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HOW CONkL|NG MISSED
NOMINATING Mr.. BLAINE

v"ntion of 1850. Quoting again. Mr..
smith says OF Senator Jones:
Though Senator Jones was favorable
To Gran; he xas well disposed to Bia!nc.
and firmly believed that party sentiment
and political sense dictated tho choice Of
On" o, the other He co-terdrd that
Grant and Blaine 10Th represented Sig
ornt- rni AK, ss!vr party split: that
Their" was n" nnthgori-m II general aur-
!rp" a.h policy. In, only tro rival EN-
followers. mi iiIa, it womd thwa'i the
part. will II Tho ir.nads OF ;a"se chiefs.
VIII, divided the party between them.
snoui,, carry ,.,ir contest 10 the poin;
o: defeating boa ar,l throw :hc noi''-
ra-io, t. some unknown and unpr"ncd:-
t,t.d ,hiri cnndidat" Who represented
no popular demand. Tn's argument
Senator J"r.s !Egcnio!Llv AMI st"tii!y
dressed on Mr.. conkl'as and tn. other
Grant leaders through the weeks pre-
c.di,: the Nn;iorai Cnnr""''"n.
Henry 81. Blair. then Senator from
New Hampshire. wa. on" o. Bla!ne's
supporters He asked Blaine Just before
IN. convention wha, should ne done by
his OBlninc's friends II they found he
could not he nominated.
illinc sal his friends must judge !or
themselves blair then s,!d ne vas OPP
posed TO tn" ihrd-timc idea. arL suS-
s..teI. rather than let II prevail. that
Dia!nes friends agree upon Conkiing
as The nominee.
After some silence Blaine replied.
quoting again from Mr.. smith:
Yes. ConkiinE Is a strong man and
New York is great and necessary
State: We mus, hav. New York and
Conki,ng can carry It, yes. nominal"
Conkling. II you think best
The decision ~ Balm. was quickly
conveyed 10 Gen. Thomas l.. James.
then Postmaster in New York City.
Gen. James communicated Blnine's dc.
| t!sion TO conkl!ng.
In letter describing tn" effect on
| conkiIng. Gen James wrote:
when ] told Senator Conkling what
| had occurred between Senator B.aine
and myse,. n" seemed greatly SURPRISED
so, M and walked IN and down the
| pos,master's Ollie" In this city. and
finally came back To me and said: This
| SURPRISES me. What Senator Blaine
save. IS worthy Of consideration.
AZ the same time he expressed his
Irrevocabie purpns. 10 secure the nom.
| !nation ~ Gen. Grant. " that could b.
done. and h. vas certain that II could
| ha dam,
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nigh, do 40. and ! would MI In his
Mir. P.ll had worked very hard ih,s
season. II. had been VIE, Annie Rus,
sci, and had don" q great deal 81 nara
work Mr Bennett. OF the COMPANY.
told me- that P.ll had complained Y"
him frequently that he Was on IN.
verge o, madness because he could not
sleep. -,
lived perfectly r.snl,r ~. nnh h.n
no entanc l..neai4 or 9lshpppin'm"n's
OF any kind which might have led nm
- Try To XIII himself Mr. Huntington
added ,ha, Pcil IL very popular ana
tina, h. l. well acquainted with the
illnnas and other 2ror'neni p""p,",
tie and Became NOR" and moro morosc'
At as this morning Fred Mckenzie.
the elevator hoy. heard shot from
n',:. RON, ~. go, a pa~' ., Key
aroused Richard Bennett AMI - T..
Naymord, fellow actors ~ Peil. and
the three entered his room =,
Per was lying on n. ro"r and ~,
caIIbrc revolver lay be.'d" him. ~
o'clock this afternoon he VA. stu aliv".
but the chances FOR his recovery were
doubtful
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VOWED HE'D SHOOT
BOSTON COUSIN
New Yorker Arrested at the Hub for Writing
Threatening Letters.

