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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-11
Noted Criminal Ia Cauoht.

Two Of the Chardon bank robbers were
run down and arrested at Willoughby,
Ohio. The elder of the two, heavy set
man, was recognized by Marshal Con
nell of Painesville as notorious pick
pocket and criminal
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-11
Kills One, Cures Anoth.r

Jacob Wichman, whose stomach was
removed recently, died in the German
hospital, Brooklyn. D. G. Rodman.
whose stomach was removed in Newark.
N. j., is still improving and it is thought
he will live
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-11
Boy Cuts Apotber,s Tb-,,+

During a fight at Odon, Ind, Harley
Lamb. II years old, killed Walter Cor
rell, aged %, cutting his throat from ear
to ear. Both We're of prominent and
wealthy parents. Lamb is under arrest.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-11
cremated in = Hotel Fire.

John Durkee, guest, lost his life by
the burning of the Coffman House at
Paris, Tenn. Mr.. Durkee was cremated
while trying to save some articles and
only the trunk of his body was recovered.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-11
Ready for the Antarctics.

The ship built for the use of the Ger
man antarctic expedition was launched
at Kiel in the presence of Count Won
Observation-Disclosures, secretary III the in
terror, and other officials.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-11
Not n Bargain

"Mr. Perkins, I rather d ,,n,
your last daughter away llV :.
ooh, that's all right S ~ 1T i,
one, but 1 don't intend ID, 70 otn ri
one cent cheaper than the 0'D'
salary do you get?"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-11
Big Oil Well is DriIIef1.

The biggest oil well in the Lima, Ohio.
field for several years was drilled on the
residence property of Henry Frueh Of tha
Lima brewery, northeast Of the city.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-11
Target for Conspirators.

The Berlin Vossiche Zeitung prints a
special dispatch from Lemburg, the cap
ital of Galicia, in which, based on infor-
nation received from Warsaw, it is said
that the Russian minister of the interior,
Privy Councillor Sipuagine, was shot at
recently, but that the plot TO assassinate
!, f.;loI
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-11
Count ToIstoi Is Bau;sbe1.

Strong confirmation comes Of the rumor
that the Russian government has BAN
ished Count Leo Tolstoi for melting re-
cent disturbances and the attempt to as
sassinate one of the ministers.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-11
vanderbiIts Get Another Railroad.

Vanderbilts have acquired control Of
the Delaware and Hudson, which will be
merged into the New York Central. BY
purchase they and the Morgan interests
practically own the anthracite coal bust
ness Of the country.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-11
Mayor Harrison Re. E,ec4aa

Carter II. Harrison is elected Mayor Of
Chicago for the third time polling from
1000 to 10000 more votes than have
been previously cast for him.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-11

To Milton we owe ! ~ an,peI
fools" ga wilderness " rooosI
"Moping melancholy d."
Madness
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-11
Is LARGEST vesseI Ever Rr;,+

The new White Star line steamer Gel
tic, the largest vessel ever built, was sue
cessfully launched at Belfast in the pres
cnce of large and representative gath
ering.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-11

Coughing Leads to oo" +bs b
Kemp's Balsam VIII ss st tto.day'
once. Go to your drugglStI II IN 25a
sample bottle free. s oo'd delays 4
cent bottles. Go at onee'
gerOus.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-11

Rhode Island still remains the most
densely populated State in the Union.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-11

A man doesn't nina Is ora
of whims If they az
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-11

A months t. pr. sbgSsssS'
II you have pysgg}gsasil T pT. s$#b S
press U paid. Send no none. .;ne d
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-11

Sweat and fruit acids mitb %
color goods dyeea sold BY "
FADELESS DYES. 'O' u
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-11

Charles Pinckney FIR De-
sentiment, "Mllllo .i,,,top
not one cent for trioule. Z
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-11

Lanes Family W. ~, d
I Moves the bowels eac nnecceasssnrl|
to be healthy this - a kidne!Es;
gently on the liver am q and &
Sick headache. Price lo~I
"of two evils I have '. tnTst t1s1
and "The end must 5 5uS,"' /
are from Matthew fllO
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.

