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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-17
Men Brought Over for the
Plaza Hotel Must Go
Back.
ORDERS FROM MR.. GAGE.
Distric' Attorney Directed 10 Begin
Proceedings Against Manager
F. A. Hammond.

III" ,hIrt--n walters 5rough; over
tom Germany under contract by Mana
';'r + \. Hammond. d, the Plaza Ho;sI.
i'-nlEh; AMI h-ld fp- early deportation.
Proceedings VAL also ne Instituted by
~" nited States D!s,rlct-Attorrcy
against Manager hammond. who will
nav" 3" answer charges o. Violation OF
'Hr AN"n Contract Labor inv.
Tao punishment In the ra.e q. IN.
walters Is simply h-por!on 10 ;he por,
"hence they were deported. but In Mr.
diamonds case conviction O, the
charg" may he followed by a heavy
fine.
warrants for the arrest and j.
p'F''tion OF the thirteen walters wer.
received from the Secretary OF the
treasury ay Immigration Commission.
or Mcs""eny at Ellis Island to-day.
He CAV" them 10 Chief In.occ,or o..
ton and Inspector John lederhlIx.r
VITA Instructions to 60 TO IN. nat Al,
40. lo- Sixth avenue. where the
walters have been housed. 10 arrest
them. AXE them 70 Ludlow street IAN
and hold them for deportation.
Tnts action IL the result OF an Inve.,,.
CATION ordered by Commissioner Nc.
Swecny on fact. ~ nishsd him nv the
Evening World. wh,ch discovered that
Manager Hammond hired the walters
In Germany several months ago and
Drought them 20 this country on the
Magnolia. contracting TO pay them -
each per month
The Secretary o: the Treasury order,
tina. passage be engaged for the walters
on the first ship bound for Germany and
that meantime they be held in Ludlow
Stree: Jail
United safes observation-disclosures Bur
nett. TO whom the Hammond cas-. has
been referred. said today that II the
case against Hammond va. established
II would come under the head o. a
violation o. che Contract Labor Law.
I'm such cases. Gen. Burnct; said
II IL customary for the prosecuting
officer 10 investigate the facts carefully
and u. In his opinion. tho circumstances
warrant in bring civii suit against the
defendant. Violations ~, the Contract
Labor law ar punishable by An. o.
5000 for each case. 80 that II Mr. Han
mond should be found guilty ne woui
be subject 10 iine OF &l!.oO
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BOXES OF GOLD.
Sent 10. Letters About Grape.Nut..

$40 boxes Of gold and Erecnbacks
viii he sent 10 persons writing IL.
teresting and truthful letters about
the good that has been done them By
the use OF Gra?e-Nuts food.
10 little boxes. each containing n
$40 gold piece. will he sent the 10
writer's OF the most interesting let
ters.
90 boxes. each containing a S. gold
piece to the 20 next most Interesting
writer's. and a 81 greenback will 10
to each OF the 200 next best, A com.
mittee OF three. not members OF the
Postum Company. will make decision
between Dec. LIST and 10th. 1901.
Write plain. sensible letters. glvirG
detailed facts OF ill-hcalth cau:e /
from improper food. and explain the
improvement. the gain In strength.
In weight. or In brain power after
using Grape-Nuts food.
II Is n profound fact that most all ,
OF humanity come from improper and
non.nourishing food. such as white
bread. hot biscuit. starchy and un.
cooked cereals. &c.
\ change to perfectly cooked, pre-.
digestcd food like Grape Nuts. scien-
ILLEGALLY made and containing exactly
the elements nature requires TO-.
building the delicate and wonderful
cells OF brain and body. will quickly
change half sick person to q vol
person. Food. good food. Is Natures
strongest weapon OF defense.
Include In letter the true names
and addresses, carefully written. Ut
20 persons. not very we'll. to whom
we can write regarding the food cure
by Grnpe-Nuts.
Almost every one Interested In
pure food Ia willing to have his or
her name appear In the papers for
such help as they may offer tue
human race. A request. however. 10
omit name will be respected. Try
for one Of the $50 prizes. Every one
has an equal show. Don't write
poetry. but Just honest and interest-
Ing. facts about the good you have OBJ
taIned from the pure food Grape.
Nuts. II a man or woman has found
n true way to get we'll and keep well
II should be pleasure to stretch a
helping hand to humanity. by telling
the facts.
Write your name and address
plainly on letter and mail promptly
to the Postum Cereal Co.. Ltd, Bat
tie Greek. MIch. -.
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CANAL MAY BE BOUGHT.
President Iiutin. OF Panama Com :
pin>. Sees \iuirai Walker.

