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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
May Francisco Restored ia
Her Home, but Dentist
+ Escapes.
PURSUIT. WAS SWIFT.
Young Girl Who Left Home Mon
day Night Overtaken and De-
tectives Seek Her Lover.

BLOoMINGDALE. y. j.. Aug. 49,
May Francisco. the sixteen-year-old
daughter OF ". Franckco. who disap-
peared on Monday night. was brought
home BY her father last night.
She was found at Sparta. In Sussex
County. By Mr.. Francisco and the dc.
tectives who accompanied him In his
search. Arthur McDavitt. the younE
dentist who Is accused OF having In.
duced the girl to leave home. was aiso
In Sparta. bur he managed TO eecape.
a search Is now being made for him.
Her father said ne would secure war
rant for him. charging abduction.
McDavI,t had been paying attention
to Miss Francisco for some time. but
her father disapproved and warned the
dentist to keep away. The warning
was not needed. and McDavitt and the
girl are said 10 have met frequently al
night. .r. ,.., al, $40. ,..,
engaged to Miss F'ranctsco. called on
her Monday night and remained late.
When he left he noticed n carriage
standing In the road near the house.
Soon after his departure the girl left
parents. and the next morning some one
woman driving away from her house.
Early Tuesday morning. McDavitt drove
into the village and on being questioned
said he had been In Paterson.
again left the village IN his carriage.
driving toward northern Sussex County.
Mr. Francisco was notified and he and
the detectives started In pursuit.
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Continued from First Page.)

ery's Four Corners" Twenty.eiEhtl
street and Sixth avenue. To most o
the reporters Devery answered all ques
tons with the stereotyped statement
II have nothing to say"
This morning Devery was more com
municative and he manifested . win
inKncss to talk on certain subjects. H
denied that he had won any money a
Saratoga, and added with an expressly,
wink Of his lef, eye II never bet"
Then ne spoke OF the races mt Sara
,oga. said they were excellent and AZ
forded him much enjoyment.
When asked regarding the stories OF
mis- resignation Devcry said. 1T Is al
a bluff. "a big blum. tell sou. l an
not "A gutter.
why. you remember that year ago
was given n week to leave the Police
Department. | told you then | intended
to hold on. Well. amt here? I never
run from no man. and | Amt running
now. | am satisfied where am. ! shall
stay"
will you say anything about the as
.ertion that the police telegraph bureau
has been used TO give warning to
gamblers OF Impending raids"
"will | say anything abou, 1t? I will
say It's all - lie. every word
OF 1t. Some dny will say more. but
now l. will only add that defy EN- to
prove word Of II.
Say ! am ready to give Philbin or
Jerome all the Information have touch
in To any Legitimate subject But they
Amt going 10 badger me. III see Phil
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STOCK TRADING
LACKED LIFE.
THE GENERAL TENDENCY WAS
TOWARD IMPROVEMENT.
D~spite BulIlsh Inaaence UnItea
states steel Eviaced No Incli.
nation to Advance.

There was little life In the stock mar.
ket At the opening to-day despite the
fact that influences were strongly bull.
ish.
Prices from tho London market CAME
considerably higher. showing a gain OF ?
POINTS In st. Paul.
Strike news. TOO was In favor OF the
bull traders.
The United States Steel stocks. how
ever. made only 4 feeble response. dis.
playing an advance Of IL per cent. on n
demand for 5000 s.hares. The preferred
was r,ore fortunate. selling up to % Ia
as compared with % yesterday.
Subsequently It rec-ied 20 last nights
lovcl
~. Paul was the conspicuous feature.
selling up to l06 Is. net Kn!n OF
ger cent. The Pacincs as a group also
displayed considerable strength. scoring
gains OF ~ to l per cent.
The local Traction and Industrial
shares were arm. but showed little or
no activity.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were
5000 shares.
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JEROME HOT
AFTER FLOOD.

