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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
HOLIDAY CUTS INTO TRADE.
Materially Cuts Weeks Business-spseuis
tive Operations Reduced In Volume.

Materially Cuts Weeks Business-Spseuia.
tive Operations Reduced In Volume.
X. q. Dun Il Co.'S review Of trade
says: "A holiday reduced the volume Of
legitimate business, while speculative op.
erations were seriously curtailed by the
general closing Of exchanges from Friday
afternoon to Tuesday morning. In the
movement of merchandise and in many
manufacturing lines there has been effort
to make up the loss by working overtime,
but the weeks record will fall behind
those Immediately preceding. Actual sales
of many iron and steel products are re.
corded at material advances and the tone
throughout Is hardened By vigorous de.
mand. Placing of sample orders for
spring footwear Is OF such character as
to indicate a healthy market and some
Jobbers are so anxious for early delivery
that contracts are being closed now. De-
spite more activity in the market for cot.
ton goods and placing of government con.
tracts the staple shows no great strength.
Although unsettled in tone little altera-
ton occurred in the principal cereals.
Trading was restricted and there was an
apparent disinclination to assume an ag.
gressive stand on either side Of the mar
ket. Commercial failures during the
month Of August were 500 in number
and S0.4JS,S66 in amount Of liabilities.
Compared with the same month last year
the statement Is most unsatisfactory, as
failures were then only 735 in number
ana SI,323,0O3 In amount"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
STRANGE That or $40, 900.
Five Packages Of 500 Bills Stolen from
Los Audeles Man,

Five packages OF 800 bills, amounting
to 100000. were stolen from trunk in
cottage at Long Beach. Il seaside resort
twenty miles from Los Angeles. Cal. The
money was the property of John Kemp.
ley, who came to Long Beach from Fort
Dodge. Iowa, about five months ago, &C.
companied by his wife and married
daughter. Mrs. Hanna ii. Wonders.
kemplcy concluded to sell his 24O-acre
farm in Iowa and remain In southern
California. lie had concluded the bar
gain with DIR. .. l.. Woodwork, and n
deed was prepared. to Ice delivered to the
doctor upon the payment of $4,000. The
other day while Kempley was absent DIR.
Woodwork called ut the Kempey cot.
tagc with the $4,000 and asked for the
deed 10 the farm, which was given up
on the payment of the money. Mrs.
Ncmplcy and her daughter placed the
money in II trunk, ana both We're called
Out OF the house shortly aftcrward. They
were absent only few minutes, but on
their return the money was missing.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
NARROWED ON A LARREN ISLE.
Strike Leaders Tell a Story Of
Great Privatlo,,

A special from Key West says: The
thirteen abducted leaders of the striking
cigarmakers of TAMPA. Fla, have return
ed from exile. The men who composed
the central committee OF Rcsistencia I'm
ion OF Tampa arrived here on small
fruit schooner, the Gertrude, of this port.
Marooncd on n barren, uninhabited isle
OF the coast of Honduras, they had, by
an unexpected turn of fortune. escaped
death from exposure and starvation and
made their way to civilization and safety.
They believe 1t was the intention of their
captors that they should never return
from exile. The authorities OF Washing.
ton have instructed the United States
district attorney at Jacksonville, Fla,
to make an investigation Of the matter.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
News from All Parts of the World
Carefully Selected from the
Press kilograms.
A Weekly Digest Of the Most Important
Facts and Happenings for Busy
Readers.

Several weeks ago Homer Rcahar1. III
years old. was found dead near his home
in West Denver. Colo. with a bullet in
his brain. lie was thought to have been
sho, accidentally by hunter, but the
police now believe it was a case Of muir.
der, and eight boys have been arrested
on suspicion. They are Sam and Casey
Gaul. aged IA and II years respectively:
Chester John. aged IA; Ray Pool. aged
Ia Henry. Charles and Roy Bruno.
brothers. aged respectively II. II and -
years, and their cousin. George W.
Bruno. aged Il. The detectives believe
Reahard quarreled with these boys. and
was first stoned and then shot. They
claim to have the evidence of n hoy
whose name they refuse to give on which
TO base their theory.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
Roy stransl ed BY Long Towel.

