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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-01

The freedom with which the German
press is criticising the Emperor for his
decent observance of the proprieties on
the occasion Of his grandmother's death
has one feature that it not unpleasant
that is, its freedom. 1t had been sup
posed that the German press was arbi-
trarily muzzled on all subjects involving
criticism Of the Emperor.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-01

water a minute, which ESCAPED through
the controlling works ~ Tie sanitary
canal 1t Lockport.@ This hiSh STAGE of
water eavesthe isha winer area OF river
and made It more difficult for the fisher
men to use seines,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-01

King Edwards order limiting tho pc
riod for the "outward and visible sign"
Of mchrning for the late Queen is SEN
Siblc act that will be commended by
many more Of the Kings subjects than
the shopkcepers in whose interest the Or
der was issued,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-01
Dealing with Crimos in Canada.
(Erom the Chicago Times-He@ald on Jan. IL
10O1.)

The citizens Of the Dominion Of Cam
ada have just cause to be proud of their
record as ]aw-abiding people. The an
nual report of the criminal statistics of
the Dominion, which has a population
OF over 100000, shows that there
were only twenty-five indictments for
murder in 1899, of which only two
were left without final action. Eleven
OF those indicted were hanged nine ac-
quilted and three confined as insane,
Canada IS a country Of vast proper
tons. Its people are scattered over a
wide stretch Of territory. making police
surveillance particularly difficult and
in many districts impossible. Yet a
city like New York or Chicago alone
furnishes a far greater criminal list
every year than the whole vast stretch
of territory from Quebec to Vancouver.
The Canadians ascribe their immu-
nifty from crime to the promptness with
which punishment is meted out to Of
tenders. When a man is caught red
handed in the act of robbing another
he is not released on straw bail bv
some justice of the peace from the
slums, to 60 out and repeat the offense.
Sharp and sure justice is meted out to
criminals of all kinds. the result being
that when the guardians of the public
peace succeed in bringing a thug to the
bar they are seldom called upon to
hunt him second time.
Furthermore. there are few court de-
lays in Canada when criminal is
brought to book. They have no Dreyer
cases over there. There are no meth.
DDS whereby Canadian criminals ca d
have the proceedings stayed from
month to month and from year to year
or after being convicted, appeal from
one court to another until witnesses
die of old age or opportunities for cor
ruption can be found. -
Nor does this swift method of treat
ing with wrong doors in Canada leave
the innocent unable to properly defend
themselves. They have all the oppor-
tunities and privileges that our own
laws extend to them. The extent to
shield the guilty is lacking-that is all.
The above taken from the editorial
column Of the Times-Herald gives some
idea of the immunity from crime that
exists IN Canada, and this is one of the
many inducements held out for Ameri-
cans to settle in the district known as
Western Canada. The season Of 1901
Will see q few new sections Of the coun-
try opened up for settlement. They are
attractive In every respect. It is under
stood that one of the. best Indian re-
serves in the famous valley Of the
Saskatchewan viii &hp nronof M. f7,fs
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-01

Superposed turrets score victory
through the bursting Of the big gun on
the battlcship Kcarsarge, as the accident
leaves the ship with q good forward
lower turret provided with two guns. \
similar accident on battleship without
two-story turrets would leave the ship
minus one turret and it's two big guns.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-01

In the declaration by w. D. Howells
that Mark Twain is an all-around think
or, discerning people will recognize evi
dence that Mr.. Howells is competing
with Twain for the first place in the line
of American humorists.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-01

Harvard University's inability to get
along without retrenchment is not dis
turbing to the presidents of state univer-
sites, which don't have to economic.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-01

England will launch four cruisers and
two battleships within month, to serve
the new King during an era Of peace
that is noted for it's preparations for war.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-01

There were days for both St. Paul and
Minneapolis when even Chicago sur
geon's bill would have seemed a com
Daratiyely small imitation.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-01

There is strong suggestion Of humor
in the news from China that sentence
II death is suspended on those culprits
who are already dead"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-01

Perhaps the rise in window glass may
be traced to sudden demand from the
owners of buildings in Kansas formerly
occupied by joints.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-01

prevent certain Chinese officials from los
ing their heads.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-01

Andrew Carnegie is disbursing money
for libraries at a rate which indicates
that he has no intention to Idle dis
pracpd"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-01

developed past the stage of occasional
explosions with wholesale fatalities.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-01
The fire-bugs must have al idea that
the Chicago hotels are cold.

