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TEACHERS.

Or. Talmage's new book. The Great
salt LAKE. Present and Past" should
he in the hands Of every educator. The
snount OF information Il contains re-
ia,,ne IN the great saline sea. makes II
an Invaluable work for reference or
study.
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Won Buelow Celebrates Birthday.

Berlin May i-Count Won Buelow
yesterday celebrated his ffty-second
'pu'hday quietly No one seems TO have
neard mat Emperor William sent the
imperial chancellor gift or a message
|of congratulations.
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SCORE.
Washington, o; Boston. 4.

Washington. May 3-The Washing
ton American LEAGUE team today won
the first game OF its series with Bos-
ton through good stick work In the first
and firth innings. Attendance, 1000.
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BUTTS OF BANNIGAN HEIRS.
'"O'e Against U. s. Rubber Co. Have
Been Settled.

mem ',Suehee' r. l., May Am agree
pendl,S "a oeen reached whereby all
en- ps. sulls between the heirs OF JOS
Rubhasa ',nlgsn, once president OF the
V0npine and the U. S, Rubber
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the
free to
or al dp
ssreddt wM be
MINT
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IN s,es roulard and waist silks csc

sale commences Tuesday morning
instead Of Monday as announced IN
advertisement Oh another page
AT WALKERS.
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Brooklyn. May 3-Today's game was
played in a gale which favored the
pitching Errors and passed balls gave
Brooklyn all their runs. Attendance,
1 S00
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ToDAY's GAMES

Baltimore al Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
Chicago at Milwaukee.
Cleveland at Detroit.
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lima. Peru. May A bright comet
, !. s'' bssn visible from here during the
"a ~ f,rty.eight hours 1t Is APPROACH
irg the western horizon
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SCORE.
Milwaukee, 3; Chicago, II.

Milwaukee, Wis, May i--Milwaukee
was easily beaten In the opening game
OF the American league season today,
Attendance, 1000
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BROOKLYN. 3; PHILADELPHIA. 1.

Batteries-Leever and O'Connor;
Hughes and Chance. Umplre-Emslie.
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RUSSIAN STUDENTS ARRESTED.
Five Hundred Houses Searched In
ST. Petersburg.

ST. Petersburg, May 4.--Many male
students. a number Of female students,
workingmen, liberal leaders, lawyers
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PIttsburg. 10; Chicago. O.

Pittsburg, Pa. May S.-The Chicago
National leagues played q patched.up
team today and the locals won easily.
Attendance, 1900.
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YEsTEhDAY's WINNERS.

The sport at Oakland yesterday was
marked by one OF the closest and most
exciting finishes OF the season, Y oc-
CURED in The last race at seven fur
longs. wnere Goldone won by neck
from Horton. who was a head In front
Of Donator, Handicap the favorte. was
beaten oniy nose for the show. Other
winners were Rainier Phil Crimmons,
Andratus. Gauntlet and Good Hope.
At St Louis fair grounds Helen
Print, Forte, Jim Seaman, Tulla Fon-
so. Miss Aubrey and Barbee.
At Newport; Dr. S. c. Ayres. st. Sid
ney. zanone Andy Williams, Miss Red
woods and Edna Garry.
At Worth, Ed Austin, Bengal HON.
age, Monos. Yama. Pirates Queen.
At Louisville; Fleuron. Miss Charlie
The Unknown, The Puritan. Onomas-
tus and Sarilla.
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MAKES
MORE DEMANDS.
8. Wants the kuIia Frontier
u" Rectded'
|,,rs STRIP OF TERRITORY
w.,,.ru Tnibet Concession
This u Ling Gold Wines south
Of the Amur'

