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The evening world., 1901-09-16
Policeman Wheeled Body 10
the Station-House with
Crowd Following.
THE MOTHER is MISSING.
She and Her Five-Year-0ld Son
Had Been Living on the
Street Two Weeks.

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.rs ,,,,.,,u n-nwd h.,d , d.,th w,,c,
,ho,,, !. h,hv ,v,nV d..h n, u.s no,hcr.,
=, ~. ,onr ~ No 10, M,,ro,
.,...,
,,,. ,,,--,v ~. hoe,
| ~. .,..,,,. n,.,. y, ~. ,,cL child n,
49,. ,,,,,. an,
rh. ,,n,., d.,,h ,I,,,. ,r.- ,,i1
,,rh, T. ~. ,s., ,ro,.n,, In c,..
whn.. n..n,,,r ,,,, ,nx ~, ri, .,re..
crowd ,.,, a. I, ,o,,owcd Policeman
sch.r,nr.r uh..Iirr the ,I,,lc dead child
In n. ba,,.rcd rar,ias. IN m. Madison
s,rc., .,a,,op.bou.e
Tb, h,hy.. n,rep,, werc Michael, and
sarnb I.ub,n,k, Who ,,v. M hom.
rhre. a, ,hs,r ch,Idro, ,,o IN ,bs
Worth stree, Industrial School, and one
Isaac nped three vcar. lived T., IN.
stree, with hi, parent. and IN. baby
since they were turn.J nh. of their
house two week. aRo.
One piece OF furniture the landlord Al.
lowed them Ia keep-,hc rat,IInr car.
riage in which little Hymen. the th,r.
teen months s-old baby. spent his days.
With both children In the carriage.
wh,v.l the woman pushed. the little fam
iIy began life over again.
After a few days. In which they ate
what they could beg. and nights. In
which they slept on doorstcps until the
wailing baby attracted an ofiicer who
made them move on. the baby fell sick.
Meanwhile there was new trouble for
Mrs. LuB!nski. Michael knew n way to
forget tha, he had M home md no
food and dying child, and he took the
way.
lie went away, and III. not come back
Whatever money ne begged was spent
for ,,ouor. and this morning ne was ar.
rested for drunkenness. He was sent to
IN. ,.,,nd ,or ,b,r,v d.v. That wa.
..v.r,, h,,,r. .,,.r hts ,om,,v h,d ,ved
.,,
The evening world., 1901-09-16
STRIKE OVER,
MAGNATE SAYS.

Concerning the steel strike situation
aui officer OF the United States Steel
corporation In this city said to-day:
The settlement OF Saturday was
made with the American Tin Plate. the
American Steel Hoop and the American
Slcrt Steel Companies. The workmen
or these concerns were the original
strikers. Employees In other mills went
out IN sympathy.
AS ihr original strikers have settled
their differences there Is no reason why
IN. sympathctic strikers should rcmair,
out, SO the strike II considered closed.
The evening world., 1901-09-16
CROKER
BEGINS
HIS WORK
Will Not Discuss Politics
Until After the Presi-
dents Funeral.
VISITS TAMMANY HALL.
Purpose Of the Democrats Is to
Play a Waiting Game Be-
fore Nominating.
VISITS TAMMANY HALL.

Richard Croker started in 20 work In
good earnest to-day.
After breakfast at the Democratic
Club he read the papers and went
through his mall.
In company with John F. Carroll ne
| left the Club early and was driven In
n cab 10 Tammany Hail.
There he went ct once to his room,
where he received several Of his leu
tenants and district leaders.
Il shall adhere to my resolution not
to talk politics till after the funeral Of
the President" said Mr. Croker to an
Evening World reporter. "lt Is no time
now to enter into discussion of such
matters. Later may have several
things to say
4 Waiting Game.
Many OF the Tammnny leaders say
that the organization will play a walt
ing game. and will announce no candi-
date fcx the Mnyoral,y TIL the Fusion.
ist. nominate their man.
One OF the early callers on Mr.. Croker
at Tammany Hall to-day was Commits
siorer OF Taxes and Assessments Ed
ward c. Sheehy.
.Tcmmany las no candidate Tor
Mayor" said the Commissioner. I'VE
shail wait to see where we stand. or
course, we al; have our individual
choices. hut favoritism will not cut any
figure In this campaign.
Mr.. Croker undoubtedly has his
preference. but he will be governed en-
tirely By circumstances. The man who
misht appear as a good candidate to-day
might not do at all Tomorrow. So We
are waiting to see what the fusionists
do.
las for the iusionisS' candidate.
The evening world., 1901-09-16
Rev. John Hebron Prefers
Charges Against Two Po-
licemen at Headquarters.
STORY OF BRUTALITY.
Trying to Save Orunkard from a
Fearful Beating He Is Him
self Attacked.

