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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-10-09
SAMPLES.

gal business.
James Acheson and son Henry
rolled over from Sweetwater Monday
The Misses Alice and Clara Laws
are spending weeks vacation a,
home.
W. j. Douglass and wife came i.
a from Soda Saturday aud returned
to-day.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Laws are
visiting Hawthorne relatives and
friends.
Harry Lynd has returned from
mouths visit to various parts OF Cal
ifornia.
Judge Mack will arrive in town to-
morrow and will hold court to NOR
row evening.
W. F. Newell, representing Selbv
l. CO., is travelling over Nevada in
search Of iron ore
There is letter In the Hawth orne
P,.toffice for Charley Miller Who
knows where he is )?
E. Saylor and wife of lone are Wis
iting Hawthorne, being guests of
Mrs. P. M. Bowler
John F. Parr is contemplating the
erection of an electric light and
power plant near Bishop.
Senator Jones has brought suit
against the estate of the late Evan
Williams to recover 800, 900.
Young Judge Curler of Reno was
taken to San Francisco last Satur-
day and placed in sanitarum.
George Storey, one of the pioneer
mining men of Nevada, died in the
Stockton insane asylum last week,
aged II.
Warren ]. Shrri Ian, at one ii ne
prominent citizen of Storey county.
committed suicide at Manila last
month.
Tom Williams, Secretary OF the
Mason valley miners union, is in Jail
at Dayton, charged with embezzliny
the funds of the union.
Sam Kelse, who has been at Cape
Nome for the past three years, ar
rived in Hawthorne Tuesday. He
will return to No ne next year.
Proposals for carrying the mails
in N'vada will be received at the
Office of the Second Assistant Post
master General until December 3,
1901.
DR.. Levitt of Mason valley has
received orders from the Government
10 vaccinate all the Indians and the
empl' yes on the Walker Lake reser-
yation.
President Anderson of the Tono-
pah Company is in Salt Lake confer
ring with mllwrights with view to
equipping Tonopah with a plant that
will enable him to work ore that will
mill $50 per ton, which cannot be
handled at present.
John F. Jenkins is now the mana
ger of the Tonopah mines. Mr..
Jenkins is an old Nevadan. having
been a resident of Austin in early
days, and it was there he laid the
foundation TO his high standing and
we nth. He has many friends in Ne
va la who are pleased at his success.
William Kelly Klaus, the hustling
proprietor of the Constock Bottling
Works, has been interviewing our
wet goods dealers the past week. He
captured the entire trade in Haw-
thorse and B die and started for
soda and Tonopah this morning.
His soft drinks are unsurpassed on
he coast and We recommend him to
the kind consideration Of south end
dealers.
Albert R)ach died suddenly at his
home on Sweet water, September 30.
He had left the house in the morning
to feed the chickens, and shortly az
ter he was found in the granary dead.
tie was subject to epilepsy and it
Is thought that was the cause OF his
death. Deceased was brother OF
William and Andrew Roach. He
was born on Swectwater about %
years ago The funeral took place
at bridgeport on Thursday and was
attended nv q iarue number. nj o,.-
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-10-09

Notice Is hereby given that the Board cf
Equaliz ltion will meet on Monday, Octo-
Der !, 1871, at - O'clock \. NJ, when the
above-named persons, or any other per-
CONS or corporations, may appear before
said Board and obtain hearing upon the
valuation as increased b. said Board
BY order of the Board.
j. II. MILLER, Clerk.
The evening world., 1901-10-22
WOMAN
IS A F0RCER
Miss EastMck, Of Phi|adeI-
phia, in London Court
Admitted Crime.

