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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-23
Saw Bars from High
Window Of House
Of Refuge.

Three boys made a daring escape from
the fourth story OF the Emergency Hos.
pital OF the House Of Refuge on Ran
dalrs Island this morning.
They twisted tho sheets on their co.'s
into ropes. ti!cd the iron bars OF one
OF the windows. and ny mean. OF the
bars below reached the ground in safety.
EludinS the guards in the dsrkpess ~
the early morning. they reached the
East River. stole small boa; and
sowed to Manhattan.
II, is the most ihrilin- escape We
nav" had a, the Institution for years. "
said the superintendent to an Evening
World reporter to-day
II do not how they managed to
escap. the vigilance OF the guards after
they go, on, Of the building. II was
about o'clock. jus, before daylight.
when they broke out. The nurse in
their ward mus, have stepped out FOR
moment
They had doubtless been working on
che bars al, night Tn" boys were
and no one suspected that they intend
ed to escape. They were sen, to the
island :or d!sorderly conduct.
we did not think they were very
bad boys. but Ne are now convinced
that they are pretty desperat. charac-
tiers. The o,Ies, Is only seventeen years
old. We have given a fun description
OF them to the police and believe they
are In New York city
u The prisoners we're:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-23
Society Folk Hear that She
Is Engaged to w. 3.
Osgood Field.

Society Is much interested IN the
rumored engagement of W II osEooh
Field and Mis-. Lila Sloane. the young
est daughter Of Mr. and Mrs William
-. Sloane. Although the engagement
has no, been announced. II Is discussed
with assurance nv friends o. the young
couple.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-23
TUG AND BARGEs ASHORE.
struck the Bnr M Highland Light.
Mass.

HIGHLAND LIGHT. Mass. Aus. -.
During dense fog this morning a
tug belonging to the Reading Railroad
Company with TWO light barEes. bound
south. went ashore near the !ifc-savins
station at Truro.
The vessels struck the bar on ,rat
point nj o'clock. and all three ar"
stu aground. II was thought that they
would float at high water TIL. Pane.
River L!fa-savInS crew has left tor the
scene.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-23
SENIOR lAFAnTE is CHARGE.
VIII Act for Chile UnsiI New Min
tsCer IL Named.

WASHINGTON. Aug. PA, the re-
ques, Of the Gillian Government the
State Department has recognized Senior
Eliodoro Infantn AZ Charge d'Araircs ~
vicunn.
Senior Infante has been Firs, Score.
tary OF the Legation for some time and
IL thoroughly familiar with It's affairs.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-23
Odrll to ROM Canals.

ALBANY. Ang. :3-Gov. Odell "
start on his tour OF inspection OF
State canals on Aug. %.
He Will be accompanied by supt. Par.
ridge and Chief Inspector Tubbs. Til.
sptction boat B. b. Odell. jr.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-23
MRS. BEcKliAM RECOVERING
Physician says Governor's Wife
VIII Oct Well.
tspec,.l to IN. Evening World.

FRANKFORT. Ky. Aug. :3.--M-s.
Beckham rested At intervals during the
night and Is much improved this morn
ing.
On leaving tho sick room DR.. Hume
said: THE patient Is improving and will
recover. Her temperature is 1904. pulse
for"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-23
SETBACK FOR ADDIcks.
Not Allowed to Intervene in Mexi.
cas- Copper Nine Litigation.

Justice O'Gormna. In the Supreme
Court to-day. denied an application mads
on behalf OF J. Edward Addicks. OF Della
ware, for permission to intervene e 4
A,ue Inn he C0bre 0sand0 Copper Naneo
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-23
MYSTERY IN WomAN's DEATH
NnIIie sirst Dies from, nm Op~r"ti",
Police Invc.tigntr.

The police are investigating the dcn,r
Of Sa!lie Sicsi. twcn'y-sever years old
who Was taken from her home. No 20
East Seventh street, 20 the Mount Snai
Hospital n few days ago.
The woman died In the hosp.tn! to-day
from an operation.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-23
TUNNEL STRIKERS YIELD.
Yearly All RetsSn to Work wiah-
ost Getting the Advance.

