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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-18


Perhaps tho most conspicuous 'nd!.
yidt,nl- in IN. st Pstr,ck'- Day parade
'nanhani She'nhn. OF the boeT army
ana op"n"ran Hosa.
Mayor DAILY rode In carriage nf'M"
~ four waite horses and wore an""' ms
netk IN" golden chain OF MS Once ne
Was generally recognized ana nPpia"heu'
For Mr. Rosa there was m"cn ""''"'
sihs'n, while the DEMONSTRATIONS ior '"c
ho"r General were IN" mos' p''"o""'e'
o' the lay
Thousand. OF patriotic '"ns OF 'n'
"'' '"' '"'' w -.
h,r,v h,,a. and tho cheers OF n hun.
80 I,,,,.,,1 - MORO .r,husin .tic
''''
a., ,,,,,,,.5
rom '"''y'''"''" ~ Wv 49,.
AMI twentieth stree, IN" avenue
dotted H!'h IN" Irish emo.cm' ihou'
saul, NOR" srriss Of shamrock on their
clo,hing ANA the more patriotic deco.
rated themselves with .treamers OF
,-c.n and In other ways proudly boa ed
.rl, ,o.,,,,y
20 49, ,,
'"'' W. -,
,r,,I,,,nI. .o,,cI IN. green nag o. Ire.
,.n, GIN NJ. p,facu harm in tn. ccrtr.
,,k IA, ,,ncc Of ,he regular club nag.
.rh,, .,,,,i,y polnt OF .he porade was
ror,> fourth stree, ana Fifth avenue.
.r,,r. M. .x,y.nIuth Regimen, Band
...r,,l..h shortly after O'Clock and
.,,.,.n tho c,,hu,lasm OF the big crowd
.,,h,cd with tune. OF old ireland.
,whor ~. narnde began TO move a
So, =. xe,comc sven, up along the
~. 40, tho green color was ir.,im.
~" waved fsom street curb and
.rh. order OF the parade WA.
M'' 49,.
~
6r,ni Marshal fe'ef Lennon, '
sh'f''sn,h "ss'"e"'
i''.a 'o'3n'se r,x on,,,,,
f-omia.=: in'.,'d Guess. Nno
s., - ma
.,'"."s =, ~. .,,,,.,o,,
~. n,,,n,,,,,on,.
u,s.,n,.n R,n,.. u Ns. York.
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a;,oin;ment -. Edward Norton and Ed
ward P"rc!vsi a- administrators. lie
opposed the selection of any OF the tc-
male claimants as administrators.
Hsfor~ taking any action on IN" pr!H-
'ipai point -aid Judge Nopps. sAal'
's'.'.e plo'' 10 DC '''""' !" s,'o"
=, u-,5,..,n-, 90 .h,, -. nron, 90
in the record
''rr.rc II the usual allegation In thc
ro,!cc. replied Juison. that he last
dwell. In bridegroom. No on. appears
here ,n dispute mas cnrt.nii,r
II, arp.,r. i. me. r.pIl.d M. Jrdp.
cha; The court viii raw. Il. t,n,ir.,
sw,rn testimony :, ~, croc,
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cur,r ,.r.t -, 30 t.. ,,,,.a
..n.,,..,n, L, ,,,, -
r,. ,.,,r,,.. ~ ,,,,, r,,, s,,,r ,,,,
,;curt" ". SmiSh on tie stand - prove
int ''"ors" + Gilman hiei AT black
toch nri that he had lived ihcr" TWEEN
tv-thrrc year
Attorney-Gcrornl Carr "f New York,
who represents III. three daughters OF
Winthrop Gilman. ana lIso Mrs. I.yli,
bradford. said that he wa. directed by
hi. client, to oppose II. appointment ~
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VACCINE VIRUS FATAL.
Jrrscy CitS BOY Expirrs from FL
fcct. nj Olo0L IsOIsOntux

George Hagan. fifteen years old. OF
No So Virginia avenue. Jersey Guy,
was killed to-day AZ the result, OF vac
cmat!on. He hrd to he vaccinated To
enter the Iiigh School. His arm he.
came very sore. hut little attention Wa.
paid to II until unn,istakab.c symptoms
Of blood poison appeared. \ phys!ci"n
was summoned. who saw that the young
man was suffering from heart failure.
induced by the blood poison. aud that
he could mot live.
Father Monctan. OF St. Pn;rtck's
Church. was summoned. and he admin.
.istertd to the dying youth the last .itc7
Of the ei1urch. Hsssn was In excellent
heaith when fascinated.
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Minister "" !" chicago.

