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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-02-14

North American Transportation and
Trading company's store at Rampant
on the Yukon, was shot and killed De
cember by Don Carrollton.
During her recent stay in Chicago
Madame Sarah Bernhardt took out q
life Insurance policy for 100000, nam
ing her. son, Maiir:ca EcrnharGf. a. The
beneficiary. The annual premium will
De $500.
John Henry Smith, Americas rich
est bachelor, will entertain New York s
society at a dinner dance ON Feb. "A
at the Waldorf-Astoria. There will
be $50 guests and the entertainment
will cost $4,000. 80.
A gang of train robbers has been
systematically robbing the Adams Elk
press company, and the New York Of
ficials think that the guilty parties arc
former employees. The losses amount
OF 500, 900 or more. =:
Fire Quilted the postofiiee and de-
stroyed IA large quantity of mail mat
ter at Wellston, Ohio. The fire also
damaged the First National bank, J. ].
Vandervorts' wall paper and book
store and the knights of Pythias' Hall
Joseph Fitzgerald, young man en-
ployed in the Seaboard National bank,
has been arrested in New York on a
charge of defalcation The amount of
his speculation is only $500, which Is
more than covered by his, bond of
SO 900.
Fire swept over two blocks between
Thirtieth and Thirty-second streets of
First avenue and the East river New
York, destroying eight tene ments,
three business buildings, foundry
and a lumber yard, causing loss of
l,500,0 900
Henry Colvin, a farmer of the town
of Rathbone. n. Y, was brought to
Jail at Bath to await the action of the
grand jury on q, charge of criminal as
sault. Colvin's l4-year-old daughter is
his alleged victim. Colvfn is a Sal
walton Army enthusiast.
A commercial war between Russia
and the United States, involving Chi
cago manufacturing interests, ia
threatened by the proposed import
duty on Russian sugar, A retaliatory
prohibitive tariff on American manu-.
features. mainly agricultural i'm
piements, may result,
Among the passengers who arrived
at New York on the Ward Line steam
er Mexico from Havana was Colonel
NJ. c. Dady, who has been prosecuting
his clai magainst the city Of Havana
in relation to the sewage and paving
contracts. Colonel Dady brought
home check for $250,000 and signed
off all claims.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-02-14
InsuIar Affairs.

The yellow fever board at Havana
reports the disease can be carriea
only by mosquitoes,
Some army officers regard with dis
favor the organization of native reg
inlents in the Philippines.
The arrest of Carranza and Cafman
in Manila is said to be preliminry to
the exposure of trechery of American
traders and government employees.
The United States, it is said, Will not
accept Cuba's constitution unless 1t
provides control by this country OF the
islands credits and treaties with
foreign powers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-02-14

"One OF my customers who was greatly
he!ped by Peruna advised me to try It. and
| procured bottle the same day. Now my
head Is clear, my nerves are steady. | enjoy
food, and rest well. Peruna has been worta
dollar a dose to me Il. ID. Wallace,
GRIP CAUSES DEAFNESS.
Mrs. NJ. A. Sharick chaplain G. A X.
Woman,s RELIEF Corps, writes from Ere
mont, Wash:
When la grippe was the prevailing Illness
in this Western country | was laid up the
Whole winter. | partially lost my hearing,
head and throat
| read OF Peruna. tried it and had my
hearing restored and catarrh cured. | can
not speak too well Of Peruna. Mrs. VI. \
Sharick
LA GRIPPE CURED IN ITS FIRST STAGE.
Lieutenant Clarce Hunt, OF the Salt Lake
City Barracks of the Salvation Army. writes
from ogden. Utah:
Two months ago was suffering with SO.
severe cold that | could hardly speak
"Our captain advised me to try peruna.
and procured a bottle for me, and truly Ii
worked wonders. Within two weeks | was
entirely well"-Clarlce Hunt.
CONGRESSMAN WHITES LETTER.
Tarbor0, N. c.
The Peruna Medicine Co.. Columbus, o.
Gentlemen: ~ am more than satisfied
with Peruna, and find IL 10 be an excel
lent remedy for rhe grip and cafarrh.
have used if In my family and they all
join me In recommending IL as an excel
lent remedy. - Geo. II. White, Member
OF Congress.
REMAINED IN FEEBLE HEALTH AFTER
CURED OF LA GRIPPE.
Mrs. 7. W. Collins, Treasurer Independent
Order Of Good Templars, of Everett Wash,
writes:
After having n severe attack Of Ia grippe
continued In feeble condition even after
the doctor called me cured. My blood seemed
poisoned. Peruna cured me."-Mrs. T. W.
Collins.
Address The Peruna Medicine Co.. Of
Columbus. o.. for free book on catarrh
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-02-14