ate and half insane"
Emerson went to Police Headquarters
slowed the note to Capt. Dusan and
Inspector Gaddis and procured war.
ran, from the cour; for the arrest Of
Davis on the charge of sending threat.
cninK letter.
Mr.. Emerson went with this lettrr "a
Police Headquarters. The officers went
, ox hs , sruare Paws wa; stand
Mix streets evidently waiting for Emer
son. He had his riSht hand In his
pocket
him and. catching both his wrists. pin-
ioned him. while his brother oflcers re.
lixv.-l Davis OF the weapon. n revolver.
witch he held IN ais right hand in his
out side coat pocket.
Davis was arraiSnsd before Judge For.
saith n, noon. charged with threatening
TO extor; money. He waived csamina-
ton and was heiL In !;o9 for the July
inspectors Gndd.s and Cr5n!n searched
for Davis. bu, failed to lind him. In the
first mall to-day Mr.. Emerson received
a letter. which was posted yesterday.
You paid no attention to my last
communication. | waited at the POET
Onicc corner from to 30 p. NJ.
Very nrl'. have purchased A loaded
revolver. and unl"., YOU put IN an APP
pcaranc. tomorrow at II \. II. NJ the
same corner with the money: you prom
iaed {" loan me- ! shall take the nr't
npportun.iy to shoe; you rs ! would q
mad dog. am a desperate man and
hav. nothing to live for unless you hcp
your promise.
PnImcr's restaurant r. at No. 1el
IVES, Twcnty-,hird street. Manager
wilmott said to-day that Davis and
Emerson both worked there NJ TO six
weeks ago, when Emerson went to
boston. Two week. later Davis lcft
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OFFICIAL RECORD.
HEAT I'RO~TnATIONs.

John FUii~r. hu, .~nrs old. OS
NJ. :sIi west F"rt.-~iath street.
w"s found IL front of w. :tiEi West
FiSti-th street To-day prostrn t-st
by the heat. Ne wns attended by.
an ambulance snrE~"n and taken
home.
Fred Hoss. twenty-five ,rnrs old.
while working an the roof ~ the
house. w. SO7 second avenue. WINS
",-rc"un" l., the hrnt ana taken
to FiO>vrr Hospital.
Tony Corn~II". Twenty-Five years
"id. 81 NJ. :. MnrdouSnI street.
while ut work In the tunnel ut
wR. overcome D., the h-nt. ne
wa. taken 4" Eouvrrnrur i!"-Pi;ni.
ulrnr, TUi'hi~. Of No. ::i we~t
Sixt,- thtrd street. wn. nvrrcUn,r
b., heat at s-v-nt, street
md Firth avenue. U~ ~n. taken
I" the rr"ah, trrinn H"spital.
Wininm Mn,". ni>i,-ihrrr years
old. "f W Pearl street. wn. ever
come hy the heat ut y" ~: wnsh-
inxtOn street. IIr was attended
L., M mhuInnr- surgeon aud sent
home.
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MISS REVER|DCE
PAYS DUTIES.
Sculptor, Disguised at
Customs Methods,
Obeys the Laws.

Nils. kuehn- Bcr.r!Lg., The sculptor
wen, down 70 she Whit- star irc pier
to-day and paid tut, on the tnt." TRUNKS,
held BY the customs onic!ais. She ar
rived on the Majcstc yesterday
II was not pleasant duty and Mis-
Bsveriige I'D not feel content wien sh"
saw the officials pulling her costly gown
about. When they OI.r.-'l the trunk
containing her hats she could stand {,
no longer. and brushing tn Inspector
aside she lifted the hat teni-rly ont
and acl! them up Tor Inspection.
Miss Beyerdce comes her. to visit her
grandfather, ex-Gov Bev.rds. H.,
was not nj the pier last niSnt when An"
arrived nor did .He 81. him wh-n she
reached ;he Waldorf. I, wu. no, until
she reached the pier wh-r. ncr baggage
was detained that she saw him
Their meeting was very affectlonat-.
He was down TO the pier FOR almost an
hour before his granddaughter arrived.
A. were also Inspector wrisiey and Ap-
praiser Flateiu. She KEEP, them al
waiting for over half an hour brfor.
she made her APPEARANCE
The three trunks were quickly opened
and the contents examined. Miss Bcv"r.
idge said that she hardly thought I, fair
that she should pay dhtr a. m. woult
only be In the country FOR Two weeks. AM!
that she was going TO take them ava,
With her.
The officials were very poll,. but firm
Il was sugsest"d tina, as the .cuipto,
i was only going to remain n short tim.
y the goods be pu. IN bond. They agree,
tc allow her the use OF summer gov,
Gand . few articles for wear.
VI Enc talked It owe: with her grand
4 father and finally decided to pay III,
duty. The goods were appraised. for :
Attie over $3.50. after the appraiser ha,
deducted for wear and tear. and above,
I her the 500 worth which the law permit,
hsf 70 bring free.
aysis duty; on the three trunks amoun.e,
- 400. whlchfher grandfather paid.
, had heard stories OF the way thing
81 vafS ;cOnduetsd Ia the custom- House,
49, Dsvesidss, l..b,,s did not thinl
81 stos,ld ~ - ssyafe. However. II i
81 If
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BROKER REPLIES
TO Wife IN KIND
Spare Accused in Oi.
vorte Suit Answers
with Charges.