The remark "as the crow flies" cannot
lie applied to the lodging Of the Omaha
kidnaDer
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-01

The Imperial library III Paris has
tWenty-ix books printed On white silk.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29

"nn'ipGs DI' y "a+ very evident that
he an.a been consulted In the matter.
WH iju gsr him permission to
400 1t sort ~ thing. he said: but
-pe.s letter tan me thing Ted
us pssd u "r a. any rate. Yes. I
,rns 'rt '.nr"rn9r "l, only serve one
torn
-, ptc.4 nar rtncr hats beside. the
nrw on" II ~. hang. on to MS old
.clt hbcn ls goes ~, State. The farmers
~ here "out siari FOR one OF them
new tnns.ed -tovepip,~.
The Governor would lose his standing
W State in . -hiny tile His home
constituency Mould probably suspicion
thu ~ had i,li'n into too close rela-
lion to IN" Dlu" stockings.
II III. Governor wears the new crown
ON his way naCk to Albany he will
PROBABLY Sneak ~ a blind alley In order
10 reach the Guh-rnatorial residence
and MAX" II chang % headgcar 80 as
not TO BE- seen.
FERDINAND @. LONG.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
BRIDE WANTS NAME
OF NEW YORK HUSBAND.
She Married Him Here. but
Forgot His Name and
Address,

BEriii.i:iiHM. Pa, Jan = Mrs
Sarah ko!sch.nski would Nc pleased 40
lFar.i tile name Of the man wtpm IN"
recently married in New York. and. n-
c.LcEinlly hi. address
Mrs. kulsrhrek was a widow store
k.cr-r tn South Bethlehem iicr only
sister ives ~ Now York, Mrs k".-
schiu.S -oriiIci 10 her sl.tc- IN Sew
York that I'll" wanted :, husband again.
tn. Ncs York Sist.r went oui "a seat d
OF one. fnurd him AMI sent a huIrS e1iI
II the widow To hustcn ONc;. whirH SIZE.
did She looNci The man over tn4 ~. q
him Iht like wiN accumulated bS the
fact :.,:;i the .ar.n WAS worth 500
Tie wedding followed nlmoS. !miuclt.
atcly The bride had 10 return t. south
Brehichcm 10 open her store. The bride
groom Wa t. come on later
In the hurried ARRANGEMENTS the bride
forgot Ia ask her new husband fnr lbs
card Up TO the present inc hc h,, not
sapat,eh 10 the bride ~ her place 81
business
The bride has also lost the address OF
her sister. and wouldn't know how 10
md her even II she. he bride. wrr,
mere
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
PLUMBER HEAD
IS BLOWN OFF.
Gasoline "BloWer" Elk
pIodes as He Is Bend
ing Overlt.
BUILDING is SET AFlRE.
Dead Mans Employer Faints
When He Sees the
Body.
BUILDING is SET AFIRE.

wIInw MOI wcrty.slx years old.
plumber WIS l7.'ar,ly killed this az
ternooa WHIT, 10 sec rsra!Sng pip" In
the apartment ~ M". Carr. sister NJ
Policeman Alexander Carr. at iN Co.
!umhus avenue
The Young man was using , gasoline
blower which exploded inst when he
was bending oyer u Ills head was part
Is blown OF When nia employer. Thorn
as r Burk" %, ~ 'plumbu. avenue.
Viewed the b5tv Nn- ovcrcom" and
tainted
Wool. helper uth 1amca LLOYD
wns severely 'g t'Ir explosion. but
aftcrward renGaret -sisiincc II putting
out The flames. whi,h soon threatened
tn. building.
Miss Carr wa n another room and
escaped injury - great wIs she force
~ the explosion uhw"v"r, hat Mrs
Mary Horn who i've. an h. floor above.
was cut BY diving Z Ass from On" Of her
windows. an!gh wlE olnSn opi. Thu
Carr APARTMENTS war" wrcrk"t.
The Fire Dep,-tm"nt put out the blaze
after the building had been damaged
To the extent OF Sl.CrJ
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
SUCCESS TO GREET
CHARITY BALL.

