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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-22
THE VISITING
EVANGELIST
Something About the Man
Who is Inspecting Mis-
sion Fields.

The New York Evangelist refers as
follows to Mr.. Giel, the visiting Chris
tan worker, under the head Of 1.-THE
Kingdom a new department of that
religious weekly:
LAS we have already intimated to
our readers, this department OF the
Evangelist. which we consider as alto
gether and without question it's most
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-22

1t may be that the smallpox scare In
Kauai is premature. With the average
Porto Rican the indignity of bath
is likely to bring out rash.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-22

The Kilohana exhibit is of special in
terest this year, and will do its part
fully in educating the public on a neg
Iected, or partially neglected side.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-22

Probably the scheme to remove MI
Dole viii find room on the shelf where
lies that other mouldy device to annul
the Territorial land sales.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
WOMAN YELLED
FOR THURST0N.
CoIOred Porter Only
Person Who Gould
Quiet Mrs. Evans.

Surrogate" FITZGERALD heard further
TESTIMONY to-day IN the contest over the
VIII ~ thc .,te Eliza Jane Evans. who
liri som" months REn after bcquea,hing
Sln % 90 George ". Thur-'on. col.
orrd railroad porter.
Tho AL IL being contested BY TN"
husband and other relatives. who ns.cr,
that Mrs Evans MAS mentally unsound
aud ~as subjected 70 undue influence
ON the par; u ThurStor
Tn. proceedings NEE opened to-day
by IN. reading ~ a deposition by Fran
els Edward liassard an Engl!sh army
officer and veteran OF the crimenn war
did YOU ever hear her Streaming
he va. asked
Yes: often
What ~IF the matter with her."
She was calling FOR Thurston. She
would say: ooh. George. why don't you
come hncn- ! wan; YOU
Did YOU ever 80. Thurston Mt the
house."
Yes. frequently.
"pid he have \ key 20 her apart.
| ments""
"iIe did
pr. M;Cord ,e. ,ihsd that the ,c-,a,ri
was always anxious 10 d" IN the com
! ;,any ~ men.
Ibid Thurs,on visit Miro. Evans v,..il
she was nj the samtar.umT"
| "Oh, YES, often,
| The cross-examinat!on was directed (,
| SHOW that Mrs. Evans's disease mIgh
have been the result Of constant an
eScestive use q! alcohol.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
SAID ne CAVE
POLICEMAN $40
John Leary Accused Of
Receiving Bride from
a Contractor.

Police Captain Vredenburgh. Of the
Oak stree. station. took Patrolman
John =. Leary. o. his district. ard
Thomas 8. Tripler. a contractor In
charge OF tho demolition o. tho King
ston Hotel in Chatham Square. to Cen
tire Street Cour. to-day. Trip.c- charged
that the policeman had accepted u so
bride from him. The policeman denied
Il, Deputy Assistant District-A,;orney
keith was In cour, TO liston TO the
charge.
Trp.er said that Leary had COM
pla.ned TO bis foreman about the block
Ing o: the sidewalk and !ntimated that
the matter could be fixed. He said tina;
on April 5. he had paid SO TO the ,,,iice-
man indirectly. Then he reported the
matter to Capt. vredeDourgh and took
him To District-At.orney Philbin. Mr.
Trip'er said he would no. state The man.
ner. In which the money had been paid
to reach Leary. 4. there was no for
NAL complaint aGalnat Leary Magistrate
Cornell laid the matter over until
Wednesday. The case will be presented
by the Dlstrict-Attorney's once II the
charge - substsnt!ated on investiga-
ton. Lcary said the charge was based
on spite.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
MRS. EDDY IS
A PRETENDER."
So Says Rev. Or. Law
son, AssaiIing Chris
tian Science.

E"v ~. .\lh"rt G Lawson. ~ Cam
den. y. J., read a PAPER before tho
raNt'-, Ministers Conference In Asso-
cIn'l"n Hall. Fourth avenue and TWEEN
tu--',itd street TODAY.
MS theme was "a Short Method with
Christian Science" lie said: Mrs
Eddy Ia n prctenicr. and tina; fact car
~ Legally established. As n literature
Christian Scioccc Is merely 4 hoda;c'
pndgc. without system. Its phiiosorh,
Is respected BY every competent stu
dent Of philosophy. and AS a science II
discrct,i,s every scisntihc demonstration
As n profsaseily Christian church tiis
org inization throws down every "i,p
doctrine of Christianity.
1T -. moreover. All immoral systorn
and It Is bound {" bring sal .harves
OF corruption. L II had not been Tor u
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
BY DAN DAILY.
YorKvlllc Police Court. !i3p