The Rev. John Hebron. a Methods,
minister and an earnest worker in the
West Twenty-fourth Street Methods,
Church. with which he is connected
preferred charges to-day against Patrol.
nan John Kerr and Bicycle Policeman
eatrck Gleason. OF the West Twentieth
street station. at Police Headquarters.
M. Hebron was arrested at II o'clock
SATURDAY morning BY the two officers
sno charged with interfering with a
policeman In the performance OF hi,
auty. He was locked uo at the police
stauon. and when arraigned before Mag.
strase Pool In Jefferson Market Court
yesterday he was fined IS.
the Magistrate refussu to r.ceiy. n
fuer written by Frank Mo., in b.baIf
u the minister
was doing my sinp.e ,.ntv =.
atSen and preacher when I in,.rf.r.a
20 prevent the policeman from b,u..I,,
nisnsinE helpless drunkard.' said Mr.
hebron to an Evening World r.norte,
aoosy. ~ was on my way from INV
nome. No. 20 West Twcnty.ourih
"feet. 10 mission meeting, when
saw the two policemen =-ous,nr
drunken man. who was asleep on IN.
sidewalk. " ''
ney were extremely brutal and |
umpiy asked them TO be less rough.
icy told me to attend 10 my own
l'siness and ncted In such an abusly.
manner that asked them ,or ,hc,,
iumbeTa.
THE patroiman took on his helmet
IND sinashed It In my face wl,a such
The evening world., 1901-09-16

( IN" tonNlir contest a. N4" IN" frlio"-
ing year ulh Nu- awarded tn" premium
STANDING aIrnU~ six feet IN h.ig.It.
"srong ,ni sin"wy iithc and active.
Miss Gordon & perfect 81. or the
English athletic girl. Her wit Is kc,n
~ her arm b stsuaE. while her ideas
%! American men arr inr from compll-
m"ntnry to thugr She has met thus FAR
an 'n1 continent But abe has been
here ouly six week.
She Has seven Linrn.
Miss Inrhon treats lightly the ass"r-
ton i'ht ~. ornaments the chorus In
lldctd az Hvr disposal upJu an avenue
n what IN stage par!uncr is known nS
limitation pri0aipll
Afrrd =. Atruns discovered Miss
inr!rn - LONDON, ana brought her herr"
ior display IN "rh, l.lri,4' rari llsc."
Hh,rr u Is rSrrCtc'i III" will 'hinr,
Two weeks later Miss Gordon sub
m!t'eh ~" Hpptndcd complimentary"
treats" on Ancrictn men In treating
no words Her rcmHrksth." utt"rIncrs
ar" worthy "t som" snccun'iun. She
eayN
"Sn ,hi- +. MN va.k. .Ia .;y n.
wuich hay, hclr8 - murh' am
amazed WITH the 'rNatcl ears thun-
.!prlnr the C,hi, rushing mndly On
tI,. blns,a ~lpkug -r houses ani tor
turing thrlr foundations, seem 20 be
* laf .ug ~ 4 pyrp"tuul electrical storm
"l AM Just going 10 forget II nud be-
.ts mitch a, HON" ~ | "ns IN London
The evening world., 1901-09-16
Miss Eth hel Gordon,
"Ois cove red" by
Manager Alfred E.
Aarons, Gives Some
Pointed Impressions
Of New York :. Says
the Broadway Girl Is
Just Like the Girl
from Paris.

