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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-03-02

Kansas is full of ''joint" meetings
at present.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-03-02

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The evening world., 1901-02-20
CAB IN EXPLOSION.

People on Broadway. near Thirty
ninth street. go, n severe scare this
afternoon when 300-pound manhole
cover In front Of No. IL, Vest Thirty
ninth stree; waJ hurls1 nigh In air by
an explosion.
IN. cover shot up twenty fee, and
seemed to poIse there for the smallest
fraction of time on an upright pillar Of
flame Then Il dropped. breaking In two
pieces.
ST. ndinS near the curb was n hanson
r,b owned by Paul koh!er. OF 54s Tenth
avenue Tho explosion smashed the
LAMPS and SIDE windows OF the cab. and
the accumulated Nth IN the manhoas
chamber was spAttered within and with
out. making II n sorry looking vehicle.
Tho workmen o! the Edison Company
say wafer might have short-c!rcuhed
the currents. making sparks which may
have caused accumulated gas to ex-
plode Or. they say. the sparks may
nave heated III. water. forming steam,
and ,aus supplying the needed force.
The evening world., 1901-02-20
POLICE BILL PASSED
OVER MAYORS VETO,
Tammany Fought Hard. but Both Houses
Rushed the Measure Through

ALBANY. Feb. :p-Tae senate to-da,
pnrSs.-i the New York Police bill over
the Mayors veto by a party v",. 81
y"is T., nays u The bill vas immr.
datelS sent TO IN. Assembly ana was
passed by a strictly party vote,
When IN. Senate convened Senator
Strnnahnn OF thc Cities Commute. sub.
mii,si a !ayoraolc rcaor, on the bill
Senator's Aaearn. Met'arrsn s..i Grady
dissenting,
Senator Stranahln Immediately moved
that the bill be pas~cd. not N!th>tanling
tr" veto ~ Mayor Kob.r, \. Van Wyck
Senator MrLLrrcn asked hat Mayor
Var Wyck's message accompanying his
veto b" read. and II was. Senator Nc
Carrcn then saih he supposed the SEN
ate would pass the bill regardless 81 The
Mayors veto ami hi- very convincin.;
argument concerning the urconst!tu-
tlonai.y 81 the bin
tn" Mayor had clearly pointed out the
evasion OF the Constitution. lie said
nothing could be done TO prevent III"
majority from rushing III" bill through.
The majority takes the position OF con-
The evening world., 1901-02-20
WOODRUFF HELPS
WAREHOUSE TRUST.
Senate Measure Backed by Him Gives {
Monopoly Of Brooklyn Wharfage Tolls,

This WAS no: lon: in reaching Senator
Fuller. and h. At once placed ;he re-
sponsibiiity upon Woodruff. To AN Even
ing Worli reporter the Lieutenant-Gov.
ernor MAD. the following statement:
Il received this bill from some ware
hous. people with whom was connected
sevrra. years ago. They asked me "a
havc II introduced. and |. no, having
The r.ghi to introduce a measure. asked
Senator Fuller TO do 80 for me. did
not know until this morning tina, iherc
Was any objection 10 II. | nave insorme +!
me warehouse people that II they want
inr iii pushed they must come to Al.
Hnny and look After Il,
u hav. no connection with the meas.
nr" Beyond having It introduced as any
member %! the Legislature. might do by
REQUEST
=. nder the terms ot the bill the BROOKLYN
var. hpHsc Company would have prac.
ticaliy monopoly OF the Wharfage tolls
piid Tor the use %! covered piers
The evening world., 1901-02-20