CfUCNGo Mag s-wu Ting F,ns,
TIA. IN ncsc Minister. arrived in Chicago
To-day and Tas welcomed ny Mayor
Harrison. Minister Wa will deliver the
cnnyori;ion address OF the University OF
Chicago ;o-mor'o. afternoon and will
at;erl a psrts -: rcce pt!ons and dinners
planned In his honor.
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rour NV >mn,,-ro, cn,-..

Tie following cases OF smallpox were
reported ~ ;Hc Board OF Health Today:
Charles Str.b four wears Old. 81 No 81
East Slrc,y-sCycnth street Laura Man
y,ut thirteen months. of No. so East
SIxtr-thira street; Lawrence ilinley,
..ry.u wears old. OF No. pa one Hun.
,irtd and Eif.y-sctord street ami =. Z.
.Iank tw"riy-siN years OH. "t NO liz
Mes; Twcnty-siNth streets
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Tn. problem In bock-s'iiiRg Is to bring
the Iuthor and the reader together. This
problem rs" international AssucIl,iou
has solved ~ tn" opening 81 tn" TWEEN
selected IL the author rf Janice More
dith," Paul Leicester Ford. They pro.
pose that his work shall he known wh,r
and u any one wishes TO know how thev
propose doing Il let them visi, Wana.
makers to-day. There they will see. -.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-18

Whatever surprises n" International
Association may have In store for the
publir--and. Tx. Car! i!rriimnn. they
ray" cards Vet IN hard"--that which
they spring TODAY at the Wanamakcr
store viii remain tho longest In memory.
IL may not be the brightest or the best.
hu, IL Is the first--thc pioneer thar points
the way. 1t Is worth while visiting the
store TO see tho Inauguration OF the
method OF bringing
the author and the reader together. -
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EUGENE REVIVAL IMPROVES.
Nan VII" NR~ Married while ~

IN" cond.rton % EIseno : Rcynai.
who - sun from scarlet fever n.
hr,lucv Farm Manor. tie residence Of
VI Howard W.lle,t, ncnr White Plains.
was pronounced very favorable this
afternoon pr II Efno.; schmidt. VINO
- attending N" patient s'y~ that Mr.,
Ecyntl IL Il Erra. deaf bC't,r. md In
fax that ne considers him Now out of
danger.
Mrs KeynM IS now Amos, entirely
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HEIRS MAY COMPROMISE.
Duryea's Children En-
,irn>"ring to Reach settlements.

Tao EASnr buryca VII cnr" wis no.
caAcd N the supreme cout; % Nassau
County ,u-iay. ana Will not %" up ;or
iriA' UHl n" September term
u = Understood that "a. plaintiffs az"
'ndc,Norius TO settle the "ns. sine. the
recent rlling ~ Justice pirk.y The
sur II brought by :h- daughters OF The
millionaire starch manufacturer, Mrs
Eva Th"ih"rg Grace Z, Srr.c.r AMI
Marcia ' y 'n>
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HIS WIFE GETS
A MILLION.
For Si2 Mentioned in
Deeds Mrs. Butler Is
Given Much Property.

J. y. Butler. n wcll-anown rcnl-e.tA'r
dealer. OF Nos. and : tn"n square,
this afternoon transferred real estate IN
the upper PARK OF the city valued at
nearly $1,000. 20 his wife, Carrie ",
Butler. FOR the nominal sum & ~
There we're twelve parcels OF property
ani IN each case 81 was given rs the
rs!drratlon FOR the titlc. Tn. prop
srty IL encumbered to the extent 81!
1is, SO.
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Nine times. 50 ruES the tale. Marsion
proposed marriage, hut was reaulse'l
until the final appeal. Then he
wa. accepted and departed for
:hc Cattle Mems Convention At San
Antonio las; Friday after having placed
IL mnrcu!sc rim. on N. third finger OF
Miss I.yndcn's icf, hand. The marriage
will be celebrate about Easter time.
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LAMP EXPLODED: SHE DIED.
Nr.. Margaret Farrell fingered NJ
Whit, suffering fr"." Hurna.

