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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18
A WRECK AT BLoEMFoNTErN.
Passengers Injured in an Accident
to the Cape Mail.

CAPE TOWN, June B.-An accident oc-
CURED - the Cape mail train at BIoem-
fontein today in which several of the pas
sengers were injured.
SIoden-s Mounted Infantry, forming the
advance guard Of General Elliott's col
urun, recently captured a Boer convoy.
The burghers who were accompanying
the convoy We're speedily re-enforced from
their main body and made determined
attempt 10 recapture the convoy General
Elliott Immediately sent forward a Dor-
ton Of DeIisle's -Eounted Infantry and
the Beers were driven of
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18
AN EXPRESS COMPANY ROBBED
New Workers Accused oE Stealing
$1,000 Worth of JeryeIry.

NEW YORK. June IS.-Robert Pente-
cost, Of 333 East FHtieth Stseet: Chris
topher Brown. Of II East Torty-eighth
Street, and Thomas NcCarty, of 216
East Forty-seventh Street, were arraigned
in the Torkviue Police Court today
charged with stealing $7.Ca0 worth OF
jewelry from the Adams Express Com
pany-
John and Charles Farley, the detectives.
who had the prisoners in charge. said
that they broke into the express Office
at Madison Avenue and Forty-nint Street
and rified a lot Of packages addressed to
various ieweIry heusas.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18
Police Sergeant Johnson Dead.

Sergeant Robert Johnson, one of the
Oldest members of the police force. died
at his home. 1928 Third Street northwest.
this afternoon after an Illness of several
weeks. He was born July Z 1896 in
Georgetown. and at the time of his ap-
pointment to the force. December l., 1861,
was = merchant.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18
PLANS OF LADY CURzoN.
VoIenbach 10 Paint Her Portrait at
Munich

LONDON. June 1s.-The World" SAYS
that Lady Curzon IS on her way 10 Mu-
mich to have her portrait painted by Prof.
NoIeubach In July she viii go 70 Scot
land. where she has taken a house, and
viii return To India in September with
her children.
The reports. the World" says, that
Lady Curzon's health has suffered in In
6ia are quite untrue. She has been and is
wonderfully well, and is surprised at the
pci=tstent accounts 70 the contrary.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18

Representative-eIect Moody of North
Carolina was at the White House this
morning and saw the President in the in
terests Of Judge Adams. OF GuiIford, n
G, who is = candidate for a judgeshfp in
the Philippines. The President took Judge
Adams name under consideration for ap-
DOiutmen.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18
The wae@Iand Passes Brovhead.

LONDON, June IS.-The steamer Waes-
land PASSED Browhead at 4:f5 O'clock
this afternoon The University of Penn
syIvania's : Henley crew is on board.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18
Relieved to Have Been Murdered.

RICHMOND, Va, June lS-AIiIes Nor
ris, an employe of the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad shops in this city, was found
dead on Seventeenth Street. yesterday. He
had been missing from his home on BG-
chanan Street, since Saturday night hav-
ing left home with lot of money on his
person. which was missing when he was
found Murder is suspected.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18
oualiaed 10 carry Walls.

The steamship Monterey. owned by the
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Com
panv. has been accepted by the Navy De
partmeEt as qualified To carry mails and
receive Subsidy under the terms OF The
mail subsidy act
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18

NORFOLK. Va. June IS-The British
steamer Hackney is taking on here 3,291
tons of Pc c-ahoutas coal. preparatory to
sailing for East London, South Africa.
The Hackney has aboard also for the use
of the British Army, some 2J9 tons of
stores. including food stuffs, cigarettes.
500 sacks of tiour and 2.Oa) reels barbeJ
wire. These stores were taken on at New
Work.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18
$50 Baltimore and OHIO Pop sfo
uInr Pan-Americnn ExpOSi
ffou Fxcursf0us

Lave Tashinat6,--7-05 a. "a, arrive Buffalo g-q3
d m Iusc 20 Leave Washington 5.95 70 n,
june =. arrive Buffalo 7.55 next morning. Ban
tiiul scenery end splendid accommodations On
route Tickets good returning seven dsvs f-
Guiding date oi sale
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18
IN BEHALF OF MR.. PETERS.
Senator Burton Wants Him Made
Pension COmmixsiOner

SenatOT-eIect Burton Of Kansas was at
the White House this morning and made
an engagement TO see the President to-
morrow in the interest Of ex-Representa-
tive Peters, who Is q candidate TO succeed
II. Clay Evans as Commissioner Of Pen
sIous.
Senator Burton believes that Mr. Pc
ters chances are very bright. although
AIR. Evans VIII not admit that he has any
idea Of retiring from the Office.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18

GLADSTONE, Va. June lS.-WashiHg-
ton Mccormick. q ferrymau On tile ferry
boat Casilie, fell overheard near here yes
terdav afternoon. and was drowned.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18
GENERAL BATES NEW DUTY.
Assigned to Command the Depart
nent of the Missouri.