lorkvillc Police Court. II ~ VI
knew. the minute | went into tn
legitimate, ! would sc; rinchrd ;oI,
ms family - Years ago. and they have
NJ u last night. kept inc on, OF II.
don Ike to 60 pinchcl. /, hurt. m,
bones. ,rrmblc FOR Dave warnc'd. VII,
~ going TO icgi,imattze himself mex
year
Whcn was pinchci Inst nigh, ana
had ultImatc'y been released on bail,
won't back home and told my son that
| had 20 ne IN court this morning II, :
o'clock
Az glrh, pepper he said. IN get
yoa IN
lie iii He pulled mo gu, OF bed a,
6 A. NJ ana I've been hanging arount
;al, co4r' nous" "ver since I'm fond
~ rrs .trn, 3Ht RI hate 10 be- him when
get hoin
don't want TO go 70 prison. because
there would probably meet more burg
lars 'aAH 10 now on broadway. D4, /:
| nave 20 60 IN hope Tor the best
r"rhap- regular hours and regular hlc'
Apui make i man OF me.
Wheu played the part OF sImor
Lcsre. las. night tho Two bloodhound,
iougHt tH enc 'rri - bury me IN IN,
back }arh ! was glad when Inspectr,
TRomra5n TOOK ne away The lnsrcc.
or .ad noIEh. nui = BLOODHOUND 1.
%or4o.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
Miss Thompson Is One Of the
Seasons Richest Brides
Wedding Will Be an Event.

One o: tn" most "'ahorat" ltnners .,
the Faster season takes place Tonight
4: the Metropolitan club, when Mr.. and
Mrs. RooSr; VI Thompson. ~ No. .
East Ffty-thi-i street. entertain the
bridal parts which - to oiic!n;c =, me
Wedding OF .neir aalSh;gs. Hiss sara
Giohs Thompson. Size IS - ne married
on Wednesday NJ "rnolu 10 stephen
iiyat' PEI At thr Church u the
Heavenly Res;
There has been an Inc.ssani round OF
casts for The couple ever since IN" an
i!ounctsnsnt of their enlargement Mr..
Thompson II one OF 'hc copper king.
AVID hts Guu.AtrF - one o; me riches;
OF tn" season. brides
lfodgsrn Ia" been ORDERED 20 cunv"r
inr church into floral h2w"- Roses
ard spring biorsons VIII make II fairy
and Their" VIII lie "a platform beside
the great organ vhc-" an Orchestra
viii y" stationed 10 ?lt" the hr' .ai
ni,i'-a :uil choral service. The Re,
u. Parker Morgan. rector OF the church
az the Heavenly Rest. viii u''iriGt.. aud
Mr Thompson will give away hi ltush-
Ter.
The bridc-to-iP r. tall and blond. Her
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
SUES FOR BOARD
Of INSANE MAN.
Thurber, Who Was Gen.
Tracy's Secretary,
in Asylum.

Mrs Mimi. Turner applied to-day N
Supreme Court FOR AN order TO restrain
tn. Mutual Life from paving to Mr-s
Fannie c. Thurber the income from Il
3iA,oS policy on the Ne ~ Eimunh Z
Thurbcr. her husband, who - an !nmh:.
q. the Butler Asylum IA rf"id"i. e.
H. !,
Mrs. Tnrner il suina FOR !2r which
sn- says the rhurbcrs nw. hcr on =
board bill. Jus,tc. ErscI'nan i"-"ryAi
decision.
Mrs Thurh.r WAS Mrs Tru" She rot
= dlvor." To- marry Thurhrr after Sc
curing hrs release from an insane asN
lum where his relatives had HIN sent
They w"r. married April II, ls'-i
Thurb~r was private secretary Of Gen.
B.njamin +. Tracy when IN iiarri-on's
Cabinet Il" was aiiIidgci Insane IL
ls'l and Was In various n~yIums anti
Mrs. True secured nig trlcR-"
In 1871 rhurb.r- relatives induced aim
- make truht deed OF $4,000 o; his
e7.l;. TO Josiah J, AIdeman, OF pTovi-
c-rrc. Soon hfterward h. went L.
Providence 10 Walt his mother. ami while
there was sent 10 the Butler Asylum
whcre hc has been ever since,
Mis, ThurD-r has a suit pending To
set aslh. her husbands assignment o!
his property.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
especial to rns Ev.nIns worlaJ

