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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
Edward Diller Worked Three
Years Within 8 Miles
OF Scene of Crime.

81. f.otus. Fc1 ci-on jan II. isgs.
Edward Dilcr sh"t and Killed Edward
'runnc. In - saloon In this city Then
hr walked away {" the country AMI
followed tn. plough. lie says he had II"
intention % killing T""'n.y ana after
~" act h" surpassed lie would We ar
rested. Then II occurred 10 MIN that II Ne
wcr. arrested he wcu!l need money
This h. did not have and It was this
which prompted him To go to work.
and h" thought h" would he safer near
the sIcDc ~ his crime.
In the three wears that lie worked
within th!rty-iiy. miles az 81 Louis
detectives We're near him and about him
frequently. but he never made any at
tenupt to disguise himself except hv
name. He did nothing TO change his
appearance wearing tn. same clothes
Will. at work which he wore when he
killed Tpoiney
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
SAY HE'S EXPRESS ROBBER
Newark Police Arrest Mccarthy for
V~unsylvauln .lSo1d.up.''

on suspicion Of being on" Of th-s.ra,n
robhcrs who looted An Adams Express
car on tho Pennsylvania Railroad tire"
week. ago Andrew Mccarthy Was ar
r.si.-i to-day The robbery was effected
hy tn. bandits boarding the train when
II stopped at Trenton. MERCHANDISE.
valued AZ 5000 was stolen
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
sSsN11%<S<%%%<%
WAITED TO BE CAUGHT.

have waitci patiently thrcc
years To be- captured. and all thai
tine have been only ,hrty-'iv"
miles from =; Louis. where |
Killed Edward Toomcy In self
defense. working harl on farm
that tid not commit, murder.
am happy row. because | think
Will be really fr""-no, the kind
OF freedom that made N. afral
every day thu; the detectives
would Ind me before had the
money to sav" my ne.
EDWARD DILLER.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26

ofhcials In the -Gcncs.
hIs department; In Washing ton said in
answer to IN inquiry by The E,.n!u;
world on the long distance t.l-pnru,
to-day that the only vessel named New
ark III the Quartcrmast.r's service, Va.
u tuE. rms was usually stationed a;
mania, hut frequently made trims among
N: Islands "f tn. Philippine sroup.
Ine tatandunncs Island. where ,hc
tug struck. Is one ~ the Philippine.
AID almost directly opposite Manila. OF,
the other side OF the Island OF Luzor
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
EnrI,.h T,n Plate ~nt-.

LONDON. Feb e6-Thc President o.
the Hoard .: Trade. Gerald Bafour.
In the House uf Commons to-day. while
admitting the competition OF tn. United
states In the tin-piat" trade, Thought
the trad" was. nevertheless. In a sat-
isfnctnry condition.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
NEWARK SINKS
. IN PHILIPPINES.
QuartermaSter's Tug 10
Wrecked Off Catan-
duanes Island.

MANILA. Feb. u The Newark. a
small steamer OF the oiar,rrnasier's
Department. has been wrecked on Ca.
tanduhne> Island. She carried n crew
OF nfiy-one men. all Filipinos so FAR
AZ known nobody was io.,.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
Ny CendIiies CeaId's
Fave Been No Worse

&, y. s.. hlt must
confess | had lille
faith LEFT In any
medicine. After TAX
ing tho third bottle I;
noticed . change IN
my condition. This
aas truly encouraH
in. aud I determined
10 give s. s $. \
thorough trial. From
that time on the I'm
provemsnt was rapid :
S, =. =. Le-med TO
have tho disease
completely IN d e r
control. tho sores
and ulcers healed
ana ! was soon free
from all aicns NJ thu
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
seaman brow ned.

". II. i."Nlcs. , seaman. eighteen
years old. ana an Engiishman. was
washed from the TieSts uf the clan
buchanan. whirh arrived last night,
from sharpness. England
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
800 DEATHS IN TWO
DAYS IN BOMBAY CITY
Bubonic Plague Raging and 400 of the Dead
We're Victims of 1t.

BOMBAY Feb 30 There have been
eight hundred deaths in bombay CITY
during the pasi two DAYS. or this num-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26

hcr four hundred were due /" hubonic
plague.
Tb" population OF bombay city In
1891 numbered S,l. ,Gt
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
They Work While You Sleep.