LONDON. Oct. 2:-Marte Josephine
Ea,twick. the young Philadelphia woman
who was committed Oct. In the Guild.
hall Police Court for trial a, tho Old
Bailey on charge OF having forged
railroad certificate 10 the value OF Glo.-
co. was arraixned today and pleaded
guilty.
Sentence was postponed to the next
session Of the court In order TO allow
an examinauo TO DO made as 10 taa
prironers sanity.
Miss Ea= -:eSs physical condition has
been so bad that her father and osner
relatives have been allowed free acceAa
TO her while In prison.
lnasmuch as Miss Eastw!ck has been
confined In santa RUINS for mental
trouble and II Is argued now that sh.
IL insane. this court may show sacep-
t!onai ienlLEcy.
The Recorder som, what demurred at
the postponement Of the scn;ence. point.
ing out that the question OF the sanity
OF Miss Eastwick was one for the Homo
Secretary to decide after the imposition
OF the sentence.
Counsel for tho prisoner. however.
,,rr ed that in,,oriant evidence was COM
in from the United States. and that It
was al dvisabic tnat the whole history OF
Mis-. F.astwick should come before t.Ss
Court prior to the sentence being pro-
nounced
Th. next session o! the court will take
place in December
The evening world., 1901-10-22
ASKS DIVORCE
AND AL|M0NY.
MRS. BRICK SAYS HUSBANDS
INCOME IS $4,000 A YEAR,
Claims Decree ON Ground OF De-
serti0n and Wants
81 Week.

Throush Frederick p Housc rertina
Brick applied 10 Justice ''larkc "a tue
Supreme Court to-day Tor sl!:aouy ana
counsel zee in her suit Tor divo-se jEou
Louts Brick. who Is the propr!e:ar ,Iihe
American Addressing and Ma!l'ag Com.
rany, OF 81 Warren street.
IN hos complaint Mrr BricH a!lcEcs
that ner husband deserted her and her
two little children a year ago, and ~
living At No ial West One Hundred and
Thirteenth street. In moving for So a
week allmony and counsel fees, she al.
lcSes that his income is si5eo u year.
Mr Brick, large. suhstautial-look.
Ing man OF middle age. was In court
His lawyer. J. Philip berg. declared
ihnt lhc wife had condoned hla orIcnscs
ans forgiven aim: thn. lie Was not IN
recc!ni ot ANYTHING Ike 20 large an
income and tnnt on the other hand
Mrs. Britk was rich, having $500 TO
siS""o In her own right. which She had
inherited from her iathrr ana an uncle
Decision was reserved
The evening world., 1901-10-22
CALLS BRIDE
A F|REBUC.
MRS. GOLDMAN. MARRIED TWO
MONTHS. ACCUSED OF ARSON.
Dcpnf, Fire Marshal Made nm In
vestiuntion and Caused
Her Arrest.

Mrs Sarah Goldman. twenty-five
years old. was held in s!."po ball In the
Yorkviile Police CoIrt this morning by
Magistrate Brann on a cnursc of arson.
She will be examined on Thursday.
Two months ago the woman was mar
ried to Abraham Goldman, tailor. ani
the couple wen, 10 live on thc'ton foor
OF the tenement No. Gl5 Second avenue.
There was fro there yesterday morn
ing and the hrenen became suspicious
Deputy Fire Marshal II ". de Mnl!Snpu
caused Mrs. Goidman's arrest. lie says
AIRS. Goldman told him the hro was ac-
cidentally started when she was lighting
an oil stove in the kitchen.
Mos, OF the damage was to the .ur-
nturo In the from, room, and the Dep
uty Fire Marsha! says he found a good
deal OF oil spriEsicd on the carpets and
furniture.
Ii WAS also learned that rhe furni-
ture OF the Goldmans wns Insured on
Sept. /: for si..oo-mucA more than 1t
was worth.
The woman stated that she would be
represented by counsel on the rxamInn-
ton.
The evening world., 1901-10-22
REPEN TANCE
WAS TOO LATE
Mrs. Fishers Plea for Len
iency for Walker Was
of No Avail.

Love born in an hour .broush, srcat
sorrow to Mrs. Bertha Fisher this morn.
Ing when she heard a sentence OF tive
years imprisonment passed on the man
she yesterday loathed. but to-day
adored.
Mrs. Fisher Is a pretty young widow.
living at No. 6l2 West Forty.third
street.
Yesterday she asked Judge Seuburger
In General Sessions to send Daniel Val.
ker. who shot her on Sept. ,. to prison
for as long as possible-sor NE Il no
would.
Walker was on trial for assault IN the
nrst. degree. He Is a good.lookinE man
OF twenty-three and, lived at No. III
School street. Brooklyn.
This man." said Mrs. Fisher, in ties.
,ifylne. has long pestered me with his
attentions. I did no, care for him and
asked him to keep away. He persisted
In calling on me. On Sept. he quar-
relied and shot mo in the face.
Il was In Roosevelt Hospital until
last week. The sight Of ono eye has
been destroyed and my beauty marrcd.
Il bate him, Judge. Please send him
away Tor lonR time.
Walker pleaded guilty,
THIS morning tho Judge received the
following letter from Mrs, Fisher:
..since Mr.. Walker pleaded guilty yes-
,crday I have visitsA him In tho Tombs.
Now love him with all my heart and
desire to marry him. lie also loves me
and never before this has he been pn-
kind 10 me.
"If he Is sent away TO prison for a
long timo It will break my heart and
ruin my life. l pray tho Court to be
Ienient with him and give him chance
to carry out his promise T. marry mo
and protect me-"
Mrs. Fisher was In court when tho
Ave years sentence was pronounced.
She cried bitterly when Walker waa led
away.
The evening world., 1901-10-22