traven!nH the Constitution.
Senoior Stranahun said II would I've
useless TO handy words. The Mayor had
mad. III" best OF very poor case. The
Senator said he was reminded OF Web
stcr's remark concerning public docu-
inent that Their. was nothing In II that
was both new and valuable. What was
new was not valuable and what was
valuabl. WAS not nca
The Tainmany Senators made "A de-
,rrmined stand against tn. bin but
gained nothing
In the Assembly there was n shor,
battle. !Assemhlyman Fitzgerald. o!
Manhattan. asked Republican Leader
Aids why there was such a rush 10
pass the police bill over the veto OF the
Mayor.
'Why don't you Jam through "a bin
rcscuinI tn. city from the clutches Of
RamRpo. h" asked. There l. Il real
demand for that Nobody IN New York
wants this fake police bill. II is not
wanted by Democrats or Republicans
Why don, you take M tho Ramapo
bill aud pass It. then you would be do.
ing IA real service"
Mr.. Aids did not attempt TO answer
The bill was then gent 10 the Cover.
nor. He may sign II this afternoon
The evening world., 1901-02-20
SHOPPERS IN FEAR

jus. before !: o'clock to-day a bay
horse attached to a runaboT took
fright in tn. square in front o:
Borough Hall. Brooklyn. and dashed
wildly down Fulton street.
When he reached the corner o! Myrtle
avenue the horse crashed into an II.
pillar and smashed the rea. end OF the
rnnnbou' TO pieces.
TN. trIyer Was thrown out on h'-
head Rnd shoulders u. was not baby
hurt. ana ran after ais horse.
The hprs. knocked down Mrs. Phocbt
a Tanning at Myrtle avenue. and sh'
va. i,aiiv cut about the head and 70
ce4v.d internal injuries.
A crowd OF abou; :oO persona quickly
gathered and the old lady was carried
into a nearby drug store.
She refused 70 give her address. sayins
The evening world., 1901-02-20

4 sixth avenue trolley car In the pink
~ condition struck an overturned
Harlem truck loaded with cold-s;oraxe
eggs sluareiy in the solar. Pile ua this
morning and In on. eecond the careful!
hoarding> OF years Of numerous thrifty
ErorN hens wers wiped out OF existence.
Frederick Boss and Jacob Butts. VINO
e.rc -aiitu!ly plotting the oi4 truck Al
the corner .! Th--ty-"Ixth street and
Sixth avenue heard the warning bell
and switched on the track. They
tnouent IA. coast VA. clear and had
again sis-red onto III. rails. when the
inJ;5 rman tune! on fnil head OF cleo
t-ic!ty
There was !, musfi.i <ounu Ike mine
explosion N a m.lodrama and shrs'!nS
rli.n In the CUTTERS az ., red LIQUOR II: a
Kansas saloon rad Bela,ed actors were
spla.h"u uthWarr III. faces, reminding
tnem o: DID zine and Paddy. the PIG s.
thinking emporium looked like an un.
d.rdone omelct.
Eye witnesses assert that fully t"S.""
eggs were IN transit. ou, conservative
estimates place the number much lower.
The evening world., 1901-02-20
NET OUT FOR
REBEL AGENTS.
Another Filipino Arrested
and Murder Plot
Is Told.

-,
''"' ''''' -
Insurgents viii sp"n be .!cpor''i /" tsr
Island nf Guam MANY ~ -. a.srs,f
."'nihE IN 'hatNi'natD ana Fhrfthdrrihs
fA'!r gun.
,,y,,,, mn. So, ,u.. -,,,.-
The evening world., 1901-02-20
B. R. 7. TO BOND
ITS CONDUCTORS
Loss by Petty Theft Held
Responsible for
Plan.

Officers OF the Brooklyn Rapid Trans!,
Company have taken decided steps 20
prevent what they term ''wholcsalc
knocking down on the part Of their
employees.
Eor some time mart. SO they allese.
Thousands Of dollars have been taken
each month, and At las; a plan Of putting
conductors under bonds has zen aop:nl.
Several indemnity and surety rompa-
MES tz,rc agreed to bond 3,3ts ceaduc: ira
In $50, each Under blanket bond ~
100000. Every coniu,,or must oay 81
a year to tie companies.
The rumt,cr Of spot RS on the surface
roads will also be Increased and a xys-
ten OF phu,ographinR each conductor
pGs into cffcc.. This last prcciu,ion liz
10 insure the trolley lines against ring
.rs" who may b. put In cars instead OF
regular men
The evening world., 1901-02-20