Among those VINO Will occupy boxes
are;
First Tier. Mr.. Leeds: ,. Mrs. +. NJ.
Dick T. Mrs. Julius stnrsbcrs: {. Mrs
Thomas II huhhard; !. Mrs. Van Doren.
=. Mrs. Ira Iiarrows q Mrs c. Gilbert.
10, j Saycr Martin, George .. BD!dt. II
". - huchincloss. sam Sloan. Jr. u
u .Archhgld 49,. Mrs Henry SANFORD:
IL, Mrs e -. Ward is. Mrs. o H. p. Eel.
mont - Or Everett " culver -. Mrs
- u MSEndhem q, Mrs y y JuiLlmri
ihS y MIR ~ g %" - ,nA IS. Km"k-
rrhrCkur Dancing Class, r. \ pryihil-
u; MIR u ~ Lane
= F3or H"N,s y Mr., id.,.rh SnctWry
MIS- Henry Emo. T.. Mrs. Henry Parish,
u, Mira. j Reynolds. -. Mrs NJ & D.
Borden: II. Mrs " " i-dd. Mrs 8
qua S,,,, and rhon'as p. Fowler: !.
ilm,gro' H. Mrs IL. =. E.riic.t,n 4
Mrs. William y. iinrsland.
Among the patrons OF the ball ar.
c"l. John Jacob A-tor Mrs Astnr, Mrs.
q, Louis I,oiss.v,ln. Mrs Frederic
c"n,dcri Mrs Paul leicester Ford. Mrs
Anspn Flower, Miss Helen Gould AIR
Mrs Henry NJ A"xandcr. MIR. Fred.
eric cramw"ll Mr. william =. Dixon.
Nrs 5 " l'airchiii. Mrs Ogden Coo.
let MIR + y Goddard. Mrs Fruuca
Greene Mr.. Walters Gurney Mrs
ilc1k- hcr Mrs. 'ienry Rowland Mrs
mont. Nh Edward l.nut.rhacl MISS
lca-N Mrs Nnsar q Mccook Mrs
prt-u Mlls MrS. beverly Rohin~ru
WOOD t. srhrncF Mrs W x Viai,r-
bi'i and Mrs \ Van Rensselaer,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
Many Boxes Taken by Not.
abIes-Three Orchestras
TO Furnish Music.

SocteN Eager to rNpcet.ton 90 tho
Cnartt, Ball to-m0rr"" night a, The
Waldorf Ae;oria
M u!,y ~arkmcu nav" p""H busy deco
rating ID. Gllr 'pm On IN, seCona 'lpof
with palms ,uh bunting Tho pti'. wh!ca
= hell annually tor tae benefit of tie
Surscr, and child'+ Hospital. Wt the
corner Of Fif,y-thrii street and Licking
ton avenue. promises TO be success
financially. Already nearly all the boxes
hnv" been taken and the attendance
Will be the largest In years.
The dancing wil begin a 1000. when
the grand march will Inhngurnic the Yes.
tlvitics. There ar. twcnty-four numbers
on the programme.
Three nrch.stras niI furnish mua!c.
Lander viii have charge pt the main
nail. aud the two Orch"StrIs az kllppc.
attached 10 the hotel viii be stationed
IN IA. A-ior Halicfy Jii the myEJ
room.
Mrs pagei, who arrived her" rom
England y few days hs", Wll! hc present
a; tn" ball
In IN" Procession. ~h!rll viii mark tho
l. ginning OF the evening proper. VIII be-
Cen and Mrs. Ripley, MiJpr-i-n Hoe
ana PARTY. and Col, sLttrf Hr Hnh Mr..
7 II. 'auldwcll,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
MAN AND WIFE
HELD AS THIEVES
Woman Of Rare IntelIi-
gence Once a School
Teacher.
NET her HUSBAND IN ROME.
Wanted in Washington-They
Are Said to Have Posed as
Galveston Sufferers.

