
tents. mining hose and canvas boats
army duck tents and folding camp
ATTLE TENT 4 AwNiSd CO,
wholesale manufacturers. Mar'cn
and Western.
TENTS. awnings. nags rarpaullnr,
hose. etc. Alaska outftters In all
canvas goods; goods made 20 orde-
BY experts at a moments notice.
TIMERS
FiNL1Y 6 RoBh. Eel Green isit
TRANSFER COMPANIES
pRAYMEN and Forwarders-Poo and
distribution cars handled promptly,
superior equipment for moving finest
furniture pianos and heaviest mach
inery, Lloyd TrRnfer Co. 81 Marion
street, Tel, Main SO
EYREs Transfer Co, Main 80.
UMBRELLA REPAIRING
UMBRELLAS manufac tured. recover
ing and general repairing. 800 See
ond avenue. Robson Bros.
VOICE CULTURE
q. MAGNUs Schultz, Holyoke bid
wANTED-REAL ESTATE
HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED
WE have cash customers for houses
lots, cottages, stores and modern
dwellings In all parts OF the city.
The only way TO sell your property
is 70 advertise, and as We spend TWO
THOUSAND DOLLARS "A month for
that purpose, Il follows as a logical
conclusion that we can sell Il. List
your property with us and our pho
tographer Will take a view" Of II.
which viii be published In half
tone In all the leading newspapers
In the city.
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Coal. wood. phone Seattle Fuel Co.
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90 on THE
CITY OF EVERETT

bEATILa- kkkitBTr AND ED
MONDs ROUTE
Nv. Seattle. 80 =. m. II m. q. "a.
Nv Everett. sis q. m, sD. fis :. ~.
Three round trips daily. including
Sunday. IN effect bspt -, ioi
Connections Al Seattle With str
flYrr for Tacoma. At Everett With
Str MtkaSo for Hnohomish ara Ever
est ard Monte Cftato Railway
Goiman Dock. Seattle Tel Hcd 3zl
a h 4. afoItr. Manarsr
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Ia Roshs, photoFraphsr. 81 FIRST
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DANCING ACADr,tI,cs

DANCING Glasses Tor beginners Mon.
day and Friday evening at $50 Prof
Wilson's school of dancing, priynto
lessons daily. Ranko hall. Pike
street.
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DANCING ACADEMIES


SOCIETY ana stage dancing ; ". y.
f.ntaa, supervisor Normal association
gsik First. Green lflh
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MIR. Il, II, IL. COLLINS, teacher Of
fashionable and select society dan.
cling. Studio, Holyoke block. Phone
Red 4i53.
PROF. LITTLE. teacher OF bali room
Phone, Buff 61.
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pIfoTo.TtApffuus

Amaieur hnishlns Wise. 8ulIlvan
block
STAMP rHoros- as Columbia street
ruYsItIANs AM SURGEONS
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81 60 cash and services secures in
tereHt and good position IN one %
the leading Wholesale produce and
commission houses IN Seattle. ea-
tahliahsd since isa1. with UPWARDS %
30 shippers and 100 local patrons,
highest commercial and bank refer
enrea given. money q be depoNited
IN bank 20 Increase business Ger
man American Investment Co.
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FOR fale-~We have a few high-ris W
lodging houses. not the Kind that aro
usually filled with "dummiem" ana
lot OF cheap. secondhand furni-
ture. fitted expressly 20 catch the
nnsophintieatwd stranger, but anfna
established reputable and good pay
recommend. German American In
Ventment Co. hi2 Third avenus
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nusIvEss Cot.r.rercs

CLAhkE'b Pernin shorthand seho5i.
lndividnal instruction. 81 Boston.
BEST methods and teachers, Acme
business College. Second and Pike
WILLOWS Mod Bus. Coll. Main si6
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wIRE, IRON AND Plating
fae. Ran q PLATING Works. $50 Fra
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ABSTRACT or TITLn