Mrs Magyar" Farrell. OF No. iS' cl"r-
mont avenue. i.rpoklyn died In III"
Brooklyn Hospital this morning a- the
result Of burns r.crv..! a, her home 'a-t
nigh 10y IN" "xp'nsion 90 "A lamp.
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WORLDS AGAINST HER.
y" Mnr, Evan. Decides I" Leave
~ aud Nny succeed.

Mniy EYnns eighteen Years old. VIII"
,n.nks iho world again; her, swallowed
Paris green ~ nor boarding ho,n". No.
.lS Belmont nv"uIi. Newark ihta morn
lus The physiciaus At ~. CITY lins e
Ti'l! ~ III" i likely 20 lie
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Mar~ton is said TO he very wealthy,
He owns many steers In Texas. ana
has u large ranch near Fort Sill, Indian
Territory.
Miss Lyndcn was born in San Fran
cisco. ana has boon on the stage three
years She played the leading role In
The Turtle. ana was the original,
Fanny H.. Grand in the No. "Sapho''
company. She 4. tall. bond and Ao-
counted beautiful.
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NJ Smith has been endowed as an
.iS-HS~f IN MS sat, II" IN an author
A. ~ miOr- aud inlmral. h. San
>: arir MlninG COMPANY, OF san Juan
lilo has iurS" mining interest. In CEN
irsi america The COMPANY has an Of
Hr, ia N"~ York md Mr. Su!;h was
called thrr- ly telegraph en- his ar
rival lie wa- tSf,i 80 tax. charr. Of
thu GtHtfH .>iu' rirn 'n!U"s
III" nn.r Mas N. which hai to he
ar pi,d Ht once. a. IA. company
washed h!m t. - within f.w iar,
SIR y s.pt,h - doing so Ne iii NO.
forget thlI he saS engaged 10 marry
MS sr.i 'mnt ~ ulaymn:r Us"ethcait
Who ~,s TN this - But he knew her
nd nruiUGring IN" old song Love
WI Find the Way" Ne went to the tel
.sraph ulcr and sent message .x-
p,ain!uE AL rs we'll ~ he could by :aat
means II i supposed that he asked
her TO 20 on 10 Sew YORK. at once. Any
way. she and her noth.- lot 'h'H
fpriy-, Efli h"ur~ ard reached New York
= Inc The wedding came on promptly
after their arrival. and from the altar
~" CuGpl" west ia II" rtsnwer which
.hiied shortly after FOR Honduras.
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Geo. COPPELL
DIES SUDDENLY
Banker and Railroad
Man Expires at Fifth
Avenue Home.

George Coppe!l. one OF the Best know
! ::nancicfs and rnilrs ad men in this com
Try. died at his home. No 90 Fifth ave.
nue.. to-day.
He had been suffering from Compi.
cation OF diseases and III long time.
Ills heart was hnai!y attacked and ne
died suddenly.
He was the Chairman Of the Directors
o. tho Denver and Rio Grand- Railroad
Company. director o. the STANDARD
OF Company and the senior member ot
the nrm o. Maitland. Coppeil & co
Many conside,od Mr. coppcli second on'y
to J, Picrpont Morgan as n rcorganiz.r
o. railroads and other corporations
Mr.. Copoell wa. an Englshman by
birth. and about nsty.nve years old
lie came TO this country when very
young. ard bccan. an American citizen
shortly after reaching the age o. man.
hood.
Entered banking business.
Nearly thirty years ago ne became
Identified with tn. banking -housc o.
Ma tlanl. Phelps 4 Go. The late Royal
Phelps was AT thai time "a power In the
financial world.
In lSi Mr. Co?pcll become senior
member OF the firm. which position h"
held ut the time OF his death.
His greatest genius Was AS "A r.organ.
!zer o: bankrupt ra,iroad. and other
companies. Among the railroads which
he aided largely TO r"orSan!ze "-r.
the Denver and RIO Grandc. Norfolk
and Western. Oregon Railroad and Nav
gallon Company. Eas, Tennessee. Var
y!nln and Georgia Railroad. Wisconsin
Central and many others.
Well KnOwn socially.
In person Mr.. Coppell was a charm
Ing man and his manner asiIs invariably
Courteous To ali. His family IL vol
known socially. his dauxht'rs being un-
usually ham some and attractive,
Mr.. Coppcll also leaves tSo snas-one
Arthur Coppe!!. IL a Junior member OF
his IA t!,crs .irm.
He was a millionaire several times
over.
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TO PASS THE CROWD.
All canno, lie Brii'an No latter No.
fea!thy.