The Secretary OF War today directed
that Gen. John c, Bates. who recently
returned from the Philippines. relieve
Gen Henry c. Merriam in command OF
the Department Of the Missouri, with
headquarters at Omaha.
Gen. James T. Smith is discharged from
the volunteer service with the rank of
general and viii resume his regular army
rank of colonel
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18
Morocco,s Special Embassy.

PARIS. June IS.-The special embassy
form Morocco is expected 10 arrive here
tonight The members viii be received
BY 81. Deleasse on Wednesday.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18
NINE. PATHS CASTLE SOLD.
Craig Nos BRIGGS e45.OOO at Auc
tion Today

LONDON, June 18.-Craig ' Nos Cas-
lie. the property Of Baroness Cedarstrom
jdme- PaJtD- was put up at auction sale
at Tokenhouse Yard today and was
bought in for e45.0J0-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18
500 Excursion to Frederick
HuserstoN,n. and Ninshester,

From D. &. o. r. r Station E- M, sunday,
June -. Returning, Iegye Nagersr5wH and Win
chester at g. and Frederick at J 3. IN, same
d4v. You can afford 20 TAX vagr family ou this
.gfu Accommodation i1r al fI~la stops a1
intermediate stations
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18
THE KING READY TO PAY.
VIII Follow VictorIa's Example Re
r<ardinas the Income Tax.

LONDON, June 1S.-Sir Michael Hicks
Beach. Chancellor Of the Exchequer,
stated in the House Of Commons today
that. when the income tax was first in
troduced in 1872, the Queen authorized the
announcement that she would pay the tax
the same as her subjects
The Chancellor then stated that the
King would follow his mothers example.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18
BRITISH IRoNwoRKERs YIELD
The End Of the Strike in south stat
fordShfre.

LONDON. June IE.-The strike in the
iron trade in South SUanOTdshire which
has lasted sixteen weeks, was brought 10
q termination this morning
The men resumed work at 10 per cent
reduction in wages. This was caused by
the depression in the iron trade.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18
NnrfolLz & N.-a.hinaloEl stealaI.o..t Go

Delightful trips dajJg III G:sn %. m from foot
,th ST. 10 old Point tu..-1Ey- NeaF Per. Ne1.-.
Nerlo.k. and the south. For schedule, see page i.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18
DAMAGED BY A STORM.
Tennessee Crops S'r Ter From Rain
md Hail.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June 1S-A hail
and rain storm which passed over this
region last night greatly damaged and in
some sections completely ruined fruit and
vegetable crops
Wheat and corn suffered much. and the
damage to fencing. soil. bridges, roads.
etc. Is the greatest in years.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18
ANOTHER RUSSIAN PRINCESS.
announcement Of the Birth of n
Daughter to the Czarina.

LONDON, June ls--A despatch received
here from St Petersburg announces the
birth Of another daughter TO the Czarina
Of Russia
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18

FIynn's business COLLEGE, Sth and X
Bgzinc5s. Shorthand. TspeVHtiug Sz5 car.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18
CAPTAIN HEsTER's FUNERAL.
1'he Remains Sent to Richmond.
where Interment VIII BE Made.

Funeral services were held over the re-
mains of Capt. J. G. Hester. who died or
Sunday last, at his late residence q p
street northwest, at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing. Only a few friends were invited and
the Rev. Dr. Frank Bristol ofGeiated
The remains were placed on q train this
afternoon and sent TO Richmond yyher,
iuterment viii take place.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18

--rniu Leaving District Line station
80 p ~. !or Chesapeake Beach discontinued
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-18

S5ies for reut in Sire ana burglar proof wants 8
year Up. Union Trust IS Stosasc Co., I4lt i ST.
The evening world., 1901-03-21
L0R|LLARD IN
BANKRUPTCY.