Washington, Feb, THE senate
passed tbs pension bill, appropriatine
Sl44 500 Goa The ship subsidy bill
~as taken up and Aessrs. McLaurin
Of South Carolina and Morgan Of
Alabama, both democrats made
peeches. Senator McLaurin annoanc-
d his intention to support the bill
because il would help the cotton IA
terests, but Senator Morgan opposed
b. He asked Senator Allison for an
estimate OF the appropriations for the
present session. The latter replied
le thought he aggregate would be
bout $3.50 000. 600. Senator Hale ex-
pressed the opinion that the fgurea
would be nearer $S00OOO,000. The
,enate passed bill for the payment
II travel allowances on discharge
from the volunteer army to officers
md enlisted men Of the 18th cavalry,
b5rd aud 37th regiments OF infontry
Who entered military service in the
philippines Senator Mo.gan criticized
he subsidy bin as unconstitutional
Ie said il was now being considered
OF on its merits but as a party meas,
re. Not all the senators on this side
I the chamber interposed Senator
pooner, regard ii as a party meas
re-" The postoffice appropriation
ill WIS passed by the house. Con.
erence reports upon bills providing
or the aho',hon OF grade crossings In
he District OF Columbia and the con.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-02-14
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.
Hollands Queen-Bride.

The young queen received the lei
icitatlons of foreign diplomats on her
marriage.
Queen Wilhelmina reviewed par
ade in celebration of her wedding eve
Duke Henry was cheered by the
crowd.
Gayety is prevailing in The Hague
aver Wilhelm.nas marriage in contrast
with sad scenes lately enacted IN
London.
Queen Wilhelmina of Holland was
welded to Duke Henry or Meklen-
burg-Schwerin. The civic ceremony
took place at II a. m. in the palace;
the religious rite in the Dutch ne
formed Church later.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-02-14
Foreiqn.

The Danish minister of finance
wants to borrow 100000 kroner.
The island of Reunion has been de
clared infected with bubonic plague.
The prince of the Netherlands is al,
lowed interest on 50000,000 guilders.
A strike has blockaded the railroad
leading from Madrid to the Portuguese
frontier.
The revolt in Venezuela ended with
the capture of General Acosta, in
surgent leader. -
Pope Leo, it is reported, has notified
Archbishop Martinnelli that he will be
created a cardinal. ,t
Edward J. Hopkins for many years
organist and musical director of TEN
pie church, London. is dead.
A Paris dressmaker has ssobtained a
Judgment in London against Mrs.
Carter, the actress. for $3.105..
The explosion of several hundred
cases of dynamite in a Mexican mine
blew off the top of a mountain and
killed 81 persons.
Twenty fresh cases of smallpox and
nine deaths from that disease were re,
ported in Glasgow There are now
433 cases in the hospitals.
An official proclamation issued in St
Johns. Newfoundland summons the
legislature to meet February q in
special session to renew the French
shore modus viyendi for the current
year.
The young women of Telgte, in
Westphalia. and other towns of that
district have notified the young men
of their intention to dance with them
hereafter only when the men wear
patent leather shoes.
Enormous snow-faIls are reported
throughout the Sudetian and Hartz
mountains, in west Prussia and in the
black forest. In some places the snow
lies eight metres deep, rendering com.
muuication impossible.
The police of Berlin contemplate
adopting a new general alarm system
This will involve the erection of booths
throughout the city, showing. behind
lighted tables, automatic electric an.
uouncements, when murders bank
rob6efies and other crimes al g com.
mitted
The witnesses ut the marriage of thu
prince Of the Asturjas, Maria de las
Mercedes eldest sister OF the king OF
Spain. To Prince Charles Of Bourbon
cooad son of the prince az Bourbon
Sicilies, will be Generals Weyler. Der
udl ana Echague. under whom III ,
erjrce served iU Jau tuaa campaign.
4 general strike of all the trades ar
lion, "A fortified seaport town Of Spain
'leven miles from Oviieo. on the bay
VI Biscay growing ont of the eight
1our question has assumed alarm
ns proportions. over 10 600 men are
1ut The law has been proclaimed
throughout the province and the gov
rnment has drafted there q sufficient
orce of troops to cope with any emer
ency,
Sir Henry Edward MaCallun. the re
ling governor OF Newfoundland vii
id March for England, en- route 70
etal. to whose governorship he ha
en- assigned. Sir Cnvendish BOYLE
fyernor-elect OF Newfoundland. vii
We Demerara February %. visitin
andou about the middle OF March
! reaching Newfoundland early II
~. During the interregnum Chic
stiee Little will be the acting gov
nor of Newfoundland.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-02-14