customs receipts so TO pay dividend,
upon Former loans. AMI II Is improbable
she could borrow n sum OF any magni
iudc.
United state. Minister Congo, -.
Inmates the total demands upon China
at HD.S,.GC
HERLIS. Feb. N.-Thc correspondent
here Of IN. Associated Press under.
stands Mat tho object .. the recent
conference which the United States Am.
baH.ador. Mr.. Ar-ircw D. White. ha.
With che SECRETARY OF Foreign AfYaIiu
Baron Won F.ichiofen. was the proven.
ton Of petty seizures OF territories and
the obtaining 81 special privileges In
th!na hy separate powers.
The. United States Is rocking Ger
many'~ support FOR Joint action upon
n. part u IN. powers. In "ri-r to
OBTAIN Shat Is needed for the proper
security of ti.ir diplomatic and com
merc:al int-res'r In China II Ia De.
li.v-d the United States and Ger,na n /,
are In full accord
WAsiilSGTON, Feb. 9th. stat.
Department has not yet found /, pcccs
rary to addrr=a itself 10 any ~ IN.
European Governments or Jap.tn.
through ;h.r foreign officers. respecting
Its dissent TO the proposed military
campaign IN CHINA fh. only ini,ucnc.
brought To bear rpon 'ar powers by IN.
Sth'c department In that dircc. IN In .
been "S'-'cl through Minir.r Couv.r
VINO already expressed hImsel! 10 IN.
other foreign Ministers a, Picking
The evening world., 1901-02-20
DR.. COOK ADDS
TO LANGUAGES.
Contributes a 10000
Word Vocabulary Of the
Terra de! Fuegans.

Dr Frederick \ Cook. IN. explorer
who LEFT her" Jan I" attend u meeting
OF the 'ci.ntisis Of tho recent Ecigiaf
Antnrc,ic Expedition At brussels. re-
turned to-day nu the os.nn.c
Or. Coax visited Germany and Enz
land In London b. was welcomed by
tn. Rnyai Geographical Society
- ATTENDED he conference" Of scientists
OF the Hclgnn expedition, .aid Or.
Cook land tn. result ~ the meeting Hiii
be- the publishing by tn. Belgian Gov
eminent OF the afiicial record ~ 'hc *
p"ditiuu r." story OF the "xp"di ion
has already been publish'd. Tn. rtyori
will bc published N eleven volumes. I
also contributed a vocabulary - a!"D
words 81 til. iaIsnn Language, sr,k.n
by the savage inhah't.n,' of Terra tcl
.-uego The V" eahnlary viii 10 puhlis hrA
AZ on. volume
The evening world., 1901-02-20
Boas was injured internally and
Bo;,ss skull was fractured. They were
taken TO the New York Hospital
CAR SMASHED CAB.

\ cah b-lon2!n. 70 the New York Cab
Company. whose headquarters are IN
Thir;y--econd street. near sixth avenue.
was mashed - pieces shortly after noon
today by a sixth avenue elec. tic car.
Az the ctr reached Thiriy-second
street the cab wa. JUS, swinging onto
the tracks The mo,or,nan. seeing the
danger Of a s:nash-mp. tried TO s'op. but
III. car caught the cab and pinned & ~
asa!ns, an ~. pillar The driver was
knocked from tn" box. He fell on III.
horses back aud only received a shak-
ing up
IRE cab bore the monogram o. the
tnion Club The tracks we're blocked
for about iI,een minutes.
The evening world., 1901-02-20
MRS. NATION LOSES
FIGHT IN COURT.
Kansas Judge Decides that Joint " Smash
ing Is Against the Law.