I'm Paris ! was not known 40 much
us y stage queen They knew me ms
n b.auty.'
With inmate modc-ty and acc"ptnrl"
hrevtty Miss E.hei Gordon. lat. of rnris
and London. refers to her past ~, in
The two principal capitals ~ Europ,
Miss Gordon IS known equally in =;
Petersburg. and at Nice. where he
winds bow nuch warmer Twice Vie
,ortous In IN" punting championship "r
england, where sh, defeated a Ions list
OF rivals In 10; and 1895. she rntrIed
The evening world., 1901-09-16
matter. tina, had been awaiting Gro.

matters that had been awaiting cro-
ker's attention.
The Committee OF Eighteen held a
meeting this afternoon at the Citizens
Union Headquarters. in Union Square,
and resumed the consideration OF mayor
atty candidates.
Several names were cut oct. and tds
list AS amended Is considerably short
enrd.
The general conference" OF tho fusion
forces Eli be held Wednesday,. when
some d.tini,. action ,wiii br taken In 70.
gard TO a permanent candidate.
The evening world., 1901-09-16
MATRON ExONERATED.
Prisoner Accused Her Of Procur-
Ing Hail for her.

Dora Smith. when arra!saed In tho
Jefferson Market Court ysst-rd,y morn
Ing charged with dIsorderiy conduct,
told Magistrate Pool she had been
bailed out the night before by Barney
Marcus She said the matron. Mrs.
Reynolds. had sent for Marcus.
To-day Mrs. Reynolds appeared in the
court and testified that the woman her.
self had sent to Marcus asking him 10
bail her out. The ma;ron said that
before.
Magistrate Pool expressed himself as
satisfied with the mItron's explanation.
The evening world., 1901-09-16
Unc,e SAN Pay. In,.r..,.

WASHISGToS, Sept. l6-The Secr--
iary OF the Treasury announces that tn.
Octoper Interest payment. amounting 10
A1oo.op. will be made by the mailing OF
cnecks to-day for the registered In.
terest and by the giving o. orders TO
shAs various Assistant Trea.urc-s O. the
United States to pay interes; coupons
for the October payment on presentation
The evening world., 1901-09-16
DROPPED DEAD IN STREET.
Heart ssisease Carried on s,mr,,,
for y. r. Electric ychirI. ca.

Ralph ID. Chadsen. aged twenty-s.s. a
starter for the New York Electrlc vehi.
Gle Company. dropped dead OF hear.
disease at 30 O'Clock this morning on
Twenty.second street. In the rear nj,
Sterns dTy.goojs store.
chadser. lived In West Thir.y.second
street and was married.
The evening world., 1901-09-16

believe Platt or Frederick Gibbs already
know who he is. believe he will be II
man who has not yet been named,
'P.att. am convinced. con,tvls the
fusion organization. and the programme
Is all cut ana dried They bring forward
new nam. cnc day and cat II nut ;hc
reNt just for effect You will see ~sc !
they nominatc a candidate for Mayor
he will he a Plat man
Me~tinR. To-Dny.
The Tammany Executive Committee
met this afternoon and considered many
The evening world., 1901-09-16
SHIPPING NEWS.

~ ;AL.fASAc FOR TO-DAY.
sun rises. tlisan ss,,.. 80 0sl Moon s,, LEI
.9sstL The TypEs
The evening world., 1901-09-16
po-.nr Like the Houses.

'l,nn' Yoir houses are set close to-
.,th,r Why. even one OF the Wander
Dit h.,uscs. the one facing the Park
has , s,rcct-car In" running al on,
>il"
From IN" looks Of he busy streets
New York H. place. Tor the business
man tn nmnss hts fortune. guess IL
like il after u time. I'm sorry TO say
puir.trd things. MT really Ihcs. are my
lrnnrr.-il nA.
The evening world., 1901-09-16

ana l'lri- New York reminds me some :
what OF Paris. with It's cafes and we'll
dressed woman
American Girl Is smart.
The American girls you meet on
broadway are smart. Eighty per cent.
OF them are well drcssed-not ex-
r"n'a."lS, perhaps. hat their clothes NJ
nii their figures ~" good TO look upon.
They 1r" nut on with tina; knack that
charncter!zes the French woman the
world over.
81 huv. not great admiration for
American men. Perhaps | have not
studied their idiCIyncras sies. They can
not. as u race. compare with English
men. OF course. there are the usual eX-
r.ptions. but In general Ind them just
a bit rude. perhaps brusIue.
They also lack IN" snng.fro.d OF tn"
Enri'shmnn and the natural courtesy
or tn. Fr"nchmnn. Their conversa-
,inn Is careless. AMI nj times Jars the
nerves. hut suppose you lust call Il
American.
Central Park is beautiful: and BROAD
way and Fifth avenue are disappointing.
| expected tn And modern architecture
an, h,n,itIfli ,rCc-linci avenues.
The evening world., 1901-09-16

tafld Pnris. New York reminds me some :
! what OF Paris. with It's cafes and we'll
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1901-07-19

