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The evening world., 1901-06-05
MRS. EDDY WINS IN THE
BIG SCIENCE SUIT.
Unexpected Termina.
ton Of Mrs. Wood
bury's Sensational
Suit to r yer
$4,000 Libel from
Mother" Eddy, Head
Of Christian Scien.
fists.

nOSTON. June 1.-The Court has
ordered verdict for the defendant
in the suit OF Mrs. J. G. Woodbury.
versus Mrs. Mary Baker G.. Eddy for
alleged libel.
The suit involved damages OF $3.50
600 and has been pending for two
years. The trial was begun last week
and has excited great interest. II
was alleged that the libel was con-
'aincd in n message from Mrs. Eddy.
founder OF Christian Science. read in
the First Church. Boston. In June.
1899. after Mrs. Woodbury. had been
communicated.
Ira Q. Knapp. who wa. a witness on
Monday. being recalled. was questioned
along lines similar to those Introduced
In Mrs. Woodburys examination.
Questions ~ Lawyer Peabody lei Nj.
Knapp to say taa' h" lid not know
that tho Christian &c, entirts pres-r, with
him when IN" rncssas. from MI. Eddv
on which the present cas-, Is based. a.as
real at the FRS, Church understood
Mrs. H!'y {" refer to he-ael! In using
~" woris: "A woman appeared IN he
heavens clothed .1th Iisht"Ii. ~ 70,
know that tn. members hell .vcd Ia,
Mrs. Eddy was sent from G,i
Lawyer Peabody asked witness what
his impression wns with rcfer.nc. TO
M word. "Rabyion'sn woman drunk. .
Witness said ne thought II was a quo.
fQtlOn from Revelation
AArfarrt burns. n bachelor ot Chris.
nan Science. said ''n, ~h. lid no;
think Of any one wa~n sn- heard the
wo'is FOR she saith In her hart | am
M widow. .
IN crpss-.xanina,ion this witness sad
she did not believe that the quota ton
sury
Considerable surprise WAS appnrcn,
when. As this wi'ncs. tc2pci down.
counsel Cor tn" plaintiff announced that
Nr. Fidor opened IN. case SIR Mrs
EDDY by offering n motion for a verdict
for the defendant.
Mr. Peabody closed the case OF tho
.,"is' y n sie Christian Science trial
Mr. Elder for n. d-'-ns. made twn
motions:
a. To strike out the two count. con
ss.s goSns and m chTi.,iSn
Science Sentinel!
,. That the Court order a verdict for
defendant
Ii- declared that Mrs Eddy did not
contro! the Christian Science period
.rals named lie declared. speaking 10
the second motion. that the pIaln,.H
must establish two things. VIZ:
That the pNIni3n was intended rs
the defendant AMI that the hearers so
underwood H.
After a short argument on the part OF
attorneys. the Court ruled that Mrs.
Woodbury. had not made on; case and
ordered the verdict for defendant.
Christian Scientists who crowded the
court room were ovcrJoy.-i NJ the YER
diet and made 4 hig demonstration.
Thcy w"r" particularly pi-.S.>i tina.
h. end Of tho i".a! hal come witaou,
any important secrets Of the Church 81
Scientists having hc"n made public.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
ACCUSED Of
TAKING BRIDE.
Pane Said to Have
Represented that He
CouId. Get Job.

Charles W Fame. ,hIr,y-four years
old was held by Magistrate Flammer
In Centre Street Court this morning
under $50 ball 70 stand trial In the
cour; Of Special Sessions on charge
o. having received ar.b- from Nrs.
OmmoEra.a Mo,urro. %! No IS James
street 10 obtain a permanent position
for her husband. Angelo. In the city
STRENGTHENING Department.
The money was said TO have been the
hrs, ins,aiment on a total sum OF SO.
Mrs. Moturro said that she N, 10
have paid the balance last night. but
she had the man arrested when he
came TO her house.
In court n man Identified Pane az
having solicited So from him FOR a POSI-
ton. which ala not mat.-!alizv.
Magistrate Flammer held Mrs. Mo-
turro under 500 bali for having given a
bride. She gave bail. Pane was commit
ted to the Tombs in default OF = bond.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
BROOKLYN VS..
CINCINNATI.