Nav 4-"It is reported tha'
Ion'0"' .s made the following ue-
Ru'a,a D SAYS the Shanghai corres ! ,oa.,
|psn'' ,te standard, las eompensa''o"
r. c n refusal to sign 'ns ~'A
e. convention 49,, =, ,Oe frontier
lpsD Kulja and Russian territory :
ps'ssi' the cesson Of strip OF ,h, ,['' =
se'0nu =. ", western ThIbeti and third' q
S'0Ty u for working. the gold mines
4 IN MINISTER'S LEAVE PEKiN'
Il uoyg-A maiorIt. OF the ior.
rem, ministers will leave pekl n,,d h tSe
pm i snT The western hills 10 spen,al .nv
pee lo' taking with them miil, military
fumIs',; oy their protection. their ln'eh .
9uaTds w. IN come to Pekln Tor tne
,Non us'Hs, holding meetings ana at
l eng,ng 70 necessary business ! esaor mis-
v NIss .vs Al the reports received by ms
ION sa'' rom r% the provinces show the
'.1lslvn - he IN a deplorable state. DIS
|*toanu!! aOd intense hatred of foreigners
fonleIl' AND AND worse conditions than eX-
Iel'I s. S" the siege are threatened
.1so dsparture Of the troops ne p ',,.a
W. us siiIi he slgnalized by a massacre
tcles, WI Nv Christians. Those unable
~ zoe .d no, the facts and reporting
3 ~ I, s u.s. 10 their governments, says
f .i Crsn ARE as wilfully blind as
lisfore,'
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PHILADELPHIA. o; Baltimore, 4.

Philadelphia. Pa, May 3,-'rhe home
American league team played a faster
game than Baltimore and won by
punching hits. Attendance, 2,2Gl
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CONCERT Ar THE GRAND.
Benefit Entertainment Tuesday Night
by Mrs. A. c. Plummer.

Mrs. Annie Cclburn Plummer VIII
render the following musical program
al the Grand Theater next Tuesday
night for the benefit OF the Ladies Aid
association Of the First NJ. L. church;
PART |.
My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice
Samson and Delilah' Saint-saens
one Spring Morning ....u......N evin
Judith--Scene and Aria ....Concone
(a) Cradle Song. you and r."
........ ,..,,.. ,....,.,, Lehman
Oh Irish Folk Song from Pierre
and his People" ..,.,.....,.,.Fo ote
(c) When Love Is Done..".-.F Lynes
The Garden OF Sleep .,.. ".".DeLara
PART II.
Spring Song ... q. 90. .,....,,.,O. Wen
(a) The Morse Malden's Lament"
........ ..... 90. ..,,.,...,.,H ecksher
% open Thou, Ny Love, Thy
Blue Eyes o. .. . ..-- Massenet
Elizabeth's Prayer-'Tannahuser'
..,.....,.. ,..,, .'.''. .'...., wagner
(a) Monotone CO." o., ..., Cornelius
(b) Scotch Song-"Tm Wearing
Ava ..., .,.... ..,.,.,......FoOte
The Flag Without a Stain. c. A. White
The concert viii begin at $50,
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Detroit. q; Cleveland, 3.

Detroit. Mich, May a. slever kept
the hits well scattered today and aided
by the snappy fielding behind him, won
the first game played this season with
Cleveland. Attendance. $500.
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SCORE.
Philadelphia
New York, =: Boston 4.

Boston, May 3.-Today's National
league game was a pitchers battle In
which Matthewson excelled. Lowe
scored Bostons only run. Attendance,
1900.
SCORE.
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Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Chicago at Plttsbufg.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Alaska forum., 1901-04-18

MT. Laherty and partner are cut ting logs about one mile up Big Min0ok.
Alaska forum., 1901-04-18

EDITORIAL L.
 The sending of petition to Ot- taWa, by the banks and leading companies, praying that the gamb lers and their ilk be allowed to carry on their practices i'll Dawson, is unique. It goes to show how far capital will fraternze with crime and criminals for the sake of the filthy lucre.
 X woman in Mount Vernon. Washington, recently shot and kill ed her husband, while the latter was as'cep. The defense her law yers will submit is, that the mur- der was tue result of an unhinged mind from reading Marie Corellis novel, 'Thelma'.
 The register and receiver of our lhcal Land\?) office have rubbed noses and made up. The vast and important business being done at this opera bouffe office can now pro- ceed without further hair pulling.
 The reform in progress at Daw- son will no doubt force a great number of tue sporting fraternity over the line. The representatives of tue law will tell them to move on.
Alaska forum., 1901-04-18
Alaska Forum, Apr. IS, 1901.