THROUGH counsel Tor certain ~ IN.
grcditors % Jacob loriilAri. brg,. man.
u:Ac;ur"r Wa nc! rsi!;!on IN hank
-isnicy hc;nre Judge Hfoan in the
United states District Cour, IN March
y. lNn. II h"Sanr Known to-day ;hs,
notices hii i.rcn received by tn.
creditor. thti al proceeding. in III.
application 'or discharge mere 20 bc dL,.
continued
~ The on!,c .; nc.er-. Nathaniel 4.
fr,n'i"' : aas stated thu ;ne.- no.
ill., Nii ii.en sent out by mistake an
Tan .s"; did no; cm,na,e frtm Air. 10 !.
iiIir.i
Iar -rr,.p; Of tse notices OF dl.ron.
t.ntNntc struck the creditors a. a Hr-a,
surprise. IN viaw o. certain prycerd!nys
p; rat took placs IN the case late yestsr.
day In :Sr tn'.~d STATE. Circuit Cnur,
or Appsais Henry q Aiwater, OF Al.
water a. CrUikshank, counsel for the
E,.crta Nlri Bank AMI others OF
Nj i.,:..ln'rs creditors. argued from a
decision rendered by Judge 1l5n,ss on
Oct. x? 1920. confirming "A decision OF
R..err- ~ riiss, ~ n,Iei '...r full
r'r,mri of 'yp lirr. Ciatms against
the petitioner. va. allowed.
one OF these claims was for tcI. Us 81,
ard In favor az Peter Lor!i!ard. and the
other IN favo- " Henry I. Barley. for
1872 .r13..,. Bc'h 81 those creditors are
lr'a'lvr. OF Jacob l.ori!!ard. the petit
TONER.
The evening world., 1901-03-21
LAIN RUNS INTO
BIG SCHOONER.
Collision on Sandy Hook
Light Early This
Morning.

'rh" North German i.lovl steamer
Lain. which 'friv"! to-day from Ire
men an! SOUTHAMPTON, was In collision
with IN unidentified 'ou--mls,rd schoor-
..F 81 "cio'h this m"rnirX about nine
miles 'hs' ~ sandy HOOK Hsn,
caoialn r1ll" reports tina; white pro.
e-"i!nr ~ a modrra'. speed thc w.itn.r
a"ins 'hich sud rita!ns ne obs-rv.i /,
l-ssr hh'Ai and -uppo,lng her 10 ~.
b. ut-tuit burned \ mare. wnlrh v
answered hN The vessel
tapi fohl" 'rru stopped Tho steamer
"nrh tiJG"nlg tar ilh6opm ~ IN, ".
r"! which "as lyin< At anchor. s,ruca
w h''lnl"T On fhg -ilrppn-l .iI- "a,
MEL e, he hrtdsr. /, carried avs,
iriI' u'H ltS smashed bridge -iarchibn,
oh AT u ,hc 0riisr ~ ""'f'e'"e
no Steamer oIiirkty ,.trlr.l ~
s s,a%4''' .!r, .mI lait hS, tor netrM ,ao
h'If'' lHr tci pnn.r shoHcd M, .I,.,"
w Hs'tr'"il sIf"rod no ather"
*" lhhh ia" loss uf urr HIhnnr, rs
~" .Lan 9r4r'" i'7i aud pf-..I ,,.
90. 'fgt. 1,,ii, ~ wt'r" ~" an
u" h'lnhnrr Wa s.ll In ,,,
.,s.,. -. ~ w1"n 10" Rritish .,,t
r'i,1i u'rirora passed sr chmiu. ~ -
WIZ =" "rOk"n hn..,,-It '"s w,
SnilNHl!" !gSi A. i, ..s NhhS'Ns
roN"n on by the I.an,. ,.'"rist when
nn 'L'h "htd lII, III. ~
,,",,,, .lfE ~ the !lvi,
,',"Eh mere whs 4 thI,k a.. r
W lNhS IN -" schooner. MA ~ .g'
Il. amt an pputd or E.- ~.
,, ~: vas '2p mick 10 distin:3,r.h ~,
WGru the Tus.aro.,
>.hEI plot h. UO.lncl ~. INlhS :"
a. - ,r,', ,nr" witch 'ror,c,r on OF" il
n"'ntri - !, f. 81 ne oI,..,~w h,
X@, "'Gpl' , l4' renor'"l n" pil,,.ronni,
coming In ''''"'r ~ tow
The evening world., 1901-03-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