made him tho best in tho Cuisines.
-. ~. ,-...,, ,.,,,,,,,,, -, ,a,-
to.sers were climbing telegraph pores
10 get n squirt NJ the game. Frank
f:o,ins.s .,Iorv arm i. getting back
-, =, n,
us o1a cunning uh"'' INV carr " -
Hubert. AMI he viii stag here few aa5s
TO 70, II right. lie will Join tn. tear
g., Sh,,. .,,,,,,,. 49,. p,,,s,r,, 40.
:" >'"."H'' '"'p'"e
sies. when begins 'o-m"'f""
McGraws tiIi with sam Johnson /,
,.,,, ,.,,c,., closely nv rho Or.o,c. :,
~, ,-,,.,.. 20. ~, ,,.. ,,,.
the Brooklyn "u'h'' ~: news 'h"'
Johnson had raised IN. suspension OF
ponl,n was greeted A. n victory fot
-
Nct'raw ana the poSs appI'n"eu 'h'
Baltimore hustler. Han!on WAS Nor,
conservative and expressed tn. belief
tina, Mac had explained things properly
10 John'o" and everything was no"
80. .,.. - ,,a,. ,,,,
l'oh'ih on newspaper '"'h ''"''e ana
had to step down
,.n 800" .'', ~,
JENNINGS ARE 'NP'e'cn '"-nbIr'"' ''
Angel Face" has been negotiating
with John | Roger. Will. MrGr,y and
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ONE" .,n. up we thai toas 2'nyrL ser SET,
nmea ana u ~ Ilk",y iha' hnRhy VIII
the Philadelphia Ieagu-rs. II he does.
nv n,nh, 81. E ~ r. 49,, ~,
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IL. - ~, ""' Nv
': IN. ~, n,,, In ~ ss .,,, ,aco
ne summons Hoy'NI wy J." Hr,n riacc
y .., ,,'.,i, "hn mop" 10 no'm ~ me nsa"
.t,t ",a'us :" 80" asIo" ~,
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The evening world., 1901-06-05
SMOOTH THIEF
PLEADS GUILTY.
Wealthy BrookIynites
the Accusers Of
Vaudeville Row.

a dozen wealthy residents o: the aris-
tocrntic parts OF Brooklyn appeared in
court this afternoon a. witnesses
against Vaudeville Row. alias John
B. Ruthnrtord. who was charged with
stealing watches and jeweirv. It Vas
said that Row robbed between sixty
and 100 persons and that the value of
the articles stolen amounted to 1900
Row. who Is only twenty-three year.
old. Is a tail. sood-looking young man
with clean-shaven face and an east
manner lie pleaded guilty to tn
charge OF grand larceny in the Gate
Avenue Police Court and vas held
the Grand Jury In 5000 bail. Il
Among those from whom he Is said
have taken watches were Mn. 0raha'
Of Nc. $50 MrDnoush street: Will
l..verich. OF No. go McL,ono,IGh stresv
and Dr.. Winfield. OF No. l273 Bedfo,
avenue. His mAthod wna to call on tn
owners Of nne houses which were of1er Cd
for -alc and pretend that he waa . rea
estate agent and had customer. wh.k}
inspecting the premises It In charged
tina; ne would take what Jewelry 10
con!d md.
The evening world., 1901-06-05