WASiilSGTOS. Oct, Il, -P-rssden.
HUt!n. OF the Panama Canal Company.
wh" he's lust returned from France.
wa"r" he Ia. been for several months
consulting with the directors OF his
company. had an Interview To-day with
Admiral Walker. Chairman OF the
lsihmian Canal Commission.
IL was expected THAI President Iiu;in
would see Admiral Walker In regard
u tn. terms uDoa when his company
would surrender iaeIr right and title 10
III, partially constructed Panama Canal
10 the United States Government. but
no such proposition was submitted to-
day. There was a preliminary discus
sion. however. OF the who" canal sub
j,ri and further MEETINGS are to b. held
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-17

il.ml Nrm"l' rrut NJ ragsr would
'Hra y" Srt,Ivd ..iurilr 20 IN" iuguis III
iurrr. ln-il" the hrrhnr thar he ws.
q lin: " 'r"iclS OF 4 reconnaissance md
not O., destroy l,r hhIt,"Iu~ ur the
colon"
on cros>-.xam!niuln. capt i.cmly
questioned the witness about The lntt'r's
conversation with Commodore SCh!cy on
the might OF May % Mr MACY siid that
nc dii not know from whom the COM.
noIorc had received h!s 0-,icIy not 10
.ndIngrr the 'hin- hy exposing them
to shore batteries. and that he had
meyer Ec"n tho order himself.
Dr. Pam FI;2Simmuus chcf surgeon
OF the Flying Squadron was the ia-'
witness ~ the dizzy. II" observed the bat
tie NJ July J from the gun deck OF III"
Brooklyn and said tina. II seemed 10
him a; the time that the brooklyn WAS
hvht!np the hattl. entirely alone, ii.
Thought the brooklyn KEPT the ''olon
from getting away.
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TO STOP JEWELRY THEFTS.
Instnimcnt DcnicrS Form II Pro-
tecttSr Associntinn

To put stop to the professional lcN-
clry swlnaler in his operation. upon ~.
attainment jcwelry dealers = the o5jcCt ~
an association formed this afternoon,
4 Representatives Of all u" iart;. d"al-
iers In New York me; ~ tno me- ~
Werner 4 Goodheari, No. q Park Row.
mud completed the organization u the
Jewellers Mutual Protective AssOC.i-
lion.
Y. The new association undertakes TO ,us-
'fiEh all members with cOniidcnttu, IN
formation about purchasers. Thi, VIII
prevent sw.nd!crs from work!n: many
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JUDGE RESERVES DECISION.
VIII Decide seventh National Hank
Cuses Nov. T.

Judge Thomas. In the United states
Circuit Court to-day, reserved decision
la the case OF W. II. KImbali. Gamaliel
Rose and Frank Poor. indicted In con-
lection with the srcckins OF the
Seventh National Bank
Argument on the motion to QuasA
heard Nov. l. and the whole ouesti0n
Will then he decided
Counsel for II" defendants to-day
made an extended argument for permits
sion 10 inspect the minutes of the Grand
Jury which Indicted them
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continued from Frs Pace
'.urh a. 90 !nSr,r- .nthusit I'm.
DO You kalN what vessels Mere ~
slglt at thr beginning ~ the battle"
asked Nf, Rayrcr,
Hold ~ there exclaimed Capt
LrirIy before the witness could reply
Il nbJ.C
Then followed LONG argument ~ 10
the adm!ss ihiii. ~ the question.
III" question was anahy Withdrawn.
COLON HONDA rdm~nt.
When NJ iini!3an retired he was sue
credcd by Ensign /. =. Macy. who
VA. "A naval cadet on the Brooklyn
during tao Spanish war.
Mr. Raynrr asked the witness u he
mad hud ,ry conversation VITA Com
rnodor- Schley during the nignt Defc'c
III. engagement o, May a. lie re-
Piled that Ne had had such II conrersn-
don.
Il w.s OF the signal bridge ~ the
brooklyn. .>tur dInner Ne said.
when the rnmmodorc came upon the
b-ligr and during the cours. o! the
conversation stated 10 me. Tomorrow
". Ar. Soins In with IN. ships not
cna!iug 10 bompard II long range 10
develop the exact location OF batteries
and to form an estimate ~ their
strength.
~ ae said he was mot going IN for a
regular bOmbardment. as he had instrue-
lions from the Department not to haz.
ard the ships against the batteries. ana
that VI he should disable one Of his shire
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-17
Fair Claimant Under
the MiIIionaire's Will
Tells Her Story in
Court-Testimony Is
Now AIIIn.