In the wet. muxSy weather ahIch HIS
come - """ York Is a return ~ gti?
pneumonia and al ;A- Ike Us which
""nt doctors and undertaken. :" busy
Ah'n" 'i'nr ago. bat which were dIssI-
"nt"d rs he clear. cod weather.
IN" Health Department notes ihas
during 10. last two days there nas
ben 4 striking increase IN vriu cas..
and ~" Addiction promises 81. b. as
seicrA s that OF :so mon n ago I'M
less clearer. driver weather come. u! long
fhy-iclhn- "a! that persons should
"*'rci-e more irhr ordinary p-ccau.l.1
"hfiAc tn. pres-f. conditions. l.rit!..
u" weather T. close Is NJ reason ynv
man -h"ald throw open mis- .y.rc,,,
nnh let tn" iampncss p.rm.a,. nj.
I"thinE. Or 20 so out wi.hou, an over
'"h'. Tor mat matter. In this VA
more grip l. contrlC'sd than hy any
"ih'r method. and Commissioner sexton
sounds a warning In telling New York
"f- MT t" h- fool.nrdv.
Persons shnuiI be- cnrcfui Ia ke~,,
Their feet .r>. said Mr Sexton 10 day.
That .inir!" Jr"elriipn viii sa,. a
lot ~ bodily troubles and doctors bills.
Everybody seems 20 susceptible to xrip,
aud In. fact that many people seem so
indifferent 10 II l. u matter Of surprise.
II - serious, and NOR. often u deadly
thing. Is III" records SHOW
Tn. aGo.e area o: Greater New York
IL soah" vita rain and tn. sui;rlress Of
the weather makes he conditions ex.
r-m.ly favoraL!. 10 grip. Already a
chorus ~ coughing IL arising from New
York, prtnC!pa..y from Brooklyn Bor-
oIgh ana ~. -ilc- %. Quin!ne have
Iak-n Il large Increase
rhr rainfall last night and carly thi.
E"rairs Vas "r, %: the heavics; in
wears. -scrpting The downpour o. Two
weeks ago Th.r. fell G-iO inches. and
a. times The ,trcrts were f,ilcd with
rushing water
Th, ind.ci'iprs ar. that u All be
older and 'l.arcr tonight. with p "a
,'rCt of crisp. bracinH weather Oh FL
'iey
The steady rain L!a considerable to"
clear the air OF the heavy 10; which pre-
vailed and which was oy far the dense,.t
az recent years.
81 thick was III" fog ;hIt iratHc on
III" East and North rivers was delayed
during several hours and accidents
were OILY avoided by the greatest care.
Thc ferries wer. delayed for periods
ranging from Gs'een 20 twenty MIN
ut.s.
Trains on the NV York Central line
were delayed. 100. owing - the heavy
vapor that hung IN The Hudson Valley.
The evening world., 1901-03-21

Il bciiev. the Legislature ought ,e
take hold. AMI that there II no cons,i,u.
,,onai obs:acl" TO either a State Police
Law or Metropolitan Disiric, Polio.
laN E.thc- of these. carefully drawn
would prorid" a chief who would pre-.
v"nt police hiackmail. control vice aac
stop Tammany's greatest revenue.
Il presented these Views to the Gov.
,,nor in our Interview yesterday. he
says In substance tina; public opinion IN
New York City has long favored :,
single n.ad FOR the Poiic. Department.:
that In a former message he favored
tn. law which has ne-n passed providing
!, single head. and that whatever ma!
b.. the consequences to the people oi
III. city. /, would be better to not give
them any new law at this session.
~. mad II" unpleasant; words ot an;
kind: I am sure the Governor did moi
FAY to any one that ] threatened him
We talked over some other matters anC
.eparnted rs good friends as ever. with
nm understanding that the subject
should be considered further.
The evening world., 1901-03-21
$50 LIVES IN PERIL;
RIVER BOAT SUNK.
The City Of Poughkeepsie Runs on ShoaI in
the Hudson in Dense Fog.