Carl Roewer, n l3'year.old boy, met
death by strangulation at his home on
the Troy pike. near Dayton, Ohio. Young
Rocwer was making ready 10 attend the
carnival in Dayton and while drying his
face with the long towel he became en-
tangled in its folds. In his efforts to re-
lease himself h. drew the towel tighter
and tighter until death resulted.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
Now Treaty with Britain.

1t Is reported in Washington on good
authority that arrangements have been
completed In London for II new treaty to
take the place OF the defeated Hay.
Pauncefotc compact and that everything
is now ready for its formal drafting. This
will be done by the British foreign Office,
Lord Paunccfote and Ambassador
Ehnntn
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
coiIIsIon Costs seven Liver,

Five men were killed and six others
seriously injured, two Of whom have
since died, in Il collision which occurred
ut jamestown, y. ID. A mixed train on
the Northern Pacific Railroad came In
from Cakes, carrying seventeen men on
a Hat car. As the train passed the sta.
ton road engine was struck. and the
force Of the collision caused the Hat car
to collapse.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
DRIVES HUSBAND TO DEATH.

unwarrsntsd Jealousy In the End Rsspon.
siblo for Two Fatalities.
A few days ago Charles Shepherd Of
Toledo. Ohio, came home and found that
his wife had hanged herself. She left
note saying she had heard that he was
about to elope with another woman and
that she loved him SO much she could
not endure the thought Of descrtion.
Shepherd insisted that the fears Of his
wife were groundless. a few days later
his dead body was found In Swan creek.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
Suicide Ends Dinner Party.

The climax to dinner party given by
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Il. Peters, at their
home In New York City, came when Mrs.
Peters deliberately walked to the side
board, filled liquor glass with carbolic
acid, and facing her guests, drained the
glass. Her action, il is said was brought
about by reproof from her husband be-
fore the rest OF the party.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
WON IN Burned 10 Death.

At Topeka, Kan, Miss Eolah Hounsom
was burned to death in her home. The
body when recovered was little more than
a charred mass Of human flesh and abso-
lutely unrecognizable, Miss Hounsom
was SO years old and lived alone. Muir
der with robbery in view is suspected by
the police, as she was known to have had
some money,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
Sixty Poisoned at BANQUET,

Nearly sixty persons who attended the
banquet ut the opening Of the new Sew
enth precinct police station In Cleveland
suffered from ptomainc poisoning. 1t Is
believed that either the clans or the ice
cream contained the poison.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
WILL DEVELOP BiG OIL FIELDS.
Prominent Politicians interested In Wy.
ON nj Fossil Property.

Senator Thomas Kearns of Utah, Sen
ator Clarence ID. Clark of Wyoming, OK.
Congressman :. Il. Elkins of West Vir.
ginia, Perry :. Heath, L. j. Quealey Of
Kemmerer, Wyo,; Richard Kerens, Jr.,
and Frank J. Westcott. Salt Lake, aud
Il. l.. Doheny Of Los Angeles are the d.
rectors ana principal stockholders Of the
lnter-Mountain Oil Company, which Is
capitalized at Sl0,O0OOO0 and which has
been formed for the purpose of develop
ing a large tract of valuable oil lands in
the fossil fields south of Kemmerer in
the southwestern part Of Wyoming. Sen
ator Clark located the land fifteen years
ago, but has not until this time taken
steps to develop its oil properties.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
Sultan Orders Her Release.

The American missionary woman who
was captured by brigands In the District
Of Djumnbala, in the vilayet OF Calonica,
Turkey, was Miss Ellen II. Stone. The
Sultan. Immediately upon hearing of the
abduction OF Miss Stone and her COM
panion. pcremptorily ordered the Vail Of
Salonica to secure their release and to
exercise every care for their comfort aud
safety.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
sks,eton Found rurIed In A,,ev.