u wn. reported late thi,
nnrrno0n that = large number al
wnrraWts w-s~ tn he served ~
Pnrkharat society nsrnts and tina,
Justirc jerome expected to make
rni,ls while the pOol.rooms were
IN full hlnst.
| Justice Jerome this afternoon resumed
his secret investigation into police con.
di,ions revealed by the Whitney confcs.
sion. lie announced that he expected &C
| spend most OF to.dny's session In an In.
v"stiga,ion OF Capt. Floods precinct
| the Tcndcrloln.
The station-house blottcr. the com
documents from which light as to the
conduc, OF the precinct nigh, be gath.
cred had been secured. The complain,
book contains "A record OF all reports
made of dk.,rdcrly houses by Wardmcn
| 6lennon and Dwyer.
One entry shows that seven policemen
In one day reported their inability to
obtain evidence against the pool.room III
No. 100 Yves, Thir,y.seventh street. raid.
I'd yesterday evening By the. Parkhurs,
society.
| Strenuous efforts are being made by
the Parkhurst agents TO Ie. hold Of a
young man " the name OF corhctt, who
was EdSar \. Whitney's stenogrn pher.
| corbctt disappeared Just after Whitney
made his confession. He could furnish
| ample corrohoration OF the charges
made hy his employer against the pc.
lice.
Two .remen In uniform appeared out
| side Of Justice Jeromc's chambers this
| afternoon They came In answer to
subpoenus ana were questioned about
a pool.room near Fire headquarters IN
East Sixty.sevenih street. said 20 have
cen owned by prominent Tammany
| politician.
There Il some talk OF issuing "a sub.
poena for Jim" corbctt. the puEilist,
| who arrived from Europe yesterday
II will be recalled tina; the renderlolu
! polio" made corh.tt close his saloon on
sundays and after hours some two
months ago and he threatened 10 "Get
| even"
Justice jerome said that the $500 bond
| az Laura Marct. who was to have been
tried Yesterday for keeping a Tender.
loln dlsordsrly house, had been paid
into the City chambcrlains Once. The
| Maret woman, he said. had sailed for
France to avoid trial.
Among the witnesses who appeared 10,
| examination before Justice Jerome wal
s,vmund Mcfueburg. He Is said 10. X
the confidential man OF Mccai,e. Maho
ney and others Interested IN the poiir,
business. Mcftieburs appeared to be II
NJ case und anything but satisfied wilt
| lis surroundings.
Amcns ,hnsc called for examination
| OF Me Nineteenth Precinct. and Capt.
* rum. VINO was one OF the principl
| witnesses against the police at the TIM,
! OF the l.rNow trials.
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QUESTIONING A FRIEND.

II one takes the trouble to care
fully question person that has bee n
using Grape-Nuts Food for two or
three weeks tho facts will be brought
out that gradually there comes over
the body feeling Of increase. I:
strength. particularly OF ment i
strength and ability.
Tho mind works clearer and more
actively when 1t plays upon q brain
that IL refreshed. rebuilt and prop
erly constructed by the food elements
intended By Nature for such work. !.
This u q profound fact regarding
Grape Nuts. Tho Food contains lust
the kind Of material Nature must
have To unite with albumen, from
which TO rebuild the gray matter IN
the brain and nerve centres. through.
out the body. Therefore the user
can 'expect ard obtain q dsAhits r.,
Sss ~ 4 !. -. q q \ . 49,.
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only selling orders. and plenty OF them.
especially In corn.
Wheat lost 3-Sc. to $50. Sunde,
pressure arn In the Northwest dropped
3.@c.. while st. Louis remained relative
~ steady.
Weather news on both wheat and corn
was satisfactory.
New York's opening prices were: Sep.
tember wheat. SIS: December. 50 Is:
september corn. 81 rs: December. S 3-i
Chicago.s opening prices were: Sep
tember wheat. III? to e IL: December.
N!-S 70 6-s: December corn. co.'s TO
20 ~: September. 81 l.2 TO IS is.
New York's closing prices were: May
wheat. s. oom.: September. Is 81 bid
October. ,6 rs bid: December. IS il.
May corn. 81 ~: September. Sc L.: Oc-
tober. g.: December. s. ~.
Chicago's closing prices were: August
wheat. 70 l.2: sep.sm6er;;, Il ~ October.
ust corn. IS ~: September. 81 l.c: 0cto.
Der. IS is.
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The Cotton Market.