code, making drunkenness punish able by fine, imprisonment, or both It Is needed badly ill Rampant
 MINES AND MINERS.
 Ruby creek will be the scene of great activity the coming summer. Nearly every claim will be employ ing their full quota of men and ei ther be shoveling i'll or ground sluicing. Fluger on s above has a large quantity of lumber placed on the claim preparatory for summer work. He has throughly prospect ed his ground and traced his pay. During the past winter he has got pans running as high as $27.
 Burnett is working Oil 5 above.
 Brown on IS above has succeed~ ed i'll getting good pay.
 Daily and Johnson on 7 above have got some good ground and will work it this summer.
 Slack and Johnson on 5 below have secured 800 feet of canvas hose which they will use to carry sluice head into their boxes.
 Wally and Mike I>abosky on dis covery are sledding out lumber for fumes and sluice boxes.
 Every claim owner on Ruby in- tends to employ all the men they can work. It is anticipated that men will be scarce and no doubt idle men coming down river from Eagle and Circle will frd employ ment at Rampant.
Alaska forum., 1901-04-18
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
 Receiver w. R. Edwards paid the FORUM office a visit last week. He states that Register McCann and himself are now fast friends. They are doubtieSsly trying to find some way whereby they may draw some salary.
 Agent Liebes of the A. E. Co. returned from a ten days hunting trip mp Squaw creek last week. He had such a good time he left two days l; for two weeks to the Eureka district.
 MesSrs. Belden, Russ, Hiatt and Sunberg left for Mike Hess creek to cut logs for the Tanana market.
 Clint Dumire, Billy Haley all l the wild Russian leave ill a few days for Marshal creek. Thev will endeavor to get out 600 saW,t gs which they cut last year and were unable to float into the Yukon it that time, on account of low water. They will dispose of the logs at Panama.
 Bishop Rowe and Lieut.. Dick man left for Panama last Thursday afternoon.
 Wanted. Good miners, for sum- mer work on lays on Big AIinook and mouth of Slate creek. Man to take full charge of A. b.m. lay men. Apply Mrs. Myers.
 Yukon Order Of Pioneers meets every first Saturday in each month. Miners Mutual Protective Association
The evening world., 1901-03-16
RACE PREJUDICE
NAY KILL Man.
Spaniard HeIdforCaus-
ing a Greek to Drink
Concentrated Lye.

James Roher. a young Spaninri. en-
rloyc>i on the Mallory liner Alamo. was
to-day committed to Ludlow Street JAN
by Commissioner Shields 10 await exam
nation Monday on the charge OF having
intentionally poisoned George Steiner.
one OF the nrsmen on the steamship.
With a dosr OF concentrated I've while
the vessel sas on IN. high seas on
March IL
Steiner Is at tn" Hudson Stree, Hospi-
al. and 1t Is feared h. will &c, lie -
a Greek. and all the other men, .nclud-
Ing Rober. employed IN the engineers
department on the Vessel are 6pan!a rds.
On the last 'lip many OF the men
showed their dislike for him. When
he vessel was south Of iIattcrns Thurs
iay steiner drank what he supposed
.as II ppr-inSrr ~ coffee. hut soon AZ
:crward he found himself burning up
Ia side. Hn.i then discovered that ne had
drunk the poisonous Is. Tn. fireman
was given lInsccd oil watch relieved n ;
Internal gains somcHha; and KEEP; him
alive unit! the vessel reached this por,
last evening.
Capt INK ascertitned that the lyc had
been ir! In the tin norrinRer by young
iob~r The latter denied that he had
purposely prepared the dose for Steiner.
who had previously been suspected OF
drinking his ass tciates' coffee whenever
he cot the chance
The evening world., 1901-03-16
RUSSIANS FORCE
BRITISH BACK.
After Taking Peking.
Siding They Hold
Position Occupied.