crs Of Iacrs At Nos. ii7-it9 Broadway, IS
reported 10 have revealed peculations
OF more than E3,VH2.
Iislf dozen expert accountants were
put nt work on the books. REGULATIONS
covering several years were revealed.
Louis +, Prarger. thir,y.ninc, cf No
Il West ono Hundred aud Fourteenth
street, for some years cashier and
manager Tor the firm. was arrested
Ntrs & rii.ty afternoon py Central Otice
Detectives Judge and Beckecr, and was
yhrrnigncd III the Centre Street Court
this morning charged with being a SUD
piClpus person.
PTl.geg. fI.shionnbiy dressed and smil.
ing, showed no perturbation when ar
r1igucd
me detectives told Magistrate Crane
that tnH person on whose complaint
they had arrested Praeger refused TO
prosecute further
Magi7trntn Crane. on Lawyer Levy'G
motion. then dischars cd the prisoner.
After ptaeser had been set FREQ Mrs.
Praeger aid her four children drove To
Police Headquarters and saw Capt.
Titus. Mrs. Praegar cried. and told
Capt. Titus that she was go thankful
to all for letting her husband go freo.''
and that she would pray TO God "a
reward them ALL"
The evening world., 1901-10-22

EDINBURGH. Oct. 2:-Lord Rossiyn
to-day formally Withdrew the action for
divorce which he brought against tho
Countess in February last.
Relatives brought about a rcconcilia-
tion. ana II Is stated that the noble
couple will dwell In peace In the future.
Lord Korslyns Wild career made the
matter nE "a divorce quite proceeding
OF Indifference TO his wife. hu; the social
world wa. stirred ,: the news. II was
said when the suit was entered tha, II
would never be pressed aud the scandal
hinted NJ as behind tho action never
aired.
Hence the action Of Lord Ro~slyn IN
withdrawing !, IL taken quite as mat
ter OF course. The couple were married
The evening world., 1901-10-22
NAMES HIS HALF
BROTHER IN SUIT
NOW WIFE WANTS Loos
JAILED FOR CONTEMPT.
lie Has Failed to Pay Her Alimou,
and Counsel Fee, as
Ordered.

In bchai. OF Mrs. Fannie 1oos. who Is
being sued for absolute divorce BY Con.
rad Loos. a clerk for the Clyde Limo
Steamship Company. her counsel.
Charles F. Howe. asked Justice Clarke,
To-day. for an order declaring Loos
in contempt o. court and committing
him TO Ludlow street Jail for failure 10
pay IS week aiimony and so counsel
Zee 20 his wife.
Loos sued for divorce In June. nam.
Ing his half brother Frederick. who
boarded with them. as correspondent.
Justice McAdam ordered Conrad Yoo,
on July TO pay his wife - a weck
and 80 counsel fee. He has not com.
piled with the order.
Charles II. Wenzel. attorney for Loo.
opposed the motion to have his client
declared IN contempt. Justice Clarke
reserved decision.
The evening world., 1901-10-22
LOVERS IN
OCEAN RACE.
Youthful Swain Has Twice
Crossed Atlantic in Pursuit
Of His Sweetheart.
NOW 36 HOURS BEHIND.
Miss Haywood, Chicago Heiress, Is
Kept from Young Dentist by
Her Guardians.
NOW 36 HOURS BEHIND.