A. Dinkel, II florist, while maSag an
excavation in u vacated alley In the
heart of Brazil, Ind. unearthed the skcle-
ton of man who evidently had bscn
murdered and buried there years ago. A
large hole was found In the skull.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
Nebraska State Bank Closed.

The Bank Of Custer County, at Broken
Bow, Neb., closed its doors on an order
from Secretary Royse of the State bank
ing board In its last statement the bank
showed resources OF SS4.G2l, OF which
$63,26G were loans and discounts, The
deposits subject to check aud demand
certificates aggregate nearly $GO.OW.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
Earth swallows a Mountain.

The steamer Tartar brings news that
a mountain in northern Japan disappear.
Cd after an earthquake. 1t rose over 800
feet in height and covered forty acres, at
the outskirts Of the village OF Kolwny-
anna. 1t sank with a tremendous thua-
dering noise.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
Boys horribis Fate,

The l2-year-old son OF C. \. GUNNER.
living near Moscow, Idaho. placed the
small end of powder horn in his mouth
and ignited the powder, rs he said, to
make a smoke" The inside OF his head
was reduced TO jelly.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
rloat'n- B,ty is ,d.n,'fl.d

A body found floating in the lake near
Ashtabula, Ohio, by William Slocum, a
farmer boy, has been Identified as that Of
DR.. C.. w. Hoyt Of Corning, y. l., who
disappeared from a Cleveland and Buff
falo passenger boat on the night of
July %.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
Thirteen PodIes Recovered.

been entombed since June 10, when the
explosion In the coal mine Of the Pits
burg Coal Company at Port Royal, Pa,
took place, have been recovered.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
Teachers E~ter a Protest,

The newly arrived American teachers
at Inass meeting in Manila have decid.
ed to cable to the President. complaining
that they were promised commissary
privileges and that they now ind their
expenses srs double what they were -
cured hey might expect.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
Killed at murphysbsro Rec Track.

Frank McClathey, jockey, was killed
In the last race Of the Jackson County
fair at Murphysboro, III. He was one
OF five that were riding, and in the front
brnch, consisting OF three. one Of the
horses was thrown TO the ground and the
other two piled on top OF him. McClathey
was buried beneath them.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14

Dallas. Texas. The combination baggage
and express car was cut In two and the
body of the mail clerk, A. T.. jackson of
Waco. was found buried under the cab Of
the freight engine. which was overturned
and badly wrecked,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
reak into Postofflce.

The postoffcc at Edmond, Ok. was
entered by burglars, the safe blown open
and 1885 stolen. United States marshals,
with bloodhounds, took the trail OF the
robbers.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
Roer commsndo I. cankurea

Letters entire commando has been tax.
on by Mai. Scobell, south Of Petersburg.
One hundred and three prisoners We're
captured, twelve Beers were killed and
forty-siX wounded.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
Fighter HURT by ExpIosIon.

At Memphis, Tenn, Jimmy Casey, n
featherweight pug!list, who is known
throughout the West and South, was ia.
tally injured by the explosion of a gas
tank
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
Shoots His Nelshsor After Trivial ous re-

In Nevada, Mo-, James IL. Furguson,
aged 40, was shot by Hiram Bates. agel
G5. The men We're neighbors in the sub
urbs of the town and fell out over triv.
ial matter.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14

II. o. Armour, the multimillionaire
packer OF Chicago and New York, died
very suddenly ut Saratoga, n. Y.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
lamond Rlnss Are Stolan.

Detectives are trying TO find the person
or persons who carried off $1,000 wor h
OF diamond rings from a show case n
the store Of schlesnger * Mayer in Chi
cage
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
Tornado In Nebraska Town,

A tornado at Benkelman, Neb., de.
stroycd the United Presbyterian Church,
many stables and windmills, and partly
wrecked several houses. No lives We're
lost.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14

Gen. Hughes campaign In the Island
Of Leytc has resulted In the surrender OF
he insurgent Col. Pachcco with his entire
command. This ends the instruction ON
that island.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
Columbia VIM Mako tha Racs

The yacht Columbia, champion of 1888.
has been chosen to race against the
Shamrock II. IN defense Of the America's
Gun.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
Trains c o. dc at Dallas.