KANSAS CITY. No. April i1.-Mrs.
Carrie Nation. charged with obstruci-
ing the street. was arralgned before
Police Judge MeAuley to-day. rnel so''
and given until o'clock 'h's evening
10 lsav. the city The Judge warned
Mrs. Nation X she WINS found IN the
city after that hour sh" would he ar
-cs.cd and placed In jail.
She agreed to !cave town and h'te"n
minute. later boarded n street car for
Kansas city. Kan
Mira. Nation appeared In c"ur. carly
!; ccomparici BY hrr brother and 4
woman frl-n! Tho courtroom was
literally damned by a curious crowd.
several cases we're called before Mrs.
ra,,on,s ,ni .h. watched the nr"-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
WALKED WITH
. HIS THROAT CUT
Luech Rang Hospital
Bell and Fell When
Door Opened.

with blood streaming from his throa
/, man rang the bell at the Eastern
District Hospital In Williamsburg TO-
d,y. lie '-u IN tic arms Of the at
,endan; who anSaIr.d nis cal.
House Surgeon Hancock found the
man. neck was badly Sashcd ard eight
stitches had to DO pat In before the pa :
tIeut was able to talk.
He said his name was James I.ucch. n
German, ;wenty.onc years Old. OF No.
LIS North Firal street. Villa nisburs
Luccb said ne was on his way home ;o-
day when man whom he did not know
attacked him with a an!tc at North
Fourth and Berry streets. cut him u
dozen limos and ran away.
The police found blood Mt the place
indicated There II no clue TO the as.
sailant.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15

The FAC" Is digr!'ied In expression and
- considered an excellent likeness. tn.
cos'um" is white ntln dress. The
so"n WAS worn los her ladysn!, al one
~ the last drawing rooms held Dy he,
tni" Majesty Queen Victoria. over the
delicate satin Is drupcd Hlmy hack
brussels lace. II" sombr- tones Of x-I,e h
are iightcn"d BY u Hracefu! ,pray y!
N!n!"ir on the cursagr. An opera cloak
OF black vclrc,. lined with deep purp,
satin and bordcr.d with snble fur
collar. r.S;s lightly over 10. shoulder.
IN" regal 'ncci ~ the picture Is en-.
haGcs.! by Lady raunce!ote's Jewels, cs.
pcc'aHr 80 by the tiara o. diamonds
worn N thr hair. Around ehr throa
On black velvet band II a beautiful
butterfly OF diamonds. beneath which
sparkle similar precious stones, rncir.
cling the neck
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
THINK OLD MAN DROWNED.
No Views Of MissinK Leonard De
voxcI, OF Paterson.

Nothing mas been learned "f the
whereabouts OF Leonard De NoGel. Of
Peterson. y ] since his disappearance
an Wednesday last. and his friends fear
that he has been drowned This fear Is
given credcnc" by the report that 81
tho sam. day N. body OF man WAS
scrn floating down tn" river near IN"
ii!llman street bridge.
De rogei wns sixiy-;wo wears old H.,
vas mason contractor and Wa. we'll
'n-do, deriving n good .nc"m. from
property owned 10y MIN Ills business
VAS good AMI gr"wn-ur sons relieved
him *; an responsibility
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
BY JOSEPH WEBER.

suan a !"5.Enn's~ncss never IA
heard. ! siysS me- That nuLg.r uni.
form 're,iusnrss-n-ts. Hos raa m.
ralian-F l'rny" tha' viiyum Elsie -,
Wolf HOPPER aEs-i' H. dom ar he
simply hirsI himself out The rcsper.
tnT 81! ne ppilcrs. HER Thompson.
VS. b" yor" 4 Wager But ina, dom,
disguise ilppa'r II tha; We're 20. then
. regular dIsEGiser rau make
ne,maay' TO thus rs tnc naroer 81
tho Gilsey House.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15