While your mind and body rest
Cascarcts Candy Cathartic repair
your digestion, your liver, your
bowels, put them in perfect order.
Genuine tablets stamped c. c. c.
Never sold in bulk. Druggists, loc.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26

uIAnM Tim accompa MED by
"Ck mucous patches in
the mouth. erup-
nD04n EnR66p tions on the skin.
0 sore throat. copper
eolored splotches.
Amt swollen glands. aching muscles
and bones. the disease Is making
rapid headway, and far worse
symptoms will follow unless the blood Is
promptly and e1ectually eleansed OF this
violent destructive poison
s. 5. s. is III. only safe and inialiib!e
cure for this disease, the only antidote
Tor this specific poison. i cures the
worst cases o1ouehly and permanently.
ka Condition CeaId,ss i -: e,n liza %!
Fave Been No WoPsc''ss,.s.a' ' ss; , doe;
treatment did me n" good; Vas getting
ulcers appeared IN my threat and mouth,
my body was almost covered with copper
eolorcd Tp!o'ch"H and offensive sores. I
suffered severely from rheumatic pains |,
my shoulders and arms. My condition
could have been no worse. only those AZ.
lctei az ! ~as can understand my suffer.
lnss had about les; all hope OF ever
being well again when decided to Try
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26

Ns,es .ahs . s.hs,i,use fss oosgs OIL u ysss
druggist rsssisssahy rsSssss % five chat yes Ssh
Yssk. VII mali yss hsssis. 1ssvsil, - = cents
Assae. osaV ss<9s q sseDVs D 80, -
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accompanied by
mucous patches in
the mouth. erup-
tions on the skin,
sore throat. copper
cOlored splotches.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-06
Caught . Dreadful Cold.

Marion kooke, manager for T.
II. Thompson, large importer OF
fine millinery at 1858 Milwaukee
Avenue, Chicago, says: "During
the late severe weather | caught
dreadful cold which kept me
awake at night and made me unfit
to attend to my work during the
day. One of my milliners was
taking Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
edy for severe cold at that time,
which seemed to relieve SO quickly
that bought some for myself. 1t
acted like magic and / began to
improve at once. am now en-
tirely well and feel very pleased to
acknowledge its merits" For sale
by the City Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-06
Opera House In Sight.

Frank P. Mcclure, OF Chicago,
opera house promoter and builder,
has been interviewing our citizens
this week relative to the erection
OF an opera house in this city, and
received such substantial encour-
sgement that the structure will
probably be in course of construc-
tion within few months. The
opera house is to have a seating
capacity Of $50, with, ten private
boxes. and will cost sac, 900. On
the opening night private boxes
will be sold for sIoo and seats in
the auditorium At IS and SIo each,
according to location. La Junta
is greatly in need Of an opera
house. and the enterprise should
receive the encouragement neces-
sary to induce the promoters to
undertake the project.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-06
Recruiting oMe. op.ned.

Harry J. Banham, of the general
service OF the United States Army,
with headquarters in Denver, has
opened recruiting Office in the
building just north of Judge Rus
sells Office. Ten new regiments
for the United States Army are
being recruited for service in the
Philippines, FIVE cavalry and fve
infantry. Applicants for the SER
vice must be between the ages of
IS and IS years, and OF sound
bodily health. The enlistment is
for three years. Only two appli-
cations have been received thus
far, Fred Gillen and William C.
II. Sloan. The recruiting Office
will be located in this city only
for short time.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-06
chrlstisn Endssvor.

The young people of the Chris
tian church have organized q
Christian Endeavor They hold
their meetings every Sunday. even
ing at 6:3o o'clock sharp, in the
old Commercial College hall. The
topic for Sunday evening, April
9TH is, "Dead to Sin; Alive to
Christ" Ephesians ii,I-Io. The
leader will be Miss Fannie Miller.
Everybody is cordially invited to
attend these meetings.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-06
co.n.y Commissioners.