OFFICE OF TEE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA p Washington. D C.
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special NnTIcE-

LiverymrH that have agreed to pool their car
rlaSes for the return Of their patrons Si4o 20 70
Rae inaugural bail Tickets given by them en-
title the holder to the Inst carriage at the Il
Street door Of the Pension OHise No waiting
CT calling numbers The price Of each carriage
With return ticket is $40.
} Bower 60 \. !. ave nz.
+ Berrs. Raleigh ktbitJ. and willard
Hotel Stab.es.
E BuEgdorf. i7S sth st. nv.
l. Brooks, Drsneys Stable, GfJ X. Y ave.
EN
= " Bei.reuz is SIN st nw
WA " Chamber. IZZT z IT, nx
T. l. Cooper. alley between 18th and 18th. il
and I and 1865 C. Il NV
% l. Coca. Gz5 81 NV.
Wm- Downey. 1924 L T. ard Eorrnandie
Hotel.
P J Devine. rhysou House Stables. IN and
" 2 I,pbey. Y d -. ne
J Il eileen. 81 & 4. and itss st. ard
rcsr Of Bis 18th ~ Hw-
THos Carey. Jae'zson alley, between ID and 81
81. and F4 ave. nv
r P Harauey gs55 Pa ave u=.
L Hazel. slft O a. ma. Ceorg-t5zp
y Honey 81 stH -. nv. National Hotel
B. 2 MeCsuey 1877 Il r. nv. Arlington
Riszs Houze Gordon. aad Barton Hote-s
J D. Eai-.sla, SIS 18th a. na-
z. J. Seir-su rear Il I726 T r. ny.
p = Shaw. JstEeen and e. SeE Jenny ave.
and Ist -
L C. Taompa7a- Jofsns9b ave. between and
s. ard I4ta and 18th st7- aE-
@. 3 bsH Net I-2S lZsb 70 NV. 1870 = -.
Sbgreiau and Cochran. Metropolitan Club.
G. azEey- 10 5,h - na
J. ? Wife ~ . 81
&lEs3a x Perry. = q - ne
" O. So ssru- 1925 . u NIX
o, Nod sg-1ar Gzth and q sta *
c. ?. Zuraarat. ~ u ~ ana ~ q u. ~.
F-Z5-g
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
4 BRIDAL COUPLE BEATEN.
Attacked ia Their Home and the
Husband Stabbed

EAST ST LOUIS. III. March 1-E.-
ward Moore living on The Old Taa9kfa
Road. two miles south Of ta.s CITY. wes
probably fatally stabbed on Tuesday
night. hlz wife vas beaten ana drlFe-
from home and MS house Was Nearly DE-
stroyaa by fire 11oore a.serts tF=t tH-
attscE Eag cue 70 q Jealous rival
Hcore SAYS the attacking parry vs.
composed Of three women ana one uau
ali known 20 him ~ visited his h5ss==
al 81 O'clock. tire IIours after his lIzz
ri-sr ceremony had t'e@u Formed j.
decI@ res they broke Lne door IL and I.:-
cAedeG 90 beat him ana his wife TIE
women. he Says. attacked Mrs. Moor
pulled her haiE and tried II SGT IRE &
hsr. She finally escaped from them an
raa six blocks 70 - UeiEhbors hons
an tne three women pursuing hcT-
Moore left alone with MS male assam
Fit- eI@a Eed Ia a desperate eEcounif &
with him. 4 coal stove which vas over
turned during the struggle set hre 70 tas
building Moore Was stabbed md f-H Hli-
conscious TO tn. door The house VAS on
TIRE when help arrived led b. hrs wife
Moore Was dra Eged unconscious out 81
the house and the FIRE was eEtlngulshed-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
FRIENDLY TO MIssIoNAR
Thc Cos ernor of shaH-T'HHE From
Isea Thrm I,rntrrfIon