Nine, Olga Hei,z. who came from
Franc" TO aght for tho name and for
tune % Eugene Guido Cruger under his
twenty thee. word will. wnA called to
the witness stand this afternoon. She
claimed tho name OF cr.IEcr IN The mrs.,
sentence OF her testimony.
MY maiden name" she said. was
Olga salomcn IIe!tz. My present name
Is Nine. crugcr.
''Dld YOU show "A bru!se or spot on
your breast 10 any one. ns testified here.
and tell them that Mr. Cruger did ~"
Mr.. lTd.cker asked.
II d.i not. she replied
Denie. Cruelty.
Did YOU ever tell any one THAI ne
was cruel to vouT'
NO; NO. Ssvn,r''
"b.d Won ever show a hruise on your
PERSON 10 ~ r-rvnr, named Charlotte
and t"ll her :, was from blow struck
by Mr. crurcr?'
No"
"pII v"r Atzr'tafsc the servant"
"Yc-
VIVA, wa. the reason you discharged
h.r-'
she got drunk and shc--hc'-
The wo-d was lost The .'"rogrnpher
"ssay"d TO help her.
No. no Walt ! know ~ wori-I:
Is. oh zshn She r.rohhed me-
DE. Foucaud has testified that ne Wis
Tied Mr. CruErr and told ~ his mental
nl-heaEh. Whom lid Dr roucaud At.
tend"
Me | Nas ~ with typhoid fever
The holorrAph viii Of Eurcn" Crug.r
leaving bly, rumc anil Torture to her
was shown 30 Nm" OLGA
She said she Orst saw t. in 1895. after
Mr. crugers death. and nad never
heard ~ (, before.
Mr. LydccEcr asked Olga Y III" had
not received ipn fpucs from MIR
Cr,ts"rT estate ls idmlnl.tratrix IN
Frnncc objection was aisch ard the
lawyer explained that under rhc French
law 81" named IN a will as universal
!eEat"r" was 'h"rcay obligated To pay
and the: ~ a matter OF fact Nine Olga
had rnll between 400 ard l?W, francs
Indebtedness LET by EuF-n- Crugcr
Tnb. wns allowed
woniin', Let Her SAY We
Mr. ward c~rss-cSamin'd Eugene
cruger's rniv"-s,l rsate". beG!nn'nt
wilb testimony sly'a by hrr IN F-hrce
IN Jane e"
Why9c dlI YOU i've In '-ir asked
Mr. ward
We lived
no, '.c. only want 70 knon wh,-e
YOU lived
We'll - logan Madame Olga with
"u.y the !aintcst show % Impaticnrc
Yau say you havo nrcn At The
Brovp"rl IInus" since April and nave
'.Hrued ~, ynur English siucr them
Madame Olga a.scuird WEAKLY
"p!inI yuH sign tho name l<"-sIrr
80 a papcs 0Han''
"THri Mas tt tho COMMUNICATIVE oi.
rrr White tTurcF f!ug"urs brother,
told mr % ssgn Olga Hcitz- t>rs,cr /
I'D tu. hrsntrr VA. my muih,Fr name =
That ended 10, tc-timaIFN OK the prt.
TuucuJ and IN. NIln.t trI 4 thiug
abnur h"r romance VITA Eugene CrascF,
much 30 tho ii-HppJi1'mr ot the au.
ilCWtP.
I'M w-1ns!r az; rEctt Jauusn It
"il' h' resumed tomorrow when the
lt"rtF. wI'1 '4nu an
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LINEMEN SNAP" STRIKERS.
stin"Lru H- iIm. camera nn,i
ShoOts Pistol ut crowd.