PARIs. March i6-Thc Russian troops
arc declared IN possession OF tho rail-
way sidin: Al Picking. the British hay.
~
Gen barrow. "ho had command OF
the HriiiSh at the point over which the
d!SpJt" arose. haa received reinforce
nc,t,. ,nL src.nci ,.,dv r. nyh,
vFn. -
"" "'e h"'S4ihs ICON 'he assFsa-
'iN" harrow hcsttgtcd TO act IL The alb
s-'nC' ~ direct instructions from Gen.
Gas.ioe VINO i In supreme cor-,,nI
ana ,v.b,, .-,,tiJ ~, t,a t,nrha, 80 -
~ W." ,"'n 10Y DC Ic"Cheu ioT 1.decA
AFRO" therefore ypfsuLleh sir Ernest
King ana taat u,ncluI 1Lyis,d a moi.
- ,,,,,.
'''' cfse.
The Russians were fully prepared for
an encounter AMI advanced with loaded
The evening world., 1901-03-16
MINERS TALK OF
A BIC STRIKE.
Coal BarOns Failed to
Meet Them and
Action Taken.

liAILETON. Pa. March ls.-Sot or
Of the presidents Of the nine coA!-carry
!ns railroads came here to-day In :e
sporsc to President Mitcheus Telegram
seat gu, last ni=ht demanding their pres
encc AT a Joint conference here to-day
The miners ar. angry cver what they
rrgar,, a. n slight and threaten, to tie ny
al. the mines II the coal harons do no,
meet them. AZ their session to-day
thcy adopted this resolution:
We author!z" our National president.
NatlOni! Executive Board and Officers
p~tr.sis one. Seven ana Sine TO ne
sotiate. II possible. for joint confer
.nco %! miners AMI operators between
thls date and Aprl l. 1901.
In IN. event OF their failure to secure
! Join, conference they may, BY ma
iui-;y vote decide the policy OF our
movement even II II Is necessary TO re-
sort 10 a suspension o! work TO force
the justice due us as producers o! wealth
amy equal with our employers
=, motion Wis then made, and unani-
nously agreed to. that all anthracite
miners would respond 10 a cal! fo- u SUI
tension o. work should the executive
1i!.tt al. {" arrange 4 meeting with
l,, f-lEDatcs
The evening world., 1901-03-16
KILLED
HORSE TO
SAVE WOMAN
Driver Of Fire Truck
Had a Moment to
Choose a Victim.

In order TO save one OF three women
from possible death Driver Edward
Eca!y was forced To-Day 10 turn one OF
MS horses into an IL pillar. The horse
broke his back and had 10 be shot.
Tho accident va. primarily due to tho
system OF the Brooklyn RapiI Transit
Company in using the streets as trans
Yer stations,
Tao ncc!dcn, happened a, cour; street
and City Hall.
Three women were getting transfers
when Engine i06 came dashins along
from Pierrepou; street. KeaIy was
driving three horses. Tom. Jerry and
Dick.
The women were oanic.stricien. Ono
stepped directly in the path Of tho
horses. kcaly had but momen: to
decide. He jerked the ahree to the
right and Dick crashed into the ~.
pillar. falling over and breaking his
back.
kealy was thrown from hi, seat. but
escaped injury.
Four years ago kealy was forced to
drive Dick into the same pillar TO avoid
killing a woman. bu: the horse then
escaped ser!ous injury.
The evening world., 1901-03-16