The local cotton market opened auie,
and firm to-day. with prices to points
higher.
There was decided change for tho
better In sentiment abroad reflected IN
the public and private cables. The mar
expected.
The weather forecast and the reports
OF conditions South during the past
twenty-four hours gave little change in
conditions.
After the call the market e4,sed or
Clcer room profit taking.
The opening prices were: May. IL: 20
10 10: November. rs bid; December,
-, to so: January. 7.33 to 1884: Feb.
ruary. "a to 7.:5. March. rs to ~
The prices ut 80 =. 81. were. August
1.l9: October. rs: Decenrr. 1.3l: Janu-
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Charged in Courtwith Taking
S16Sto|en by One Woman
from Another,
ACCUSER IS REBUKED.
Magistrate Brann Discredits the
Story, but Holds the Alleged
Thief In $1,000.

An Italian janitor Of q saloon madNt6s
startling statement IN the Yorkviue Po-
lice Court to-day that no saw n police
man take SIG belonging to n woman In
a Second avenue saloon. for tho theft
Of which another woman was charged.
The case wsa that Of Susan aeath.
twenty-nine years old. cook. Of No.
20 East One Hundred and Ninth stress,
who appeared against Mary johnson.
thirty-eight years old. Of No. az Second
avenue. whom she accused Of taking
the money.
The Smith woman told AagistNsD
Brann that she went into a saloon oe
No. 765 Second avenue yesterday and
there became acquainted with Mary
Johnson. 9he had never seen the wo-
man before. She treated the johnson
woman to several rounds OF drinks.
Mark Feeney. the barkeeper. testified
that he served the woman with drinks.
He happened into the back room and Rv
the Smith woman asleep In q chair and
the johnson woman gone. He saw the
woman's waist unbuttoned. where he
had seen her place a roll OF billie a&Sek
paying for the drinks.
Then Salvador Pinto was called. 4101a
pick up the y16, which was on tho door
near where the. Smith woman sat. and
put Il in his pocket.
Policeman O'Neiil stoutly denied the
charge OF tho italian. He told about his
being called In and seeing the two Vom-
en- and waiting there until Norton ar
rived.
for the prisoner. said he did not believe
the Italian. and Magistrate Brann,
turning to the witness Pinto. said:
II don't believe your story
The Magistrate then held tho JsAs.
son woman In 81 900 bail for trial.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
HEARD DISTRESS WHISTLE.

CHATHAM. Mass. Aug. 1.-THE crew
Of the Chatham Old Harbor Lilo Saw
Ing Station heard the continued blowing
Of a steamers fog whistle this (orsaoon
and they put on In the surf hoax to as
sist the vcssel. All observation WA0 OBJ
secured By heavy fog 20 that the location
Of the craft could not he made out.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
MoLIvEuH TRIAL. PRINTING.

Corporation Counsel Whnlen has
given an opinion that the printing
OF the testimony taken NJ the tria!
OF Roland Il. MOlineux did not have
to be advertised for competitive
bids. The Comptroller had asked
for the opinion. The printing cost
s7,S29.69.
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mAn-o.wAR's MAN ACCUSED
special to The Evening World,

HALIFAX. y. s.. Aug. l5.-william
Bird. OF New York. one OF the crew OF
the United States bnttlcship Indiana.
and Duncan Mclean. OF the Royal Ca.
madam Regiment. were arrested to-day
charged with breaking Into the house
o. Mrs. Annie Doyle. on Upper Water
street.
Mrs. Doyle testified that the accused,
after they entered the house. beat her.
tore OF her clothing and strapped Ter to
the iioor. tbs pol!cc found the woman
gagged and tied down.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
BAYS MOTHER WAS DRUNK.