When Miss Bessie Haywood. Chicago
beauty and heiress. arrived to-day Oh
the Kronprinz wilhelm from Hamburg,
in care OF Capt. Storener. she isarneo
from newspaper mon on the dock that
Walter B. Henry. nineteen years old.
and also of Chicago, was aboard III"
Deutschland. due here OH Thursday.
he is pursuing her in a mad race
asa!nst time. fsIo and watehtui guar
dams.
Miss HAYWOOD blushed very prcttily
at the news but made no comment, 10!
Capt. Storcncr. acting for tho ;ime being
IS her guardian. scowicd herccly as the
rsaouncemen; was made.
When Miss Kaywood'S guardian paced
her in the Capptin charge abroad 1t
was with strict Instructions TO Intercept
amy letters or cablograns that might
lie awaiting her on this side from her
impetuous and persistent suitor.
Miss Haywood Is an orphan and heir
10 great weaitl,. Her guardians werc
greatly opposed to the infatuatson that
spruns up between her and Mr.. Henry.
y young Chicago dentist, But they have
learned tha, the cxped!eut OF sending her
abroad was iruitiess In the face OF MS
perstatence.
She was hardly settled In Berlin IN tn"
care OF n particularly watchful chaperon
when Mr.. Henry appeared on the scene
and resumed with arior his interrupted
woo!ng.
Spir!tiry her away from Berlin. her
chapcron put hcr In care Of CAPT. Stof"
encr. OF the kronprinz Wilhelm at Br"-
men, commanding him under no ciTcnm-
stances to allow her 10 be communicated
with.
Mr. Henry learned Of his defeat, but
cngagcd passage at one. on the
Deutschland and Ii following hiI sweet
heart home. only ;hiriy-aix hours be-
hind.
Miss Haywood makes her home with
james a. Peterson. \ prominent Clicago
attorney. at No 23iS Forty FIRST avenue
Kate Peterson. and her yrandunclc.
Judge James II. Bradwell. are her
AZ neither Miss Haywood nor Mr..
Henry are OF ag" their Low" affair Nn~
frowned on When Mr. Henry secured
from his parents a legal document EN-
3odylng their consen, TO his marriage
abroad to study music. Sha was en-
tered at Miss WIZARDS School OF Music
in Berlin
In some way Mr.. Henry learned all
about this and was quickly on the scene.
What Will happen when no reappears
In Chicago is an interesting question.
Interviewed in Chicago to-day Judge
Hradw.ll said:
.'if this young man really loves my
niece. he ought TO be only too glad to
let her profit by travel and study and
stop Fostering her. They arc both .x-
tremely young and can asYord to let the
marriage walt until later.
The evening world., 1901-10-22
BLOCKADE IS
AGAIN RAISED.
Evening World Rounds Up
Contractor Mahoney, Who
Boldly 0efed Orders.

In spite OF the orders of Conmisstonsr
OF Street ;Sh Highways Heating that
tho sidewalk on the east side Of Sixth
avenue. between Fifty.eishth and Fifty.
ninth streets must be cleared and kept
clear. the thoroushfare to-day Was al
most as impossible as 1t was q week
70. when The Evening World. after the
receipt Of many complaints. took up the
case.
Contractor Rober. Mahoney. who =
erectlnga building at the northeast cor.
ner OF Sixth avenue and F9fty-eishth
street, has, 1t Is true. removed some OF
the barrels and other cncumhrances
from tho sidewalk and has also put up a
wooden bridge over part OF tho walk.
hut he has not takcn away the
worst Of the rubbish. as he was
ordered to do, and the sidewail< is
not nf for u citizen, man or WON.
an, to walk over.
When complaint was nrst mado TO
The Evening World, tho contractors
license wasImmedlatcly revoked. COM
missioner Heating also or6ofsd the
contractor to have all the cncumbrances
removed. and Mahoney promised to do
so.
As little improvement had been made
In week. The Evening World to-day
brought tho matter to the attention OF
the police. 4 reporter went first to tho
corner and asked n workman why the
sidewalk had rot been cleared.
; 60 see the boss" he said. eve
can't tell you. but ! guess hos done
all he intends to-"
Capt. Lantry, OF the East Fsfty.flrst
street police station. was then sought.
As soon as he heard OF the case no went
to the scene.
This Is an outraged" nc exclaimed.
az he watched pedestrians trying 10
nick their way through obstrnctions
and saw workman's tar-covered
shovel thrown on the sidewalk Just In
time to.smear tho skirt OF woman
"This nuisance must be stopped at
onceH' cried Capt. Lantry.
Then. calling the worhmen, he told
them to clear the walk of all obstruc-
,tIons at once. He told them that not
only tnuss oil obstructions bs removed
The evening world., 1901-10-22