CHICAGO oct l7-s.vcn men at
tackled +. l., farnum to-day while he
VI" repairing q tclcrhpn" wire. Far
mum claims =" recognized the MEN rs
striking lincm,a
l.ik" other non-untun men ne carried
camera toT tl.r purpose -! taking snap
shots of any lnh found .nturirs the
telephone cOmrary's Property. FRrnum
p-cSs.l ~" button Th,t cl-tha: en-
!isuI tls men nni They 'us,:pl u Far
mum. who Ar-w hi revolver and fred q
shCt uv.r their heads
l'pu. y the men We're crr">:cl. The
pcllr" rW' thli when the photo l. dev"l.
lpcd thvN will ;" able II nppTchend ,he
Iihrr thrr" n.tllnr's,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-17
THE SURGEONS l<NIFE.G
Operations for Ovarian Troubles Increas-
ing in Our Hospitals.
Mrs Ecks Stephenson of Salt Lake City Tells How
Operations May Be Avoided.


s!ona shooting
will show
leaks fixed at
dreadful
thousands
dreadful
permitted
publish believe
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COL. DADDY COMING BACK.
"WIil Ohr. rnrt, Cnu." Election
Comm ! sIOnrr Cables.

M,yor Van WNck this morning sent a
letter tn John u. No"rhis. President III
the Board OF Elections. IN winch he san
that Mlcha" ! Dhdy. Republican
WIS nhscr, from the city
yyithnut his knowledge Or consent
IIC instructed Commissioner Npnrai-
and ,'nnlnisslcrcr Mcguire. me Demo.
srntIr members ~ the Board to take no
,ctton regarding candidates FOR election
I,ulcs. sanctioned nv tnmm.ss!pR.:
Page. IN" other Republican member OF
the Hoard
Col Dady. however Is coming back
senator Plntt cent him pcrcmpipTy
order to return yesterday. and to-day
the following telegram w,s received by
LICoh Rrrnn"r. chairman ~ the Re
pUu lean Campaign Committee. OF
BrpntlNn.
Havana. oc;. Is
"ArrIv" Monh'y WI nhry marty
call DADDY"
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CITY 10 SELL STOCK.
Comptroller Coier Adrrrti.-- COR
porntc Securities.

Comptroller Colcr to-day. IN the G-tF
Record. advertised :or bids fo7 - e.
10000 corporate stock. , i? peg ceai.
the bids to be opened at o'c.ock
j.. ". on Oct. % The stock Is as 'lt.
lows. and IL payable Nov J. 1911;
10000 20. rcpaving strcfis ;gco,ooJ
for acquiring land for = mark on N-- t
Flfty-second street lnl W.si FIfiy-tnir!
street. Eleventh ami Twelfth avenue.
$1,000 for the same pur. ami SHiS.rD
for arnnres and sltes' f0r arfnor.es
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womb enduring aches and which
went the doctor and the druggist simply walking medicine
residing
had been cured OF womb trouble Lydia NcGetabe
discontinued all other met
nes and Vegetable Compound thorough trial Within .on
much better condition and cured In three months ana mus
Utah.
Another Operation Avoided in Philadelphia
unable attend
relief They
undergo when in
lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Com
taking and after taking several
ike
MRS lizzie MINER 1876
81 Philadelphia
Remember cordially invited TO write to MS pink
she
Pnkhnms advice cheer
to
health hundred thousand Why don't
II, sisters!
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MRS. MOulNEUX
SEES SON IN CELL.

SING SING. oct. Il, Mrs. r. l.. Mol
.neua spcn, an hour with her son no.
land IN the prison death-hous. this
morning.
Moilneux was lat. riser to-day.
Physical fatisu. Is not easy of acquire
ment In n cell, but the nervous excite
inent Of the previous day and the ease
os mind that had fallen upon him made
sleep easier. and FOR twelve LONG hours
he siumh-rcd de"plr
Will" awaiting hts mothers arrival he
kept Nj an inc"sshnt chatter with the
guard IN unusual thing for him Mean
while he luSied himself packing up the
little traps, pictures and buoks that
formed the n-RGr" furniture Of his
death caamp"r
All preparations for the transfer ~ the
prisoner from her" ar" compl.i-
Molincux got this morning an entirely
new ou,n, NJ clothing-a neat. wril-made
suit ~ black ~ IN. best material
Mrs. M"iinr".'- Departure
Mrs. Molln.uN lett the prison At II. 10
o'clock after spending over twp hours
In the dcath huu-" with her son,
Her face. fast lgring. wore a plea see,
expression. She sighed deeply as she
passed out Of the door through which
her son entered the institution eighteen
months ago. ana shot quick glance
toward tn. death house. which sh.
may have visited for the bsi time to.
day Wnlk.ry down the road toward
tn" village. sh" was seemingly gnmInd-
ful ~ tho rain Sh" knew Roland would
pass down that sam" walk In a Few
hours. 10 leave h"hini, perhaps. all hi.
suN"rInES ana sorrow
Mrs, MolincuS badc good.by TO nrinci-
pal keeper ,'onnAuGhton. In" death
watch and other prison officials whom
son would probably leave to-day. hut II
not. surely tomorrow
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Dropped Dead IT, ,.n,,.o,r.