Marie W spare, handsome woman,
wi,h ron.gray hair. larS. gray eyes and
n complexion o! more than ordinary
beauty. ~ suing her husband. George
Spare. a stock broker. for divorce.
She names Hannah Foster who lived
a: no Is Yves, Ore Hundred and Thirty
first street. as correspondent.
Spare. In mis- answer, denied all the
charges. and In countsr-snit accused
his wife or !ns,de!i'y. naming two men.
The coun,-r-suii was Withdrawn ahcr
Mrs. Spares case was r.opencd.
8. Mcl.air. n New Haven private de.
,ec;lve. told on tn" witness stand to.dn,
Of taking rubbish In the back yard o,
the Roxbury. n fashionable apartment,
house. 20 the Elm City. from which h
made a platform and scaled a wall. en-
tering the house. where he swore he saw
Hannah Foster and Spare.
The evening world., 1901-06-06
GERMANY TRIES
GAME OF BLUFF
Seeks to Force Powers
in China to Fol.
low It.

PEKISG. June 6,-Th. Ministers have
ceased 20 he'd meetings while making
Inquiries AZ - the desires OF their re-
spcc;ive governments. The majority
o. the Ministers hold tina, Germany
should nave told the Chinese tina, all
the powers @ouid agree TO an indemnity
OF f1So.0cc,oco a, I per cent. interest.
They also think thnt the withdrawal
OF coun; Won Walders"c ana the German
troops shows desire - force the pow
.r. TO accr!escc to Gcrnany's demands,
which they are not Inclined 10 do.
Trouble between British and French
soldiers AZ Tl"r-Tsin continues. Brig, :
Gen. Campbell. In commani Of the Brit.
ish troops. and the French comma n der
viii use their utmost endcavors to pre-.
vent further friction.
The evening world., 1901-06-06
WEALTHY WOMAN
HANGS HERSELF,