Most OF the ono hundred mon en-
ployed by McCabe Bios. sub-contrac.
tors on the section OF the Rapid Transit
Tunnel in Broadway from Ono Hun.
dred and sixty-eighth street. who struck
Yesterday because their demand for an
advance from S1.5o,to Y Per day was re.
kusad. returned to-day Without getting
the advance. The rest Of The men arr
0kpocee0 70 Hoeusn 4D1aog5oW.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-23
Diea with Money A,ou.d Hin.

Especial to The Evening weridJ
BOSTON. Mass. Aug. 23.-John suili-
van. proprietor Of 4 barroom. died whils
counting up his money after closing
hours. ABOUT H Wa ecettereS
0ou0ol 6oakh. = -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-23

To-Norrow's Game at Jasper Oval.
The genuine" Cuban Giants arc
scheduled to play tho Hackensack
wheelmcn Saturday afternoon at Jasper
Oval. One Hundred and Thirty.eightn
street and Amsterdam avenue. The
same will b called At o'clock.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-23
WANTED ON SERIOUS CHARGE
Reputation for Prisoner. In This
state Issued In PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Aug. .3-Gov.
Stone issued reGhls!tion to-day on Gov.
Odell fo- the extraditon of Josephine
Bright and DR.. Bright. who are under
arrest In New York State for serious
ecrime committed IN Philadelphia.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-23
FELL FROM IRON PIER.
John Johnson Drowned While ~
Work and BOdy DriNcd 10 A~a,

Work nnd BOdy Driftrd 10 S~a.
The body OF man picked up on
Sandy Hook and taken to staplc,on.
s. l.. has been Identified as that Of
John Johnson. twenty-one yenrs old,
who lived at No. 30 First place. Brook
Ign.
The man was employed on the Iron
Pier at Coney Island, and while work
Ing there yesterday fell overheard and
was drowned.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-23
MOB ATTACKS DEPUTIES.
supporters Of Administration ~
Drasll Are stoned.

RIO JASElRO. Aug. H.-The Depu.
ties supporting the Administration were
attacked yesterday evening by mob on
leaving tho legislative chamber
One Deputy was injured and several
arrests were made. Other disturbances
arc imminent.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-23

wHRsD THE MI1I1oles MEET
TAs Wsnt Pass Of ths sunday
WusA svssy- anAAE.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-23

Il wnA said Mt Police Headquarters 10.
Day that the Brights wcre not under
arrest In this city.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-23
Sheet Wustc.

August a4th between 500 4. NJ and "
SHEET containing favotes the published
copy and regularly sold by lSc. copy;
the unheado low price OF, IL
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE TITLES:
rvea Pretty big h
I,sst a winne
OF
tic dance
MuaeD Floo, Real
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-23
Purses and BAGS.

On Sale Saturday,. August 74th between s. 80 4. NJ and
dozen IMPORTED LEATHER PURSES genuine cafskn;
black red brown and ornamented with
pretty floral designs and finished with small handles
worth 59c choice for
STRING SHOPPING BAGSDark brown close mesh large
handles convenient bag for shoppers choice Of
two styles for
BLACK cHATELAINE Genuine lined,
handkerchief pocket Frame seal and
hook; usually sold at S0c reduced for to-morrowto
MANI csntn
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-23

Womon's S.v<ss Ribbed Desks.
On Sale Saturday. August 71ih etwcen $50 A. w. and p
WOMEN'S SWISS RIBBED VESTS, preily pink,
hello with silk reduced from l5c. EACH
Main Floor 18th ST.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-23
Nomen', Nyappo1s.

On sale Saturday,. zIth 4. w. and p.
200 Dozen PERCALE WRAPPERS pretty stylish
and comfort able; fully worth 7sc apiece; choice for
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-23
Nomen', Summer WuI,ks.
Nomen's Hoves.