UTICA. y. y. Oct. ii.-David ".
Chaplin NJ Syracuse, freigh: coniur-
tor on the Contra! Eailrond. fell lead
In his caboose this afternoon IS =
train neared this city. Either heart
disease or apoplexy was the cause OF
death. He had been railroad man
over iNcntN Nclrs -.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-17

Tho place to advertiGo or seek Bus
mess Opportunities is in the Sunday
World Want sheet. The three and
seven time rates are paying PROPOSE
tons.
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ADLER FEARS POLICE.
" They -" Not Interfere Assenf-
IL, man Thinks Low VIII Win.

Especial To TIL, Evening worldJ
ALBANY. Oct. i7.--Assemblyman
Charles Adler was mere this afternoon.
He held long conference with Gov.
Ddeil, IN which he talked over the po-
!itical situation In New York City ana
told the Governor ~ The police did not
Interfere In the conduct Of the election
via
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ANNA ANDERSON MISSING.
Her nrother Tell. the Police She
~ 4 Threntened Suicide.

siiss Anna Anderson. OF seventy-thlrd
ssfsst and Twoifta avenue. Brooklyn,
su-day reported to tho police as
sAsl ssssiIs Biss haa not been at home for
7;:sE HzYs. Her trotier Oscar told the
rs ZzHsKhnt Eiir N fhirfy-fhree years old
"a ~ : iiiade threats Of suicide.
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Help Wanted-Ms,s.

VISDHns-wanted. experienced. extra
hind boos.fnish-rs on leather wsrs. Apply
at onee In psrsnn iprcisfr-i'. o: by 'SneF' 70
J. n Ds,ksr. St Denis Ho.e brosdwh
,l,h st. between 'he scars o! II a " ' T.
NJ. and 3 70 Q r. NJ. dur!nS Fr!diy ani ss'nr'
say. Oct is 4 10
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son mn monornr, Member.

Goa Moi,rsux. a. Colonel OF the one
Hundred and F!fty-nluth Regiment. I.
a member ~ III. Veterans Association.
and Roland H. MoHn"ux Is an houora ~
member II was the only organization
from when Mo!incuA lii not re.Isn
when convicted or the crime and all
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SHIPPING NEWS.

NLNNNNc YnR ro.utY
"ia.r.n .''. 5.iS Won 20. So;
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INCOMING sTEA MslIIP!

DuE TO-DAY.
Caililrnia. Gibraltar =: VALE New or!ean,
iiesper!d-,, Liverpool Cavau. ~, Lucia
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MOL|NEUX MUST
STAND 2D TRIAL.

I the members NJ" pleased AT the Court
| Of Appeals decision.
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
aAfTr.n ~, t..v

= T---I| HNIILD TO.DNY.
Ia Bretsgne. Hayre. Amszon-n,e.
Barbafosia. Grrnrn. North BRAZIL
SiadIsns, Barbados. S,ntiEE, de Cuba
AataIltan. Norfolk. Iantisgo
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Continued from First PnseJ