Hanging by the neck by n firc-"scape
rope In her rriva," room In the iinhne-
mann Hospital. IN Park av,n,ra and Six.
'y-.i.hih s'r"t. Mrs Jenni. T..
Schmidt. well-to-do patient. who's.
HON" was In ;he fashionable apartment
house nj broadway and one Hundred
T"eniy-f'f'h street, was found at 60
o'clock this morning by nurse. VIII"
had left her Just a mom.n, before. She
was aiiv. when cut down. bu, died in
'lvc minutes
Mrs, Schmii: was The wife Of carl
Schmidt, who has considerable means
and ut present In not engaged In bust
ness. They have ihrs. sons. the eldest
Carl r.. having recently been rradI-
ated from cnlnn';, IN company with
tire. companions. ne left for ~ canoe
Ing trip NJ the Hudson this morning at
O'Clock
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BOSTON, June s.-Charles s. Davis.
forty years old. o. No iso Yves; Twenty
third street. New York. was arrested TO-
day In Pos:-Onlce Square by Inspectors
Harris. Gaddls and C.on!n on war
ran; charging him with threatening an
injury to his cousin. Edward D. Elmer
son. OF No. 80 Quincy street. Wellesley
Hil!x.
Mr.. Emerson Is OF the firm o. E.mer-
son & Thompson. paving brick dealers.
OF No lsO Devonshir. street. From the
written communications which Davis ~
charged with forwarding Emerson and
h,s action ut the time Of arrest II would
appear that the police prevented his
committing murder.
Davis has gone through S2'.o0 In hvc
years. His cousin. Emerson. loaned
him sums o. money.
In 1891 Emerson and Davis were inter-
cst.i In an estat. which was settled In
tho Su,rusatc's Court in New York.
I.msrson has accumulated a fortune.
Dnvi. is to-day withou; penny.
During the past year Davis has been
persistent in his demands on Emerson
for financial mid. Emerson loaned hin,
$50 Davis made new demands for
money and Emerson refused. Then Da-
81. sent him the following note by mes
scnEer boy:
This is my ul,ima,um: want 500 by
. O'Clock to-day 1.-TWO one hundred dollar
bilis,. which propose you hand mo
personally. at the pos;-of'icc corner. II
you do no, I shall take the course had
Sccided unon before I left New York.
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So saith the Sage OF the Weather, an,!
he has had =, much experience. recently
With III. iickl. elements that he rally
pu.ht t. know. MIR Emcrys hair 81
whittier than II was two months ago. ami
ind-libl. lines OF care criss-Cross at the
corners OF his mobile mouth, hut his tx.
I .r.n ra with the hoodoo has chastcned
him ana 'inila him wise
Tel III. people, h" said 10 an Even
ing World rs.ur,c. to-day. mt 10 be
i.ral any more. They may melt them.
selves into .;auZ. underwear without
peril u pneumonia II viii be- risky u
appear In public after To-day with any
;'Surn,nrr Is ont OF danger There
VIII be- 10 more r.lnp."-. She has Sc
'lir-d IN ibsolu,. divorce from spring
~ n. grounds " ina'i'Iinn cruelty and
After tn. June w.sihln.. there Will
I've an eNonu> OF. society from ne c!iy.
Tuxedo. Newport and lemon Will coon
ini'tiply :A"ir population hundred
'rh- thermometer VIII :" to-ia,
higher iuau II did yesterday. when u
reached y II viii c"n;inr" warm 80!
'"-mnrrbw night. when ". are APT I,
H.y" ,huitl-rstrrms. followed by AZ
ern uI cooler weather from IN. Wcss
The wini t.. southwest and Will i'sci,
continue 20 Tor some days
Humidity mad" III. heat much worse
Tn, doughty old lien"ral was UP am
doing md At 8 o'clock registered .
degrees.
he Nj, De- s;rouGc. set tomorrow. a
look out for white linen and n general!
frustrated feeling until the thunder
storm puts IL. Old nau 10 rou'.
Tn. late ,iliam-nt-d spring. Mr.
Emery says. wa an extraordinary
season. The rilnfnl's FOR both Ap.I
ard May exceeded al rccorI.' FOR thos'
months. The May doanppur reached
IN. high Emit mark OF 10 inches. an'
there viii have TO be an urprcc.dani'S
spell OF torriii,y before The water
:imlnc croakers Will have 4 chnnc. Il
raise \ howl
Th. great majority Of business mel
cane downtown this morning aprro
psiat"iy clad. AZ III. opening OF III
Stock Exchange many %! the broker
| doffcd their ;ailor-m,ac coats and nus
| tied about IN crash or linen garment,
All who could do 40 worked In the!
| shirt sleeves.
The women folks were pleasing to tn
, eye and soothing 10 the temper hecaus
| thcy looked 50 pretty ard cool IN fame
| shirt waists 81 iiimsS texture and RI
dian, patterns. They knew they wer
pretty, too. and 30 went about their Ia
| Dor. In an agreeable frame OF mind
And wha; makes NE 50 pleasant as n
sparkle OF hriSh. eyes and sunshine
| pretty faces?
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GARTER WITNESS
KILLS HIMSELF
,se.el.l,n rn. r,.nln. wwla