.own will be %. IVORY white satin. gar
nIshed with superb rose prnt acc
| ci,ash. with sprays OF grange blossoms
lie, father pa pscscHt.i 20" briuc with
II diamond c"liar";tc TARA ana pe"a' ~, y,
At Tonight dinner tn" DridtHE-ld'
VII receive tcw.li-l ornament AZ
souvcnirs rrcr: TIA" bride Mis- H"Ttnh
Nude j. 90 10 maid nt honuf: hts Gus
TIME l. t. hc % pale blue chin"r-
Tao bridesmaids Vii Wear costume
OF white uuIl 0,cr white SILK ifiinhit .
with ontr- dcuN of cream .ac-, ail nsS
virt ~ blue silk "ad .ct OF win NM
roses All OF them are tai! ana I'm
looairS young .womennMiss "a "a; !
Thompson. Miss Eleanor ituss-;l MIS-
EdiI, HIDE Miss Esther l.. fpnpn.
Mise de-, rrIic Pol AMI Mis- Dl!"v 10
n'. Mi-s A',"lr Fitzs"'nld WAS q ~, 1Hy
bcua orr % H." maids nut o. SOD zen
necnm" Mrs Eugene RcNnal when So
ana her nance re- seized with scarl'
ar' Wiiirt-
Miss THOMPSON Is one az eoci.ir.s
snngs;.rs. Emil i',l!r. leader 81 Ne Bog,
ton SYMPHONY orchestra has "nnns"
wc,!!!n. marci FOR She "cc,sinn. y
hoy choir S!i. sing he wei'i!n& HYMNS
scores OF presents nave arrived frr IN"
bride The Nisf .iit moreover ~ u
country place ~ Sands rpin! {.
alcpnGu liyatt PEI is me son ~ thS
ne John llawlanh rsii u" : :.,,., r.
evening - to" 3. Nicholas cub Ills
btotnc" s. OsrOpd Pol. viii attend him
ne bet man. irl Ms u.lcrs "ill be
Lawrence Eil.man. Water Albert r"as".
r. Prescott Sliic Robert e. barclay.
Eugene Wl.iard. LON. TNIrkrrmau
go Cps;er. Theodore Roosevelt i'eli ana
Charles = ftlrahill
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
MRS. NATION RUNS
FROM KANSAS CITY
:" Joint Smasher," Fined $500 and Ordered to
Leave Town. Takes First Car Home
.cch,ns. With nantes, In,cre.,.

cccd,nGs with manifest Ir,or",:
When Juds. McAuley asked Mrs. Ma.
lion what she had to Say to tn" charges.
she delivered n TRADE against police AID
courts. She pleaded tnat she was i;"rc-
~ waiting for car when arrested yes
t"riay. md was making ne best % her
,!mc meanwhile 10y alktnr TO The
CGn"! tina: had gathered.
\ policeman testified that several 'nrs
had passed without Mrs NNfIon nal -;
an aitem.; to board any uf them. Mrs.
Nai!cn hats !rnied this ",at.me1G
Judge McAuley then gave his decision
ana Warned MIR Satt0n not 10 come "a
;own again The fine was suspended.
The crowd applandcd the dec sion auh
followed 'hc .'yoin: sme~hcr' 90 y car
sound ror the Kansas aide u the river.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
a Recent Canvas at the
British Embassy,
Washington.

WASrTlSGToN. AprH ia ror,rai,
-, Lady rauncr:otc, VIE or N. iirit sh
Ambassador. ans ius' been competed In
this CITY hy ,hc English artist. Henry
AShchurnham FLOYD. Who cam. over for
this purpose,
ouS Iow u he more intimate
friends %; Lord nnd Lady pnuncrtour
have been permitted {, 1rc .he canvas,
The por;r,'t IS graceful IN pose na,urn,
in attitude. and harmonious IN cnmpo-
.itinn.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
De Wolf Hopper Be.
means His Fate in
Essaying the Moral
Part.of Uncle Tom
= Dan Daily Says He
1. Knew. that He'd Be
p.;Pinched4 for Trying
i "..Eegit''-They Write
T heir Impressions
for The Eve ng
World:

- -.