l,oul, Dar;oi ard als wife Margaret
wero ar.Rlsncd before Commissioners
Shields To-day on !, charge or burglary.
cant. Titus received word from Wash,
.nxton on SATURDAY tina, numerous burg.
lariea had been committed there recently
and that rhe alleged thieves had come
to this city. Among the victims wcrs
Charlie. y. stott. OF i'll Eighth street.
where twenty dozen fountain pens were
stolen.
Detectives Boyle and Charlton yestcr-
day afternoon arrested the woman. "h,
was trying to pawn a fountain pen IN y
Sixth avenue shop.
Bar,ol was arrested last night q; Il
East One Hundred and Nineteenth
street.
The detectives say that Bar;oi ana his
VILE have been travelling over IN.
country under the name OF Ryan, pass
ing as Galveston flood sufferers, and the
police think they can trace number of
burSlartcs In othe. cities 10 them.
The woman Is Of more than ordinary
Intelligence and speaks six or s-vca I'm.
suaEes.
Some years ago she hal q school Of
languages n; Rome. Italy. She me.
Bartol abroad and o,me to ,hi. country
With him two years ago.
The prisoners waived examination iuI
I said they werc Willing to go back 20
Washington without making u contcF
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
MOTHER AND
SON SFATAL ALL
Plunge Down a Flaming
Stairway After an
Explosion.

Mrr. Eugene lie i'i-mmc Ma 'alufy
burned to-day by an explosion - utpr
ihA fumes in her husbands dSc tt.
q, to3 Fast One Hundred md E.ghtrrrh
street. She Was Hiih her iireen-y-lr-
old son. Eugene. IT, on thr third floor
when the explosion following the itsnt.
irg OF a gas heater iillcd tlir apartm.n,
with fRmcs.
The boy took his mothc' hand 10
lead her down stairs. They mad roach.
ed tins second land.n. When !.i ,nrIr
excitement both irippen and rl,tI down
the stairway into the blazing hallway
Tic ooj screamed ar he lei lII Air
I lie r.emme AMI several nremcu dA4s.rt
into The ire and dragged gu, oOy and
) woinaD.
q Mrs. L. riemm. had Inhaled the nte
Her son lost his hair and eyebrows. H.,
. he Ind rolled out ~ IN. ifc zone when
Z ne reached In, landing. Mr.. lie Piemu,
was badly burned about the face uuL
EnsrTs III tr!iEg q" rescue his wife
4 wren the a 2ipSiOn occurred Annie
! ystttscli. Annie Weldt and Henry MARKS
1 = err at work IN the presS.ng-roO,n IN
! s.4.+sfear OF The plrior moor.
~ fhr e4ploston fiiled the room with
fnrrrs, Marks juIuped through n wi,d ~
into the yard and broke his lcf; iep.
HJhe stris climbed 10 the VI ound a,ons
m se.stsnss aG al liz ao WITH only
rtnoyed ~ Harlem Hospital.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
-FOUR MEN ON
LONE ISLAND.
Isolated in the Caribbean
Sea Mining
Claims.

James \. Woodward. william \. Hum
carey, John \. BELL and John I'M are
Isolated IN the Island .! Savassa IN the
Caribbean Sea. They went there In the
employ 81 John II, u, jefferson and
Csp,. Wyatt owen, OF Baltimore. who
purcha-sd tho leland from tnn Navassa
Phosphate Company, which had So
cured the privilege u mining N" gunno
ucpc~i;s there.
saortly after ,nu men reached ;nc
Island NJ. Jefferson sold MS .ntcr,ei tor
.!uyy 10 his partner, Hut made himsc.;
Responsible for tho ,aic return 81 the
msu. lie contracted with tn. At!aa
steamship Company 10 nave one OF its
/, Gamers call Tor ,aem.
But capt. owen. who is anxious to
secure new capi,aI for the ycnturc and
wants Ia keen III" mSG here to show
t.a, the deposits arc actually helm.
worked. forbna. the steamship COMPANY.
Mr.. J,rci son saSs. 10 cal TOR the men or
communicate with .h-ui. They do not
know Uf the dissolution of partnershIo
AIR. Jefferson says,
Unless Cant. Owen has prOvlsioned
them. he says. that Tim men may Dc
In danger OF starvation.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
LAWYER CRUBER
AT TACKS COURT
"Poor Man Has No Show
Against Metropolitan
Railway"
EMPLOYEE ON Two JURlBS
One Case Dismissed Because
Judge Kept Man
in Box.