Sale Saturday, Anens 24th between A. w. and r. II.
WOMENS BLACK Isle CLOVES 3butson and Jersey
duced from 25 pair III
WOMENs 7-cLAsP JERSEY WRIST TArFErA 7s
GLOVES, an gray reduced Soc pair ~
Foor
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-13

full pay. and with little work TO do they
might have remained In so-colled active
service for many years. Now they VIII
ask for retirement and will get nlon<
4ssenfter on half their former pay.
The now system does not affect tho
ssfHeants or doornea. Thcse latter will
petItion Commissioner Murphy to have
their hours OF duty reduced. and the
matrons are contemplating similar
action.
Among the holders OF the easy Jobs NJ
Police Headquarters VINO will have &c
do Patrol duty now In Charles Brewer
who for ten years has been detailed TO
wind the clocks nj salary OF LOO a
year. lie Hor, to the West Twenty NTH
stree, station
Matthew Loornn AMI Dennis fIouri-
gan. Do,n iiciciled at the bureau Of In
formation a, POLICE Headquarters. with
nothing strenuous required OF them in
the line OF duty. 20 to the Seven,y-sev-
.nih uD-prccinct. In Scwtown, l.. J..
William II. Piunkct,. who has been IN
the Bureau OF Elections for eighteen
years. goes TO the Mulberry street st1-
,ion. ms does George DippOli. from tie
same detail
Police Commissioner Murphy said In
formal reports lie had received this
forenoon showed he system was work.
The only objection ~ moment had
come from President VD,rhia. of the
Election Bureau. Nine nf his policemen
had been taken away. and he wanted
don as election inspectors lie will get
the n.lp n. needs.
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uee Jerome to teet.ty against he knew

siee Jerome 10 teet.ty against he knew
IN the wake o: sers,, schulum came
derlo!n station. and following them
there fioa,ed IN half n score OF scarcd
perton. heasiis the ear-mark: Of
,.ssp:rt." ,,1 They were sports" Of the
bling houses and pool.rooms. They
gathered In n bunch lik" o f1ock Of
frightened sheep and ncrvously mopped
their fOreh-hds.
response to n query =. SAY. W. Gull H I'd
Etye me shoit TO know. 50 would.
II IL understood that these gambling
lection money. II they Will,
Al OF tbs subpo.nAs that brought
this gathering TO the Criminal cour's
nni,iinS directed the h"arrrs :, re 20,
Office they wcrn parsed
n!oBS 10 Justice Jcrome's chambers.
where they were hcrd"d oatsidc the
door to be admitted one a, a time.
lowed TO s..c1pe by side door and the
next victim was summoned.
Tom O'R""rk- sam moved.
q R"urkc, the pus.,ls,ic smprc.nrio. no.
tel man. saloon. k."pcr ana rJl.,roIrd
sporting person. Mr. O'Kuurkc was .iab-
orht-iy ati!red and wore diamonds and
a slv.r-hcnded cane. He rerspired very
freely
VINO wants me-" ne Inquired. pulling
xw'aty subpoena out 81 'iS pocket
What do they mean by drarsinr a man
away from hts business this way? What
do they want with me-"
Nobody could tell him but Justice
jerome After roaming around awhile
In quest % Information he took his place
at III" end ~ the line and waited FOR
his turn ~ the witness. chair
Another visitor MAS n woman In black
Nhp ~Urr heavy veil She was es-
cnricd I" III" building by Agents Ham
nond and Dillon. OF the Parkhnrst So
ci.tN
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-13

When the danger vas sssn the Bu8d.
ing Department was notified. and ~ \.
spcctors who wore nrst sent there De-
cided that all the tenants should get out
at once. Tho Old alp police were nsaI.
fed and . barrtcade was formed aSsus
the entrance Of tho building % hat
danger might be avoided.
The tenants began to movs out ~
their stock and their plants harris1A
As time went on the cracAs IN tlss vail
widcned and gang Of nAn v0s ~ 10
work TO set moro snoring in place. Oven
with this the wall seemed In imminAns
danger OF falling.
me building u owned By the aAnA ga
dictate that Ii putting up the IL ~
building on the Broadway ooNA Il
was at first intended. II wac saAd, soOsaR
down No. aiAo. but for sonas Ranna
this ~as not doue. The oookynn1nn ~
tho nse' building are the 0eoc1S y.
Fuller Company.
superintendent 'P,srson. oe, - ~m.
pnny. said to an Dv1nhG W64 rs
porter:
This bs1dtng IL not fsjllnx o1en r
u none OF thS pubatc's 6uGanA8 SnX
Lot the public keep away and It Vii ~
be hurt
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-13
BOYS STRIKE MAY
CLOSE TUBE PLANT