PIIIi.ADELpiIiN. June 6-itobert s.
burnett. Who waE on" Of the principal
witnesses for the defense IN tn. trial
Of Capt. O,-rlin " Carter. committed
su!cid. In his room a, Green's Hotel.
Eighth and Chrstnu; streets. last night.
burnett was well known In Savannah
and Throughout the South He was a
civil engineer by profession. ana was
for several years employed by the
United States Govcrnm~n'. When
Capt. Carter went 10 savannah In
charge OF Savannah harbor improve
menia Burnett worked for him.
The evening world., 1901-06-06
GREEK PRIEST
BOUND TO DIE

The Rev Michael J. Karidis. rector
o, the Greek church OF the lioiS
Trinity. OF New orleans. who cam" to
New York to end al. NE. Is d"nd at
tho Hudson stree; Hospital. He shot
himself over the hear; at IN" Eastern
Hotel. No. 81 whitehall street and
when discovered ny the manager OF tho
hotel. James Costello. h. begged that
IN. revolver which lay on the tame
before him be not taken away
lie, ms finish my work" he said
I wan: 70 die.
Or. Knradis reached this city yes'cr-
day morning. and going 20 tn" Enstrrn
Hotel registered az Victor M!-hlel. lie
spen, most Of the time IN the cafe. not
going TO his room unt!l after o'clock.
Then he ordered n hearty dinner. when
the walter brouEh, I, to him he saw
the priest writing n; n table.
TIE priest was man evidently about
slxty.Hvc years old. well dressed and
we'll groomcd and IN his pockets was
found IA large sum of money.
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KILLED IN
THE Tunnel.
Poorly Insulated Wire
Caused Peter Rocks
Death.

Peter Rock. forty Years II ns" " ~.
30 En.t Nineteenth street. VAS struck
IN ;h- h-ai by nm underground electro
w'r. Will working In thu underground
tunnel On seventh avrnu" hris."n En-
doth ana F,tiy-ar.t streets -, o'clock
tn's afternoon and Instantly killed
R.rk WAS replacing pipes and wires \
badly Insulated wire fcll upun him a. N"
Wa hodin. un pipe "" FELL dead
without uitcr mg word
The body war removed 20 the Morsu".
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FAMOUS DOCTOR
is a SUICIDE.

LONDON, Jun" DIR. Thomas Bond.
\ w"i.-known surgeon md ANALYST. com
miit-d suic Il" this morning Icy thr"win.
himself from n third-ktory window OF
his Residence, lie had been suffering
from tnrlarchplia for some time.
Dr. BOND besides being III" late Mr..
ola Istonc's surgeon. w-s noted In con-
nrction with Investigations and disrov-
cries II, She cases 81 several sensational
crimes. notably tn. LEROY. I.am.on AMI
Camp murders.
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ROUGH RIDER
TAKES OWN LIFE.

MAGDAi.ENA. y ". Jun. 6.-John
f. RYAN. who served with the Frs,
United States Volunteer Cavalry fRo,Sa
1idersJ and was wounded IN the battle
OF San Juan. has committed suicide.
lie was recently severely hur, By fall
from his horse.
The evening world., 1901-06-06
STORM HAVOC
IN OKLAHOMA.

RIPLEY. O.. June ga terrific rain
storm. accompanied by heavy wind,
visited this section during the night.
doing gren; damage to property. Mrs.
John H.e., and her daugh.e. are he.
lievcd to have persisted.
At Eagle Creek number OF persons
are reported missing. Several buildings
were demolished
The evening world., 1901-06-06
YOUNG ACTOR HORACE PELL
SHOT HIMSELF FOR LOVE.

Conn. \ bullc, wound IN the head !ndi.
Gated tina. death was nearly instan'a-
neoua.
Griet Is supposed TO have prompted
The suicide.
or late he had been engaged in tn"
railroad .upplics bushes. IN New York.
". was seventy Ave years old and \
dcyrs" Mason. Mr. Bentley
Mas born IN Norwich
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KILLED HIS WIFE,.
THEN HIMSELF

DRAMpTON. ont June s,-Benjnmin
Parsons. a wealthy wholesale butcher
h.cnm. suddenly insane this morning
and cut his wife, throat with a Eazcr.
n.i-r Which he Gu, his own, Their
bodies we're found lying together In .
pool ~ blood.
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OCEANIC DELAYED.