had no, been = drop Of rain in til.
helghhorhood for week.
The arectarl. Of Mathrwson In &C.
5.co Mound ct'y fans were In the stan
when N" sam" began.
rir.t Inniss.
Van lfaltren was thrown out At mrs
~ Nichols; seibnch tapped an -ss,
STRAINS. bunt-d and was tont..i out a,
first. No runs
Burkcu. after getting two strikes.
knork"t an Easy iiy TO Van ilalsr.n.
Marty found ii"I'ir1ck easy and struck
hand stop OF McGunn's hard rap and
threw his man out. No runs
s~c"nd Inning.
Hickman jici easy knocking IA roller
TO Padden. Davis cracked a clean two.
baEser I" lrct Held. Gnnzel tapped che
ball 10 Harper and did nj frst. Davis
taking third. Harper toss.>i Bueiow gu,
-; 'trst. No INNS.
Donovan run''-i a ny 20 s.rany, Ped.
low and Camel attended to Wallace
case No runs.
Third Inninx.
smitl, hi, to NL.6iann who tossed him
out to Harper. Matty lind = single tn
right. close 10 the foul iirr. vanhaltrrn
lifted pop foul 10 Mc6ann. Setback .
!r,ri rap went straight to Paddrr and
Matiy was forced At second. No !uns.
Mattfrwson made fast assist Of .Kr,..
gers boundcr. Nichols flied to Sertuch
Harper was fan-out v!cs..r. No runs.
Fourth Inning.
Arang struck out Hickman mo, n
slow ball fairly and connected II to left
ior one base. Davis hit SAT. through
Kruger. send Ing Hickman TO second
Gnnzei Singl-d past frst base, Milling III.
sacks, Bu-low dropped "a single In csl,.
Ire. scoring Hickman. Smith rssp.,l
the ball u Pnd'lrn. forcing Iiueiow and
scoring DAVIS Smith started to sfcal
and Cancel came home with tn. ;hlt,i
run. Smith going around to third
Maity's ny was grabbed by ile!drlck
Thrcr runs
Burkeu was dead easy. Buelow ia
sr to nrst. McGann died. s,rRnR To
FIRST. No runs
The evening world., 1901-06-05
NEW York; ST. LOUIS.
CONTINUED from rirs, PAGE,
the slab. Well try to make this JOY
q little easier to-day"

the slab. Well try to make this Job
. little easier to-day"
Mathews y ~. Louie Hero.
Oats him. dc big Kid via 40 blue
: undershirt.' announced small rooter
In tho sun seats when Matsy and the
rest OF the Giants trotted out on the
lot for practice.
The tall younE twtrler was the objec-
tive poin, OF al the fans optics during
preliminary practice.
.Whew: don't no rouse EN- I'M" ex-
claimed one fan. I'D hate to have "a
ketch him. said another.
you can give EN- = board and they
won't hit YOU to-day" was Alcck
Smiths way OF giving Xatty q little
extra confidence.
The ST. Louis players watched the
wt.rm-up closely.
III you can't hit the kid TODAY. just
throw your shoulder Into an inshoo,.' .
said Jesse Burkett TO Emmett Heidrtck.
you do and you'll go to tho hospital
iiferposed Patsy Donovan.
Jack Harper. the promising youngster
who pitched the morning game at the
Polo Grounds on Memorial Day. VIII
probably be selected TO do the box work
for the locals.
Old Sol had his blast furnace In full
working order again to-day. There
was a small sized hood after ycs,er-
days game. but the lot Was As dry
when the game was called As II there
The evening world., 1901-06-05
CROKER CARTOONS TO BIZ
BOUND BY THE "BOSS."
Tammany Chief Thinks an Evening World Pic
ture Was the Best.

cratic National Convention IN Kansas
City,
He declared 10 one OF HI. friends that
no never enjoyed politics az h. did then
and the cartoons were the basis of his
enjoyment
DR.. William J. O's, ll,van. who has In.
tcrested himself in the coliccuion. SAID
to-day:
Mr.. Croker enjoyed all the cartoons he
ever saw of hi,nseif. Some Of them have
been cruel. In the estimation Of hts
fr!ei cs. otn Mr.. Croker never so regard
ed them.
have seen him roar with laughter
print"i. and heaven knows they were
unreienttng in their s'Irit.
But MI. Croker always enjoyed them.
The one he enjoyed most. 80 far az
know was that In The Evenin. World
In which Arts! Long got him uo N
ministerial garb. The Rev. Richard
Croker. ] think was the title.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
TO CLOSE BUREAU.
Army Transport Service "a C0bm Il
lie Done ny Stras,nhip Lines.