Lawyer .\hr Grubcr. OF Black Oleoe:
& CRUDE. refused to go on with dam
age ems" against the Metropolitan Street
Hallway To-day because Justice Mac
Lean insisted upon retaining in tho
jury box a juror who admitted that h"
liz now and has been for nine months
an employee Of tn. Metropolitan Rail
way AMI for nineteen years he has been
in that business on other lines.
when the case had been d!sm!ssed M.
Grubor addressed several reporters and
said:
- poor man hn. no show nEainst
the Metropolitan HALLWAY COm-
nnn. Ir this city. ! nm prepared
to in~k up thi. statement nj an,
iimr.''
Elizabeth Dillon again-, thc Metro
n,i.tan Railway Company WAS the case.
Mrs. Dillon sued for tca.VN FOX the loss
OF her husbands lie. Dillon was run
over and killed a year ago by sne OF The
comoany's ears.
Lawyer Alb. Grubcr ap?earei for Mrs.
Dillon and cGorg- VI P!nney Represented
thc railroad. Mr. Grub-r exhausted HIS
last peremp:ory challenge when DaN.d
Mooney. o. i7s Chambers street. was
obje -ied to because he admitted having
= son who was a ":reei-car conductor
Then Charles D. Wesley vas called
and a m..l!un-sized man ahou; forty
years oil entered the box Mr. GruNcr
CUES ilonci him aud Wesley admitted
tina; he had been employed oy the ra..-
WY as starter
Il submit IN. oh I!lense on IN" ground
OF '.avo-' and FOR cause said G'uher
I" Justice MacLear.
''D":!sd,' said Iust!s. Mackcan.
Exception" shouted Mr. Gruh.r.
Your Honor. c.nnr: con.cienSiousiy
nv this ease where = Juror Is admit
teddy In the employ OF III. defendant
company. vii! no. try this case with
that snror IL the box. ask that he Re
excused Nv consent.
Lawyer Pinncy would not consent 20
and NJ. Grub%r then said:
:. Then ! vii AJAX for dismissal Lni!,,aI OF
are exhausted ard have no other re-
course
Lawyer Penney consented 10 the DIS.
nlsRil ~ tile case. NJ. GruocE Will at
rIcr p'ypnr. ne" Gaze. .
W.s.y .hc sam. employee. was called
i:a!n ~ :, juror in the next cas~-that
OF Dora : .Ont ayuir", the Metropolitan
Railroad. Sh. sIr' Cor $1,000. Lawyer
Guslavus \. Rogers challenged Wesley
on the same grounds ~ lid Mr.. 0rracr.
gu. Jusiice Maci.can again refused to
excuse the Juror. Lawyer Rogers Got
r,i Jf Wesley ~ p"remp;ory eha!-
ENG
Justice MacI.-an would make no ex-
p!anaiion OF hir rulings In regard ~
Juror Wesley.
John r. Little. jr.. one OF the Metro
poi!tan Railroads lawyers. when told
OF Mr.. SIIbeTs remarks. said:
Mr. Grut-r took the stand he d'l
be cause a. neglected 10 inform himself
about she iu-or until after he had eS-
haus,-L his pc-rmpiory challenges.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29

,,ry. said he had been taking '"rmald
,hYdr in his milk before breakfast Tot
rhrr, months, aud Ms fairness was in-
,r~lslng,
In small lca'~ fornahichyd. was not
Injurious. II did not harden the c,s.irt.
hui I, did rctnri the growth OF germs IN
ihr milk.
\ lawyer on the other sid" asked IN
ch-mis, n formaidchy,ie wouldu XIII u
"a man took enough OF II
Yes. said the chemist and 80 Will
whI-hry and t.ecr nc added THIS caused
n sensation in court. hut order was soon
reetorri Or Mann said formald-hydc
was good 90 take IN milk he mad taken
IT, Increasing the dose slowly, with ~"
bad effect II was good FOR babes: 1t
ca>ci and Quilted cholera ln'artin. u
worked wonder, In typhoid where
adults we're the victims Another doe.
tor admitted tha, two muoa 'nrmald-
hyde retarded process NJ indigestion
p-rr~"t. Fermentation
Or Brcnn surgery and anatomical IN.
-iructor In the Michigan college -
M"iic!n" sad that in doses %; nne.Hf-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29