La Grippe Is epidemic catarrh.-It spares
no class or nationality. The cultured and
the ignorant the arlstocrat and the pauper.
The masses and the classes are alike subject
to la grippe. None are exempt-all are liza
bic.
Have you the grip2 Or, rather, has the
grip got your Grip Is well named The
original French term, la grippe, has been
shortened by the busy American to read
grip" Without intending to do so a new
word has been coined that exactly describes
the case. As II some hideous giant with
awful GRIP had clutched us In its fatal
clasp. Men, women, children, whole towns
and cities are caught in the baneful grip of
a terrible monster.
pE-RU-NA FOR GRIP.
Mrs. DR.. {. y. Powell, President OF Ep
worth League, also President of Loyal Tenn
perance Legion, writes from Chehalis,
Wash:
Il have used several remedies In cases OF
severe colds and Ia grippe. but none | con
slider of more value than Peruna, Mrs. DIR.
G.. ID. Powell.
AFTER-EFFECTS or LA GRIPPE.
Miss Emma Jours, President Golden Rod
Sewing circle, writes from 40 Burllng street,
Chicago. H., as follows:
This spring | suffered severely from the
after-effects of Ia grippe. As the doctors
did not seem to help me | bought bottle
of Peruua Miss Emma Jouris.
CONGRESSMAN HowARD's LETTER.
FOrf Payne, Ala.
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, q.
Gentlemen: ~ have fahen Peruna now
for fwO weeks and find am very much
relieved. I feel thar my cure VIII be
permanent. have also faken II for Ia
grippe, and take pleasure In recon-
menoing Peruna as an excellent remedy
10 all fellow sufferers. IN. ". How
ard, Member Of Congress.
LA GRIPPE LEAVES THE SYSTEM IN A
DEPLoRABLE CONDITION.
II. l.. Wallace a charter member OF the
international BARRIERS Union, writes from i
Western avenue. Minneapolis. Mimi:
Following a severe attack la grippe |
seemed 10 be affected badly all over.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-02-14

He suggested to Sena-
tor Spooner that he call up the
Spooner Philippine bill The Wiscon-
sin senator replied that he would be
gla1 TO obtain consideration for the
bill but was not in charge Of it.
The debate on the postoftice appro
pri7 ton bill consumed another day in
the house.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-02-14

Chicago February wheat, T5kc.
Children marched safely out of
burning school at West Superior.
Canada may object to United States
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-02-14

II your druggist cannot supply you, seud
us stco ana we ~ill express bottle to YOU
all charges prepaid. he sure and yiy, as
your nearest express ofiee.
c. AYsR Co, Lowell, Mass.
Send for our beautiful illustrated book on
The HAN Free.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-02-14

Washington, Feb. S.--An Intellectual
effort was made in the senate TO
secure an agreement upon time for
the final vote upon the shipping bill
Vigorous protests were made By OPP
ponents of the measure against any
such agreement even for a date in
the indefinite future. Senator Prit-
chard rep, \. c. spoke for the s. ip-
ping measure The high water n, *
made in the fifty-frst congress RE-
garding private pension bills was o.
most reached when iS4 bills passed
against 1877 passed at a single session
in former congress. The general
pension bill was passed to restore to
the pension rolls widows of soldiers
Of the TsOeuion who subsequently
married and became widowed or
divorced BY the terms OF the bill
however, its benefits are limited TO
widows of soldiers who married be-
fore the close Of the rebellion and
who are now dependent upon their
own labor for support.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-02-14

Washington, Feb. 9-During al
most the entire session. the senate
had under consideration the naval ap-
preparation bill. Consideration of the
diplomatic and consular appropriation
bill in the house developed something
Brown of Ohio, standing in the center
of the republican side of the chamber.
made speech strongly eondemning
the colonial policy and urging that
congress should ut once give assur-
ance to the Filipinos that the purpose
OF the United States was TO give them
Independence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-02-14

structon of a station by the Penn
sylvania and Baltimore & Ohio rail
ways We're adopted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
". ~. LEaIITT, ARTIST, HURT.
Thrown From Gen. wheclrr's Horse. which
He Vas Riding NJ Newport.

NEWPORT, Sep, 10 William II Lr~vi,t.
a young portrait painter. met With u serious
accident on Bellevue avenu" thlS afternoon
He wa out riding on Gen Joseph Wheeler'-
war hor-.. and ia some Way ia. animal
got friglt.nel and Mr. leavitt was thrown
a. IA. ground lie struck on his head and
when picked up II wa found that ,hiS in
blri,1 wrrc IL such a serious nature that hs
was removed in tn" ambulance a. the hos
pital There u was found that he had
Fractured his skull and his condition ~
considered very serious
Mr.. I.ayitt made several portraits 81
society ts.upir tins -,a~ou He also has
inst completed a lifc-size canvas OF Gen.
Mh,-ler. who of-r.i him TIA. Use Of his
hnr~s to-day last w,-'k MIR Issvitt
VA. commissioners bv Gov Gregory of
Rh,sie Island "a removal" the famous Stuart
painting 10 Gen Washington, which hangs
In the old state HOUSE IA this city Mr.
ieavi,t was luoked upon ~ a good hor-.-
IMAM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
ELEyEN.YEaR-OLD HORSE THIEF
Sent "a the state Industrial schoo on q
Sbars~ OF Nzgrancy and Iarceay

IYoNs. v Y. sept. 10 Orange Munger
an eleven-vcar-Old horse thief, was SELL
fenced 10y Police Justice Williams this after
noon 20 the stat. Industrial School at
Rochester unfortunately. ON the charge
Of vAgrancy and grand Larceny. For
several years pss, he had been Ia the hath,
Of skipping school, running away for weeks
at a time, spending his time with farmers
and working for his board On Saturday
nigh, he and a pal stole "A horss and rig
belonging 20 Marshall {. Ackerman, "A
S.du- Centre farmer. from IA shed here,
After taking his companion home. Munger
started on a trip. sleeping that night IN
the rs along the road while the horse
nihbl.1 grass He drove To Phelps. Geneva.
WAtrrluo, S-u.ca Falls and Auburn. tax
ing ia N. sights, arriving at SksneatleS
on Sunday evening. where he ask.d "a
farm.r IA feed him and the horse, giving
his name aud home. Will" the toy was
eating. tho farmer t~elephonei here and
ssc.rtained that the lad was wanted for
horse stealing Chief Young was sent
Tor the lad and rig.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
JUDGES SUPPOSED TO KNOW.
Justice Russeils Views N the Mental
Standard Requisite fer the Bench.

Justice Russeii's Views N the Mental
Standard nequssite fer h bench
In deciding that ChAriss II. A. Grant b
entitled 20 Judgment for N,H7 against
George 4. Birrell on Q judment obtained
In the High Court Of Justice Of the Prov
incc Of Ontario. Canada. on Aug ~. 1895.
Justice Russell Of the supreme Court spoke
yesterday Of judicial c~ognizance Of foreign
courts In a novel way. Birrell made the
point that IL was not shown that the On
tario court had Jurisdiction In the action
and that such powers could only be shown
by the statutes creating the court, which
had not been proved In evidence A book
purporting to be the laws Of the Dominion
Of Canada and referring To this u was
declared 20 be the laws by n solicitor, who
was examined. and IL was put In evtdence,
but counse for Birrell contended that this
was not proof Of tho existence or powers
Of the court The Justice says
but were there technical objections To
this proof Ms inadequate ior the purpore.
are tho eyes Of justice SO blinded that the
court Of original general jurisdiction In
the state Of New York cannot see the exist
ence Of a similar court Of n friendly power
exercising It's jurisdiction In q land divided
from this State by q merely m~sthetnstoAl
linei No hin IL given by the defenos that
this court may not recognize the TACT mat
there h q Dominion 81 canada and q
Province Of Ontario within II. which Do
minion and Province are supplied with
usual governmental agencies. THIS court
must preeums hat methods for the adj
mlnist ration Of justice surely prevail IN
tina Dominion and Province and that some
court Of general Jurisdiction exercises
the usual power To determine legal con
troversies.
Would IL not be humlllhting To ~acknowi.
edge that our Judiciary, III. members OF
which have known from childhood IN" eH.
lnstencc In England and IL dependencies OF
tho Kings Bench and Chancery DIVISION
should not be supposed to know as Judges
with this added wealth Of knowledge from
years OF advocacy and Judicial unvestisa-
ton, that there were In reality snch courts
and that In following the example OF The
wise Legislature Of the state ~ New horh:
the Parliament of England had combined
law and equity proceedings In one forum
which reform extended alro In fact and Ia
Provincial legislation 20 our neighbors at
the North who form an integral part OF th.
British Empire.
1T Is only necessary here Ia recognize
the certainty that a court 81 ordinary gen
eral jurisdiction must exist IN the uvinc
of Ontario and that court which acts WITH
tn. usual adJuucts pertaining Ia such q
tribunal may be identified 10y the name II
bears.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
HER SEIZED JEWELS RETURNED.
Nr. ~verha~rca Proves mat n Beught
Them Herr.

Mrs MAJ G.. verhAsren. a dree~m,ker OF
~ West Seventeenth street. accompanied
nv Sigmund Hir.chterg. a iamon dealer
q as Nassau street. went to the Office OF
Collector Bidwell YESTERDAY. where Mrs.
N.rhnrren proved TO the satisfaction OF
the Collectors rrpre-"ntatiN" that four
piccr- Of Jewclry-csrrings and rings worth
about S!oo which had been detained
hon -hn arrived on tlr' steamship la
Na,uio k,S, Friday. had been originally
i..lsl' hy her here from Nj. RirschbeTs.
ari scr. therefore free 81 duty. They
n"rc accordingly returned To her. Mt.
ilr.rli-.rg, wh.n SEEN later at hi- oitcc,
-t.u 'ha, III. cas- was al Outrage,
Mis- vcrhaeren PROPOSES '" complain
To tho Treasury authorities about The way
she was treated continued Mr. HifsCh-
l-rs The earring- we're taken from
h.r cars and IN. rings from her fingers
Sic had made no attempt al conc$'alnrent
and u- ~. had bought t.en her" shs had a
,.rf-,i night To bring them Ia fr-'
" N Theolald, sTpsCial customs EN-
r.ny,-. and l. J Mah"r, a clerk IA N"
,ull"otur's oriCr, wcr' tho men who de-
'aiu"i Mr. N~rhs-rrn's l"wrt- u was
.ti D" = custom HoU-e authority y'etrr-
d1v 'la' the Detention vas IN" result Il
Information. evidently incorrect, r~csiv'sd
hv thu customs uNiC.r~ from Europe "
would apt-ar that, instead ~ having bought
l"v"lry abroad MIR N~rhs~r"n had m"r"lv
proved le~"lry IN foreign sior~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
LONG ISLAND MOSQUITO WAR.
TRAINED BIOLOGISTS DIRECT
NORTH SHORE CAMPAIGN.
Every Scientific Method Of warfare useds
FIIing In. Drainins. Predsceeus In
secss. petreiinae. stecsins win FISH
-t1uxens' Association behind IL.

The work of Kidding certain parts OF
the north shore Of Long Island OF NOS
quito.s 4, Going for ward constantly and
PRACTICAL results are looked Tor soon. Tho
North Side Pro, ec,iye Association and the
Cold snriny Harlan Bioloytcal Laboratory
-. -IrI-. 800. a.. a..o,.a,,o, 49,.
nv ""A'"s '''"''' y" Us
practically Interested and ~ laboratory
undertaking the scientific experimenting
necessary 10 mrry the plans 20 suocs~s
=. :. .t,u.i.I .. ,ht. s,,i.,, ,,nd., IN.
c' a. a..
apuoh bio'ogy anu ooui'oi" Wv
cu rent issue OF the ued'odI news OF TINS
CITY, the writer says:
.To garry on, his .,hsm. 1, wa. nes~..ary
a. Il -. $500, .x.ni,.,io,
ms "' ''a' -.
OF the waters oil the region shouiu u ihA""
70 dstef mine just where the mosquitoes
are breeding apd what means will he.t serve
In ,h. ,,.a,,n.n, ~ Zach sn,. This work
" N ~ " g
w onc thht requires ehp-'t Ah""''"s ~
In tho woodland ponds and 10y the Hde OF
the country brooks there arc many 'wns-
80. a., .-a..u. u,i.,sL., o., ,h.m
auIo"~' ou' ar"'ashy - 20
The Medical Ne1s says mat only w"
biologist who understands the dependency
OF the mosauito larva upon i,s environ
u.r, o..ri, i,ll,a,, tho ,iyb, mathod
:, =, one
VI u"aiiiiS WIN any l"'''''" ~ a.
br'"ding plaoe may REQUIRE 10 U.s. in''u
In, another Ia b. drained and While la
ona ,lac, .,.,,oHziuys may n. Indicated
"a -. - 1T. r,ou,d
" "s, 10 '""' "'' -.
Souid urr' u Sl""i"u "l va" PcHN w tmo
Introduction OF p~'eia''1,S "VS -
s,ockihS " WIN nNh- W -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
kILLED TO SAVE ms MOTHER.
10, VINO shot ITS Father Dead tn Pitts
nrld Admitted Ia Hail.

PIrTsfIkI.p. sept. o-Eugrnc q. Rriel-
man. accused of killing his father to de-
fend his mother. has bean rrlea-,d from
jail under e. .UH bond. lie Mas fre TODAY
for The fr-t time sine - shooting on Sat
urday ilr hoy. Nho j. about ID years old.
l. tall aud well built. With gray ewes, auburn
hair AMI y rom"wha' allOw coLnpietion.
He does not look like "a farmers hoy. but
morr like n student
In court TODAY Mrs Brielman ws- com
p,-ai Sh. raid L am sur that no one
will believe that Eugene l. guilty of murdar
when they know what "s'urr-d at HON.
His only though, wa Go save me and Mary
from harm
Wh.t. arraigncd the boy plesded not
guilty
M, fathers funeral was held this after
noon IN puvat" t-Cau-' ~ IA" strong feeling
Ia tho ucighlorhnod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
Presented 10, >tImmri for Enter tanning
s.tss, Pole, ties i-ft Ia Nrf~ree

Tom Policy II the S.'crnd Assembly dis
trrt who CAV" 5.1a e his followers All
outing IN S,immrl'r ark in MILESTONE
uu Labor DaN, has taken exceptions 10
Stimu-l- bil fur S.VD for entertaining
~" crowd u = ~tid that Nit Foley THINKS
the Till rNurui'ani and declares that Slim
mel diiu't have fuud enough Tor SO per
suu- and that consequently lie follower
wer, ~cufuJrli,d Ia III up uu beer
Daniel ! Rinriau, who IL managing
Foh"y'r cHmIaign, ~aid last night that
Stimucl and Ful.v had agr--l "a submit
the question tu "a pi-r,-, who will make
know his decision TODAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
NOTORIOUS "CREEPER" CArGHr.
Helped itenr, Woman To Work Panel
Game on Theatrical Wan.

Harry Clark. a theatrical man. ~as com
plsinant In Jefferson Market police court
Yesterday against Dora Wells, whom he
accused 81 working the panel game On
him Walter H.nr,. alias Smith. a negro.
vas accused ~ leing lie 'crreIrr la the
cas-, Tho Two we're held Tor
tiun.
Henry has ala International reputation
A. a ~crreI-.r. a thief who g,-- through
th- clothing of IA victim lured TO a runn
hy a woman Henry l. ~ well known
ON the Strand and Piccadilly az Ia tho
T.pd.rInin u. has served time In prison
In this country and hi- picture Is Ia ~.
Rorues' Gallery Clark lust So.