straw Day IN. how Of the boat II hard
aground on tn" rocks. wnile ~. stern i.
under water Tn. boat hah 10, tons
81 freight nS"arI. and much ~ this will
b.. a loss through damage by winter.
II, was on. "f the w"rs; nighis ever
experienced on the river aid CLERK
Van Wagner to-day "rhe fos va 20
thick you couldn't ~. the length ~
your arm Tn. rain cam. doan In sheets
ana there w,- ;r.achrrous wind that
shifted constantly ". were making
our ar.t ~ between Kingston and
New York practically opening nas!ga.
lion
''rh. passengers behaved very sell
after being routed out OF bed ana In
such weather. The captain ssnt me
nshpr. to get assistance. | hal IL walk
iao AMI IL half mi!' In the wors, rain
| ever experienced 3" get = 'rle;'hon"
7 called NJ our ui'lcr 81 Srwnurs
ana hen went about getting .r1all hoah
80 TAX" the passengers ~ An"r TIA,
I had TO max. provision 'nr hem when
they landed. az course. all were soaked
through - the skr getting ashore.
'rhcy couldn have gotten w"tt"r Il they
nhu JecIl thrown I'M" ti' water i"Hnu
shelter Tor hem ~ West iiav"r-irnw
eni arranged FOR their transportation
to New York On the first train.
Tn" roushkecn-lr started from
Kingston 81 I n.rinrk Yesterday, anil
nur las; -io9 wh~ u l:.ndoui NJ ! p
o'clock IN the morning. Han m hour
Later "" went aground
MAJOR weston. President of n" com.
pany. ""ni from here to-day t. the
week. and HT.Ckcr~ w"r" sent to Hight
.f 'il" 'r-iHh, and ''o.i Ia" boat.
10Y. o:cll was treasurer ~ tn. t.n-
trhl Hudson company. until he re-
signed % ncrcnt the Grv.rnurship II.
and HI. father ar" the principal stock
holders In the corporation
The evening world., 1901-03-21
MOSS CAUSES
TEARS TO FLOW
Both Principals in the
Paine Divorce Case
Sob Aloud.

Mrs May Rain" AMI her husband.
Oscar Van Dyck Pain. hurst out cry
Ink a, IN. same ton" ths morning
during Lawyer Frank Mos summing
up IN behalf 81 Mr. ra!nr Thr ,".
yer grew pathetic
."rhr one rcdeemlnS ,c'tur" in the
y hoi. married NE OF Nj. Pan" he
said, SIS her absorbing mnth,l "rc ,ar
her boy. |; Is pity nat tins lOs".
which glorifi-s womnrkint every" here.
d.I not suirlce TO k""r her un'hrn. he''
Mrs Pnine- sui FOR reaarnu"n pr"-
CpitntcL this husband. sui, .ur nj.
-ututc divorce It was not nk ~"cHins
Ey"rybp IAN zoe from hts act lons
In court, ali the circumstances H'nir
tia, he ,;lli loves her loves hr me-
- much as IA" did tn tar heyG,y ~ Ls
hone ino"u
At ihs point the ,"Ir, Wa s,rtl'd ~
u nys'-rlcnl ,or. and ~ eye, kv'i At
Mrs rnir- sh. wr- w-"piu. rdu;uliy.
rcnrs f,iry rainrA down HER chr.k KS
and hrr shoulder. ana iNIspm hcIy-i
rouvul-iv.iy
i'tirnd- attempted t. console hes In
vr.n The SIGH, anr"t"d her husband
deeply Sc. To-. hrg.u - sun md
bow -! his head II his lam. kaisius !
h. made halG gesture toward hIS Wi:v.
~ II u 60 80 hes
NJ me sam" dine Mr. rpiue-- w,n.n
fri'ri Induced IN" wif" 20 leave tla
room which 81" al l..Inir: h.nYtiy.
on III" other woman ana ''t, Weeping
bitterly
LAWYER iurion s,rl"y nni-h,d Ills ulrt
fnr Mrs Paine .hurily after 81 VI ,rI
Jr.tir" Freedman fr-crN"i depi-'"
The evening world., 1901-03-21
BLACK LIKES
ODELL'S STAND.
SAYS Governor Is Taking
Good Care OF Himself
in the Clash.

E.x.Go- Frank Black who had just
such an experience Win Senator Flat
during his term ~ Gov. Odcll Is no"
undergoing l. Ia IN" city today. guest
A, tho Holland House Frank Plat
cali.i on HIN ana threatened rim. and
Cos. Black. VINO would not be biureL.
vas practically .x;insui.h-i politically.
Wi;h his tacc buried In newspaper.
tn. .x Governor was found In the iiol-
land House corridor to-day. and fher"
wus :, twinkle in his eye when h" looked
M and ,aid ~ m Evening World re-
t-nrt'r
Wei. I've read 'hc papers to-day
with more than ordinary int"resi.
NON. ;ha:'s as m!ch a. care TO say
Their. II no need Tor me 10 project my
SELF Into hts affair
..iov. Odeli Is taking good care OF
himself. n ne - accurately reported
h. /. expressing himself with remark
aol. force and frankness
The evening world., 1901-03-21
RUSSIA MAKES UP
WITH ENGLAND.
Tientsin Dispute Settled Temporarily and
Troops to Be Withdrawn.