Osborne TRBMPER a co. me
Abstract Co. established 1854 Mn
lnR claim abstruotH. basement Of the
Mutual Life bufIdlua
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- ,0~F9'FFF3t AsFslNf NJ IFsNIIUN.
nue. near Pike street. new buildings
and new bars and fixtures. ieam.
may bg had for 10 years. price, g. c0
and i,sa1. respectively. OF which
amount onr-hnH can be paid cash
and the balance when you get readv
the best saloon property N Seattle
today Ter the money We have Is
other saloons. ranging In price from
500 70 $1,000 Oerman-Amcrican
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Scandinavian American Bank


sThANULH ATTENTION.
AXE you !opsiuE for safe and prof
liable business opening In Scatter
-. we can offer you any num-
BET feanirinK an Investment % from
tsN e. ta.Hou. Every business co.
portunitY that passes through offtcs,
must stand The closest Investigation
ana ~s can place you IN a uAnk
Ef1re. factory, hotel. mill. once or
IN fact, any business you may prr
fer, Kindly call and INVESTIGATE
oerma American Investment 90.
Incorporated. 6l1 Third avenue
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SURPRISED.
Flavor OF Food Won He,

when the landlady told mo that
the new dish AT my plate was the
, much talked OF food Grape-Nuts. I
tasted 1t languidly. expecting the
usual tastelcss. insipid compound
posing Under some one Of the various
names OF breakfast foods
II am school teacher and board.
Have usually been In robust health.
but last spring ! had the much dread
cd symptoms OF spring fever set In
| with great severity. ! could hardly
keep at my work and headaches were
almost constant. Food had become
nauseatinS and | only partO0k OF any
sort OF food from a sense of duty.
My nights were spent In distress.
The first taste OF Grape-Nuts yielded
flavor that WAS new and attracted
me at once. arose from the table
satisfied. havjn: enjoyed my meal no
! had not done for weeks. So i had
Grape. Nuts food for breakfast evevy
besides my taste for continuing the
food.
'.Ali OF the spring fever symptom:
disappeared. tho headaches left. ny
complexion cleared up. and after a
supper o! Grape-Nuts ! found my
self able to sleep like baby. In spite
OF hard day and hard evenings
work. Tho food has never palled on
my appetite nor failed In furnishing
a perfect meal. full OF strength and
vigor. know from my own expert
cnce OF the value OF this food for any
one who feels strength: tagging under
the strain OF work. and It Is evident
that the claim made by the makers
that It is a brain food Is we'll taken.
Please omit my name II you publish
this" The lady lives In Hanover.
Ind. Name supplied by Postum
Cereal Co.. Ltd. Battle Greek. Mich.
The evening world., 1901-02-28
FOUND MRS.
C0LER'S WATCH
Acting on Evening
Worlds Information
Detectives Trace It.

Mrs. Bird $. Coler's watch, stolen by
a p!ckpockcs yesterday. has been re-
covered by the Brooklyn police. Detcc-
,ivcs Collins and TrAccy. Of the Bedford
avenue police station. read OF the theft
In The Evening World. They a, once
proceeded to various pawnshops to find
out " II gold watch bearing the initials
"E. ~. c." had been pawncd.
They finally located the ,imepIece in
a pawnshop on Bedford avenue. While
they were In The place James Cox,
ihity.cirh, years old. came In
do yon remember my rawnins !,
watch here yesterday" he askc! the
pa wnbrokcr.
Yes" said the pawnbrokcr.
We'll. I've lost the ticket ana wan, to
put stop on H.
The pawnb.okcr moiionei 10 the de.
tcct!rt!. who gathered Cox In Thcy
learned that he had sold the ticket to
Frci Hrichn. or No. Is i'iosprat avenue.
The detectives vert to Br!chns house
and found the ticket Br4chn said IL
ne hal Anown /, was stolen he would
not nave purchased II.
Cox was trying to give Br.ehn wha I
Is known as tho double cross" but only
succeeded In running into a trap.
Mrs. cole- will have 10 appear agains,
Cox in the Lee Avenue Police Court to.
morrow.
The evening world., 1901-02-28
WHITE RATS
CASE DEFERRED
Defendants in Sunday
Theatre Suit Nearly
All Out Of Town.