WclnrNa 10 POrt 10 VrNNtF INT
Propeller.
LiVERPOCA.. June 6.-The White Star
line steamer oceanic. which sailed from
Liverpool for New York. Ma Queens.
town. Yesterday. returned here this
morning. having injured one OF her
proo"liers.
steamer sailed again ut 10. a. ~. She
has among her passengers Mrs. J. Pier.
pont Morgan. Vivian Sickalls. the Eng.
ilsn oarsn,an. and MIR. and Mrs. ". {.
End.co,t. jr.
About 80 passengers and 800 sacks OF
mall are awaiting the arrival At Queens
town Of the White Stnr line steamer
Oceanic. which, had to put hack 10
Liverpool after sailing. owing 70 dam.
aged propeller.
The evening world., 1901-06-06

EIks Applaud COmrn,Ir Thomson.
\ large delegation from New York
Ledge No. !. n. r. o. Elks. attended the
performance 4, Tony Pastors Theatre
last night to hear and nee their friend
and comrade. Harry Thomson. who Is
one OF the star attrncttons this week.
Excited RULER Ed I-eech, and showed
their ar--sn,stion Of Mr.. Thomson's
work.
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SICK UNTO DEATH,
GUT HIS THROAT.

Edward Graham. nfty-slx years old.
who knew ne was dying Of consumption.
cut his 'hroat with n razor to-day al,
mis- home. No. ?ns Eas; For;y..ourth
street, II. VAS found dead by his wife
at noon.
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KEHN OUT HIS
THROAT IN BED

Fred J K"hn. ih,rty.Gvc year. old. a
booxk..p"r. living with his mother, sis
tor and brother on she top moor OF Nc.
so Eighth avenue. Was found dead to-
day with his throat cut. Two razor,
covered with blood lay on the bed.
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CONTINUED from F!rs. P.s.o

&C.,, M. ,,,.. =, por, w,sh,ns;ou.
...,,h o,h.r our father was n.
~, u,.l,,d pcu
~ d., ..c.,r.d +. d..n,,ch from
,,,.n-, - c,cvc,,na telling o, Horace's
,.a,u., ), vi, hir.s,f I, say. tho
;. .,n,rS 1. ,.o,y dangerous and rlorac.'s
condition il critical.
II have no doubt the eauss WIS 49,
trouble with woman. hotaee Wa -
man who took MS love affairs wy NV"
to heart.
Il think II must nave pee" . . :,
land woman or an actress P'n'pr :,
Z II had been an Eastern woman. S"o"
doubtless nave known OF u
III, says :. O.xood Fell.
49,. o.,, po,, 20. the Huron
60, ~, ~. to,y.dI.,,,e, rel.
Z ~. p., 90, m. sam. in.
.pno". 49, ~. r...,,,r world nj.
.s.a,. ~
~ ..n, ~ord n ,nar. no expense"
~ ..,,d =, ov.ry,h,nr no..i.
~. - 80. uor,cc.. lie lie wa. in.
De Al, 4,
..p.s,,,,, -. In. had nervous. pros,ra.
,,.,,.. III 4, tho office
49,. Jo.. NO, before
'' ..,.,., n. nm, s,ck ,hrn
ne wen. 20 ~ ~, ,a
hho : o'o" WI. w .. , ,,,,, :,
y 80 ali NON.
~ h,1 ,,.omr,, 40 badly IL
drove him insane"
Bouna 10 u~ nm Actor.
-f
fe" th"oc MS az. - UT.
PROFESSIONAL ae'o, ." ~, ..rh,
me" so'P ,,.,,,,n
surprise Vi ,a,o ~. - ~.
AneAe "'' 'a", ,.o,.. ,,,.r,,,
to'o " NV =, ~,
sho "'"'e
'"I. , -, ~, 80,
20. scSe'h' NC 49, ~. ,,,
49,. .", -, ,r. COMMUNICATING
- m. ..,, him
".s "o 'san ,.,,- ,,,,, =, ri.
. .'.u -" ' "''
'"."' . y. an.
IN D'""u' -, ,,I,v
~ -. ,,,,.,, 49,.
80 =. T., 80. NJ c,re.r on the
stage.
=, Tho r.,i nr,s,ocrnry Of mi. STATE.
" '"e 'e"' -
They have been id"n'hea VIZ" ."'
city since Revolutionary times. The
Win 'ne !ou"se' s'e
lVls sister n Ilrllr.
His sister. Mrs. Samuel Cornell Hop.
,,,n. ,o,u.,,y MI.. Mary Rowland
ss'''''
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Information pertaining to all sum-
mer resorts can be had at Tho
Worlds Vacation Bureau. Broadway
and Thirty-sixth street.
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HOTTEST DAY, 85 AT 5P. NJ;
FIVE MEN FRUSTRATED.
Straw Hats and Shirt
Waists All the Rage
Will Continue Warm
Tomorrow, but Will
Be Cooler Saturday.
WEATHER FORECAST.