Ellen Stoeker. of No. 439 West
Forty first street. was arraigned In
the Harlem Court to-day charged
with intoxicntion. She was ar
rested yesterday when she went TO
get her son from the Juvenile Asy-
lum, where he was sent three years
ago for theft. She had another
child with her. The Magistrate
will decide tomorrow what to do
with the children.
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clllNAMAN TRIED no ,TAn.

Sang Sang Yuen. a Chinaman,
who lives at No. 2o2 pell street. was
arrested In front OF No. 1S4 Broad
way to-day while trying TO stab Err
nest Johnson. OF No. 200 West One
Hundred and Thirty-fourth street,
In the back with jackknifc. Sang
Yuen said Johnson tried TO steal s.
from him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
ALLIED on THE CENTRAL.

An unknown man was struck by
a train on the New York Central at
One Hundred ald Th!rty-eighth
street to-day and instantly killed.
He was 5 feet 6 inches tall. had
gray hair and mustache. wore a
black cutaway coat and gray
striped trousers. The body Is at
the East Ono Hundred and Twen-
ty-six..i =: cat station.
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nuRDERER ssscs mls BABY.

J. Axel Douglass. under life SEN
tence for killing his wife. saw his
sevcn-months-old baby girl in the
Tombs this morning. 1t was
brought there by the Brooklyn
woman who has adopted 1t. When
Che baby was held up before him
he stared at It and asked how It
was getting along. lie cvinced no
desire to kiss It.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
FIRST AUTO FUNERAL.
English Automobile Firss Uses
Nrw lIcnrs~ a. Burial.

LONDON. Aug ls.-The hrst motor
funeral on record In this country oc-
CURED to-day Mt Coventry on the occa-
OF ose Of fthc automobile companies.
Tho hcarss WaR specially constructed
six-horse-powsslc car. All the three cas3
siaKcst weSsl dNoed la, bla1l : ri. 4. : /, II
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
MACHINE MEN DEFEATED.
Virginia Democrats Name state
Ticket After Hot Fisht.

y"
NORFOLK. Va. Aug. l5.-Thc State
ticket ms completed In the Democratic
convention here this afternoon is: For
Governor. Andrew jackson Montague,
+. wiilis:d. OF Fairfax: At,orrey.G len,
eral. W. \. Anderson. OF RockbrIdge.
Every machine candidate was defeated,
In the convention. There was n h-;
fight over the nominations
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
vON BERGER HELD ron TRIAL.

LONDON, Aug. l5.--Franz Won
Berger. also known as DR.. Emil
Blum and by other aliases. was
committed for trial at the Bow
Street Court to-day on the charge
OF stealing check for G5i3 from
Helen Creydt. German Roverness
who advertised for a husband, and
( with forging an Endorsement Of the
check. Won Berger waAextradited
ffoln the United Htatos, csntly.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
<\GIE CUES
VIO<En,

The Investigation into the Street
Cleaning Department. following
charges that certain contractors are
favored over Others, WAS begun to-
day by the DistrIct-Attorpey. Roth
Commissioners Maggie and Deputy
Commissioner Gibson were qucs-
toned rs - the allegations.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
sT,.lK Frs NAY GO TO JAN.

Notice was served on the CON
v!ctcd Frank & Dugan strikers n:
Paterson. y. j.. to-day that an ap-
plica,ion for their commitment
will he made next Tuesday. II
this is granted two men and six
women Will so to Jail.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
cos:LEn CUT MS THROAT.