<E-Ey YORK. March l-Robcrt r.
essecr. of tho Presbyterian Board al For
eisn Miselons. received yesterday copy
Of "a letter aout By the Governor of shan
Tung. China. 90 some of the American
aud English missioner ies who have been
stationed iu that province. The letter Is
addreEsrd to- the representative al the
American Baptist and Presbyteriau mis-
Hions and Of the English Baptist missions.
~ ffgl time OF the troubles last summer
many native Christians suffered death
rather fhan rccant- Ia other case. how
ever they djd publicly r.caut an some
instance signing written statements ct
rccautati"u. Even az that time some or
the officials were personally friendly, but
they urged the natIyc Christians. never
tbricsH. f" r,oant for the time being. I'm,
order to allay rho fury of the Boxers.
Stree the return of more Quiet times.
many of theae eS-eouyarts wished to re-
turn To thoir Christian allegiance. but
they feared that their previous action
would Saua, trouble
Ia this emergency. the missionaries ud-
dressed letter 10 Yueu Shih kai. the
Governor nf ShfH-runK Ia his letter OF
rppiy h- Says iu part
All rfrrgrE of Christians to rrsgUt
whether given tn officials or To- r,.rs,,f,g
pt"dkrE. of whatever kind. to the same
effect. are uull and void. and no fuTt her
account b. Ca hc taken of them have
moreover. instructed my subordiuatra
Test Christians De affected 60 hind.4sac.
or annoyance ga the matter You rrytr-
cnu HitE- have been preaching iu China
many A"-ars. ami without exception. tx-
inft H1Tu concerning Righteousness Your
church customs arc strict and correct
ana All your converts may well observe
thctu- In establishing your customs YOU
have ie'n careful to- see that Chinese, Nv
Was observed. How then can IL hc said
that There IL di>luyaityg To meet this
BORT OF oslumuy I have instructed that
proc flnuN hc pat out uurpa.,r
hereafter tu have lasting pvaco church
Interests may then prosper AMI can
promote your idea OF preaching righteous
Hess
TIE present overturniuE H. or a most
SNtf=efstiHsrN character. tE forced N1sf
res Cff nd air.. Go 20 long journeys Hy land
HHe water. and subjected vou 20 alarru
auo dangers. causing Wc many oflaIf1H
of Conscience. Everywhere h is now
uutet. Tho missionaries az France Ger
nShs- ard other nations have RETURNED
e. the Interior O. preach as formerly. n
N"u- reverend sirS. wish to return 10 tho
i#tFfiaT. WauiG b,E Nou nrst Ia tisr
J. 20 w"'u tbai , nsy most certainly order
me military ers rH where. to carefully
EHafa and csyort yogt
Z E" American missionaries have mot
W. as rllc. rCturned to the interior of
Shan aTuHE
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
A MANS STRANGE DELUsIoN.
Aged New Yorker Believes Himself
10 Bc an Automobile.

new YORK, March IA ran mo
gave his name as John G. Heeuan. si.ty-
four years old. OF Grand Street Brooklyn.
and said he was an cx-prizefghter at
tempted t0 commit suicide Yesterday ty
jumping into the Harlem River from the
Third Avenue bridge. lie was restrained
by Putrniman CIary. Of the East I9Gth
Street Station. with much oEfficJlty. for
the man had got part Sty over the rail-
ing before he could be dragged Lack.
fhe would-bc suicide Was Enthusiastically
dressed. In his hat he wore plume OF
bright cUlory, feathers and several coils
or rubber tubing were twisted aT'.Uud his
body. into one end OF the tubing be man
was talking. believing IL to be a telephone.
He also expressed the belief that he was
an automobile.
In the Harlem court. in which he was
aTraiEued. he Insisted that he rad al en-
ZaECmVut To fight John /. Sullivan and
begged city Magistrate Crane to release
him. lie VAS committed TO Belle, ue lies
pitat Tor examination ~ 10 uis sanity.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01


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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
ORDERS TO ARMY OFFICERS
Mat@t nCIer the Army
REORGANIZATION EsfII

The following officers have been detail
Cd for four years in the Adjutant Gener-
al $ and Inspector Generals Departments
under the new system provided for IN the
Army Reorganization biIl-
Adjutant Generals Department-AIajo rs
J. II. Dorst, James Parker. " + Wider.
and S. Fountain, Of the Cavalry. Majors
z. P. Strong. l. v Caziarc. and sydney
". Taylor. Of the Artillery Corps, Majors
A G Sharp. Il y Greene. J g Bal
lance. and G l. Crane. or the Infantry.
Inspector General $ jors
l. - homas Cuuline u. Murray. and
Peter 5. bonus, Of the Caya.ry Majors
J. NJ K Davis and Ramsey 3 Potts. If
Artillery Corps; Majors r. 4 Smith.
AlffTd Reynolds. and James A Irons, Of
the Infantry
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
PALMER JAILED AT ASHLEY.
The Banker Projected From a Mob
by Armed Deputies.