but that all tho rubbish must b taken
away-thas the sidewalk must be made
thoroughly paSsahle.
The captain also told tho work.
men that unlcss hts iustructtons
were Immediately carried ont they
ana the contractor would be ar.
rested.
Before he returned to the station.
house Capt. Lantry summoned . ponee-
man whom he ordered to remain on
cuted.
There 10. therefore. q chance that per-
sons living IN F!fty-ninth street Will be
able 90 roach their homes Tonight with.
out either crossing to the west side OF
Sixth avenue or climbing through half =
block Of debris.
The evening world., 1901-10-22

Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. mistress OF
the White House. says that a woman In
society can dress well OF 500 a year.
and that her dresses cost no more.
To this some New York society
women make answer that tho sum
named is wholly inadequate. aud tina.
even by practising economy they can
not dress themselves for q year for any
thing near $3.50.
II want 5000 year said Mrs.
Erma Fields. OF the Professional Won.
ems League. but | might manage to get
along with sl.coo.''
~ would see Mrs. Rooscvc!ts 500 and
raise II soc1" was Miss Louisa Shannon's
answer 10 Mrs. Ruvsevslt.
II do not see how society woman
can dress on that amount said Mrs.
G. Hurlber, Childs. II know l can't
do it
The evening world., 1901-10-22

low Lord Rosslyn's example and adopt
III. stage as a profession.
Lord Rosslyn. after a rapid career. be-
came bank -upt. and. having tried var
ious avocationS as a means Of earning a
living. went on the stage and some time
ago signed contract with Charles
Frohman.
Always impulsive In money matters.
tho Earl did not settle down when
welded. When the lIocr war broke out
ne went I" the front As correspondent,
He was twice captured by the Beers.
released in Pretoria. lis believed that
Pretoria would soon bs captured by the
British. and III advance wired his news.
paper that the event had taken place
Rosslyn has been called n liar by wins
ton Churchill and Richari Harding
Davis. and was compelled to apologize
for reflection on tho courage OF Eng
lsh army officers.
The evening world., 1901-10-22

I had 800 year." said Niss Louise
Palmer. when approached.
Mrs. II. Herbert Knowles says tl,as
MANAGEMENT Is the secret Of a1ss.
Rooscvelt's success IN dressing en &sno
a year.
BY studying" shs says. ''snd sxer-
ci'ins little care. probably now and
then doing without little things, I think
/. could be done"
Among the ladies OF tho Cabinet there
ara no protcntious dressess. Mrs.
Roosevelts announcement u IA keeping
with their tastes.
Mrs. Hay. wife Of tho see-eeasy Of
State. the richest woman In tho Cabinet.
dresses simply.
Mrs. Elihu Root Is ona Of tho bes.-
sowned women In the oftlcial set. but
sho does no; fear to bs seen several
times In the same gown.
Black and white arc the longeat-liSed
materials, says Mrs. Rooeeve.t and BY
1udicious combinations OF these she al
ways appears gownsd in becoming taste.
The evening world., 1901-10-22
BOY CRUSHED
IN ELEVATOR.
JOHN SMITH KILLED I'M A prc
DEPARTMENT STORE.
Was Trying TO Hun Freight Eic.
rator ana Was Caught
and Killed.

John J. Smith. an eigttecn-year.
delivery boy. was instantly killed at
noon to-day in a. ]. Samm's depart.
men, store. Fu:svh and Hoyt streets,
Brooklyn.
Tho hoy was on the third moor. lie
wanted to so to the first floor. Steppin.
into the freight elevator ha was lowered
by the elevator man. who remained ON
tho third floor and lot tho elevator down,
holding the rope above.
An hour later tho boys body was dis.
covered wedged between the side OF the
elevator and the heams on tha second
run the elevator up himself and was
caught and crushed. fsfe parents live
at No. 90 First place. -
The evening world., 1901-10-22

chance for recovery because OF her
otherwise eScellen. physical condition.
Miss Goldbach. who lives In Flatlands.
IA tall and strons for her sixteen years.
and has been tho leader In the schoc;'s
athletic work.
The match between the two nrst
c,asse. las, Friday was bitterly con-
tested. and she received a hard blow In
her righ, eide from an elbow OF one OF
her opponents.
She made liSh, OF the occurrence. but
carelcssly drank four glasses OF Ice.
water before she had properly cooled OF
from her excr,ions.
Saturday evening she was taken Ill.
and las; nigh, her condition became so
serious that she was taken TO ihe hos.
pltal Tor tho operation OF this morning.
The evening world., 1901-10-22