The White Rats fired their first leg u
gun nj tho vaudeville managers this
morning. when J Austin Eyncs, scnci nj
manager Tor f. +. Proctor. anu Mr..
Wpshbirn. MANAGER ~ MIR. i'roc;or's
ono Hundred ana Twcn;y-'ifth street
house. were arri.suci Ia the Harlem
Court bcfor" Magistrate crane. charged
with violation of tho sunday law in
having given "A theatrical performance
IN costume. VIVA singing ana dancing
~ the Harlem house Lass sunday. Those
snumoucd ~. defendants by the White
Rats we're NJ. Proctor Mr. fynos. Mr
w,shoarn ana Miss tombstone Bennett.
.>.,o, ana EDDY acroUa,s: sMaoml
Eph.rdo. wire walker. Mile ChrIstInc
who manipuat-a u bunch Of trained
monkeys. ana Matte i.ockct,. singing
ANA dancing snubrct,c. All "t the de-
:cnd,n,s. save Mr.. Fyncs aud MI wash
burn. were out OF the city. 80 the hear.
ing was adjourned until next Monday
morning. after several Interesting re-
marks lad been made BY counsel and the
MAGISTRATE.
EA-Assisiant D!strst-At;orney Daniel
. Reilly appeared Tor thr Rats. aud cN-
Judge Dittcnhocfer FOR the accused MI
- Reilly. In opening ipf the Ru.s, said
;hat the Performance given II the ono
hundred and TW'niy-htth stree, theatre
was clearly u violation Of the law Judgc
Dit'"nhoctcr replied thar he l.a:, per
iotnantc Al the Academy -; Music Mns
tLst as Illegal.
No. II was not. retnrtcd Mr..
o NY: IT; was under police SUPER
vision.
''I'shnw: interrupted the Magistrate.
The police don't know hait tn. time.
what ~ law tni what isn't,
AR, O'l;eiily stated to an Evcnin;
World reporter - little later that Mr.
Ffncs ald Judge Dittcnhocfcr had told
nan that II u committee Of the Waite
Rats would meet Mr.. Proctor and Them
4 Mr.. Procior's office Within the u.Nt
When The Evening World communI-
Gated this statement ~ Nj. Fyncs NJ
his office he denied II Indignantly
The evening world., 1901-02-28
MRS. BARKER'S
DREAM STORY.
Tie Play important Part
in Trial of Her
Husband.

When tho HUDSON County Grand jury
returns an indictment; for assault with
intent to kill against Thomas G. Barker.
and he Ii placed on trial for attempting
the life OF the Rev. John Keller. OF Ar.
l.ngton. a dream, story will form the
basis OF some OF the evidence against
/. the defendant.
Prosecutor Erwin and the attorneys
for BARKER have all been searching tho
little town OF Arlington for testimony to
prove or cispruvc this particular dream.
- They have warned their witnesses 10
Akccp quiet, and while the story Is said
10 be known to many In Arlington. II
will probably not be told until the ira!
Is actually in progress because OF the
elaborate precautions taken to keep II
quiet.
II Is said the prosecution expects TO
show By members OF the Woman'r Guild
OF Holy Trinity. Hsv. Mr.. Kcllers
3 church, that Mrs. Barkcr's vivid reci'a'
ton OF the dream story a, meeting 0:
the Guild provoked much discussion CT
the time. ani was actually responsible
Tor q breach among members or the
Giili which was never healed.
Il Is affirmed positively mat the prose.
mai Mrs. Barker II subjec: to hal.uc..
NATIONS. Counsel for the Bankers have
made elaborate preparations to bring
witnesses In rcbuttaI. cin.i II Il now cx-
& icctcJ TO prove one OF the mos: sensa.
iiOnai bits Of evidence In the care.
Thomaa @. Barker has. been keeping
Indoors since his return from the Hud.
son County jail. and has apparently de.
tcEmIned to arouse no feeling. His
f,f,nfss e tq sru! 81 lis @ AID
BY aiding him In the preparation OF evi.
dcnce.
Nearly one.hah OF the members %
Holy. Trinity congregation have been
not lied by either the prosecution or the
defense that they will be wanted as wit
nesscs when the case Is called.
tion OF the Rev. Mr. Keller warrants the
belief that the prosecutor will call the
case for trial within four weeks.
The evening world., 1901-02-28
Sc TO WE'D A
GIRL OF Fl.
Engagement Of Major
Davis's Daughter
Announced.