WICHITA. Kan. Feb. 2o.-A motion
was made to-day in the d!s;ric, court
/ here by attorneys representing Mr..
Carrie Nation to auash an indictmen:
/. Tor the wrecktns OF Joint
The action was introduced on he
ground that the building haroored Il
nuisance.
Judge Dale denied ,ae motion and
ruled that It made no difference "aat
business was being conducted In the
building. the owner OF which IS the
complainant IN the case.
This decision 1. considered highly i'm
portant noI., as II settles the question
AZ to whether a private person can
destroy the property OF another. even
though an iaeSa! business is being car
rica on.
judy l>ale's decision "a clearly against
any sich, proceeding and places Mrs.
I Nation and the crusaders who cmniated
hek example on the de! ns!vc,
Hrs. Nation will probably be convirtcd
ontths charge OF wrecking three saloons
In ksachIsa---Each offense Is punishable
bySn1asn0sslnSai In Jail and $500 fne
Certain ministers in Wichita arr AZ
hab been decided to arres, he first clsr-
gyInan who attempts to create trouble.
Mrs. Nation in jail.
TOPEKA. Kan. Feb :o.-Mr- carr!r
Nation passed a quiet day in TAIL. sh"
refuses bail. and says the Lord wishes
her 10 rest for a period.
To-day Mrs. Nation received mes
sage from her brother. Il Kansas stock
man. asking II she wanted bond. She
replie1
God ihSlls supply all my needs ac-
cprdinE to His riches in glory. nm
comfortable where rhe Lord wants me-
To aavisitor at the jail Mrs, Nation
said::s.
God Is the leader In this work. am
NOT Carrie Nation Ia not she only force
in Topeka. You viii And tina, out"
ithough Mrs. Nation will not accept
ba4. her two companions. Mrs. Crist
AMI Miss Madeline Southland. who were
confined in tho county jail with her. got
The evening world., 1901-02-20
DAVIS TELLS Of
billiard S END.
Says He Fell Twice, Once
in Bathroom, Once
in Corridor.

Jess. X. Davis. the Bellevue nurse
accused OF killing Louis billiard in the
insane pavilion Of the hospital Dec. i:
was pu, on the stand before Judge Cow
ing this morning.
Davis was asked to describe Hlll!ards
actions on the evening during which he
died.
..iiilllard refused to be quiet. said he.
lie struck my glasses from me so
could not see. went to the kitchen 10
wash the blood from my nose. When
came back he was struggling with Dean.
lie got away. rushed down the hail and
t.!l into the bathroom. striking MS
head against the stand. He arose ana
dashed into the corridor. when ne 'e!l
backward on his neck and shoulders.
Several times nc rolled up his sleeves,
shouting I'll kill you After ne be-
came Iuie, | gave him whisk.y I" give
him strength
IN cross-cxnmination Davis failed Ia
:Iccoun, for tho discrepancies In his
statements made to Commissioner kci-
Ter about the incidents preceding fiill-
iards death.
ITS :ncnory. he said. failed 20 serve
him as to details OF the afternoon i
happening. until some days after the
Commissioners examination.
D.. George y. Stewart. professor OF
surgery and anatomy, IN this city.
seated that the hyoid bone could not
be broken by pressure sxer,ed by twist
Ing a ahee, aooT the neck.
II. illustrated t,e !mpossi5il.ly OF
srCta an action oeforc 'Lie jury.
The evening world., 1901-02-20
SCHOO[B0Y
KILLED HIMSELF
Disliked His Teacher, So
Took Poison After
Writing a Letter.