LONDON. March 2i--i.5i p. MIN III.
Secretary. Lord Lln.downe. announced
that Russia and Great Britain had
agreed TO withdraw their troops from
.hc disputed territory a; T!cntsin and
rezcrvc the question of lille ard pro-
prietary rights FOR subsequeu, exhmi.
nation.
Lord Lansdownc supplemented the an.
f,ounccment by explaining tina; the de
LETT bank OF the rci-iio RIVER which
the Russians ocgucici In tn" autumn
and ciaimcl by right OF conquest
Subsequently the Goy"rnmcn, was In.
formed tina; Ch!nG and Russia had
reached an agreement. placing the area
under Russian occupation The area.
however. comprised plots Belonging 10
the Northern Chinese Railroad. and
was. therefore. part OF the security Of
the British bondhoidcrs
On the alleged removal OF the Russian
boundary pillar the Government In
structed the British Minister at Pck!ng
Sir Ernes; Satow. tina, Great britain
was ready 20 refer the facts 10 Field
Marshal Won wald"rscc. on tho under
standing that II either side "as found
TO have committed an !rreEalnrity. I;
should apologize to the other
The Government added that the CON
s,ruction o. she siding should continue
The evening world., 1901-03-21
Fl[[{[SS FROM
A MADHOUSE.

james "oylc ~ Elmrn. has brought,
sI!t Ia this city 'hrpugh Lawyer baS!
$eUhctgcr Tor $1,000 damages against
ht. sf". bridget VI cnyt.. .Hi .ar aa-
b, }rr 5000" a.,aiast hrs henry Flood
ara Edmund \ Hrily accusing ;hSm
individuality and Jointly with conspiracy
40 .hu; him W IN an .a,un- asylum.
thrugn 4 claims - he sanr COVE
says hr I'D 20 tais city 70 bring the
action. 10 escape !,-s1g shut W. IN che
mnng County
III" Stor' cam" nui on an application
made 10 Jus;ic. AnirrH- hN Mrs. coyls
and ihr Iwo ioctn.- fog a change Or
renu". to Elr;T1,, ,hrpngh their aiior-
.Ueys Tar!rr Heller & p'tNlabr, .; RI
m.a justice Andrews reserved decision
on the "uertinr.
|; appears that some t;rr ago Mrs
coyl. brought -u'' Tor y ,FDarai!on al
ievinv thai her 1ushtnl was cruel In
MS treatment iir h"csT" sn brutal. sh "a
all. g.h that shh thought he VA, rra:y
,rI md court 1Iuiry male in ~
mira, IN which D-S Flood AMI Reilly
wen, appointed to examine chyl-.
The" found md Reported that covis
wa. mad n. disappeared. howrve-
and dla uD: return until thu writ G.
commitment had been Invalid.
Mrs. Covle began new luracv In
lau.ry. The same do-tors again reported
: 'ovi. Insane, ana he lied 10 this city
and. began ths.law suits
The evening world., 1901-03-21
PROPHET GOT MAD AND DIED.
Muiudsi. IL puIiRt"d. Gated on
Nahom~t ia Take Ilim

LONDON. Msroa ?i.-.Advices re-
.riy,i from Msrgo. N txirja. Africa.
dated Thursday. March II. say it,a;
Mu!udz!. the Mnhometan prophet"
WA recently proclaimed himself as
..lie- Of n>H religious doctrine In
Uganda He'd AZ Menyo that afternoon
under reported extraordinary clrcun.
s:arccs
MulrJz! la,ei, spen; ten days In s,l.-
,uar IL 'or"f:. arl up1n H.. roGurn
.icsisr.l h" 1ah seen an angel. Hio
Ind ,aargcd him w!:h the mission Of
css,b,isning ;lss. nrs doctrines. watch
were mainly on Mnhome'ar lines. hu,
n ,uNpi ia fpit S-'s lh3t mo-" xiN -
In addition to thus- they already had.
The Suig'1 o: 'n 'ob, ,1e y. d.
Mnhomc,anism IN Uganda. denounced
Lac Eew doctrine. i.i a aI.G... lJur;
declared Muludzi TO be an impos;or
wh,ieup0n the 'pT rlt'" niixnlr.!y
az. ,rcd he would no .on:er ,smn a on
enr.i.
II. iAf, ihe native cour, ari nsc.risj
, -maii ssnInence outside She Kings
Enclosure. where he knc!;. called loudly
on Mahon,rt and suddenly expired.