The board OF county commits
sioners met in regular monthly
session Wednesday. Following
is a synopsis OF the proceedings:
The registration of w. c. Hanen
as constable in justice precinct
No. 7, Olney was presented and
after due consideration accepted.
The bond Of ]. Ed Ray as coun-
ty physician at Sugar City was
approved.
The petition OF Anna Ford for
rebate OF taxes for the year 1900,
on the ground that the improve
ments on lots 23 and IS, in block
IS. were assessed too high was
granted.
The petition OF Mrs. G. w.
Garfield for rebate of taxes for the
year 1900, on the ground that she
was assessed with improvements
on the southeast quarter OF section
80 20 So, when there were no i'm
provements on the same, was
granted
Petitions of ]. w. Brown ct al,
the Bent-Otero Improvement Com
pany ct. al, and the American
Beet Sugar Company ct al, for
county wagon roads was granted.
On Wednesday the board made
its regular quarterly visitation to
the county Jail, (which institution
they found in its usual good condi-
ton.
The board visited Fowler in a
body Thursday to inspect the
river bridge at that point. A con
tract for driving piles, for the pur-
pose OF riprapping the river bank
above the south approach to the
bridge, was awarded to A. w.
miller al Inc price OF IS per pile.
The clerk was ordered to pro-
cure from the printer or publisher
OF the newspaper in which was
printed and published the delin-
quent tax notice of the sale OF
January -, 1896, an affidavit OF
such publication in compliance
with the statute.
The butchers bond of E
Rigdon was on motion approved
and ordered filed, also the official
bond of w. l.. Harris as justice of
the peace at Rocky Ford.
The board adjourned at noon on
Thursday.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-06
4 I...lmonl.l t,om ols IcsI.cd.

II consider Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy the best in the world for
bronchitis" says Mr.. William Saw
ory, of Warrington, England. "It
has saved my wife's life, she hav-
ing been martyr to bronchitis for
over six years, being most OF the
time confined to her bed. She is
now quite we'll" Sold by City
Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-06
New City omeI... sworn In Monday

The city council will meet next
Monday night and organize as
city OF the second class. Mayor
Sabin and Messrs Daimler, Batty
and McCune will retire as officials
of the incorporated town of La
Tunta, and the officials elected last
Tuesday will be sworn IN, as fol-
lows: Mayor, F. A. Sabin; city
treasurer, ]. w. Fisher; city clerk,
Geo. S. Thompson; police mag
istrate, H. G. Bourne; city attor
ney, T. r. Hoffmire; marshal, S.
w. Zickefoose; street supervisor.
w. C. Gordon; city engineer, F.
T. Lewis; alderman, second ward,
Matt Daimler; alderman, third
ward; F. NJ. Carlisle, w. r. Cart
wright. A. c. Draper is the hold
over alderman from the second
ward, and James McNeen and A
G. Bentley from the first ward.
AS soon as the new city council
is organized they will proceed to
elect the following city officials:
one water commissioner; two
bumpers; one policeman. or night
marshal; one water peddler; chief
Of the FIRE department; driver for
the hose wagon, and select man
to take charge Of the street
sprinkler.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-06
Newspaper Rumor.

Newspapers say that NJ. Barr,
now third vice president OF The
Santa Fe, has been rendered the
position OF vice president and
general manager of the Seaboard
Air Line, with headquarters at
Baltimore, Md. Mr.. Barr has in
troduced several innovations in
railway man sgement on the Santa
Fe during the past year, and his
retirement will probably cause
keen regret among Santa Fe EN-
ployes.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-06
Fortnightiy Club.

The Fortnightly club will hold
its regular meeting in the club
rooms, Woodruff block, Saturday
April 9th, at 3 p. m. The program
for the occasion is as follows:
Roll CALL.
Name an American Artist.
Mature and Methods OF Painting"
........ .......-..........Mrs J. W. Francis
'ImpressIonism. Realism, Idealisrn."
q Art Schools Of America. Mrs W. A. Hart
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-06
Som. Nor. sprio.,., oe,n,o...

The La Junta officials have pur-
chased a street sprinkler and the
business men have made arrange
ments to operate it. This is a
good thing and should receive at
tention from other towns.
Reg ister.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-06
Sunday sehoo, Convention.

The Sunday Schools OF Otero
county will hold a convention in
Rocky Ford, Saturday and Sun
day, April I3th and 14,h, at the
Presbyterian church. The pro-
gramme for the occasion is as fol-
lows:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-17
ODD FELLOWS HALL co.

Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders En-
At couraging Reports.
. The stockholders Of the Odd Fellows
Hall %. held their SD annual meeting
yesterday afternoon.
(. The report Of Isaac W. Hallam, secre-
tary and treasurer, was very enoourag-
ing. It was as follows: ~
Resources Cash ia bank December
3lst, 1889, 81, 295. So; from rents. 1899,
1851 from rents, 1900, ca, 1923. 81; from
auditorium, S1l2.50; from insurance
rebates, 1898. so; from checks not paid,
500. 30; total, IS, 440. %.
Expenditures = Insurance, S65. 20 (;
light, S206. 40, fuel, 1882. 10; water.
$50. So; repairs, Sl23.71; janitor, 1924 /;
dividends, s1,0Sl taxes, 1882; re!
duction of debt, $500; interest, s37. 81
printing. S12.75; inoidentals, S27S.74 ;
outstanding check, so. 63; In treasurer q
hands, ESS91; cash in bank, 81, 1853. 50 /;
toral, SIS, 440. %. y
{ Mr.. Hallam made ths following com;
mant in connection with bis report:
sit is with much pleasure that this
report is submitted for your considera-
tion. The year has been quite pros
porous The rents unpaid for 1893 have
been collected. There is due ON this
years account about $50, which will
soon be paid. The bonded debt OF the
company has been reduced to $500. No
doubt authority to satisfy the entire
Indebtedness will BIO given ut the ne II
meeting Of the board OF curators w
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-17
FLAG or THE SULTAN or SULu.
A Great Curiosity Sent to AdJutant-G Gen
cral Corbin From the Philippines.

A Great Curiosity Sent to Adjutant- Gem
cral Corbin From the Philippines.
b Washington, Jan. 10. -Adiutant- Gen.
eral Corbin has received a curiosity
from the Philippines in the shape of
the flag of the Sultan of Sulu. 1t Was
forwarded by Major 0. j. Sweet of the
Twenty third Infantry, now stationed
on the Island of ]olo. NJ.
: The flag is obloEg, about 4x6 feet.
1t has red ground. bordered with
white rnffles and crnamented With vari-
Gus designs including black field with
five white.stars and Kries and spear
Moro weapons) in white, over which
is a strip Of black.
1t is described as the flag of the
Mohammedans of the Sulu Archipelago
and each feature of it is eymbolIcal.
The first star represents religious
knowledge; the second star, prayers
the third star, indulgence money; the
fourth star, tithes, and the fifth star,
pilgrimage to Mecca. The centre srar
contains Arabic letters in black, denot-
ing the flag of the Sultan OF Sulu. The
stars further represent the five provinces
of the Standardization, Jolo, the SLASH
group, the Tawi Tawi group and
Bornso and Palawnn tParagual.
The red ground Of the flag represents
the subjects of the Sultan, the Moro
weapons, strength and war. The black
top border, the Moro chief, and the
black ground for the stars, the good
ness OF the Mohammedan religion.
The flag was displayed in the ad
iutant-general's office, and attracted
considerable attention.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-17
FRICTION IN A CHURCH.
An 0mcla1 Member Is Dcposed and His
!. Friends Are Not at All Pleased.

An omclaI Member Is Deposed and His
: Friends Are Not at All Pleased.
There Is friction at Asbury M. r.
Church, due partly to the fact that
James e. Mckay of No. 926 West
Seventh street, who was member of
the Official board for many years, has
been deposed by the pastor, the Rev.
James Grove. MIR. Mckay, Ia one Of
the oldest inainbers of tie church and
held two Offices for a long time, which
entitled him to seat a. d also o voice
in the official board. Some time ago
he was relieved Of one OF his Offices, con-
trary to bis desires. 1t 10 understood, and
recently the second office was placed In
the hands OF another, thus taking Mr..
Mckay out Of the official Loard alto
gether Such matters are in the hands
of the pastor and when Pastor Grove
decided to dispense with Mr.. Mckay "a
services on the board he wrote him a
letter on the subject. Some Of Nil.
'McKay's friends are not at all pleased
over his being deposed and as result
two factions have developed. in the
board.
4 Another phase of the controversy de
velored recently when President Ridg-
way OF the board of trustees ordered
some circulars removed from the
church. This matter was brought up
and ventilated at recent meeting oil
the official board and Presiding Elder
Watt was asked to decide whether such
an order was within the presidents
province, and it is understood that the
presiding elder decided that the pastor
should give such orders.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-17
WORK or SAFE ROBBERS.