w.ALLiNGFoRD. Conn. Feb 90
Raymond Gaylord. thirteen years old.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Gaylord.
died to-day from the effects OF a dose
Of ra; poison taken with suicidal intent.
A note found In poke, Of his Goa,
after his death stated shat ne did not
like his teacher and "dijn't want any
more trouble
The boy housh, the poison on his way
nome from school Monday. He did not.
however. Inform his parents of the
cause Of his sickness. He asked In the
note that his books md other posses
xions be given 10 certain schoolCnates.
The evening world., 1901-02-20
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ALBANY. Feb :c.-i.i-u;. Coy. Wood
rum FOR old times sake" is helping the
Brooklyn Warchous. Company 10 pass
Il bill In The Senate tina, vii double the
~ sent wharfage rates ~ every p!Sr 'hs
con pany owns or cnGtror,
Tn" bll amends the act OF 1891 by IN
crsasiHg tn. r,trs that PERFORMERS may
chsrs. for n.-rch,"ilsc from itHc to ten
cents ton n day This increase Will
ncu,ht principal, the Brook YIN Ware
hou>. Company. for the att specih
,hit the increased rate shall hc charged
only where ihrr are covered g.rr. The
l.,cuten1n,-i o,.rnor had Sena or Fuller
.niroIuc. III. bill.
M,.ehuus. men VINO have no covered
piers AMI sh pp.rs who hay. been using
TIE piers controlled by The Hrnoklyn
Warehouse COMPANY made protest a.
soon ,s they heard ~ the bill.
The evening world., 1901-02-20

from school The ohid ~as apparently
II. perfect health on Jan. -, whou ehc
.as put to bed by her mother. Sith
whom she slept. bu; Al O'Clock on Sun.
day morning. when she awakened. she
called 10 her mother and asked ncr 10
"pcn the blinds OF the window or to Ugh:
the gas. ns she could not see.
Mrs. llpitz explained that the blinds
were open. and that the room was light.
The child cried: "I'u. | cant see. nam.
ma What is the matter with me-"
Mrs. l.ipitz examined the child". eyes
ana found that the lids were closed.
had when she opened them she found
her daughter was blind.
Prof. Knapp. an eye specialist. and
DR. II, W. Smith believe tina, IN. child 8
nlition Is due to paralysis nf the
optic nerve. resulting from constant
reading
The evening world., 1901-02-20
CHINA YIELDS, BUT
GERMANS PLAN WAR.
1}a0hgh Foreign Demands Are Granted,
Il. Waldersee Continues Preparations.

TEKJSG. Feb. co.-Noon.-The foreign
ENJOYS this morning received an unot.
f,cfal communication from the Chinese
p!enipotentnries Offering to agree to al
the terms OF the Powers.
Tho Chinese desired. however. to save
the lives OF Chao shu Chino and Yins
Men. but they were informed that the
1fln!,tcrr insisted upon the former de.
mahds. a complete surrender IL expect.
ed sto.n,orrow.
Meanwhile extensive preparations are
being made for the expedition planned
bykcount Won Waldersee. The Germans
hal e purchased 1850 came!s for ,ranspor
pt{poses.
representative OF the Associated
Pr las was Informed BY the Foreign Min.
is; |rs to-day that they think the gravity
OF Pie situation Is over. but II Is expected
III difficulties vii! now arise among
IN knselves. when some %. the govern.
mi htg. send their indemnity claims, and
pal ticularly Is there uneas!ness regard.
I'M the attitude OF Germany. that her
cll4ms must be paid In cash before the
evacuation takes place.
The other Minister'S resent this. saying
twill be impossible for China to pay. a.
China has not large reserve. and IN.
The evening world., 1901-02-20
RAMAP0 BILL
THAT WILL TELL
Tammany, Afraid Of Fail
ure, Duplicates Nor
gan Repeal.
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The evening world., 1901-02-20
NEW DETECTIVES FAVORED,
Man, Get $4,000 for i,",,r Mara.
Ordinarily Dou~ tor si.,On.

mere MAS adverse comment at Police
't"llpunrtrrs today relative ii m, a.
.iSnment ~ the nf",n patro.m.u wh.,
""f" made decisive serg~,n,S 4. H..
'"'' ae" Most OF these men were as
s.HneL 70 a"lr old duties,
n" MAXIMUM emo ,im.ni Tor patrol.
'h"i' u u ~ year n" pay OF IN. dc.
'rc!.s 'r:."hni Is ,:". (, year The
hri'ic!sm u thr ihry ntr getting p.ni
':"" io' icing fhr same Win tn.y one,
nd Tor Ni"t
Mans % lhe men ~ rae ao,,ctl,.
bureau ara h"lns real detective work
get parnlmen'4 st!arI"s. sI.lou
The evening world., 1901-02-20
CAUGHT AFTER LONG HUNT,
Italian Accused 81 Sh"0ting
Woman Last May

Central Office detectives nrraigned
Domcnic5 Av"na. OF ~ Mulberry street.
IN III. Essex Market court 'n-dav to
answer a charge ~ 'clonious assault
ON MAY 10 last. they said, h. shot his
sweetheart. Rosania Shi-No. Of No >:
broom" street The detectives found
him IN WIns,cd. Conn.
MAGISTRATE Zci!.r held him FOR trial in
default OF 81 "H Ian lie claimed that
ne did the shooting accidentally while
showing the revolver 80 a friend
The evening world., 1901-02-20
Brooklyn Child Used to Read
Constantly When Away
from School.

Leah i.ipltz. seven-vcnr- dauShic,
been stricken Nth blindncss Her case
Is attracting much attention from eye
specialists
Leah Is the only child ~ Mr.. and Mrr.
Alexander Lipi'x. and lives At No liz.
st Marks avenue. brooklyn. She has
been OF a s'udious disposition. paying
strict attention 10 her schooling and
reading almost constantly when away
The evening world., 1901-02-20
KITCHENER ESCAPED
PLOTTING Beers.
Wreckers Missed His Train. but Deraed
That Following and Robbed 1t.

LONDON FEB. s.-A special I.rpatcn
from Pretoria Gays tina, the Boer. At
Kip River oir-Feb. IS israIici a train
containing Gcn. kitchener's baggage
i The fsd!n was preceded by another on
which the Commarder-.n-c Chief was "A
passenser.a An nrmoreI train drov" M
the Boers but the later secured the
contents OF the train detaiet
2 SALISBURY. RhoIesln Saturday.
: Feb. is-rhe publication .. the Times.
local newspaper, has been stopped
The evening world., 1901-02-20
DISASTROUS DAY FOR
CABS, CARS AND WAGONS.
Bombarded by Exploding subwayWld Brooklyn Rum
away Car Snashes Four-Wheeler.

Fate dccrccd that a series of
cab accidents should happen to-
day.
some wrc" grave. som" ludi-
crou-. They happened in vari-
Gus places The accident that
follows was Of the funny sort:
The evening world., 1901-02-20
SNOW Delay. Trains.

BUFFALO. Feb. c0.-Thc mail trains
are experiencing considerable difficulty
III lighting the storm. which is general
throughout Western New York and
Northern Pennsylvania. Tho snow Is of
the light sort and drifts easily
The evening world., 1901-02-20

she did not wish to Brighten her chit.
dren. She lives in Jersey City. and
was crossir: TO board "A Fulton street
car Narn struck by the runaway.
TIE horse ran on down Washington
street and VAS stopped at I'll. bridge
entrance by a policeman.
The evening world., 1901-02-20
HIT AN EGG CART.

na ar -rr ~. .sio, aid.
trd s.ar ae -.-a his slx-srspp~i head
ON, AZ .sx .asssd ID. AGED hen,
Sni Il. -'st sh- sever amii~a axain.
rs- Soas nj IN. bet,i. wA>Asr
The evening world., 1901-02-20
OPINION MoUL0ERs HERE.
New .unp"r publishers Hold lug
Th.Ir ANNUAL Convention.