Tire Countess Of Rosslyn is a beautiful
woman She is the daughter NJ robert
Charles DE Grey Nyn.r. OF Gantly Hail.
Lincolnshire. who Is very wealthy and
known In tn. racing world. She married
when only nineteen. her husband hcing
barely twauty-one. The Countess Is
ws!l-knewn hsurc IN society and pa
tron OF the arts. 1t was announced
some time ago that sh. intended to fol-
The evening world., 1901-10-22
BACKERMAN DIES FROM SHOT
self-Innicted Wound Ends Wall
street Clerks Life.

christian Backs:man. young Wall
street clerk. who shot himself at the
boarding house. No. ls2 Wes, Ninety.
eighth street, last Saturday evening.
after a quarrel with his wife over his
inability to obtain employment. died
this morning ut the j. Hood Wright
Hospital.
The evening world., 1901-10-22
GIRL HURT IN
BASKETBALL.
Blow in Side Nearly Cost
Gussie GoIdbach's
Life.

4 blow IA tho s!do at basket bail
game In tie gymnasium OF the Erasmus
High School. In Fiatoush. on last Friday
afternoon nearly cost Miss Gussic Gold
bach her lifc.
A hurried operation for appendicitis
! ad to te performed on her At 5 O'Clock
this morning In tho German hospital.
Or. George r. Fowler, who was In
charge. says that che has "A fighting
The evening world., 1901-10-22
FIRES AROUSE SUSPICION.
second Blaze In same House Causca
Investigation.

Women and children. members Of th!r-
ty families In the siN-story brick im-
proved tenemen, known as the iivcr,
side, a tenement-house. No, 8 Columbia
place. brooklyn, scurried down the stair
ways and outside iire-escapes this after
noon when they saw smoke coming up
from the cellar. All got out safely, and
ii was found that a flre had started in
wood shed. A second alarm was sent
In an q matter OF preceatlca.
,TIas Is the second hre in that build
Ing within week. Tho first one was
snl, the top floor and was reported to
have been caused by the overturning OF
3 lamp. The fact that the second nre
easne 20 coon after the first has caused
zE=szEltn Al,snirions on the part OF the po-
. |sa una Investigation 10 being made.
The evening world., 1901-10-22
CHILD FELL FIVE STORIES.
Katie shorlc Injurcd and Taken
10 lsOspItal.

Katio Shorle. four years old. of No.
COS East Thirty-,hlrd street. fell from
the hfth-story window to the area way a,
her home .his noon. She was injured
She was taken TO the Pres.
hyterian Hospital.
The evening world., 1901-10-22
Mrs. Roosevelt Finds
Adherents Among
Members Of the Pro.
-fessional Women's
League - Oissenters
Who Do Not Agree
with Mistress of the
White House.

Mrs Webb. also a member of ,he
League, said: 1T would be Impossible
In my station Of lie TO dress on ssoo
year"
But there are many who agree :hat
Mrs. Roosevelt is right. ~ only wish
The evening world., 1901-10-22

IN isoo mud have two children. boy
and girl. They have practically lived
apart several years. Now that the d.
vorc~ suit has been withdrawn the
Countess, II Is said. Will abandon her
aspirations for theatrical career.
The evening world., 1901-10-22
LACE FIRM
WAS ROBBED.
G. SIDEN3ERG & CO.'S BOOKS
SAID TO SHOW SHORTAGE.
Cashier Prargcr, Accused "f DeinE
IA Suspicious Person. Dis
charged In Court.

Investigation OF the books .: q, sidcn-
berg e Co, Manufacturers and import
The evening world., 1901-10-22
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC ron TO-DAY.
sun rises, 6issu sets. IL Moon sets l. Il
TiIL TIDES
The evening world., 1901-10-22

The Sunday World Want section /,
On inexhaustibla fountain: It Is ted
By those who have and supplies th1as|
10 want ~ s. Il.