ASHLEY. - Starch Edmond Pal
ler. President u 1a= d-flzeE private
banking institutions a. Dez PLANES ard
ASHLEY III. and ElLs-sv.I-s, Ind. In Gus
tgdy q Sherl1 august Caal1=yar. arrived
~ ashley early yesterday
one hundred Indignant creditors u rzz
C=fGDct ASHLEY hank were gathered Oh
IEe depot platform when Lh= -Ezs- zr-
-zFsc- >E=--s- LJElZ=y-r 49, u-s Is =
DOZEN armed GeLEL-=E E-C Palmer EaE
hurried q tA= Palace Hotel fglOE=E t.y-
tE= EG--[=- crowd Et---= 1E--e cries o
-Ez=h him hE- 70 violence VS. q
-=-st-- S-=--E L-l@-= EEz-s 70 chance Of gel
LrS ~ palmer --s= crowd EgE- dispersed
Later - I@= 1zE ne Ga-= y-aE - Egz z
t=zzEzzE -g-la -rsBs-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
BONES DUG UP IN THE BoWERY
Grim Reminders of Ancient New
lark GraVeyRrds

MEM YORK. March Ten human
ss>ulis and IS lot OF thigh arm and pei
vir homes uf human beings we-e unearsa-
si Yesterday morning and "Wednesday GA
the site 81 tEe old NoIks Garden. Nos -
and 81 HoWer2. where sxcayioas are be-
i1S made foT the new building OF II. ! ar-
Nt2 q SOFAS. contractors. - No. 5ls Last
SsNtsee;h Street
TIE bones showed thzt they had been
i- the ez-tA a long time one sss.u Iza
hole IN H. As II made by 2 bullet or
Sharp instrument The sku--s we're found
ga q KIND q Tow IS i E3sr-@ had fse- :.
~E--Eeyarc there =. one EL-2s
The >EaE where tie Bones ysr-e chg M.
S --SI back ~ The LC-ll- = Et-tre il
thv HawsrH- john Hansen. who hers
Ioe one A-lzs House H. tEza Box =--.-- 80
wG- EaS been iC that -1s1-s-E1- s-- 10Y
ssE-y-I-Ne years S2ys b. u=-1c-z-7-=rS vszzr
about I1e Es-l1e fe came IHe-e eEr-e ws-t
several Szs-a- szaE-yar7is -loEE IL ] ags-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
THE STRIKE N PATERSON.
Troubles Of silk MuI Employees Not
Yet settled

PATTERSON. \. }. March I-PeIEram
4 Meyer. silk manufacturers. are the
'hird company that has within "a week
been forced IL face Jae demand or its
employees Tor higher wages. Al the mill
of a X 81 Levy the strike Is SIM or
The yS'ay,rs employed by the G. Z. Med
lHs SAX Company returned 10 work tE=s
morning
Al the FeiSram s Meyer m5U the weay-
ers have made tbs same demand that was
made az the other places The cc-u-a -y
replied that 81 was willing Io give su s4d-
vance Of per cent II once and smother
per cent on April l. IL said that IT did
not want 70 be The first 10 grant The sCh.G-
ate 81 wages presented by the wrs yrr7S
but II tie schedule WAS made general II
JFJITTi TFSN tffS Wages The woaEErS arr
said 10 be better paid al IktS mill than az
Jaazsy - The Others, suti they decided ,ses
70 40 ga strike GutE after Shc general
meeting 20 IL held TINS evening when re
parts Wiil be received from All Tho mills
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
THE BOSTON TEA PARTY.
D~-c.ndnnt of One of the E'artIci-
pants tn Demand Payment

Descendant OF one oil the 5--aFAtSt-
pants tn Demand Payment
ELLlCOTT CITY, Md. March L.
Thomas &. Espey a few days ago receiV-
cd notice that IN a few weeks the Gov
erHment would he called On 10 remuner-
ate the heirs Of Samuel Espey OF Reyo-
lutionary fame. his grandfather. for the
part he took in the capture OF one Of the
vessels Of he famous Boston Tea Par
ty. December IT, 1913.
Peter : Espev, of Baltimore city q
brother of Thomas. has m his possession
b Is said. the original DRAFT promising TO
pay The salvage claims 10 his gFaudfath-
or This has never been paid. During
President Andrew Jackson Admiuistra-
ticH an effort as made Il is claimed. TO
recover bar for some reason unexplained
even though il had the President $ en-
dorsemeut. 1t still remains among the
unpaid claims
There are only eight surviving heirs
10 this amount. which Mr. ESDey esti-
u5ateS az several millions OF dollars He
Is al present engaged as an engineer % "a
hoiStiug engine.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
GENERAL sIcKLEs a MEMBER.
The Old soldier Mustered into the
Union Veteran Legion.