LONDON. FEB. @-!Announccnent Is
made OF the engagement of Miss Mae
Henry DAVE. daughter II Major Henry
Davlr. OF Thorndenc. Syracuse, y. y,
to john fletcher Mou,on. wealthy
oarristr- and member 81 Parliament for
I.aunccstpr. The couple met in Sussex
while Mss Davis WAS on visit to
June.
Mr.. Alou!;on Is !fiy-six years old and
hi~ bird: Is only twcnty-o1e. MrsMou!-
bridge, and tho mos, acromr,i, he'd m,ih.
cn.Iticiin who ever graduated from that
university H. won Tor himself In y,
very short time leading position at
-. London bar. where he 10 an ls-
kno*!e,iscd authority IN paten: aan
copyright law. He has rcputed In.
come OF G2j.GO tsl.5.sHl (, year
The evening world., 1901-02-28
SAYS SHE IS
DIVINE Wife.
Providence Pastor An.
noyed by Victim of
Religious Insanity.

WORCESTER. Mass. Feb. 2s.--Mr.. \.
I.indsrch. OF Palmer. insists tina; ssc
Is the wife OF Chris. AMI tina: Rev.
a. W. kje,is;rand. OF Providence. has
been Delegated by Divine authority 20
be his earthly representative In the
marital relation.
The Providence minister has received
many annoying letters from the woman
on the subject. addressing him In en-
hearinS terms. and In company with
Rev. Il. J. Eystrom. OF Worcester. he
went 10 Palmer
\ conversation with the woman con.
WINGED the men that she was a victim
uf religious insanity.
Rev. Mr.. kjellstrnnd say. he never
saw Mrs. Lindgren before. bu, II was
learned that she occasionally heard
him preach when he was pastor at
pttts1eld.
The evening world., 1901-02-28

Brother James and onc-ihtrd 20 HI.
father and mother and nthc.r relatives
jack "as 4 picturesque character
IN NJ theatrical Held. lie was known
as Jobb.f-tha, u. ne MS always
ready TO send put company on
short notice, and frequently pro.
vii-i "a combination to NJ In lime
lei, open ny ttc failure o, another
company Ne never mad "a losing week
nRl hi profits from New yo.'. ard
chicago houses We're always large. Mrs.
jack r. known to thousands OF theatre
Gpr,, ~ Emma Ward. A. a hurlcsuuc
Nsirrss she ha- appeared IN nj the Lead.
ins hIu-rs o: -" country. She was tho
STAR ~ sam Jack houses.
isc.h sh. aul james Jack refused To
n;Arry, and tlIeic refusal was founded
on cool JCasont. 81 the tim. ot hi.
h:t.......s death James had hc.n married
FOR more man year "a Miss OucenIc
Clinorj. - chorus girl. ana 1t Was re-.
ported that they had daughter, Asit.e
from his Mrs. Jack .Eti her broifcr-in-
isw HAD no intention o! carrying out
The rcuucs. IL. the WIN.
The evening world., 1901-02-28
ELITE FAY GAVE THE
JOCKEY ANOTHER'S RING.
Then She Had Jenkins Ar.
rested, Saw Her Mistake, but
It Was Too Late.