usy. 81 to RI. Erenln. %or!dI
" Is EEsrnRT. Pa. Aus Two
hundred and hfty boys IN the hut, weld
dcpaf nent oi the National TUBE Works
struck esriy ".iay. and we're Joined a
;.N hours, later by about one, hundred
NOR. The department, which employs
20 boys, is ser"usly crippled and shut
down this afternoon.
The 10 boys In the lap weld depart.
mcnt announce that they will duo quit
plant. This wiz add about SIX tho,isa nd
more idle men To the 6.0SS already out.
The EalvanizinS works "1ll shut down
Tomorrow Or the next day for want OF
material. Work on tho Wood plant ~
moving .&owiy. but II looks more Ike a
case OF -x,cns!v. repair, than one OF
removal.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-13

AS DR.. Edward Koch arrived on
the steamer iceland he was met ny
several physicians. newspaper men
and friends. all anxious to know
what he had found out that was new
about Consumption.
After interrognting him, he said:
Yes. | am glad to get back again
ir. America. This country Is my
choice to live In"
How was your Inhalation received
in lOndOny
IT was we'll received. as | demon
strnted at the Tuberculosis Congress
that my Inhalation Is the only way
possible OF administering the Koch
Tuberculine directly into the lungs.
Flow long before you will again
return to Germany"
II shall stay here. until every city
has a place where my treatment can
he given. II only from humnnt-
tartan standpoint. ! believe this Ia n
duty I owe to my fellow man.
Doctor, about how many cures
have you made here?"
There has been published over n
hundred cures In this city. and have
hundreds OF testimonials on file at
my Office at - W. I'D ST.. where my
treatment Is given.
will you advertise your treat
mcnt?"
IL shall herald the news through
the public press OF my treatment for
Consumption. and II the newspapers
will not make public my cures with
out paying for them. ] will openly and
frankly state my case In public print.
let II cost what 1t will. You can cal!
1t advertising or not. rs yon choose,
but those who have Consumption or
Asthma will hear OF my Inhalation
Apparatus for forcing the Koch Tu-
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Choate's Law Clerk,
Who Stole $296,88O,
Set Free by OdeII.
GOVERNOR COMPUTES
Sentence OF rs YEARS.
Vow n PhysirnI Wreck. lie Devoted
~i17.O0O NJ Ills steaIinxs 4"
Plny Ing Policy:

| Gov. Odell to-day committed the sem
tence OF James F.. Bcdeil. tho notorious
farser. OF this city. who has been scrv-
ing a term 81 twenty nv. years and four
months. IN sins Sins. Besiell has served
nearly thirteen years OF his sentence.
lie was a lawyer in this city n, the
time Of his conviction and was NJ the
head OF the real-estate department OF
the law frm Of shipman. Barlow. La
ROGUE 4 Choste.
He was detected in September. 1888. in
forging a mortgage. which resulted In
disciosurea that ne had forged mort
gnEes. checks. shares and other docu.
men,s In connection With the admins
tration OF his department and had en-
bezzled 3.eS.ssO.
He made .. full confession declaring
that over half OF the money had been
used in playing policy. He was used
M witness In proceedings against EN-.
erson and Goss. charged with keeping
policy shop
Got . Long sentenes.
Notwithstanding his confession. he
was sentenced By Recorder amyth for
twenty-five years and four months.
Since his tasprisonment ne has been IN
very DOOR health. and Ia now partially
paralyzed.
Gov. Odell wrote n memorandum In
pardoninE Bedell. In which no says:
hsdeIre crimes werc OF the most
astounding character. and the discovery
OK them created intense excitement IN
legal and commercial circles. Upon his
plea OF guilty to one Of several indict-
snonts charging him With forgery In the
INST degree no was sentenced to impris-
onmsnt for twenty-five years and four
months. and has now served. With the
Communication earned by good behavior.
a term OF moro than twenty years.
Application for clemency In his be-
half has been on Me for several years.
II In now contended. and with much
force. that the sentence was too Sc
vare: that the punishment already In.
hicted far exceeds that imposed In any
other like case. and that no case can be
found In recent years where the punish.
rnent for crime agains, property has
ea,ialled that which Bedrll has now sur
fercd.
Nothing In or can be said In extenu-
alton 81 Be,i-li's crimes. and nothing in
hi HE or conduct. eithsr before his con-
Hction or after II. serves to make hin,
out as "A proper subject for executive
ton OF the whole case. 4 seems i'm
posi hle to avoid the CONCLUSION that he
u oeink over punished. and that the due
ana impartial Administr RI ton OF justice
requires that he be released.
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Newspaper Men and Doctors Meet Dr. Koch,
Who Just Arrived from Germany the Red Star Steamer Iceland