John Frank. sixty-eight, cob
bier at No. 500 East Eighty-ninth
street. cut his throat with his shoe
makers knife carly to-day in bed.
He was found dying by married
daughter and taken to the Presby-
terrain Hospital, where It was said
the wound was mortal. Frank has
been Respondent since his wife's
death, two years ago.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
CHILD nuuNrx, TO DEATH.

Pulomca Matrucci. seven years
old. OF No. 459 East One Hundred
and Fifty-Arst street. was burned
about the body to-day ns a result
of her clothes catching fire from
an overturned lamp. She died In
the Harlem Hospital.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
ruAMr .rrACks WOMAN.

Mrs. Joseph Coop. Of No 30
Camden street. Newark. was at
tackled to-day at her home by a
tramp to whom she refused aims.
The man chokcd her into inscnsi
billty and then. taking purse
containing 81. escaped. 4 posse OF
men went after him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
CHANGES MS PLEA.

When the evidence against
Geor9e Schmitt. accused OF the
murder OF Joseph Ilass. was all in
before s3usticc Gildcrslccvc to-day
the prisoners counsel asked TO
withdraw the former plea and on.
ter one OF guilty OF murder in the
second degree. The Court then de-
cided to have Schmitt examined rs
to his sanity.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
Mo: CLAIM. AGAINST CITY.

Daniel Kelly. n wealthy property
owner. OF Brooklyn. filed a claim
against the city to-day Of $4,000 for
damages to h.l property cnused by
the recent overflow Of the sewers IN
that borough. Two hundred other
property owners will file claims ag-
gregating 100000. Ten years
ago similar proceeding cost the
old city OF Brooklyn nearly
100000.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
STRUCK WITT, mAsEu>L. n>r.

While playing ball near the
grounds Of the Catholic Protectory.
In Wcstchcstcr. this afternoon.
John Colley. twelve years old. an
inmate Of the Protectory. was ac-
cidentally struck on the head with
n baseball hat and his skull was
fractured
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
AnDrcT,o> c.sE DISMISSED.

Edith Palmer. the young haugh.
ter OF Minnie Palmer. n dancer. for
who's" arrest Emil Herman. u mu-
sician in the New York Theatre.
was arrested. appeared In the West
Side Court to-day and Herman
was discharged He and the girl
will hc married in n few days.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
DxONx WAITER suprI.Y.

James l.. Wells. member OF the
q Charter Revision Committee and a
I prominent resident OF the Bronx,
e said to-day that II there was any
{ scarcity OF water In his district, as
Iisrepoltod, II was because the section
- saroMing rapidly and needed
z wetef every dsy. He thought
= .hasdlL s any scarcity
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
ma JEwE,.uy SEIZURE.

Jcwclry to the value OF 81 900 was
taken to the seizure room In the
public stores to-day by Customs
Inspector Donohue, who seized It
yesterday from Ralph Sartori. OF
Seattle. a passenger on the Oceanic.
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WOULD KILL. nEnsELF.

Mrs. Dora Roscn. OF No. 1904
Avenue a. tried TO throw hersel.
from the third corridor OF the
Criminal Courts Building to-day
after a young man accused OF as
sault'ng her daughter had been ac-
quilted.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
.DEvERY WON'T
BE BAOGERED.

Deputy Commissioner Dcvery ha
been seen by score OF reporters since
he.returned to New York. He received
many Of them at his home and Others
approached him - ~ stood ~ s;'Dss,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
PRAISED TuE rOiLCE.

John Whalen. n homeless old
man. wns arrested in lower Broad
way to-day while he was shouting
the praises Ut the police. In the
police court he was sentenced to
the romhs for one day to sober up.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
our orr ,i,:,, sos.

John p. Froclich was GU, on with
81 BY the Will OF his mother. Mrs.
sophia Frnelich, which WAS pro-
bated in the Snrroate's Court, OF
brooklyn. to-day. The other six
children were left share and share
alike Of the estate. valued at $780,
900. u IL said Mrs. Froelich did
not like John E'roclich's wife.
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no CONTEST FATHERS WILL.