DIED.-At Port Hill, July 10,
Katie, the youn gest daughter CT
Mrs. Anna Price. Age, II years
and Z months.
The remains of the late Katie
Price were laid at rest today. The
little one had been i'll for nearly
month with typhoid fever, but in
spite of the physicians care, and
careful nursing, she was unable to
withstand the ravages of the disease.
The death of little Katie brings
sadness to the hearts of all who
knew her. While yet in love with
life, flower booming by he way
side, she passed to silent and pa
thetic dust. We drank in her sun
lit smiles; we have seen love gleam-
ing from her starlit eyes; while on
her forehead fell the golden dawn
of grander day. The funeral was
largely attended. An impressive
service was read by Mr.. VIM. Ryan.
All her former playmates attended
in a body and at the grave sang,
There Well be no Saying Good
Bye in Heaven" and as the coffin
was lowered to its last resting place
each placed boquet of flowers on
it. Large floral offerings decorated
the coffin and were all those who
loved her to give her boquet she
would sleep beneath wilderness
of flowers.
Mrs. Price and family have the
sympathy of the intire community
in there irreparable loss. K,
Port Hill, July II.
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-27
B. & 0. RAILROAD,

Schedule IN eject July D LJL
Leave Washington. New jersey Ave and C 81
Chicago and Northwest. 1850 a. n. sos pm
Cincinnati. St. Louis, and Indianapolis. 1905
a. m. -5:85 p. m. 'I-l9 night
Pittsburg and Cleveland 1850 a. n, $50 P
n and .I=05 night
Winchester, s-s5 a. H., ..s=45. and 5:'2 p. n
Luray, -3-f5 p m
Annapolis. week days, 7.15. SIS A. n. 12:I5
and $50 p H. sundays, $50 A. m and 4-S5
Frederick. 1855. 900. UIo.5O a H., .'I:15.
rl4.s0. and s.4-S5 p n
Hagerstovn. 1905 a. n and $50 p. r.
Boyd and way points s.35. 1900 a. m, '-1:l5
1870. $50. -T-O5 p m
GaiJhersburg and way points SIS. 900 A.
n. l2-50. -'l-l5. BIS. i-S0, 500, i.5:So.
7.O5. ''lO-15 I-25 p n.
$500 a. m, s'I-I5, 4-30. $50 p m
Baltimore. week days KISS. 500, $50. X -o5,
x1-I5 80. SIS. x9-30. xl0-00 a. n, XI2-I0
PTS. xl-l6. xS;10. Xf-00, xf-30. AS, X5-05.
x5-IO x5.31 I5-20. $50. xs-00. xlO-00. XIl.90.
I.s5. p. r. Sundays. N2=35. X o5. X rs. $50.
x9sOO NJ xI2.l0 Nl.lO. I:l5 x3.OO, N9:s,0, ABS
x5.O5. x5.lo. $50, Hs-oo. Nl9-0o xll-So, xIl-s5
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
AT trains illuminated =ith Pintsch light
Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York. Boston. and
the East, '2sS5, 'l.o5 tDner). $50 (Budetl,
Diner) sI-I0 tDiner). $500 t'-RoyaI Limited
Diner) 1850 (Bufet). '5-05 lDiner). 500 and
81 80 .. m Sleeping open at 1000 Ocl0ck)-
P-ri0r ears on all day trains
Atlantic City. 1850 a. m. 1910 noon, and
I.l0 and 300 p m
-D1ily- Except sunday -'Sunday only.
Express trains
BAGGAGE called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Uni0n Transfer Co. on orders left
az ticket 5f5ces. Go Pcnusy lyania avenue north
west New York avenue and Fifteenth Street and
at depot Telephone ticket Offices FOR B & -
d. B MARTIN. Mgr. Pass Tratsc.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES-
wANTED-A milk route. from 10 to . GALLONS,
IN the northeast Address 1oo9 II ST. nv e21-l
FOR SALE-The best dining and l,snchroou in
the city; OF viii take partner; opposite Govern
Uent building where there are 5000 clerks Box
i-3 this office e27-s
FOR SALE-A Er-t-cllss Iuueh-oom. doing GOOD
business $40 cash or 500 Oh time 45- y ST.
NV e27-8
WANTED-To buy paving bu-'a,--; most any