MI jennie H. ii'hfc VIE 'i me
s''l~Mi ''tt"t2 MANI
~ 'HmHhiN 1" .'HS MAINS
"Hor:. 20 tina her nNo-ycA'- IN a-n
ic: inIda. VINO. l. a rInimr. ~as :
napurd frun .h ten rB"E. W! u, n
!nr!-Asto,.H Hntrl H. the ai
:lihcr. Ms Hodges tprmGr NUanRu
uic,..i,.g ur,,v.Il a, ubI.,trf.,,,is
$780, -
Mfs, h""2' otl.''t' 'h'l 'hlN"'
ALREADY On his NY % his home
C;.ru4utpwr y.ts tho ,h!li.
S.nt" Their -9rr"' AEe yeats
Ma..cIi mas frequently viE.tcl
u,d-, irving mo sFy .. ts. nos -.
ION OF vetti'n N'.tA1.t 'hi'F' ~A' A''
lie expect, her "a E.,c ~ these pap,f-
., s,..,,-o ~. ri,yd
,,, -. a'' r''.''
ms latest WISH hi"f tnc pApcfa VIZ
yesterday afternoon. lie was yerg
fti.ua,y ana Invited Mrs lIodr" AL
Ii, v.aI,
"'H"" 20 ''h. "" az W.
Astoria. Mrs. itodge dcecpi"d ana We"
20 the public tea room AZ iarp
.,..d r,,.,i .b.,,t.,t ana,
-
zane ~ rack ~ nc coTFlip'
While sitting AT "A table Mrs, iiQl
though. IN, sIw a friend nasslng n %!
cnr-I5n - ~. - ,b,r
.,,i.,,. e., ~ H., ,-,.,.,l
minute. she 'aiied TO ma INC ''''"'
an - III
The evening world., 1901-03-16
G. II. 1ACkAY'S
BABY GIRLS
NARROW ESCAPE IN
SMASH.UP.

The infant daughter or Mrs. Clar"n"c
Mackay. In the arms q he nurse, Mis-
Zoorn, figured in n rer.lous Co'lisior nd
runaway In Madison Square at noon 20
day.
The bale whic,, Is twelve n,onshs old.
was being taken out for an airing In a
hanson rah. The driver. Joan MsDcs-
mott. swung tn. vehicle into Fitth ave
nue. from Twcnty-sixih street Headed
for Madison Square \; 70? speed WINS
cab driven by Charles Olsen. ~ No. ~
East Fi:,y-;hird street. Before he could
check UP his horse. he ran FULL I'll; Into
the Mackay hanson.
CiScn's cal saan pierced the body o.
McE,.mo;;'s horse. killing 1t almost In
s,in.!y. In the death struggle. the
horse carcened the cab. and nurse and
i..Int were In Imminent danger OF being
ta,nwn into the street
Miss Zoorn screamed for aid and
Bicycle Policeman Eugene Casey. who
was riding down Fifth avenue. and who
saw n. accident. reached the spo; JUST
at that time. \; a glance he took In the
situation.
Jus; as he reached the side Of the cab
the ANNA! staggered and fell CASEY
"a" lie was unable 10 rise, ard In "a
instant had the door OF the cab wrenth
cd on. had lifted the babe on: and rs
be held It on one arm. threw the 9TH
about Miss Zoorn and lifted her IN sac
~ 20 the street.
He carried them across the street
the southwest corner OF fifth aygaC,
and Tacniy.stxtn street where !s
Off1cc Of the Mobile t'oun,ny Al ~
The evening world., 1901-03-16
TREASURY CLERK ROBBED.
Thief Picked ~. Pocket 81 81. 900
In U"xistrrrd Nnil

PHILADELPHIA. March ls-Mc,.
senser Dongherty. Of the United s,a:.r
Su5-T'easury. was ROBBED In the cor
ridor OF the post.ofiice to.da, Of regis.
tered mall, believed to contain over
600.
DousheF,y received the letters from
NJ registry clerk In the post-oiiicc and
0caced them In his ovcrcoat pocket;
eas he was removing general mail from
the box In the corridor. u pickpockc,
distracted the registered mail from hi.
ovcrSoat. The THE, escaped.
The evening world., 1901-03-16
HOW THE DUEL WAS FOUGHT.