FOrrrnsi for the thirty.
six hours ~udtnx ut \ r. ~.
Friday. for New York City
and wicinitS-I'nrtIy cloudy
to-niHht, fridny fair, fol.
lowed by n thunder storm,
ana cooler Friday evening
or night, frrsh TO brisk
south~rIy winds.
Observation-Disclosures
The evening world., 1901-06-06

Swathe that winter suit in camphor.
Turn that old hat to tn, wall:
Court no more the hot Scotch whis-
key.
But instead the iced high ball.
SUMMIT. this time Is in earnest,
Broadway teens with straw head.
gear:
And the shirt-waist man is here.
The evening world., 1901-06-06

SHOT HIMSELF,

George w Bentley. ~ this city we'll
known in railroad circles, shot and
killed hinscl: a: the grave o. his iau;h-
ter In IN" CITY Cemetery at Norwich
The evening world., 1901-06-06
,sp.e,.l to m, r,snlns wor,sl

NEW ORLEANS. June i. - Rev.
Michael J. karidis. pastor Of tn. Holy
Trinity Church ,Gr.-k). declared his In
t.ntion to commit suicide last Sunday.
He told Capt. Nicholas Theodore. the
oldest member OF the church. that n.
was going away to kill himself.
The evening world., 1901-06-06
GRADUATION
WATCHES AND DIAMONDS.
As everything offered was purchased for spring
and summer trade, IL Is up.to.date. The nigh.
class character of our stock Is we'll known.

SOLID l@.KAnAr GOLD waiihan and Elsa
Watches, lady's siss. Slb. reduces from 1910
silver watches IS. reduced from $500: lt.st 0oid
FILLED Watches, .'war.Antcd q yssrs," yl0. e:
rsdu.-d iron, 10 90. a complete iins OF Watches.
biamonds. Solid Ooid Jewsiry and Watch ChaiI,,,
at ons-ihird cheaper thaa rstsu leve!Sfs ssi'
KEESE's WATCH STORE, 40 vuLIoS 81.
NEW YORK linear Nassau Etl. Houn =. y. ~
Z; = = sooK III TVS no wA1cL
The evening world., 1901-06-06
GREAT FIRE
IN AN TWERP.

ANTWERP. Junr s-Thc estimates Of
the damage done by the Custom House
and warehouse lire hero yesterday
range from cl,So.Wo TO c30O.0D.
largely uninsured.
The loss includes f:so.ooo worth OF
American tobacco.
Lost thing. found and found things
ind owners through the medium OF
Sunday World Wants.
The evening world., 1901-06-06
Fellow Actor T.iks.

An Evening World correspondents in
Cleveland interviewed Mr.. Wright Hunt.
inEton. a fellow member OF the Euclid
Avenue Opera House stock company
with Mr.. Peil. lie said; MIR, Pell has
been suffering from insomnia ;or w.ska.
.Tssteriay he came to the and said
that he could not sleep ana asked ~ b..
released to 20 To New York and rsrup:-
rate. ! told him tina: n II wac abso-
lute!y necessary 10 tax. the rest no