A Texss and Pacific freight train
crasAed through a Gulf. Colorado and
Santa " passenger train ct the crossing
q ths Eve roads II The eastern pan u
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
OF THE DIME SAVINGS BANK

dcu
% Interested
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-14

ton Township &c. Range The north So feet of the
feet of Lot and south So feet of the feet of Lot
L. E. Crandals Oak Lawn Subdivision of the half of
the southwest quarter and of the half of the south
west quarter Of Section Township North Range east
of the sd p. M.
Lots TO- II. IA, IS, a. IS, I6, u. 49,
Block Lots asxIas east front West ssth street,
between 9sd and o3d streets.
Lots as, 49, az 49, 49, 3d. 81 81, 49, 81, 3s SO, 81 3d. 49,
A. a. 49, a. As, as, A. 4s, Block Lots sSxlss
west front West ssth street, between 9ad and ssd
streets
Lots 49, a. IS, &c. 81 S. 49, 40, Al, a. 49, ~ As 49, ~
48, in Block Lots asxIss west front West s4th
place, between Cad and 93d streets.
In Jernbergs Subdivision of Blocks - of Streets
of the east half Of the southwest quarter Of Section
~, Township 81 North Range ~ east of the sd p M.
Lots as Block Lots ssxIs4 north front ,o9h Tor
Stoner) Court between Ada Street and Centre Avenue
asxIs4 south front 10th Street. between Ada Street
and Centre Avenue.
roth Street. between Ada Street and Centre Avenue
Lots g. a. &c. 81, Ss S. S. ST. S. ~. Il, ~. IS 49, A.
49, Block 49, Lots sSxIs4 south front Iloh Court "a
Spencer Pace) between Ada Street and Centre Avenna
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-25
The r-.,,mon. Of INVENT, Year.

Mr., Arthur Thompson ~ the Brook
lvn Furn!tur" Company, $50 to jIl ful,
ton street Brooklyn. SAID:
We have always considered Tn,
World a. OF superior circulatinr-onc o:
the largest II not the largest. IN III
country |, goes I" the class II people
We appeal to and We have always Oh.
tanned goo! result, from IT, Wc ar,
about IN" oldest advertiser In II.
World. W. have been among the hlg-
g.st advertisers IN Tn" World during
mos OF tn. twenty years cOv"ra,i by tn,
tabulai.d statement showing tn. IN
crease IN advertising from ~ columns
for March To s.jGl column ana have
wincs-I shat vast Increase
We hay" always felt that we derived
more benefit rom our A!trr;IS. 'nen,r
IN IN" "btli than from mos" IN ans
other newspaper
w. hope thar II Will continue to IN.
circulation ana Tn. world have = long
iife and prosper
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-25
Or. VIII. DRAPER
NEAR TO DEATH.
End Of Eminent Physi-
clan Expected at
Any Moment.