Thomas II. Cullen fled notice
with the Surrogate to-day that he
would contest the will OF his father.
Thomas H. Cullen. late OF No. Sc
West Seventy-sccond street. The
estate in dispute IL worth $4,000.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
ST. PAUL BooMs At LONDON.
American shnrss score 0aiss Ex'
tending to IL Per Cent.

The market for American railway
shares displayed exceptional strength
and activity at London to-day and
prices showed advances OF IA to III
per cent.
The maximum Saln was scored In the
ST. Paul sharcs. which sold equivalent
10 lbs IL. New York price. Other i'm:
provements In this department ranged
from ~ to SIS per cent.
The homes department continued
steady. but void OF interesting features
outside Of South African mining shares.
which were strong on tho prospects Of
The Baltimore 4 Ohio and United
States Steel Issues hold ex-dividend at
the foreign market.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
PHII.I,tx SEES CORNELL.

Dtstt!ct-Attorney Philbin sat on
he bench with Magistrate Cornell
D the Essex Market Court to-day.
10 all questions tn. District Attor-
1ey said that &c vas simply there
b see the sights. lie seemed
pleased with the summary way In
which the Magistrate disposed OF
the cases OF disordcrly women.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
m>CkE>sACK MEADOW SALE.

The title OF the Hackcnsack
Meadow, sold recently 70 a New
York syndicate for S,5N0.O 900. WIS
not passed 10 the syndicate to-day
as was expected. Those concerned
refused 10 say wha, the hitch was
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
srowAwAls MAKE TROUBLE.

The Ellis Island authorities nre
having much trouble with the NJ
teen Italian stowawnys that came
over on the Anchor liner Calabria.
Already several have tried to cs-
cape. Tho latest attempt was made
last night. and the stowaway was
caught after he had broken his
ankle,
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Not SAMI.SOx~ COUNSEL.

Gen. y. F.. Tracy to-day denied
the report sent out from Washing
ton that he had been asked to nc:
as one OF the counsel for Rear-Ad-
miral Sampson before the Court Of
Inquiry.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
GEN. GRANT ARRIVES.

Gen. Fred D. Grant, accompanied
by Mrs. Grant and his son. Ulysses
S.. arrived to-day on the steamship
Lain. The General and family had
been visiting his daughter. Prin-
cess Cantacuzene. in Russia. and
had .--velled extensively In Eu-
rope.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
roo,-RooMs CLOSED.

The pool-rooz,s In Queens were
still closed to-day. II was said that
the proprietors OF the resorts fear
ed a general raid on account OF the
recent disclosures. The regular
patrons were not in evidence on
the ferries.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
ILLEGAL PRACTICE CHARGED.

MIS-. JOHANNA Ah4cnDaIcr, 4 MlU'
wife. OF No. 1903 East Fifty-third
street, was held in the Yorkville
Police Court to-day charged with
Illegal practice which resulted in
the death OF Mrs. Mary Martens.
OF No. 622 East Thirteenth street.
Mrs. Martens died yesterday.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-15
nODy rl.OATs Ak,,,,RE.

Tho body OF Frederick Upper. OF
Jamaica. who was drowned In the
bay on Sunday while grabbing.
was picked up to-day at Rockaway
Beach.
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KILLED ~ CHvE.IN.

KILLED ~ TtEE.IN.
William Bryulli. Of No. 35l First
street. Jersey City, was killed TO-
day In n cave-in ut Pacific avenue
and Grand street. Several Others
were hurt.
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The wheat Market.

Wheat and corn opened weak and a..
cidsdly lower this morning.
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FOLD IN TABLOlDS.
NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED.
YOUNG o,nh inss,Nc.

as thcre had been so much rain re-
Gently.