Tho steamship S"dgw!ck. which leaves
to-day FOR Cuban por.s, IL the last out.
going vessel to be operated under the
control .. the Army Transport Bureau.
and III. carrying OF troops and supplies
TO Cuba and Porto Rico will hereafter
be done under contrac, by the New
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Com.
pany. the Mun~on steamship line. the
New York and Porto Rico Steamship
gT%npan ay ana thu Re- D ..r kne
New York and the philippines will.
however, be conttnued, but the opera.
lion OF the vcsaels Will bs made a part
the Transpsri Bureau Will DO. aboiished
The lk9slis y scheduled 70 ~ ON Jun
n for Manila, fss.9{sV
The evening world., 1901-06-05

The Richard Croker cartoons, which
have appeared for the last i've or SIX
years. are to be reproduced In uni.
form size. bound and distributed by Mr..
Croker to his personal friends on the
occasion Of the dinner I" be given the
Grand Sachem on mis- return 10 this
country.
Mr. Croker conceived the idea OF
making the collection several years aga.
but II was not until the last I'rcsiden-
tial campaign thar he gave permission
for the collection to take shape.
Every cartoon which has appeared in
which Mr.. Croker Is the subject will
appear with the name Of the cartoon
lat. the, paper IN which the cartoon ap-
reared and the dat. Of the ISSUE.
Mr.. Croke. was very much amused At
some OF the Western cartoons he "a =
las, summer when he vas at the Demo.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
SAN TOY SUES
FOR $4,000.
Little Chinese Woman
Claims Interest in
Property.

Under the suit John c. Ritter. trustee
against Robcr, Kerr" pretty and petite
San Toy Eong Is try.rs to have the Su.
half interest In The properly No. 2.
Ptll street. valued at $4,000.
The ,on,tsc robe OF Justice La wrcnre
In Part VI. Special Term. contrasted
strongly with the brilliant. fllmy suks
and sa:ins Of the half dozen Chinese
women who surrounded San Toy and
bllnked their little slant eyes At the
whitc-ha!:ed Justice. endeavortag to un.
ianGlc kno,ty ieg.i! snah ard give to
San Toy tho rights she claims.
The court room was filled with a half
hundred OF her coun;rymen. and In tho
corridors a nurse man fondly led around
San Toys little boys. dressed in the
fantastic garb OF small editions OF .
Mandarin OF h!Yh degree.
John Z. Ritter and wife bought the
premises. No. = Peil street, and San
Toy advanced half OF the consideration
and had Ritter made her trustee. In
l0s, Robert Kerr, holding \ mortgage o!
1880. began foreclosure proceedings
against the Ritters and ignored San
Toys interest.
Kerr bough, the property In at the
sale and Donald Mclean. referee. gave
MIN a deed.
Now San Toy wants the courts to
make Kerr give her a aaif Interest In
The property. She claims II mas . rent
roll OF SiO.SD a year.
SIR. Kerr in his answer denies that
san Toy has any interest.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
FIGURE 1T OUT YOURSELF.

Cornelius Burke. proprietor OF tho
Broadway Hotel In Newtown. borough
OF Queens, has married Mrs. John HccS.
She was The widow OF the father OF
Burk.'s former wife and the former
wi.c's stcpmo,her. Since her husband
died and since Mrs. Burke died, she has
been managing Mr.. Burkc's household
and CARING or his nvc-year-old ron.
Anxious relatives are wondering just
where Burkc's son is al; Ills father -
now his s,ep-grandfather. HE step.
grandmother becomes his stcpmothes
and no. IL his own s.epuncle. &c.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
F|REBUCS TRY TO
DESTROY town.
Villagers Wild with Ex.
element Over lncen.
diaries Work.