Accompanying Count Bonn he Caolnnc were - seconds the
noted ,ucll automobiles the Com dc Dion and NJ Castor
Jolivc journalist Of rcpu,c and With NJ frrmnd DC
Rodavs NJ Icrivicr and VI. lre-'at and surgeon
On arriving at the SPOT, which will be famous in the
mails Partisan c- NJ De loy orrcous vsa'tcd count
oni Casclanc who returned the urgtion and dig
nicl manner Then the Count who know he to face the mos,
expert pistol hand France turned TO NJ Castor JoIN and ad
lnughingy:
"This is great day for France Ny friends the banquet
last night did not seem however, be ar, OF the outcome
The two men laughed pleasantly and chatting lightly
tcontn ued ons Second
The evening world., 1901-03-16

Count oni dc Castcllnnc is the hereof the Boncvartss II" i
being toasted in ainhc every cafe Paris. For he won
the famous duel this which has all III" world cNloc'an
he slapped NJ dc oay- hirytyc times III thirty
seconds for limiting Figaro that he traitor
But VI. De olav- may die Count oni bullet hit him IN
the right thigh and tin, surgeons had all they could do stop the
cmorrlgc lie critical condition, and III" political results
Republican leader death the hand, oya'st would be
far, reaching
The duel fought the hcyclc track OF the Park de-
Princes lust outside Paris o'clock this afternoon The pn
cpas and their seconds arrived there ~ from opposite drec
The evening world., 1901-03-16
BOY DRUNK AND DEAD.
Only Five Years OLA. nnd Cor"nrr
VIII InS~.ttRntr.

John Rapp. Nv. years old. Of No. 33'
E,a.; Nin-ticih street, was reported TO
the Boar! Of Health this afternoon to
havc died OF intOxication and gnstro-
.ntriis
The case was reported by D-. Clarence
{; CLARK. No. n. East Eighty ninth
st.e.t. 'l'hc Board ., Health refused 10
rec x" I . 60 { iCtr ~ referred the
III - s"nrf
The evening world., 1901-03-16
PARIS. March lG-S p.

PARIS March lG-S +. NJ
Countess de Castcllanr Anna Could tainted this afternoon
when she heard Count oi had .ho de Rodav in the duel at
Pnr dos Princes. She had been wrought up high pch by inc
knowledge that her husband the expert pistol shot III
France
There affecting wlcn Bonn and his father the
Marquis dc can called upon her tins evening Il no secret
in Paris that they the devoted o couples.
The evening world., 1901-03-16
MANGLED ON BETTING.
Engineer WINS whirIrd to Death
In Factory.

AMSTERDAM. y. T.. March H. Dc.
1vitt r.mpi". an engineer at Robinson
.,rss ft-.ory IN Gloversv!llc, wan killed
,o-lay by being whirlci around gh4t
neatly one hundred times. his head
striking the floor with each revolution
OF IN, pulley.
Emp.c tried 10 kick a belt from a
pulley and his shoe caugh; In tho
leather.
The evening world., 1901-03-16

In February. lslJ Mrs Hodge Was mar.
ri.d 20 G. r. ". Holg". wh3 holds a re-:
amaS p2Th sS eG 2 ga sepic NJ
Hs. lGu save rot % cu .ly.u- ,"7r,l' r
since,
Mr. Hodge told r.portc- for The
r..cata- world rhtE morn ne tGht he
know nothing whatever about the afai-
and hat h. Hid not ku0" whcr" mis- wifc
"rs living. aH ne had not seen her re-
,ur.hc-.
The evening world., 1901-03-16
"B|LL WILL PASS PLAT.
Boss Rciterntes Faith In Police
Mensure's Success.

"a PolEc bill Will be introduced" de-
clarcd Senator Plat to-day.
And II Will pass added the boss wi h
a tone VI conviction and defiance. Plat.
now that the sanSc. