davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
IN The COURTS

The iaHy - tHr rHr ~ clyde Gay
Scout and aiaff minHfH 81 Horny
rauf sH re uH EFaa g. returned
Frtl aWartlnE 500 Ht esq
PLANTING tH aEe af Henry
atH Was Niied aare mHntHs na
Hi'H tn Che employ &c tha aHHHH.
HFanr H1 fhs MIHui. 'alue. q
haHt hy thas camtsnF
HnH cont Ht.au e taf plaintiffs
waa tHIH If1H Waa u#f Trf.
- tnHir fsfH - H9rs and ln caa-
sequence b. iot rs Afe.
An n4 damage cnse e. tslnr
heard ~ a lury iu tuiFs EHars
court taaaT rs no CLARK Hha ESQ
- tha shasta sFHE#e EH f.r
injuries caused 81 the hF.a slnE Hf a
bottle uE shasta H#HsE HF. #HH.
aaa atautiuE ueBr the Hatsi NHHh-
eHH EHWH months ego HHeH HHtE#-
nf ttH mineral water broke n chs
con FHuEH wagon "a laFe# cisco g
the bottle asuek Hr EaFsH fHaf.
cutting lt severely ST. EfHEH
lez that tbs bottle Was dangerous
~ charged aud hUfHa thH comp ~
reHnaH bic II tha a6ave-stated alu.
The caes ~ q ". carmaek 81
hatie Drum. et al Tor BE- restIfa-
ten e tae Fremont hatrl on Firat
rue south % { inE iFied ln Judge
d IT'S department..
TIE troubles ~ fhe haass ~ stan
IaN taHf aun So I've A#aFe EHHHiu
ia bearing EHs hf Ht - AffaH+
uHE arthur AGAINST tfr ard tfrH.
william HfnuHHF fp recover $3.50 faF
hiH HaryiesH - fhe HttefeH nraeeea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
Ideal Tramp.

Walter Tnre. fhc editor OF the
Worlds WORK. has organized par
tE 10 uaIk through tHe most roman
fIo parts - tHe mountains 81 North
tHHHIuH this summer. This eNpe-
HtIun = o. Dee Iu charge OF hts broth
erH. f#urK aud Inniua Page. Of Alb
erdeeH. ~. g. Tire party consists Of
Walter pHro's tWo sons. Ralph, now
at Harvard university. and i've 9TH
er Harvard students and Arthur. a
younger son. who is going 90 a tech
HieHl aehoHi lu IawrauCeFiile y. r.
and three classmates. An old ne
lu. "EuCle Isaac" an ex-slave of
Tie TaEe family. viii drive a pair OF
ironE mules 20 a wagon which Is
90 contain tents. provisions. etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
RATHER SAVE HIS SOUL
THAN BE A COUNCILMAN

MekEEsroRr, Pa, June ss#usny T. Abbott member 81 me
common a#aua.
not b uewesr ue eaaasu ehruan ts
aada tt.a
"AY r#suaueH al
nlnatta Use
treoHea eftf chs
anoeE them
uu saH become
e loe politician. = eaufot do That resigned.
Politics
q separated ny
satisfied others asrse win Cbaa4u
can at Ia the atel,e#aeaet 81
Abbott "a printer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
BUSY SCENES DURING
A VERY BUSY SEASON

Steamship Co. San Francisco. v3u
make her fsat "trip from tHa port 10
San Pedro tonight
II f. said that The Dispatch f. only
one Of fleet 20 BE- added 70 f1u
Southern California ruH ~. carries
lumber and general merehandIse ami
about 10 rasaeus.fs
Steamer Jeanne Heg on tho beach
at Ai-Kf point whore she De- being
put lu feaHIueH8 for her second
sailing 70 Nome. WHlaH ia scheduled
Tor Saturday. Tho bottom of tho
ve7ael ia being acwrsd. aHd a rev
raaasr fitted 20 hcr
The Dolphin straaara bost' or
the Alaska Steamship co.. HHIH to-
morrow night fer Hkarwav. katchf-
kan. juneau and I9aurI4H Eh0
lcavea sehWabachera dock at q
O'clock
The steamer Baiufrr. T. r. Gray
2. Co. r. advertised to san for San
Franeinco tomorrow.
No achaonare ~ the naHI1r fleet
put IN Iasf NIGHT I were uul n
readinom 20 mH tonight ~ H. ar-
peetes That lafga rHteh ~ salmon
VIII b. brought in H# fHn HTa#
irving from the down Sound Gzh
tfapa today
Two Nome feHHaI# aH# d8n - are
rive almost any daE tho I0anaIsc
and Senator. fl iH improbable.
however. fhaf they H1Es ElH#rH#f
their HHfHtnHfI1H Iu #HHe
wIl probably uat DE- n poet for ole
most two weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
MR., COULTER
COT 80 DAYS

O. G. Coulter was sentenced yf#
tsraay afternoon hs 1utza Tumau
10 serve - dasf In fhH county iaH
for refusing Co p8y tHa ta che sheriff.
80 uar order of ths court. In 5he gBa#
aflaF dan So eauIt.r ST. Coulter
NiU Do nomuaiy u the custody Z
the Hhafin rsH1hE tH h.aeinE uu
the application tar a writ ~ hahaas
corpus hr ght stafe supreme taurJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
annual
RECITAL
Pupils Of Elizabeth lay Rich
ardsOn at the Grand.

Pupils Of Elizabeth jay Richard
SON gave o. splendid entertainment
r.. % crowded Hou#a ~ the Grand
last night II Waa Tho eighth auHu-
ai recital EFeu br enc HluIfH. and it
a just 20 HHg that Tine I4at exceeded
I'm merit ans r.NIauH oUaHH.au.
Flowers were iu abundance. Hul
aa raah performer gave evidence o.
t1lnut % storm of nru'HuHo wound ar.
company o. floral tealmonf8l So
cmhHfrHa mont WHa rail sHa1ta 0u
the part pf HHy af tHH Young HHurle.
neither WHH there d poor action.
The following program Hta ronl-
"fast5
southern meia1IeH tb4ui1 md
kWHr9 Mrs Ffef1a. MIar Dock
o.. Miss TrurEav Niaa smdtluk-
en- Misc Richardson. Mr# HHrtb-
frHFo.
"4u II Alone" .....5.... g1IIIr Heath
pHuu solo Little Louie. ulnud
Ga month"; loHHuua yoara oIBl
"gIVH F1fe' d.. .Will6tta Hf#fIHaa
"G0iuUhu.
NHaf.r Lawrence NafuurhIm
"TIr Bishop Hud Tire Cow
e. .t.. q. ,...t....ss. LiDu1r. Jones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
MORAL: NO PLAY, NO KICK

II cost D. L. Johns 81 a. Cad eut
that a Spokane iurx vii SGT permit
hIm ln faUueer money aaat In 4 uaht
r. game HHYu the SPOKANE sn1Hsa-
man Review
Tha jury iu IndEe rmEhera de-
nArtmrH6 b chs ease az E r. Johns
against Sara EHifsssIH HfHHHft ir
= yeraIet fef Gas defendant aal aa-
essH1 hIm HamH So Hf 81
This Ia the nna1 aHa euHa ~ Af-
tafrHF n 4 JaHua efaH1Ia esq 81 be-
tha gamblers 1uuH s. Ham Hn g
81 wHr lest WiesHf. aH4 maH an So
temps a. g.ase up au fhe EHuhaHR
hauass - fls gItF.
fn haH nuis ne tHHt GHiIefea So
sought T. r.Haeaf e which o. aHlI
be had iaat af eaffN tu safE.ua rua
aI different timea h.taafa Naq n-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
R(JMORS

NEW York. June 1s-Thc stock
exrhause th.s afternoon Was ulsd
with rumera 20 trouble iu banking
cirelss Tho market beeame aaret-
ed, declines extending 4 and points
The clearing house presidents mst
THIS afternoon. bat none would taH
concerning the anrre8 affected hsas
whieh. Sc WAS lntlmate4. had sue
ceaded in raisIns g9#1S6a1. the sum
involved The clearing house VII
see Ii throarh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
DOESN'T NEED
JOB, NOW

TACOMA. June sS.-wm. A. Tam
~ was received by the school, b1af4
= 1anitcr % the Edison school 81 Is
msetinE wednesday. Last night Hr
called upon a neiEhhoH - lrzr hls
SEAPORT In retaining tAe place.
whils engaged IN a discussion 80 f6s
nsrits % his case. fmmmH EaHn
szruxElcd Tor a moment. ans
fen back dead.
For the past * years Iaar# as{
been the tanltnF - tMn
South Tacoma. So far ~ o.
his work was Eatisfactary A. e.
isss meeting. however. D. u.ua r4f.
rlAntsd. and this anIneHrrent
rrsyed uron his mind De believed
& % b. based upon political ean1l-
sisns and attempted q emare any
wrOnw Impression that mi9ht - pre-
rallinz against him. II vas while
snkaKrd upon nugh a mission that
Be- fell dad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
FOUGHT SHY
OF ''GRAFTER"

officer John TfarkmaH created
quite a Hrunattan 81 tha police court
thia morning whom hn aafH fnut Huv
Wood aud Laura Coleman. two mos
tartaga women arrested MHt Might
were "rfnffera"
r. D Hueh g. attorney f1r tha de-
fense. ard city Attorney - EruIer.
both sass danger HFhsa ahead IN
they began HfaneiiHr over thai
word CRATER 30 would take "a week
70 ffg the ease. SIR. Huaaaa afasr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
CASE
GOES UP
Quo Warrant0 Proceedings
Now In the Supreme
Court.

JUDGE ueu late this afternoon Ger
used 90 statement er facts en- az
peal IN Tee $3.50 varfanta eaae 81 tho
Seattle Gas IS Electric 60. Theetse
win now 20 20 the supreme court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25

tHf and December fR 1000 in the
FllHm cigar store which s. a. HHn ea
and conducted hf the PENDANT
Tho eaae waH given Oh fnf I=H ~
ahaat Iu fhe Afternoon. tuI If
fuak fHsm hut few u antsa % ar
give 30 verdict
The EE provoked EHraI fHrs ole
HUHaH IHraE. auH MHru fHr t.ft iat
saHne asiaaE.a ~ 81 lu us#f II
che % zeaaHut WsH rsat Ehr ar=sta#
bread Smiles
Judge if thrH stepped over ffHHI
hIH department. uHt remarked Eit
tHM = fHs WHy aHEh eases HHIa b
terminated f. 90 he "a sem
efH# opinion fH HHn d.
aiHH Re eafis should pay
tHfE NHHfHsr #aH seemed fa
fhHa the verdict Haa .f THnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
SCHEDULE FOR
EXAMINATIONS

Al meeting - the EVIL service
commission taia afternoon fhs fnis
loving dates tsNfe fixed for civil
service minafiHuH
paNee matrau, depot matruu AM
l4harcrs. June IS
Fire and police departments. JUS
s.
Claims areuf. clerk Ard baUin o.
the muuieHpai court. July .
0n account IN scarcity - aHnti4
canfs. zha EKafrin atIanH in fhs ems
EiaerfluN depart usHut and Tor g.afehs
man " tna uesthaass, were deferred
uutu tie fatl SERIES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
". H. lS0M
ARRIVES HERE

". IT. Ison. vice president - the
North American Trading e Trans
partation Co. arrived from Chicago
hst night. and Is registered az the
bztler. This morning be went go
Ballard TO inspect the river boat "
n Ison. which was launched last
week. He viil remain an Seattle
everal days. and viii. while here.
BOX into future developments 81 pu.
81 sound shipping interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
THE ELMS
JURY OUT

A. ELS this afternoon the fury
box the case Of the state vs. Chaa.
Asxander. tried for murder iu the
tinne. John +. UOre made a strong
rEument for the accused man this
norning. and was followed by Vince
faben. who conducted the case Tor
lae state.
Jnstifiahis homicide was held -
ne defense. The testimony diacioH-
= the fact that the deceased man
- dealt Anderson a heavy blow
sth an iron bar. after which the de-
isndanf threw the missile which
hlled Fins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25

CINCINNATI o.. june q we.
maua place 81 at hsus tf tHs nfe
Haee aaiH Err ufz Nafun HaH
Of f'.s meafa Church i1 fbe Elura. 2.
HNa= tn tE# fHaa# Ham# r
wHH 3 EfHHuttInF NOS. saf fHaf
: H en- UH" HII EHHt. and raH
~ Nh#H tEa sstaa ~ lhe hHa.Haaa
world via - HzhHE cI#H .HaIaz.
Th hHW #IHH HHH
If#H sH3 #iaa.H Hu I#fr Ehaa g. 4.#H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25

FoHH'sr H1he frffaHs fer nonu
Herf 90 tH# memory 90 Archibald
f"riHH tH. t.waHH u#r correspond
cat have aI.I uu o. 1arFe e8m ir
london end 80 Ia expected hat work
aH"H che memorial W#i BE started
IHIa summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25

O. = aIeaH'e. 1l.u-f fr.lehf and
passenger HEaE NJ fHe Southern Haa
e4ng lH IN EHrf AH uH business.
FL. H..i D. home tomorrow
a. U calder. travelling rHssfHeHr
HEeHt ne zee canadian Pacific. tsff
Ter WhHfram or 90 short ha diners trip
lagt EST
A. u. fhari'au. = IHtIHt general
ne HnE#f HH.u NJ nr fHH Northern f.H-
anrt Dr. tu Pie city frm Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
CAUSED BY COUSIN CARRIE

WICHITA. Kan. Tune e The r..
rHE ftre.t cor Hfatem waH haekalsa
rHrF bF q nNa rm ~ hf#a uNIeh
gathered aH IHa rt#a aH BoHs.H#
avenue.
u taas s Dee expert nu hour 20 IurH
Che hHs onto chs iah II a taHua=
v#Hf Hrfa
E..r HHaa MEa NatIaHH #H..a#
started IH i15H afg tH.f. h#sa I..H
flH#u#a tHfa rrHm luaaHH aHI auIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
REPULSE

ZEEKUsT. Tn asFaal Juae e.
nuFiuE MethHeua recent march
Erom da.utsiai Iralnaeaaf. fo fhIa
place g @Udvan was resisted hF
fs0F force ne tfe'rshiaau nnfuH
The huara Mefa driven or lfh loaH
- g EiHsf s naHHr ~ uf. a1u ~
and q quantity ~ stores $50 s. ere
captured ~ tHa trifiah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25

T. " HuuahIan. who drew the
plans tal tH# moss thfaHfr at ara-
tHue. has gone 20 that g.fy - supper
intend tHe opening ~ fauaifIiaiI.u.
THE talHHe sin eH#H 100000 Huf r.
f4 3. #HmF '.t#I HF a#iH#sH j. Hh.H
Or sin hH opened win EIW Il DIE
HHH IS rs De uf NeH York;"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25

Activity at the various wharvcs
Aiay closely rcaernhled the days
~ preceded the departure Of the
*t-saillnR Nome feet. -Four
tsamera took on the hast ~ their
efEoea. and before midnight each
~ b well on lfs way. Interest
catered on the loading Of TIE Pacific
Gper liner Nome CITY. which sails
,. m. for Nome. the first vessel
arrive from the northern gold
~ this season. and the first yes
out ~ the second sailing feet
steamer Excelsior, Pacific
ram Whaling Co. also attracted
vulnerable attention owing 70 the
~ that she established a new rec
u nun from Naldea, making the
.l4ge IN six days 40 minutes actu-
ufpe. Tho Excelsior viii enrry "a
neral cargo. Consisting ~ lumber
supplies. part Of which FL con-
fned 10 the duartermasfer'B de-
fiMent a. Waldeg. Ten head ~
'fseH were loaded on her this morn
faciae Coast steamship co.'s Al
sails for Ekagway tonight; q
Il ilDtf ~ naaHenRrrH who had book
~ the Al-Kf were Transferred 70
steamer Queen which sailed last
~ snd the Al-Kf viii carry only
thla trip capt Jensen. the
Known pilot. has been promoted
ne command u the Al-Ef
iner city ~ Seattle. D0dWcli
~ = due 70 arrive from gknR-
z tau0rroW morning.
II
n new steam schooner UiHpafch
p v Johnson, u the Gray
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
CONDEMNED

PARIS. June eT fbcrfe fneugspa-
nerf announce that Nukanfher. the
crown prince - Candida. hes faau
condemned 90 death H8 tHe rasfI ma
tive rriHunal for attempting fo start
q revolution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
ADVANCING

LONDON. June So cape Town
dispatch says that Commaudans
Fouehoe. With two commando. r.
advancing into Cape Colony All
british frrezliaFs Jn the eo'anv are
m0blilzed % npposa hts advance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
NOT LIVE
WITHOUT HIM

ESQ iHfe#n = pre-
HH. HtH ala l.a1a af IafIHs.#
AHN nNIEaA# fHHr
iastaHht 81. = eaul NfL wHH
'Huu1 aHetI.ra HH tHH crosse 81
I#Hu Interiors;. ia E rafue k .sH.
l##rN IT. De hHnH fHH#f
rmFa hostile HHta# morphine H#
fHI 10 thr HffH
IHHH Morrow sud Erie n#sH
hal tHu HfHHHfta
yaafa 3 fea dafa $500 NaHIHN eaa
$50 down - flaIu aHd Instant
EIIL-L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25

THr Sow YafF life Iumaura 60.
frs ihe only company writing AIaaH
rises without extra premium aHH
Hthnuf a H.uHIs rest fiction TH#
nuIg policy written HnIeh r. run.
fffHitable and ineaHtaHHhIa from
d1iH ~ HHuo
Victoria g. twice aa daHe.IV raru.
infHI o. HHy other AHHfHn#uu coll
uuE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25

Tempting prices on clothing u
stevens a stevens ad lu THIS paper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25

Don't forfeit the closing sale MT
ste.-ua 8 Elgz-aE. al1 Elke ~
The evening world., 1901-08-27
CADET A BRAVE
.RESCUER IN SURF
MACK W. SANGER WILL GET A
LIFE-SAVER's MEDAL.
Crowds Mt ROcknvnr H~nrh Cheer
Him ~ lie ~nntrhrs n DrOwn-
Ing Mnn from the Waves.

Mack ". Sanger. son Of the chief
Indictment clerk In Observation-Disclosures
i'hilhin's Office. is receiving the con-.
CALCULATIONS ri hi, friends and admirc.'-
to-day foc his brave rescue OF drown.
inr man.
Sanger. who ls military cadet Of
Worc.l Hall Military Academy. wa.
bathing Il; Seaside. Rnckawiy Beaca.
Yesterday. when he heard a cry for
tcip from Jacob NcrScnroth. of tn.
Vienna Hotel. who had ventured be-
;,nd the life lines and was taken with
a hemor.hage "f the lungs.
Sanger at once swan out 10 the drown
Ing mans rescue. and Just as he was
going down FOR the last time reached
him and brought him to shore.
\ large crowd witnessed the daring
rescue. and enthusiastically cheered the
young cadet AZ he carried the uncon-
sc.ons form TO Duhmes West End
Hotel. When Morgenroth reSained con-
seriousness he was removed TO his room.
This Is the third rescue mad. By the
youn. cadet. and he will DC prssentcd
with medal by the lie saving corps.
The evening world., 1901-08-27
TWO BEAUTY
QUEENS HERE.
WINNERS OF CONTESTS COME
IN FROM HAVANA.
Onr n Brid~ Vow aud ON Her We'd
ding TOur-The Other 10 Visit
Friends In This city.

There we're ;No Queens OF Beauty"
aboard the Ward liner AV'rro Castle.
which arrived her. to-day from Havana.
Thry were both residents Of the cuban
capital. and 1; was In separate beauty
contests there tina, they won their IT,
ties.
The elder of il- beautiful young la
dies Is now n bride and. with hcr hus.
band. = iuiido. Is on her wedding trip
to Paris The other Is Miss Sylvia Al.
fonso, who comes here 70 visit friends.
She came chapernred by Mrs. Pulido.
who when miss 'iv" years ago was
unanimously voted TO he the most beau
tin,l young woman In Havana.
Tn. bride Is n stately brunette with
an olive complexion and flashing eyes.
She introduced tho reporters a, the
steamship pier to her ward. the prcsen;
queen. The latter In n modest way ad-
mittcd that at the last contest In llav-
ana she had won tho title by 16.320 votes
and that she had a close competitor in
a Miss Mendoza.
Miss Alfonso If not going to Paris with
tn" newly married couple. She says
tina. this Ii not her iirst visit to New
York. as she spent nine months here
during the spanish American war.
The evening world., 1901-08-27
TOOK AC|O As
WIFE WAITED
TO JAIL HIM.
Only Five Weeks Married
and Levien Fearing Ar
rest Ended His Life.

Wlilc his bride OF i've weeks was
waiting IN his sisters apartments on
the fourth floor 10 arrest him on. a
charge OF abandonment Samuel Levien
went 10 She roof OF the aai-house at
No liV suffolk stree; to-day and swat
lowed Catbol.c acid.
u.Lu 900, VAS found ny t"o
CnnuscH "no n.u soy, a.! n.ent On .ii.
Iuot ui No. 40.
..v1,n ANA AIS alie did no, get ATOMS
YEA ,useIncr. ana she sa.s snat ~
oorto"eu ner mon.J anu ".'eus -. a"'.
1 l.lal u. LIsv LOOK ..cI spluy "AtCh al.
Sii.,Iu.
..s.crday she learned that he Was
about 10 sail .ur SCUM Africa Today,
ana size UIauc artaiisrineu'- ~ Attor'
aim :oI auaauoHIi,,n,. ana shc also IN
tended 10 prc.er charge Of larceny
against HIM.
snc Knew that he would cal! on III.
sister. AIRS Lena nornon, IN ile suHo'n
street house. 50 snc ven; There .as'
night to walt Tor h!In. one. uu'iuI me
night she Thought that she hcarh step
III n. nall. but When she .oJk.n Tor hr'
husband he was not to be found.
In some way lEvien heard tina; his
wife Intended to arrest him and ne ala
not arouse his s.ster Instead ne Wtn'
To the roof OF the house ana killed him
self
u VAS u fool to hav. married Sam.
said his bride after she learned thar he
was dead II was about 10 marry -
wealthy man and the day was set. when
Sam told me that II married any one
else he would Kill himself.
Il was rather fond OF him and believed
that he would really keep his threat !
broke OF with the man whom my par.
cn;s wanted me to marry and Sam and
were married.
Il soon found that 1 had made a mis-.
take. Ny husband would not work. lie
wanted 10 stay In the house all the time
and spend my money and let me sup
port him.
.'Then he began staying away nights
and finally lief, me
81 found that he had arranged for his
passage To South Africa and I decided -
have him arrested. ! wanted to get my
money and watch II possible. and II ne
was going 10 leave me | wanted a d.
vorcc. Now he IL dead and wish had
l"' him kill himself before | married
aim
The evening world., 1901-08-27
Mrs. Spooner to Give
Her Brooklyn Audi.
ence Her First Recep.
ton Behind the Foot.
lights After the Per-
Torrance.

season will he given by Mrs. Mary
G. Spooncr and her talented daughters.
Edna May and Cecil. and the members
OF the Spooncr Stock Company ut the
Park Theatre this Afternoon. Mrs.
Spooncr introduced ;hcsc receptions as
feature OF the Tuesday matinee when
she opened the Park Theatre last year.
The novelty OF going behind the foot
lights Is an attraction that few women
can resist. ard the receptions were
largely attended from the beginning.
Toward the close OF the season II was
no uncommon occurrence for 100 TO
100 women and children 20 so upon the
stage. II the attendance increases II
may become necessary TO cut out the
evening performance or hold another
reception during the week.
The reception this afternoon was
scheduled for Immediately after tn" per.
Torrance. The play Is Ralph Lumley's
The evening world., 1901-08-27
LOST $4,000
IN OMNIBUS.
POSTAL FUNDS STOLEN FROM
HAVANA OFFICIAL.
Mnn Threw pncknRc to COnfed-
crate ms II Was being Taken
to Trrnsury.'

HAVANA. Aug. 1.-THE loss Of 1907
belonging TO the SIuncy Order Division
OF the Havana Pos,-OHicc may result In
the criminal prosecution OF f.. q.
W"stn!l. chief OF the Money order
Bureau.
Mr.. Westall started to the treasury
with 1900 In currency to make a de.
post. he rode In an omnibus and
placed the package containing the
money on the seat beside him. IT dis
appeared on the way.
Two boys who were In the omnibus
say that they saw man throw the
package to a confederate In the street.
Sharpers are supposed to have got the
money. ana Wcsiall may be prosecuted
Tor criminal negligence.
The evening world., 1901-08-27
.K|DNAPPERS
LEFT HIM TO DIE:
EDWARD MORTON LOWERED
INTO DEEP MINING SHAFT.
.AbslurtOrs Oema nsird SUM. aud
when rhey Could Not Get II
Left Him In Minr.

SEATTLE. Wash. Aug. :7.-Edward
Mortimer. n miner. Hixty.cight years OF
age. Is the centre OF a story cmannt!ns
from Dawson. where no Is said to have
been kidnapped and lowered into a deep
shaft on Thistle Creek seventeen miles
from Dawson
HIS cnptors demanded $500 as the price
OF release. but on being told that he
had no money. left him apparently 10
perish.
After twelve hours OF cnor, the old
man succeeded in climbing TO the sur
face OF tho shaft. and. after wandering
eight miles. found canoe. which
brought him to Dawson, where he
claimed police protection.
The evening world., 1901-08-27
EMPTY WALLET
HIS SOUVENIR.
DANISH LAWYER WANTED
SOMETHING REAL BoWERY.
Friends Wrote Him ia BRING Back
Reminders-Nc Tried. and
Was Robbed.

Alma CtrniCer. twenty.one years old,
OF No. Is Siuyvcsant street. and Meyer
Rosenthal. proprietor Of the Rosedale
Hotel. at No. 335 Howery. were ar
raigned before Magistrate Mott In the
Yorkv!lle Cour, to-day on charge OF
grand larceny.
Detective Penn. NJ the East Fifth
street station. who arrested them. testi.
fed that man who gave the name o.
Kai Bronsted. and said he was a lawyer
from Copenhagen and stopping with
some friends at No. i72 Carroll street.
Brooklyn. had accused the girl OF rob
bling him.
Bronsted said ne was going u leave
the country on the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse to-day. and that yesterday after
noon ne was determined to inspect the
Rowery.
He had come to this country to see
the Buffalo Exposition. lie did the fair
and came from there 70 TIL. city. Sew
erai OF his friends In Cotenhasen had
written asking him to bring them SOU
venirs from the Bowery in New York
City"
Acting on these requests Bronstch
added that he visited the Bowcry. met
Alma. and accompanied her to the
Roscdaic Hotel. where he was robbed
OF SO.
Alma disappeared. and he and Rosen-
thai went In search OF her. They found
the woman at Third street and the
Bowcry. She handed him his wallet.
but II was empty. AS they were talking
Detective Penz appeared and arrested
the defendants.
When the case was called TO day.
Bronst'-i did not appear and the case
was dismissed.
Brons,c,I had departed on the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse. 1t wn!, stated In
court.