pr. William II Draper. who lies III
with pneumonia ~ nis home, No. 70
East ForiH.sevcnih street. is expected
20 die at any moment H.. has been
iincons '"us s'H' asst nisnt and hls
raysician. entertain n, hope. q. hi,
recovery HIS Immediate family and
relatives are A. hts ocdsid. awai,.ng tho
end
pr Draper Is one OF the hes, known
physitidAs II Manhattan II. retired
from nc:usl work IN ls,,. when n. 70.
''Sned from tie co.,r.e o: rhy.icfa..,
and Surgeons In recognition OF nj.
services he was mad. professor cm-r,.
tus lie had ,een connected Win IN.
college for twcn;v-nlnc wears
In 1863 nc vas appointed clinical pro
lessor Of diseases OF the eye and oar
which chair ne he'd until 1850 when
n" was appointed professor o. cliui>,.
m.dc.uc.
DR. pfaosr WAS born In Bra,;lcboro
W oct " 1880. II. was graduated ;ror,
'n!Hm"It College ia 1871. and four wears
Later rcs"!r,' his diploma az a physician
from 'hc College or Physicians ana
Surgc"a-
After extensive studio. in Paris and
I'2td"n ne settled N New York a. (,
general prmiiton.r II. VA. attending
physician ~ the New York and The
Roosevelt liosnitn.- ana ..sp consult,
Ing pays rl,u NJ $, Luxr- and the
Presbyterian Hospitals He vas elected
Presihcnr nf the Nov York Academy OF
Medicine in 1856
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-25

J MNchacl., The friend o; IN" people
Nos. i. 10 100 Smith street. BrooKH u.
on. OF the larsrs, credit department
houses Tn Greater %r" York. where on
may get anything from I, TN pan to
slui coat. said
Tn. N.,Fld Is u great newspaper
TN, circulation statement tprrbbl rairr
:ny judgment as an advertiser ana rfo9'
apl, indicates much Lars" cIt3 sAIe
80. tuAt 81 any other pNrer puuRshcp,
~ ,iu-liyr IL the greatest ADVERTISING
medium Indeed. We get NOR. te'ufh'
sm il NaT!i advertisement thtn W.
ia, FROM any other iEt .nr.rs EniIo'i'r"'
N me ,Apsgtyuy" u either naE'rt:.f-
AZ IEkr mine Il - no wonder ihhi IN"
Norld's ADVERTISING mas -r5"n ny su!d .
aud Jumps tFuu 1,i cItninNs III no I"
) III column, IN lpi for the same month,
i aong,a,uih," The W"rli IN j.. DE
circulation. its powerful influence III
nubIir AFFAIRS ana on the mul"Fhi sue
...., !, has achieved, as Indicated pS IT.
,llu,,nious ,t>.rtlsins business
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-25
Judged by Results.

Mir NJ Vaughan. manager ~ MA
s,u.s ,uruitur. warehouse, Myrtle ave
rttr and Rridar street brooklyn. WIKI
twenty wears experience, said
-, a. prctty well understood By the
,,r,,r advertisers that The World i
me q; the bt..t mediums Tor adEcrts'NS
~. uui II la u!r I'm" to l.. one OF N.
49,, in us pr0iuctivrntss OF results. ana
AZ, ,,n i,us. o! circulation only BY the
results 81 oar Ahrerti.ins. onae u'1'',
Nm. IN. great circulation -! The World
Sr III iar-g.ucninS imilurnc.
rt,n- on the magnificent CROWN N III
,dy,rti.irr business from J.i Ia ",JIl col
INNS per month in t."n;y years.
''rh. World certainly t"Nhts .H'
,,..r n,rl o( that class pi prrp!. whu
IF., cbutcinplatiug tle purchhs" % !lI"i-
tIrr. anil pr"sa anthly mat Is 20 ~ other
line. THIS fact aCcOunt~ LOT the IN
ft,.,.sr growth IN IN. World a!Err:is-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-25
..I,Ir., In tn. CI.,."

Mr. Hermann Zcitz. o! II. LeitI 4
Tarshs. credit clo,hicrs TO men ana
y omen, a, No. 40 Futon street ana
40 10, Fiith avenue. broohlyn. says
once mad. test ana hscrfti.i!eu
Tor mysc.f tn. superiority OF Inc
" urld'- circulation ana iniiu"nce As an
advertising medium.
1T was during the late holidays !
advertised one OF our stores III ne
World and the other IN "a rival, ana
found that | received four me- AS
much In results from Tn. Word AL.
AS from that In the other paper.
The World n IN" l"-t aINrr''s ,,,
medium. In my Judgment in THIS cltS.
ana This explains the marvellous CROWN
In It.. advertising bus.n"ss uoh !
know inIc1 ABOUT the circulation out !
have noticed in cars. trains ana otnr1
places that most pt"re fehd "'
World
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-25
1t Is Very Easy