wv Ssss SsS~UtSI LSSjAUOs
them
DO you expect every one b use
your treatment?
Yes. do expect most people to
give the Koch Inhalation a trial. n
they don't care to use II they must
try other means. but mine Is the only
treatment that goes TO the lungs. I
shall offer as recommendation the
names and addresses OF hundreds OF
those who have been cured BY my In
halation treatment. shall not hide
my light under hushel: II would be
cowardly to withhold the facts. and
facts are stubborn things: therefore
] shall publish only what can prove
In the most effective manner posi-.
BILE.
'Will the profession stand by you?"
Yes. many OF them will. Yet some
OF them are Jealous Of my success
and criticise my methods. But as
long rs ! cure this disease and they
dent. see no chance for argument
| am willing to take test cases. and
can he :,een nj my ONCE at 4s w. 22d
ST.. n. y. My treatment Is the COM
bined system OF the DR.. Robert and
DR.. Edward Koch Consumption Cure.
| use the Rober, Koch Tuberculine by
means OF my Koch Inhalation appar-
atus for forcing not only the healing
oils, but th' disinfectants and Tuber-
c,Llnc directly into the lungs"
lis DR.. Robert Koch financially
connected with you?"
NO: only as | buy his Tuberculine
for my Inhalation
How does your treatment act?"
1T kills the germ: II also heals ana
opens up the diseased lungs by ap-
plying the treatment through the
bronchial tubes"
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WITH
SOFT SNAPS
GET A JOLT.
Three Platoon System
Sends Them Back to
Patrol Duty.
MANY OF THE AGED WILL
:. RETIRE ON HALF-PAY.
Wall. -ef the Sufferers Promise y"
Keep the Politicians.sD u.y Try
ins.1s Conti~s~ Easy Berthe.

The three platoon police systsm ,wns
tnaukuratsd at s'o:clock this morrisx.
Hereafter che pa<rolmen viii have reg :
uiar hoprs' on and oR duty. With, regular
days 90 and hey WI mot Be kept "on
rer-rve' a, the stations Ms lone as
formerly.
Many dctn.ia have teen abolished and
o,herA reduced 90 that about three hun
drcd men who have had "s0t maps ''r
ysars mus, hereafter DO regular patrol
DUR unless ,hey bAvc 'puls" sum
c.ently strong ito hand them in easy
berthS again. n.
some of those men who hsss been de-
TALES to guard tsors Of public in:titu-
tons. hotels. Piled and on tcourf duty
have grown old and tat and they will
lind patrol duty hard. Many are old
enough to retire on half pay. They have
continued In service In order to drew
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CARNEGIE MEN
JOIN STRIKERS.
Detection Small, but Others Likely to Follow
Police Ready for Trouble