- william A. Brady, Dc Wolf Hopper
and Dan DAILY. charged with a viola
donFps the Sunday law in having par
ticipatSd'in a performance OF Uncle
!. ;Tums. Cabin. at tho Academy Of Mu-
|; ale. last aight. for the benefit Of the
. Actors: Fund, were arraigned before
Magistrate Zeller in the Yorkville
Court to-day.
inspector. Thompson and Police
Captain. Cannon. who made the ar
rests az the inssigntion OF the Sab
baths C6Mtni!.ce-the same society
|. which -triede to serve summons or
Senator Tim Sullivan when the Leg.
Islnture was in. session-saw Hoppe:
,.playfnE. the role of Uncle Tom and
DAILY that OF Simon Legree. Brady
wasin thswings managing the blood,
hounds (the bloodhounds being Grea,
Danes).
The Judge lie smiled.
Magistrate Zeller heard the In
-speotor:s description Of the alleged
performance. and then. smiling. said:
"I1l look into the law. II they
really acted I will probably have to
hold them. In the mean time will
/ adjourn tho case until next Wednes-
day morning at 0 o'clock.
"But Hopper has to work at night"
said DAILY. Cant you make 1t the
afternoon!"
Certainly" responded the Magls-
tate genially: lets say o'clock. :"
s Inspector Thompson gave his tes-
Z cay against the accused In his
s1 earnest manner.
IT want into the Academy OF Mi
sUIoss 10 said. "at 8 o'clock last night
81 remained there until II, of and
- /, wanted to get at Weber and
] yn6l1s, because heard Weber was
s9Clwear his false stomach and Fields
he soatee. hut they went on the
stage while was out In Manager
r0tlmore's ONCE fixing up bail bonds.
But did got back In time to see n
tablssp. in which Dan Daily was
plxyiMSBinaon Legree and whipping
-bsswol4 Hopper. who wac playing
,-Uaele Tom. DAILY wore powdered
shaif and q gray mustache.
slIere,s, . How for Hopper.
!. Perhaps he shaved the mus.nche
! OF bstween the time OF his arrest and
hiss arrsis9ment here" suggested
:sIAWyef syidayer. who appeared for
.tAs A1eased.
.NonSsnse." said the inspector
ansrify. addressing the attorney
Don't You suppose | know Dan
Daly?"
60 on" intcrroscd the Magistrate
Hopper wore a dress suit such as
was. worn in the South Ntty years
ago." continued tho Inspector
my regular dress suit" MUIR
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
" High Grade lIork Only."
HILL & CO.,
English Cuetom TaIIors.

GuJHoU cbStSH' 1dI'oVS.
Any one m'iir cares enough
for good dressing to have his
clothes made to OrtlershOuId
avoid the cheap tailor; buf
rOu 10 MOI have to go to the.
other extreme; SEQ is Il fair
price, and SEQ will buy Il
fine SIR impaired unfnish-
ed WOrstcds and Twccds,
in stripes md checks, well
made, cui in military shape:
cOai broad shoulders. swell
Ell edges and seams. full neg
top trousers. Made by thor
ONHh WOrklncH.
Extra fine line of genuine
imported Trouscrines, SO.
S.W. cor. Nassau & John SIS.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
TO CLAIM BRITISH WEALTH,
Heirs OF Joseph Moore's million,
VIII Meet Here.

In an endca:o- - secure the wealth
LETT ny Joseph Moore in England at the
beginning Of this century. the PisInfeid,
y. j.. heirs to that estate will meet
In the City Hall Wednesday afternoon.
Lawyer Demo,cs: dcsires, to be xrnn,.
al power ~ attorney FOR the collection
OF the millions which he In the Bank o.
England vaults waiting for tho claim,
| ants o., this side OF the water.
II was expected that Democrats Lon.
don partner could finish the ousinens
| but Il has been found that he 10 dis.
qualified Sccautc OF his position with
| the English Government.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
DAILY AND HOPPER IN POLICE COURT.

has proved that: but to think should
be arrested for amply standing In tho
wings and asking Tiger. the biz hound.
not TO gnaw Dan Dniy>-~well. l can't
get over IT,
This Ii the frst time. To my knowi-
edge. that an Uncle Toms Cabin show
has met with dLsapproval by the re-
Iig.ous element. The book from which
(; was drama,izcd u popularity supposed
to have occasioncd tn. greatest social
reform o! the ages-the emancipation
of the slaves-and ye, Hopper and DAILY
and myself arc now under arrest for
participating in the drama.
Right across tho street last nigh, bar
tenders wore .coorinE of the .ro,h with
paper. cutters. and nothing sus said or
done; vet when We tried to save I'M
fortunate players from. the poorhonsc-
and Uncle Tom delivered one or the
migh;lest sermons OF all timeS--wci!.
here We are mixeI NJ with drlDks
tisorrl.rlSs. ssconG.story men and pick
pockets.
II may he funny. but |. heinz sleepy
and ne loser ~ mach valuable time
cant sce II in tina; i!ght.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
BODY ON TRACK;
MAY Be MURDER
Bra e m a n Evidently
Fell from Train, but
He Had Enemies.