" vas all due to Marcus II MAYER
lending his r'nE 10 i:lnc Fay actress.
Ono rcsul. Is that ciem jenkins.
jockey who IS t" lido FRINGE soltv-
hofrs horses II Ens;and. missed his
ship Another Is that he Is locked w
In Jefferson Market prison charged
with stealing the ring which ne did
not take
Tho third /. tia, Mis-. Fay. who
charged him With stealing the ring and
then tcartnily said he d'd not. Is threat
cne,i with a charge OF perjury
When jenkins was about TO leave FOR
England he gave MISC Fay farewell!
dinner At Rec'ors. Wine flowed freely.
AZ his dinner the girl gave him the
rtnr. which WAS Mayors When she
al urgent request from Mayer FOR the
ring. II. suih things 10 hes IA, scared
her. and ,hc In her fright hurried to
Jefferson Market Court and go, on; u
warrant Tor .terkins'- arres; to prevent
him sailing away with the ring.
Mcaniim jenkins had been trying TO
IND her TO return the ring. and. falling
had !c:t Il with her maid a, the Ven.
dome.
Then tho actress called up Police
Headquarters on ;he telephone and
tried to have the warrant cancelled
She WAS told th, WAS impossible. Jen.
kins with the actress went to- court and
CAV. himself w he had half an hour
10 ca,ci the Occ,n!c,
tn. actress, fearful and nervous. hur.
ricdiy whispered 10 Magistrate Pool.
She explained iha, jenkins lid not
steal the ring and wanted TO catch his
snip. The Magistrate said he did no,
The evening world., 1901-02-28

Especial Gable Despatch 10 IN. Eveninx World,
Copyright. 1901. by the rtes. Publishing Com.
rany. Ne. York worliJ
PARIS. Feb. S.-Comtc ard Cosntesse
de CastellaIc will sail for New York
next Saturday on the steamer La Cham
payne. They intend 20 remain In the
United States FOR "A month
The object Of the visit Is said here TO
be Count Bonis desire to negotiate a
private loan with members OF the Gould
family.
He has declared openly a, his clubs
that he cannot exist on the pa!try
$4,000 year which the American
courts have placed AZ the disposal OF
George Gould. receiver for the Countess
Dc Cnstcilanc's fortune. as the limit Of
her yearly allowance.
The evening world., 1901-02-28

Count Honi has been succcssfu ne.
fore IN raising tho wind IN New York
hut the de.crmlaed stand taken by IN.
Could family toward him IN the resent
litigation makes 1t improbable that they
.lll open their private parse TO satisfy
MS passion FOR reckless expenditure.
Cont Boni hopes tina; he will be ahl,
20 negotiate IA lars, loan on long term:
:" tide him over the period during which
creditors Will &c, he major par, OF his
wl:c's $4,000 income.
!; Is SAID that the Countess is hopeful,
.or her part. 10 induce her husband 10
remain a year Or Two In America. as hi,
eNtraSdcaH. Tastes would then of neye~.
s.ty bc curbei. She ~ anSiuus to avoid
also III. hostility which the recent couT,
proceedings have evoked IN the aris;o.
cratic circle In which he moved.
The evening world., 1901-02-28
DROPS COOKS $4,000 SUIT
D"ch-stn.cinE Accident Not lila ~,
able to Mrs. whitney,

III" suit OF Yrs. Augusta skoSu!kund.
cook, for sl5.0ct damages against Mrs.
Mary ). whitney. Of No. II East TWEEN
'r-sixth street, Was dismissed by Jus.
ticc kcogh 1.-THE Supreme Court. Brook-
i\n. to-day before It WAS submitted 10
the jury.
Frederick <crncoh,n appeared for the
defendant. VINO H. his mOthef-in- law.
MS. Skoeu!kun! claimed that she had
been seriously burned while supervising
tlc smuggling OF u canysss-blck duck 10y
Margaret Down.y. 4 kitchen maid She
alleged that the Incompetence OF the
kitchen maid employed by lrs. Whit
ncS Has rc7rnns!b." foT her injuries.
Justice kcogh. after hearlns the evil
dancc. said that the plaintiff had failed
10 shoy> the Incompetence 81 the cook y
helper or establish wherein Mrs. Wh.:.
Icy was liable.