Gen Daniel = Siczles was received into
membership in EncamUnent No. c. Of
the Union Veteran Legion last night. the
ceremony taking place lL the residence Of
his daughter, I5l5 Connecticut Avenue
northwest
A special meeting or the encampnent
was held early in the evening in the
Mon Veteran Legion Han on PenuSyl-
EstEla Avenue. after which the OIEcerS
and mecnherS Of tie command called upon
the wishing veteran and mustered MIN
into the Organization.
The following officers Of the eucamp-
meuT Were present.
Cot J EdWIn Browne. Lieut. Col Dan
i@l A. Babcock. Ma jo- Harrison l.. Dean,
Surgeon william II. Norton, Chaplain
" imam II. Narmersley, Quarterrlastar
r. g. Griffin Officer Of the Day Thomas
D hearns. and Officer Of the Guard H
L. McCalnOnt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
TEN YEARS FOR ROBBERY.
Two CoIored Women Sentenced IN
New York CITY

MEN YORK March Fanny N5cho-
las. forJy-1ine years old. Of No n West
Forty-5rst Street, and Mamie Reed. thirty
ye-rs old. Of No ll5 East Thlrty--flrst
Street. colureG women. we're seat u A.
burn Prison for Ken years ~ Judge Eos
ter N Part S.gF General Sessions E=s-zr-
Cay for Eu5H-EE EEz-ECs 3 E.-es-z-s- nine
third Street Mrr-uS wzS passing NJ -
" esr Thi-Jisth Street on the night uI
January Is when man SPOKE % him
The Two R0ll--l seized him g I'd dragged
him l1ta EEa basement where r. V-zs
robbed az - The women were caught.
u.zg The nan escaped
Judge Foster sid L. considered ne Of
fence one @ t2= most L--urs-z = crimes
Il endangered Ize safety ~ trz r--1-z=
II the S-res.S. z--G 70 prevent -eE,zLzzzs-zs
u such -. offence n considered E-zEE-
E-r-zltles s-1s.-56 L. Imposed E-1l---Ea= y
the street - s-a-lTe-1 people Eez- [z- To-
--.E.L.-r- L -l..--Eel-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
FAILED TO STRIKE
Rumor of Trouble With Ironvvorkers
at the &. l.. .. Unfounded.

1t was reported last night that the men
engaged on the iron work Of the new Gov
eminent Printing ONCE Building would
strike again today. The time set for their
going out. according To the rUmor WAS
1# O'Clock this morning The strike.
hoSever- did not materialIze at that hour
II was said by those acquainted with the
situation that the talk ahots= a strike was
the cuJErcwih ~ = controversy between
the men and Superintendent White about
three weeks ago
About that time John Turner was ayJ-
I'@lnteS assistant superintendent u was
learned by the iron workers that Turner
was not a union man They immediately
b Is said. demanded that ne loIn the
union or resign II is claimed he refused
60 do either The men threatened 10 Quit
unless he complied. He finally * is said
went into the union, and there the trouble
-ug<G
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-01
DEATH CAUSED BY BOWLING.
4 brooklyn Druggists Heart Weak
ened by Playing the Game

4 brooklyn Druggists Heart Weak
ened by Playing the Game
NEW YORK, March Excessive bowl
ing. resulting in heart disease, Is believed
10 have caused The death Of Dr. Leo G
Morgenstern. the proprietor Of a Brook
iyn drug store. his death occurred at 4
o clock yesterday morning while the doc
tor was on his way home from q dance.
pr. NgrgeilSJeTu was an inytJ-rat@ bow
Ter, and was on the alleys for hours every
day HIS bowling club held . dance on
Wednesday night. and h- attended with
his WIFE He had been bowling ali after
noon He Eaa almost reached his home
when stricken with heart disease D--rh
came before medical aid cuIId be obtain
ed.
DE- MOTge1Steru- who was Jai-ty-seEeu
years old belonged To Tuscan Lodge No
7E. r and 4. NJ Gj3aert Cgulcll No
I545. Rslai -Arcs1uru. and 2 number Of
bowling clubs h leaves @ widow and
TWO children