CORY. Pa. June,s.--F!rc hroka out
in the village OF Waterford early this
morning. and for tim. the village was
Threatened with destruction. The Gel.
lett Biock'and a number OF adtpinins
buildings were consumed before the
flames were controlled.
The IRE was the work Of incendiar1cs.
and the town Is wild with excitement.
as this was the third attempt 10 burn
the Giilett Block. No estimate OF the
losa has been made.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
117 FISHERMEN
LOST IN GALE.
Entire Fleet of Five
Vessels Destroyed
OF Iceland.

SAINT DRrEuX, Franco, June 81
Five fishing boats which went on =
fishing cruise in Iceland watets have
been missing for two months and arc
now considered to have foundersd In .
gale April 8.
Their entire crews. numbering 1T
men. are believed TO have perishsd.
There is general mourning here and In
tho nSghboring villages
The evening world., 1901-06-05
LONDON STOCKS HEAVY.
american Railway share. sns ou
General selling.

With few exceptions the market for
American railway shares NJ London was
weak under heavy selling pressure. The
Denver Il Rio 0rarir issues We're tn.
conspicuous exceptions. being w Is
and ~ per cent. for the common and
preferred stock respectively. .Nch!son
common was up ia per cent. Otherwise
stocks were decidedly lower. Tn, Read.
inSs. Erie common and second preferred.
Southern Pacific and Pennsylvania wore
on from TO 8: points.
There was a marked tendency toward
recovery later In the day. with 81. Paul
and Wabash leaders In the rally.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
IS BOY A POLICE VICTIM?
District-Attorney TO InvestiGat.
Charge ~ Persecution,

Charge of Persecution.
Chaplain Munro. OF the Tpmhs. to-
day reported can- to Justice Foster.
sitting In Special Sessions. which the
Distr!ct-Atto!n.y will Investigate. Ac.
cor'l!nx TO the Chaplai: Policeman,
eastman. OF the West one Hundred and
T"rn'y-hsth street station. has wrong-
fun charged boy ram-i John j.
Quinn. Of Orange, y J.. w,h carryin:
bras. knuckl-.
|; IL held ma, Quinn was on h!s way
To Boston ~ accept = n, ,mi-cI posi-.
ton, when he told the policeman tia,
he Intended 10 &c, free ride on a
!re!sht.car The policeman, /, |. said.
arrested him, mrs, charging him with
di'ordcrly condu1, and ,t'crward
changing the chsrg. TO carrying con.
caalei weapons Tae knucklos, II 1,
said were not found on the boy when
searched at the station.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
KAISER TAKES
SLICE Of TURKEY
Hosts German Flag
Over Farsan Islands
in Red Sea.

COSsTANTiNoPLE. June 5-lt Is
stated here th..t German marines have
been landed on IN. Fnrsan Islands In
the Red Sc, and have taken possession
In the name ~ Germany.
The islands viii he used as a coaling
station. The Porte. II IS said. has de-
mnn,.d an explanation from the Kaiser.
The Fnrsan Islands are near Aden. bu:
are no, especially valuable AZ strateG!c
n,ipfu
The evening world., 1901-06-05
BOY KILLED BY TRAIN.

Joseph Forbes Fatally InJured On
tho New York Central NOMd.
Josep, Forbes. eleven years old. died
this morning In the J. Hood Wright
Hospital. He lived ut No. l7O Anstsr-
dam avenue with his parents. While
playing on thu trucks OF the New York
Central Railroad at One Hundred and
Forty ninth street ana Moth River yes
tsrday. he was struck by locomotive
drawing = freight truth.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
Manager Ned HanIon
Apologies forSheck-
ards Disorderly Con-
duct Of Yesterday
To-Oay's Game Last
of Series.
The Batting Order