kind; have 500 cash Box 425, this Office.
FOR SALE-The MODEL CAFE. 1907 n st. NV
sacrifice good reason; viii sell OF take partner
mrs
FOR SALE-Sboe store. paving; Northwest. sd-
dress BOX SIS this Once mz7-S
FOR SALE-One Of the best equipped shoe -tans
IN The city g. DALE, 6l5 Ia ave. MRS
FOR SALE-C0ufserlonery. $500: excellent stanI-
nne bushes CAPITAL BUSINESS EXCH tNGE.
Atlantic Bldg mrs
FOR -HorseSheeiny shop doing rood bust
mes 81 Virginia ave. sw. mrs
COMPETENT and experienced Young cuisines ~,
has $1,000 90 $4,000 cash and services % in
vest in a strictly legitimate JauusreilT enter
prise address. with FUN particulars Box 900.
this Office cz5-8
FOR sALE-sa,ooa- address BOX s9l this o.
ace. raz5-3
FOR SALE-Fes5 store; business ae-tion. snap
DUNLAP 'oj +. mess
FOR SALE-HoreI saloon attached. livery Sable
central location DUNLAP, soj p moss
FOR SALE-Bul,er route; horse and wagon.
DUNLAP. 90 p uz5-s
FOR SALE-Tuo finely located Iunlh rooms.
cheap % quick buyer GEORGE C.. AyRES TT
La nv moss
FOR SALE-Grooery and provision store: never
changed hands rstrsn-, urlce, $1,000. NEW
YORK BUSINESS BRokEBs. lo15 P ness
TOR StLE-Crocsry and liquor store clearing
$1,000 year. books uur1 for Inspection. NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. loo5 F. mz6-S
TOR sNLE-Good paying milk route. AIIras
BOY 80. this otace- mZG-S
FOR SAIE-BicycIe aaI cigar store. rlesrf7- =
per dsy; can show books other business out
city; investigate BOZ 2.s. this office m25-3
FOR SALE-SaIoons. two. finely located south
west. W J. DJGAN, Gls La ave. m55-8
FOR SALE-Sllolu. located finest H1siue4s y-r,et
in Washington; 5000 W j. DJGAN, GI7 la
ave mss
FOR SAIE-SaIoorz. three. Pa. ave. W. J. DU-
Gan. tl5 Ia. ave- m25-5
FOR BENT-DininE room, store room. pantry.
and Kitchen II the olympia Apartment U..l,r
Columbia Heights rne opportunity for a good
party OSCAR " WHITE. ma ST. m25-5
FOR SALE-NIIunery and notion store. 0riec.
$50, cali AZ once l2Gl ~ ST. sH- moss
FOR SALE-Roouiug house, central location. $500
DUNLAP. go ST. mss
FOR SsLE-Dfuing-room and dairy lunch. $50.
DUNLAP. 600 ST. e25-5
FOR SALE-Gracr-y and liquor store. clearing
$40 monthly DUNLAP. eJ6 S. MESS
FOR SALE-One Of the best PAVING saloons in
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SITUATIONS WANTED - MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED-By reliable young col0rcd man and
wife, places together in boarding house or pri-
waite family; man as cook OF waiter, and wife As
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RAIIsRO DADS.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Capital City Route"
70 1Ea1hTn1~f1u pauua u p

Capital City Route
Leave Washington, Penna- r. r. Station
li.Of a NJ. FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY MAiI-Through Pullman SIeepers
% jacksonville connecting al
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 20 Atlanta.
6:55 p NJ FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. IIMITED-Thr0ugh Pullman sleep
ers % Tampa and Atlanta
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
% Petersburg. Raleigh southern Pines pine
hurst). Camden. Columbia savannah. Jackson
vile. and all Florida points Charlotte. Athens
Atlanta. New Orleans Chattanooga. Nashville
points Vest and Southwest
d:SO a. NJ. LOCAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh
DAILY. southern Pines (Pinehurst) Ham
let and intermediate points
Office. 1894 Y Y. ave and Penna r. r. Offices.
R. f. l. BUNCH W H DOLL.
General Pass. Agent. General Agent.