10 tell a Pcasc piano at any time
with Your eyes shut. 1t is the
depth of tone and lightncss Of
touch Of our instruments that give
them distinc, individuality. Per-
haps that is the reason profcs-
sional people and singers prefer
Pcasc pianos. At any rate they
form n large percentage Of our
customers. Special factory prices
and monthly payment, if desired.
Full value allowed for old ins,rn-
mcnts. For a bargain we have
= number of used pianos Of cclc-
hratcd makes at $l25 and up
ward; they are much better than
cheap new pianos. Write for
catalogue.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-25
Growth Explained.

MIR |. G5lapcss Superintendent OF the
..r.;e department store o: \. l. Nanm,
#I,u.tpu street Elan place and Hoys
stree. NrpklNH.
"Al,nols ngurer showing The World, )
etty circulation 20 be NOR. than "o."o
for N. morning edition may seem sur
Iris!nS 10 ,hr hSiran, yet Tor iai"F
.; such enterprise tHry are not aston
i.hlr., and the steady growth OF adver-
u-lns ~ The Wurld Is the naiura! c"roI'
larry OF It's great circulation
''W. nav, been u.!nr IN" advertising
cnlumns OF The World ever since Il he
gan IN. pubiicaUon u "A iiruoKlyn rii.
ton. and II certainly has given US GOOD
results
'When We began We used about ~
lines. no" wc are us'ns An average OF
100 mes OF rs advertising space.
I'VE believe that The WgT,h reaches
4 elias, O! readers who ar" looking for
honest bargains, and !onk IN The
Worlds advertising columns 10 mud
q F,aF III
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-25
PR0F|TED BY
BEING ROBBED.
Alleged Stolen Bonds,
Triple in Value,
Returned.
lsptc'.i N Ias Wo9lI-

BfSGHAMTON Aatil u Tea re-.
inarkable discovery MAJ -uaI- ,aalr= ils-
that IN, securities mounting i.rr
which. /; Is alleged, VlrEil I " Masf'rs
had embezzl.d from N, .-'ta" ~ Jrr
Bush. and Tor wa!rn ne wa l,1
and yesterday tailed. hNa irc 3hey #
been hidden ir.pied IN value n8B
now worth over ngt"l
In other .orjs. II MoNIn.t's- giiil
OF the crime charge h" ''ttuir tug cs' q
rich"
McMasters says the disrrepaaCic. warJ
caused by investments that. whiiN 'rsli.-
s mahs. are no, recognized by ;he SIEu-
I gates Court. Accordingly n placed
: the securities in the aanGs 81 tHJ an3.
ness men FOR negotiation, Hilis lhr r.-
ntnrkable resu!. jus, revcl..d
On advice OF his attorne, h" Aad com
I here 10 square matters when n" wa
s.arrestcd.
. The increase In the estate would not
xs14Se been possible under conditions In.
R4Asd 10y tho SURROGATE, and the heir.
1eG1n TO view McAnaters's alleged pee
q tQas ~ provtdent!al.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-25
The lSr0sOn Why.

Mr. Gardner - Matthews, 81 Brock
iyn's wrll.knoxn dry-goois house Of
\ . Matthews's SOFAS. Fulton s;rcet.
Galiat!n place. Smith and Livingston
streets. SAYS quantity:
-! agree with The World tina. wncn
one mas anything to say he SHOULD
say IT.
The World had something to say. ans,
"Fisurcs do not l. and | am glad 20
SEE that The World says 4 in nHurcs.
toT that IL Tn, Words advIc. TO us
I'VE do admit and chccrfully. that
The World mas don. Us good ihrouHh
our use OF It's Advertising columns: and
u that is 80 II must have a circulation,
Its figures. have no doubt. are
correct II they We're not why would
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