Edward T. Purcell. twenty-five year
old. OF No. 81 Fourth street. Jersey
CIT. was found cut IN two a, o'doci
,his morning In the Pennsylvania Rail
road yards.
While IT Is believed that he fcll %!
n train. tie police Will make rigid
investigation. because he hGd numbcg
o. enemies.
Purcell was a brakeman on the road
James =. Boss. OF No. 90 Jersey ave.
,:wc. Iersey City. found the body.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
BY LEW FIELDS.

Surprsnnsd am. IN" very though;
tina; pr Wolf Hopper and Dan Daly arc
charged INT ar:irg gives M d, sour
taste " should tn,y ~, out Ike
cpmmoncr men? All they nave to do IL
20 use their s?cerhin.s.. They make
sounds. uaA der boobic laughter on,
loud. To arrest them for acting Is, a
crime OF the greatest magnl,udinousncss
They DO no, act, they depend on their
shapes and their voiccicrs-ness-ncss
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15

pretended power TO heal 1t never would
hay" atiaine! notoriety II. heaters col.
.cci their fees In advance. and I have
never heard OF any Of their so.caI.ed
churches doing one hi, OF humanlta ran
work among the por and the unfortun-
ate"
y resolution was passed by he mce.
!ng approving Or. i.awson's PAGER.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
INSPECTOR THOMPSON

/ simply ali my du,y The Jaw was
Violated No: won say wEr made
-te complaint out 'in H'npa.gt WIS
made ant -" matg ~ "rT".ts I'hats
al ,ir" "a H3ntt IF.r!ul7
Perhaps -. Dat ihnta f'r III Mas.
rate - decide
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
BY WILLIAM a. BRADY

YorXv.llc Police Court. no \. NJ.
I've been UP against some pretty hard
propositions when ! was trying TO make
money Tor myself, but this little Uncle
Tom" business. whc, | was trying 10
mako money for worthy charity.
heats. everything. thought things
weren't coming my way In Cincinnati
few weeks ago In the Jcffries. Rubin
cnatter. and they were not History
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-15
ELEVATOR FELL 5 STORIES.
Tw" Men Injured in Accident Dur
10 IIrcILin Ing of Rope.

Frederic. Leonard, ,wenty-n'nc year
old % 40 go East Ft.y-Grst street
and Joseph Martin iorty-thr"r. OF No
10; Thompson street. were injured 20
dag by the Or ak.ur "i the "ic"it 10
rope iu rhn building 81 S"h%ar,zschil'
x Sulzh'rGcr ut fur:y-nt,h trcct ans
Eist River. and ne .all Of ttr elevate
from Ii" rfth 'iuor tu III" ground
leonard has q irnctur" of IN" lett foo
aud Martin II frncturc ~ tn. right arm
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INJURED Hopper. and can prove 1t
by my wife"
And he had chocolate all over his
face said the Inspector.
II dlned at the Lambs Club last
night and had eclnires for dessert.
said Hopper.
The Magistrate laughed.
"I'll parole you all In the custody
OF your counsel for further examina.
ton Wednesday" he said.
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student. Form = Labor unio..

SYRACUSE. y. r.. April la labor
ua!on has been formed In Syracuse Uni.
vcrslty. II was organized TO iix ths
price Tor typewrit!ng done BY students
who arc working their way through col.
.eEc. II any student refuses % joih tbs
union and maintain rates he win b pro.
nouneed unfair. and plAcasdS eAnoIao.
versity bulldipGA - -
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KRUGER is SAFE.

AMSTERDAM. Apr! ls.-The report
cabled 10 the United stateS that an at
tempt had been made to assassinatc Mr..
Kruger Is purely imaginary.
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FRIENDS IN NEED, INDEED.

WEDER-Dcr Observation-Disclosures
of die offences ist not with Ms .
circunstantIal. aindt i'd.
ElELDS-RiRht you ,ns. and II dot
donned Hopper does not stay init
der chail we VIII get him orit rs
oursclvrs. ainjt u.
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R0USS is BETTER.
Merchant Has a Heavy Cold and
Must Stay a. Home.

At the home OF Mr.. Charles Broadway
Rouss. No. S3s Fifth avenue. II Is said
to.nay that he Is improving. lie has
merely = cold and will ROMAN at home
for day or two longer. but that he
has not boon seriously III Ct any time.