jamestown, Tenn, Jan. 15, -Tbe
Peoples Bank nf Livingston, Overton
county. was ROBBIE Of IS, 600 early to-
day No trace Ct the burglars has been
discovered. es r. ,.s.. !
! South Lyons, Mich, Jan. Is. six
men broke itIto Carpenter g. Jacobus'
bank here, last night, and after blow
ing off the outside door of the safe.
blew open the steel money chest inside.
The explosions wakened q. o. Hamil-
ton, who llre1 near the bank, and he
began an Investigation. He WAS dis
covered by the burglars, who opened
fire on him. Hamilton, after shooting
at the thieves several times. went for
assistance and the burglars ran to the
railroad track, where they found a
hand car on which they escaped.
About $500 was stolen from the bank
and as much more WIS scattered about
the Office by the explosion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-17
DEMOCRATIC TRAITORS SCORED.

Denounced in Formal Resolutions by the
Democrats of the Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
Harrisburg Pa, Jan. l6. "A joint
caucus Of the Senate and House Demo
Gratis was held this afternoon ut which
resolutions were adopted expelliDg
from the party those Democrats who
aided the Quay Republicans In the
organization of the House, and William
j. Calvin of Shenandoah, who voted
for Mr.. Quay for United States Senator.
None of. the Democrats against whom
the resolutions are directed was present
except Representative Samuel III. Roth
rock of Mifflin
The resolutions which were uisni-
mously adopted. were as follows:
Whereas, William }. Calvin of the
First Legislative district of Sohuylkill
county was elected last November as Va
Democrat and pledged to represent
faithfully Democratic constituency /
and
Whereas, The said Calvin has basely
betrayed his constituents as we'll as
the county and State organization Of
the Democratic party. first by voting
for W. T. Marshall for speaker Of the
House, and again by voting for M. 3.
Quay for the United States Senate I;
be it, therefore
Resolved, That we denounce the said
William j. Calvin as a traitor to his
par y, an enemy to good government.
q man utterly unworthy OF respect and
one who should never again be en-.
trusted with any position Of honor,
profit or responsibility. s#
Resolved, That the action Of A. H.
Squier of Wyoming county, VINO ger
mitted himself to be counted as paired
on the vote for Senator with man who
was not a member of the House and at
time when no arrangement whatever
had been made for pairing, thus clay
| ing into the hands OF the enemy, do
serves the unqualified condemnation OF
every loyal Democrat and such act
should force said Squier into political
| exile.
Resolved, That ex-Reverend Wash
burn, who misrepresents the Fiftieth
| Senatorial district, and who for years
| has been most violent In denounoing
Quay and Quayism from the pulpit and
| platform, has by his treHchery TO his
constituents and by his perfdious be-
| trayal of the three political parties
/ MniCh no DhS uirstucou ohiuod lnu
scorn and contempt Of every man.
woman and child 10 the State Of Penn
sylyania. III
Resolved, That Harry B. Shut, John
b. Kahn, L. s. Fake, Samuel II. Roth
rock, William J. Calvin and Madison
AZ Garvin, who voted for or aided in
directly ID the Quay organization Of
the House. did it not only with the
full knowledge that they were directly
aiding the election u M. 8. Quay to
the United States Senate, but tnat in
SO doing they basely betrayed their
party, retarded the advance Of reforms
much desired by the truly loyal people
OF the Commonwealth, and deserve our
unqualified condemnation.
Resolved, That we respectfully re.
quest the Speaker of the House, in
making up his committees, not to re-
gard Messrs. Squier, Shut, Kahn, Fake,
Rothhrook, Garvin and Calvin as
/ Democrats.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-17
TERRORIzED FOR TWO DAYS.
A Desperate Captures a Train and Shoots
Mt Enerrthints In Sieht.

A Desperate Captures Train and shoots
at Everythingi in Sight.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
Pine Bluff. Ark, Jan. 16.4--Thei town
Of English, on the Pine Bluff & Arlsan-
sas River railrlad, was terrorized for
two days by T. M. Craig, white car
penter.
Craig met the train which arrived in
the town Saturday evening" and drove
the engineer and fireman FROM their
cab. Armed with gun he refused to
allow the two men to return, and held
them at bay all night.
Sunday he attempted to kill several
persons. Sunday u Rht he terrorlzed
\ the natives by shooting at everything
that stirred or m.ived. \.
( Craig slept Monday morning, and
this alone permitted the engineer and
fireman to get their train out. Five
men seized and bound Craig, who Is
now in iail-here. +9S