Cmpire-CInn!nEhan
ts2.cIss to m. Evcrns worttI
CINCINNATI. June S.-The Champions
and the Reds have clear. no; weather
for their final run in on tire h'nrcn'sd
grounds on York street to-day They
have two diamonds a, the ball park
here, the Old skin affair nov in use
and the new grass diamond that will
BE- dedicated about July .. Nowadays
the outfeldera cavort around the new
diamond and occasionally Chamber over
sand hills and lumber In their chase after
long drives. Dick Harley made dis
NAL failuIe ~ a mountain goat In his
effort 70 gct KelIey's double In yester-
days game. and said thu, he Is glad
20 get away with his NE every time a
bail Is hit down his way. Night work
has begun on che new grand stand. be-
cause the carpenters knock of while
same IL In progress and charge over
time for interference.
Jimmy Sheckard says he will be good
to-day, so there In hardly any chance
for another Anarchis;ic demons,ra ton.
unless Cunningham gets mlxei M on
9,is dsciaions. Manager lianlon apollo
gixed this morning for the |eftii"ldrr'z
conduct and laced that player good and
hard. The Incident Is now buried. unless
Nick Young suspends Shcckard. The
betting, however. is ) 10 ! that Young
will pay no attention to Brushs request.
The anc!enu OF the Brooklyn "u'ht
put In some more practice this morn
ing. Kelley. DAILY. McJames and few
others joining the Reds In an ante
lunch appetizer. Bid McPhec took n
crack at second base. and made the
youngsters stare at the way he handled
I. himself. II il comes to a pinch King
BID may don a uniform and help out.
He ate 'em Up 'sith the celebrity that
The evening world., 1901-06-05
man SHOOTS
Wife ANDCH|LD.
He Is Fatally Shot
in Turn by a
Neighbor.

DETROIT. Mich. June ga special
to tho News from Coleman. Mich. says:
VIII Arnell. who lives In Beaverton.
to-day shot and killed his Sx-year.old
daughter. fatally wounded mis- wife and
was shooting AZ mis- sister and Mrs.
Samuel D,pp. who were In the house,
nhen Mr~. Dopp'a husbAnd fatally
wounded him with charge from q
shotgun.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
ROOSEVELT TO VISIT LODGE

vicc-Prssideat Will see Second De-
gree Worked In Flushtnx.
vice-Presidtnt Roosevelt IL expected In
Flushing tonight. and with other nom.
bers OF Mattinecock Lodge will v:si.
Cornacopia Lodge Of MasonA ut Flush.
Ing.
Mr.. Roosevelt and the party will travel
on special train frtrn Oyster Bay.
Thousands OF Masons are expected from
ali parts OF the State to confer the
accnnd decree.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
MAcKAY LOSES DINNER.
rruto"ic Fails t. Reach Lcmdon Il,
Time,

LONDON. June 5-Thc Whit, star
line steamer Tcuton!c. Capt Mck!n.
s,ry. from New York May 80 Tor Qu.S ms .
town and Liverpool. was s.xatcd on
Brow Head At O'Clock this mSrniny.
I, viii. therefore. not be possibly. for
her passengers TO reach London before
3 o'clock Thursday morning, and Mr..
John w. Mnckay. who In on board, viii
consequently not be able to attend the
banquet OF the Chamber Of CONNIE rec
this evening as he had hoped 10 do.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
PISTOL EXPERTS IN TRIAL.
nile, mcdonnell viii flight MUIR
der Charge Hard.