The annual m.et'nS OF The American
Newspaper Publishers Association WAS
begun to-day ut the Waldorf Astoria.
5. II. kaurmann. Of the Washington
Star, presided. with ". G. Bryant. OF
Itc Brooklyn Times. ~ Secretary.
Among others present were ". l.. Mc-
Lean. Philadelphia bulletin: Z. ~.
Palmer. st. Joseph News: A. 4. Nc
Sormtck. Chicago Timcs-IIcraid and
Evening Post: F. r. Whiting. Boston
Herald: Charles II. Taylor. Boston
The evening world., 1901-02-20
INQUEST GOES OVER.
Important Witn-ss-s In the silver.
nam Case Arc Missing.

The inquest Into the death OF Marcel
Silvcrman. the jewci'er. OF One Hun.
dred and Fifty-sevenih stree, and Third
avenue. who on Feb. 5 was found In
the rear OF the store Shot In the back
OF the head. and who died later In the
Fordham Hospital. was continued to.
day By Coroner .McOwen 10 q week
count OF missing Witnesses
The evening world., 1901-02-20

bondsmen and were released this after
noon.
| Cases against the crusaders 70. ma
PLY place Sunday morning were on the
Accket Ia the District Court to-day
HcinS a criminal charge. a jlry trial
Mrs Satlou. Mrs. cr.x Mis- SouIAard
&. r. Mrpow"l! and DR.. Eva Harding
Air. Nation decided TO act as nCr own
lt;rrrcy m" other def-ajant. secured
counsel III. cases were to have CONF
up during rne morning. but the attorney y
10Y he ,.rf-a-r asked .uf :. continuance.
intN arr noon s'a.n an application
Tor II cnans. -: r-nu. Was argued
Thirty Men IlnId a Joint.
NEWMAN. kans.. FEB. "a band
OF thirty men ana women. armed win
hatchr's and axes. MADE an effective
raid on Join, her. Yesterday.
The building in nnich the joint Was
Aept was locked and the tointLsts for
padc the entrance q! the r-toru,.rs. aho
;her-upon broke In tn. door They
bar plat. rlasr mirror. and other
In The place. nut II was destroyed.
i friend OF the Joints; tried 10 pro-
tee! ne property with shotgun one
of IN" crusaders named Gorrell IN try.
inE 70 Sei possession OF the gun. was
struck on the head with II. and seriously
Crisis IN WiunrId.
WICHITA. Kan. Feb. cO-Rev George
Sr.wi, leader OF the temperance e!..
men. at Winfield. This noon issued a
proclamation calling III. Vigilance Com
mitiee Into secrc; session and abandon
ine their announced raid lie sage tina,
the ra!d!nH has been postponed. hut not
called OF.
J.; II though, the posiponemeE, was
made to throw saioonists OF their guard
All saloon men are armed. and have re-
c-ivcd reinfrcements from .,rkan.x,r
City.
Mobs gathered on Main stree, at win.
neh to-day despi'. protest from Mayor
Albright
Thirty special policemen were eworn
In. and this had some efTcc, In pre-
venting trouble. Mayor Albright threat
cns TO arrest any crusaders VINO start
saloon smashing II WIS reported here
to-day that Stat" troops mad h."n OF,
der"i 10 Winfield. but The rumor can
not be confirmed
The evening world., 1901-02-20
BIG LINER is DISABLED.
Marquette sighted with NV" Pro-
priirr uIud". nroLru.

According 10 Inc log OF The steamship
Ai5F"chl. which arrived ,h1 afternoon
from southampton. The steamship Mar.
Gnr''e. OF the Atlantic Transpor, line.
was passed on Feb. Il In latitude t2.0S.
longitude ais. Two Of her propeller
blades were broken.
The Marquette was bound for this
port
The evening world., 1901-02-20

Trownr,axc viii Coates, Closed.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Feb. co.-The
Trowbridxe Will contest has been
sc'usf.
The evening world., 1901-02-20
Tnm .Iohnsnn fnr Mn,ne

10" JOnnsOu fOr M0yUr.
CLEVELAND, Feb. so-Tom L. John
son Was last n!ght nominated for Mayor
"a, the Democratic pr,mar!es. He had
no opposition.