o'clock train wardsn Johnson and Head
Keeper Connaugh,on were prepared for
them.
A few seconds sufiiced 20 AZ up the
papers. and Keeper connauRhton led
Gen. MolIneux into tho death house.
Tn. meeting between the aged warrior
and his son was affecting. They Ger-
left alone for a few moments. ana then
Warden Johnson entered and threw
open Moiin-uxs cell
In the war,ien'r once Molincux was
greeted by his attorney and Mesrrs.
Stewart and Jaeokei Later many Of
the prison keepers and TRUSTEES came In.
To all Moiineux extended his hand. and
with smile expressed his thanks for
tho favors -hown him while IN the
prison
Al II? o'tlocA D.tectiv.-Sergt Me
Saurht tnpp-d Molin"uN rn the shout.
DIR
well. wee ready now he said
quietly
Mci!nruS flushed and looked up Gu
r!ous,y Ito anticipated that he might
be handcuffed. and {, wn. with great re-
ticr he realized that no such pr~rau,ion
was intended
Leaning on us aged fathers arm he
F:cpp.d brIskly from The huIliing A
uGrrls ~ wns waiting
Carriage HrOLr Down.
HALFWAY lown to tho rta,ion a queer
mishap bcf.l him rhe carriage In whlcn
he rt-l- with his father ana III. d.,cctiv.
brnk. down. the bottom all but faliin;:
ont NJ ,::e ".hicl"
Detective MsSnugh, was FIRST to ~nrinG
out. Moln-uS followed MIN and. turn
ius. n. assisted his father
Tn" look OF snlci,ud- tina, passed
when mis- 'athcr said he vas uninjurcd
gave way 10 an expression Of annoy
ancc,
The Evening World representative, who
was following. offered his carriage 10
Ten MrIinclA, but the sturdy soldier
aid d"cis'v"l, that they would walk
II ...ttfNi
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SCHLEY LOOKED
FOR SEA FIGHT.

I continued from Frs. PAGr
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-23
e A TO 7T Bears tba <9 The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature ss LNAzzezm
AN IMPERIAL HAIR-PULLING.
Germany's Emperor Has Q Queer Way of Showing It When He
 Is Annoyed.

The French find much diversion in lampooning Emperor William of Ger many. One story they tell is not so bad nor to the monarch's discredit. The German emperor when in any way crossed or contradicted, pulls violent ly at the lobe of his right ear with the thumb and foreinger of his right hand. When he was staying in England at the time of the queens funreal he received a telegram and opened it in the pres ence of one of his smart little nephews, a boy of six. Something in the ,tele- gram did not altogether please his majesty and he at once began to tug at his ear. The little fellow looked up and said: ssTell me, uncle, why doy you pull at your ear?''
 Because I am annoyed, my darling" was the reply.
 Do you always do that when you are annoyed?" said the boy.
 "Yes, my darling" said his majesty.
 "And when you are very, very much annoyed what do you do?" persisted this juvenile inquirer.
 .'Then I pull somebody else's ear,"s said William II.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-23
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.
MRS JOHN FRUIN DIED FROM
 CANCER IN HOSPITAL.

The Warden and Burgesses Will Meet
 To-night-Funeral of Thomas Dono-
 van, the Man Who Was Drowned,
 Held To-day
 The funeral of Thomas Donovan, the man who was drowned Sunday in the Glove Co.'S raceway, was largely at tended from his home this morning. Intelment was in St James's cemetery.
 The board of warden and burgesses will meet tonight at s o'clock in the court room.
 Division No 2, A. O. H., will meet tonight in Hibernian hall. All mem- bers are requested to be present, as business of importance is to be trans acted.
 Frederick Rapier of Boston was in town this morning on business.
 There was no session of the borough court this morning.
 Mrs John Fruin of Carroll street died yesterday in one of the New York hospitals. where she has been for the past few weeks undergoing treatment for a cancer. The deceased leaves be- sides husband four small children to mourn her loss. The body will be brought to her home on Carroll street to-day and the funeral will take place tomorrow morning from St Francis's church.
 The local Wheel club and T. A. B.. teams are battling for supremacy on HOtchkiss field this afternoon.
 Superintendent T. F. Shaffer has re- turned from q few weeks visit at his summer home in Bantam.
 I. Dreyer returned yesterday from a weeks vacation. spent at his home in Port Jefferson, l.. l.
 The heat yesterday was felt greatly in the shops and on the outdoor jobs. A great many of the men working out of doors were forced to quit by the oppressive heat.
 The borough workmen started re pairfng High street this morning, as ordered by the board of aldermen some time ago May street is finished and has been put in excellent shape under the direction of Superintendent of Streets Pitcher.
 John Donovan of Bridgeport is spending a few days with friends in town a
 I.V. CobIeigh was in New Haven yesterday on business
 The Ladies' anxiliary of the A. O. H. installed officers at their meeting held in Columbus hall last night. A number of the county officers were in attendance
 Mrs Harold Smith of New York city is spending a few days with friends in town.
 The Naugatuck fire department base ball team are trying to arrange game of base ball with the Storms of Derby, to be played at the annual picnic and field day of the united courts of For esters of Naugatuck at Linden park on Saturday, August IT.
 Thomas Agernen of Bridgeport was in town this morning on business.