A.Nstan, Dlstr!c;-Auorney IL BAR.
bier SAD to-day that ,he expected TO
bring Miles MncDonmell to trial on June
~. in IN" Supreme Court. before Justice
EurSuiir.
NacD3nnc,l shot and killed George
rricr In IA quarrel in the Onnwn Hn;el.
one Hundred aud rwcnty-fifih stree;
and PARK avenue. six months ago. and
Was held by tn. Coroner.
The f.atdr. uf the trial will be- the
Testimony OF pistol experts. who vii tell
how huli", holes were made In MacDOn-
ns.ll's coat.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
ADVANCE IN sTEEL7

Oaesrs Of the Tvust Won't Cos.
Artn II.
OsY,cers OF the United States Stcel
Corporation will not condrm the repor,
that rules have been madc ~ them foI
quick delivery At 50 per ton. an advances
OF more than ~ over the price recently
dxcd by the pool
The evening world., 1901-06-05
LOOKING FOR TROUBLE?
secretary Of War Iloids Array
I'ruusuOr(s In Service

WASHINGTON. June The Score.
,ary OF War has determined 10 keep the
transports Of the Atlantic service. and
they Will not b~ sold. as :irs, contcm-
plated. The board Of srmy officers
made an investigation OF the transports
Stsigwick, Crook ana Mcclellan. and
appraised their value. hut also recon.
mcn'ied that they be retained hy the
Government, instead OF being sold. as
they might be needed FOR future service.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
CHILD WANTS TO SING.
nut Gerry Agents say Luisa pei
l~cchiM IL TuO Young.

lecrhtA IL TOO Young.
Two weeks ago agents .! the Gerry
Soc,.,y arrested Tulsa F-li.cchin for
allowing her niece. Teresa C,pAtnr'o.
sad 10 he under sixteen. TO appear on
the stage at the villa Guiln. y" issi
Grand street. The CTR! Is we'll devc'
oped and the aunt claimed that she was
past her sixteenth birthday
Mrs. Pel!ecch!a was fined So in Spc-
ciai Sessions yesterday. hn, to-day aer
attorney told Magistrate fl,mmcr TIE
rc.n {. more than sixteen years NJ age.
Mrs Pell~cchia. he said. assert. that
Teresa should he allowed to sing again
at the villa Guiln
Magistrate Fiamm~r set an sxamina-
lion OF the cas-. FOR Thursday at
o'clock
The evening world., 1901-06-05
KILLED BY cAMPHoR BALL.
Little Carl Gonaicck Died After He
Mad Swallowed Ose.

Carl Gondeck. the three.year.old ron
OF Albert Gondeck. a butcher at No. y
Boerum avenue. Murray I'm. l. l.. died
from the effects OF camphor ball which
he had swallowed. The littlr chap got
hold OF the camphor bali without tbs
knowledge OF his parents. and put II
In his mouth. evidently thinking Il was
candy. The ball lodged In his throat
and the fumes stined HIN.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
ECUADOR BONDS IN DISPUTE.
Development. Company. As..r. TO

D~rciOpm~nt Company's A3atrs to
IIr Further Aired In Court.
Judge I.Icomoe. IN the United States
circuit Court. to-day handed down IL
decision In the suit OF George D. W.
Mumtord and 81. George Lane Fox PITT
against the Ecador Development Com.
pany. d!.solving the temporary restrain
ing order Issued las; Monday. upon the
complainant hlsnH bond for 10000.
The Court Will hear arguments on tho
question OF an injunction to prevent
the issuing OF dcben:ure bonds by the
defendant Company on Friday next.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
CHURCH WORKER DYING.
RaiseA slb.OOO.OOO for Debt-Bus'
asned EliAees.

CHICAGO. H.. June Edward Kim.
ball. u retired merchant OF this city.
famous for his efforts during the pas.
twenty.four years In the direction OF
rafting funds for. the relief OF debt
Urite.i States. 10 dying 1t the home OF
his son here. It u estimated that he
aas raised fully Sls.ooo.ooo for church
work.
The evening world., 1901-06-05
BIRTH CERTIFIED TO.

Ofacinl Ceremony Attending Royal
Announcement.
ROME. June 5.-The birth OF Princess
Yo,ande Mnrgher.ta Milcne Elizabeth
Romano Maria. daughter OF the King
and queen OF ltaly., which occurred
Junc'l, was duly certified to this morn.
Ing at the Quirihel In the presence Of
thu Ajax and other members Of the
members " the Mayor OF Rome.