pITTsptRG. iug iaTei nrn len
thesL.ow"r Union riuui ~ the I'rn"sie
Company in-dny and u Is claimed that
the rest N the crrw tthc number of
.wea;y-:iyc. wig follow .nen The '''li
ers 5td not ~ SIT. but mrs; ~ ~ ,ah
men are skilled.
ghc strikers claim, tha' otH'-s WI
fos:ow to-nigh,. but th!s thc n.1"'s"rs
deny. TIE latter sag he dcsrrt''ns NIL
hay. no eject On thr ;nEt
Police are on guard Today a. the
Painter MN. warr'. IN effort is 70 's
made TO resume WORK. the htes "sr'
lighted early. but men apI.Arsd s"s
everything remained Quiet
Sou.union men are,exp"c,-d. how"''i.
and 4. they attempt enter the MI! Z"
clu~h Is possible, President ShaneF
though, declares that there viii be no
trouble at that place or .sny oth"r.
Many ns the t';riLorrs asi.rnb!ei about
ths National Tube Works at M"keef
pot 10 day and trouble is feared there
Ths,,, are doing missionary WORK among
1he men stili at work and intercept
1hcm whenever they laavc"or approach
the works.
Che BeIlair- plant was closed !hs'
night, but a determined atte4npt VIII be
made TO operate II to-day. The 6trik-
ers IRE watching the plant and boast
ma, thay have II tied uE- :-4 .:e in
position to keep II so.
Tho American T.n-Piats Company lie
moving to secure resumption a. some q:
It's pian;s. and the officials here feel
sure tina, they will sls.cccd
Preparations are being made here to
increase the number OF n.sn In the Lind
say McGu;ctsson mhh. witch have
been operating with onc.non.mnton crew
since last weak.
II Is apparent that no'plans have vet
been formed for attempts a: resumption
At McKeesport or Wheeling. and II Ia
believed here that the companies who's.
plants are either partly or completely
crippled Will whit untn the excitement
At those two Joints has sUfaided.
While deeply d1sapIso!ntssl over the
to his strike orter. Presidcra Shaffcr II
still working hard 10 get the u,.n out,
He hRs Assistant Secretary T1Hhe IN
Chicago to day to meet the Illinois stesi
workers and try 10 induce them to
TecoRstdsr their resolution of Saturday
night not to strike.
Other nSenU are working quietly at
different places and the leader Of the
strikers still declares himself sure of
success and ultimate vkniory
A number OF railroad torpcdoas were
set on near the Clnrks SIN to-day rs
Q bike. Rumor converted the explo.
sioDs into :shots and killed two negroes.
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OTHER" WOMAN
MAKES A CALL.
STIR IN BRADELL's HONE. AT
BELLEVILLE. N. ].
Stranger Tells the Wife that she
IL Married "a Her Hushand snd
that lie u thr Father Of Her
Four ChIldP~n-He Was Enter
rived.

The unexpected arrival OF strange
woman AZ the residencc OF Adam Drn-
dell. OF 1877 William street. B-llevi!lc. ".
j.. Sunday night. created CONSERVATION.
for the visitor. In the presence NJ Mrs.
Hradell and ,rveral neiEhbors. an
nounccd herself a. Bradeli's vile and
began upbraidinx him for failure TO
support her and her four children. Mrs
Bradell admitted the woman. who was
young and good-s,okinx. and who in
quired for the head OF the house.
I'D" called Mrs. Bradeli. here's a
lady wishes to see you
nd! cried the stranger. that's thu
man ! want and she rushed past Mrs.
Bradeli and swept inioth Groom where
Bradeli and a number OF friends were
assembled.
She said that she rssided In Patterson
win widowed mother. and claimed to
have been married to Bradsll AT Morris.
town. ~. r.. In 1913 and TO. have had
four children by him. all Of them living.
They lived together. she said. nj Patcr.
son. where Rradell wns employed as \
sllk weaver, but four years agp he de.
serted her. q nd although he sent money
Tor her support, nhc had not. che said.
seen him since.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-13
SOLD BEER, WIFE DYING.
Meyer. Never slapped Dasi"~~s
When N".,nn T"Ok Poison.

julia Meyers. wife OF Gotti!ch Meyers
a s.ll"un keeper II No, 81 First avenue.
was taken to Bellevue Hospita: this AZ.
,crn"on In hyin. condition from car.
pplig acid poisoning.
rntrlinan Waters learned from one
-. the men VITO was In the bar.rnom at
he time that th.r. had becn a quarrel
between the couple overNR letter the
Ni'e had received unknuwn to her hus.
band. she s'.Currd sonic cafbOaic Rc.d
ana swallowed It IN the rear room 81
ih' SAXON,
Will. u doctor WAS working over the
Woman IN the back room the hupbind
wen, on s.hving drinks ~ though
nothing hal happened.