snow OF having been born with "a plug
ha, on but II WIS very apparrni
allure 'rh" hat f"lt to him Ike "a
Hcv"ns".n.story skvscrap"r ~ there "t
NJ brow and It KEEP, growing ~" hNrdca
10 ,ri.d TO keep down his sclf-Cnnsciout.
ncss
The Governor Is not q very 'nJ man.
bur m. new hat ma !c hin feel ""
Chans, the c1incsc gi.nt ~. 10 citn"
into the door III tho hotel ~ Iirost
stopped to all fours in order :" ivuiI
scraping IN. paint on the transnm
The politicians Yhn frequent The
Amen Conner had = hapPy '.ri"
prk.ng ihclr merry gib"- al IN" ncw
cupoih
Ism Il nice aad shinyf Say Gov
crnor. what KIND 81 SOY. polish 30 sou
use on IT,
Have you s"cn Tom Plat about Il
rlnn Lrnrns ~ ~.
When Tom rat, wn. told about N.
new nat he trich hard To conceal his
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
RICE WILL IN |
LAWYERS HANDS
All in Court to Discuss
Administrators Ap-
pointment.

4 Application for temporary admin.
istra,or Of the william Marsh Rice 81.
tate. made In behalf OF Charles W.
Rice. n Texas nephew. was hrough, up
In court to-day.
Julien 4. Davies ana Joser.- Auer.
bach appeared for Charles W. Rice.
James g. Carroll and Edward r. Ken.
irick. Of Springfield. Mass. for tho
Springfield heirs. De i.anccy N!col, WI.
for Joseph ,Biinn. u nephew. and VIII.
lam Il. Hornblowcr for Judge Bartine.
an executor. under the 20 viii, and Marx
T.. Hardy In behalf Ut Albert T. pat
rick. the chief beneficiary OF the Will
Of 1900. who Il now In the rombs un.
der indictment for forgery.
After Il consultation between all Oh,
lawyers II was minated that they
were trying to agree upon man FOR
temporary administrator.
Surrogate Fitxgcral,l reserved decision
after the lawyers had agreed 10 submit
the name TO- him OF their choice for
temporary administrator. 1t liz uudcr-
stood that a member Of. this arr Of
HornbloWer. Byrne Z Potter. ~ -
ceIve the appointment. ;. = a-sE
= = ts.ssiEFSra ps-c ~ lr'Ss 'px, n Si,,,s,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
Detroit Experts Say Formal.
dehyde Makes Fat-Others
Deny 1t.

In the absence ~ anything unusual
on the par. OF cx-Gcv. PinSrrc. D"trc't
people are discussing .hc crect OF
.forna!dcnydc in milk
The asitnted condition Of the city
over this question Is due to a las sui,
In which milk company hcures. Somc-
body said that forsnallchyde In milk
was unhcal,hy.
Subpoenas FOR chemists. doctors Of
medicine and surgery and specialist.
In bacillI were issued. The case began.
There was standing room. only. Many
people In Detroit waited to see the for
maldehyde brought In. and pools on
formaldchyde We're sold In darke.; De-
tsoi,.
Took u Regularly.
A Mr.. Sherwood. chemist In lapora-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
CONGRESSMAN CLASH.
stephens 0nr-tio"rd Fi,"n's YER
nrit.. hut Trouble t<rrtrh.

stephens 0urstiGurd Fi,nn's Yer
nrit,. hut Trouble t,rrtrh.
WASHINGTON Jar. "a-Whcn ~.
House T"t TODAY Congressman Sc
pa"us. -: Texas. arose TO a question
OF priv!lcg. In connection with the oN-
change ahch took place between him
SELF ard Mr.. Flynn. the delegate from
oklahoma ju,i prior To adjournment
yesterday when the ,.!re,; 10 was al
noU pi.scd
Mr. Sts'1.r. read the language u,ci
b, ~ Flynn. n wish the latter
charged tina, Nj, stephens had sur
rcptifiouslr Inserted IN the bill to ritify
the agreement with the kioaa ana
CopanChc iri!ln.. which became n law
June 6. 1890. u clause Siv'rG white
settle. the r!ghi to take ur su.h oe
thr.. lrdan .and- .s contained min
era,s.
Mr. riyan req. -I. rcltcratlns IN"
charge In even NOR" specific language.
'TaE; statement. cr.ct Mr. s:cphsns.
raising h.s arm Overwhelmingly. .as utter
IS un!Danle!. and ! believe |; Is know
.:.2ly and maiir!ousiy made"
That {. ..tronS language. retorted
NJ. Flynn. who preserved his equanim-
~. II received my Information upon
WIS.,, - the reservation"
Tn. members OF the House at this
point expected y sensational explosion.
but ne INCIDENT iia.'en-d out. the Chair.
man ru!!n: ;hc discussion out .. order.