II probably comes 10 every
thoughtful person a, times that
there are plenty OF common. medic
ere people. and that. Il one deter
mines 10. he or sh. can press 10 thu
front, pass the crowd and win posi-
ton. fame and gold II is largely a
matter OF determination and health.
Many determined character with
brilliant possibilities is held back
by III health Some nnd that bright.
keen thoughts refuse to come TO
their brains. and wonder why.
The kind Of brain work that
makes successful Merchants. Law
ycrs. Doctors. Authors &C.. &C..
makes heavy drnughts on the nlling
OF the minute nerve cells OF the
body. said filling being composed OF
Srayish sort OF material which
must he replaced day by day. or tho
brain and other parts OF the body
will not act properly.
Coffee is hidden but powerful
enemy TO ones progress In life. Its
subtle. narcotic poison weakeus
heart. inter;eres with digestion and
has a definite and destructive effect
III Wv i'i N'hS ~ StVIh. SOple WIZ
are content to load themselves with
impf-liments TO progress. who refuse
to supply body with food and drink
OF the kind needed 10 make up TOR
the daily disintesration OF tbs
nerves and tissue. must stand aside
in the race for prc-eminencc.
The ones who are properly fed
Will surely win the laurels.
Postum Food Coffee furnishes the
gluten and phosphates OF grain
needed by Nature to nourish brain
and nerves with food II does not
narcotiZe and tear down. i, Is fire.
1ucntly misjudgcd on first trial be-
cause OF improper preparation but
II will be found to be- most deli.
cious beverage II. after boiling com
mcnces. It be allowed to continue
boiling for II minutes This Is nee
cssary to extract the food value and
flavor.
There are those who are entirely
careless AZ To what goes into the
stomach. but the one who would
make all his movements tend to.
ward h.alth and possible greatness
cannot AFFORD TO risk adulterated
food or drink. or even coffee.
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F. ". Smith. the prosperous Rrook-
Ign merchant. and Mrs. Maudc Wright.
the young married woman whom h-
carried on from her husband ward
Wright. at tho point Of A pistol. are 10.
day Al Smiths home AZ No. sG. Putnam
avenue,
Miro. Smith has left the house. She II
now living NJ the home OF her sister. n,
No. &c" IIals"y street,
Smiths rcappc,rancc Is In line with
all his sensational actions In the case.
After he had held Wright on with !,
revolver while he placed Mrs. WrIgh,
on board "A car and followed himself.
Smith took his friends wife 20 the clar-
cndon Hotel. where the couple regis.
tered under other names than their own
Next morning they went away. bur
returned to the hotel after n week and
remained until their identity was dis.
covered and they were ordered away.
On Saturday Smith appeared at his
home. lie walked boldly In.
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From Altar to the Ship
Which Sailed for
Honduras.

DENVER. April la-Onc Of the rtc'm-
.rs which sailed from New York . {. =
DAYS ago for Honduras CARED n"ay
romance In which MIR. Harry G. Smith
Was the bridegroom and she who ia!
been Miss Ednn Walker had b"com" j.
bird. The mo,h.r ~ tn" bird" STOOD
IN IN" .."r and waved m ad!eu
Miss Maker and MI Sm.;h w.r.
both graduates a, tn" East Denver
High Syhpol They wer. .Chnplgnht~s,
and they mad t-.n piaymiies IN" story
goes that they hav. been In lote Win
each other all 'hcir lives
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who was nm accompltcc In his distances,
practices. Now he has been sentenced
10 spend i've years in an English prison
and want to be- rid OF him forever.
Mrs. Milier's two daughters. sarah and
Minnie. were married Oct. =. in Apollo
Hall I; was 4 double wedding. ana the
brides. who resemble each other very
much. caused comment by their beauty.
The young couples started in II" with
every prospect OF future happiness
But :he girls say that their dreams
81 happiness were soon ruiely shat
tered.
"Men All Drut-s."
II will never rus, another man.. says
Minnie. AZ NJ! eyes snapped. My hus-
hand. Jacob Schenectady. has jcweiry
st"r. at No. loc Monroe street. We had
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Smith, Who Carried OF
His Friends Wife at
the Point Of the Pts
tol, Returns to His
Home with Her and
His Own Wife De.
parts.

Their" ar" Two stories told to-day Of
what followed One Is tina, TN. inre-
pen'ant husband ordered hts wife to
vacat" and announced that he intended
TO bring Mn'. Wrigh, there. The other
Is that. after a long interview. h. and
Mrs Smith came 20 an agreement,
satisfactory 10 both.
Whatever occurred Il Is known ;ha: n
little later Mrs. Smith packed up her
effects and lcf; her home.
Two hour, later Mrs. wrigh, made her
appearance. She was forthwith in.
stalled In Mrs. Smiths place and since
then has been In possession.
Mrs. Smith has no, yet brough. sui:
Tor divorce.
WI Eht IL a, his home. No. ssi Jefferson
avenue.
Il Is said that he Intends TO sue Smith
for 5000
Mrs. Wrigh, vas seen a the Smith
home to-day by an Evening World re-
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where she was killed h lonesome and
very dark
After Mrs. Dodrow had transacted her
business In Port Richmond she started
down for the shore road to take a car
to return home. On reaching the track,
II Is believed. she tumb!eh over some
thing. struck ~ her head. and was rem
dercd unconscious and unable to get
from the track.
The car In which Mrs. Dodrow had
gone TO PORT Richmond was on Its way
back whon II struck the woman. No.
,orman Hriner says that he did no, Sc"
anything on the track and did not know
that ne had run over the woman until
HIS car came to a Standsttil.
The motorman and Conductor Scarles
were arrested to-day.
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MRS. SMITH LEAVES HOME
AND MRS. WRIGHT STEPS IN,

por,er. and admitted that Mrs. Smith
had left the place. The visitor asked
the servant:
els Mrs. Smith at home''
Yes. s!T." replied the Eir.. I'm cal,
her"
Then Mrs. wr!rh, mad. her appear.
ancc.
Good mora!nS. Mrs. Wright" said the
reporter. recognizing her
Good morning. s'r,' she answered.
slightly embarrassed
IL expected TO see Mrs. smith,
All" abe exclaimed. with a rising in.
Election.
rs II true tina, YOU are living hcrc?'
she was asked.
Il have nothing 10 say" was the re.
ply.
lis Mrs Smith here"
81 have nothing to say" she repea, cd.
surely you can state whether she Is
stu living IN the house
No. she answered. after some hest.
tafioI. she has gone away
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nlc Church. Mr.. Susan o Marvin. ~
IN. J-rsc, .iy Teachers Training
: Hori ana Henry harrison. ariLN
besides thcs" Were; DR. l., J Gor,bpr,
ot the FIRE., Public Library. Assembly
man John Dcnuin James H,.tlngs
c,sn..r OF the First National Bank. and
Charles Furs' merchant.
Three posters w.r" complained OF. tho
principal on. hrin. a scene on roof
garden In which women In .uw-neckrd
dfcsr.s and short skirts were presented
sitting ~ mcn'r laps and drinking wine
Mnnr. waived examination and Justice
i1OS held him for the Grand Jury.
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WOMAN KILLED
BY TROLLEY CAR
Body Was So Wedged
In. Jacks Had to
Be Used.

Es. Katherine Dodrow. Of GRANGE
We. Staten Island. met n horrible
1path shortly before midnish, las,
night. She was struck by a trolley car
OF the Syndicate Company on the shore
route Of Staten Island.
Her body was 80 badly wcsigcd he.
tween tho trucks and wheels OF tho car
that II could not be cN;-t-,ted until
the emergency wagon arrived with a
crew o. men and lacked W tho ear.
\ peculiar feature OF the arcidea,
was tina, not two hours previously tho
woman rode In the same car which
killed her. Mrs. Dodrow had taken the
car near her home to go to Port Rich
mond. II was on her way back that
she met her death.
Airs. Dodrow was largo woman.
weighing about 275 pounds. The spot
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to give their oplr:ons ~ 10 whether OF
not the posters were dangerous to tn.
morals OF Jersey cry folk.
Moore was held In I'm bonds for the
Grand Jury and bail was furnished ay
Frederick Klein. one of the proprictors
Of the theatre.
The clcrgymcn and others were invited
to the cour, by Presiding Justice
Hoos. who uun,c.i advice on the uu-s-
ton. They included Rev. r. J. Morgan.
pastor OF the Park Reformed Church
Mgr. Seton. OF St. Joseph's Roman Cath
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city. vas charged with Distributing OBJ
seen. literature In III. shape ~ theai-
ricai posters
The casc Is the FRS, in the crusade IN.
augurat.d by Or. John y Mciil. Prc.i-
dent %, the Police Board. against such
posters.
The witness seats we're hll"! with
prominent clergymcn. artists. merchants
and others who had been invited there
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MORGAN STARTS FOR PARIS.
Financier In Good Health and Has
Not ue~u ~.

LONDON. April is.-J. Plerpon, Nor.
gan started FOR Pnri. to-day In the bes,
OF health and accompanied BY his son
and grandchildren. The representatives
OF Mr. Morgan declare that the story
OF his ill-hcahh. cabled from here To
the United States. Is absolutely un-
founded.
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"Men Are Al! Brutes,"
Says Minnie Mrs.
Miller Wants to Be
Rid Of Her Liege Lord
"FOrever."
-:-:':-:-:-is-:;i:-:;;.

Cupid mus. have been on spree
when ne began shooting arrows into
the hearts "t Mrs. Fannie Miller. OF
No. PSI Broomc street. ana her two
daughters. For all three arc plaintiffs
in divorce suits now pending In the
Slrrcine Court.
Mrs. Miller doesn', look old cnoug h
to be the mother ot married daughters.
The Sir,s are ;wcn:y-onc and twenty
two years Old AMI charming.
Says IIc'. n Thief.
Mrs Mi.ier says that She found. afie,
severa! years OF io!erably happy mar.
ricd lie. tina. nor husband. whom She
regarded as a model man. was "a thief
with an International reputation. She
says that nc did most OF his stealing
IN Europe AMI marketed the stolen prop.
erty In thu country.
When | found tina: no WAS thief
instead OF the commission merchant |
believed him to be- she says. Il told
him that he mus; either lead an homes:
lie or would refuse 10 live with him
Welded same Day.
'.lIc left me soon after and learned
tina; he had gone away with a woman
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ANrI-sCALPERs WIN.
senate RuieS Suspended to Rush
the NH Through.
,sp-clAi 10 n. E,,n!ns World

'Sr-cIAI 70 The ENenInE WoTIHI
ALBANY. April lo.--The Everett anti
Scalpers bill passed the Senate to-day
by vote OF Y 10 Il. The bill. now goes
to tho Governor.
The rules were suspended In order To
rush the measure through. Senator Els
berg objected. saying |; might be un-
constitutional. but Senator Raines read
court decision showing that II was
valid.
1T would take nm hour to fully cx-
pose this !nlQuitious measure" said
Sen ator ElsberR. II deny that Senator
Rainea has Interpreted the decision OF
the Court OF Appeals rightly"
The bill went through.
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TO MAKE POOL-SEllING
A PETTY OFFENSE
Senate Passes Hrnrkrtt NH Re.
p~niimE Minimum Penalty
OF lInc lenH.

ALBANY. April is.-Scnntor Bracket
had a bill. passed In the Senate this after
noon s,rikIn. out the minimum penalty
a, one year Tor pool-sellins and book
making Under the bill Judge could
s.nt.ac. a yio.itor for only a day o..
even an hour.
Senator Bracket acknowledged that
the bill was far from remedy!ns any
owl that might exist but said Il could
not make matters wors. than n: present.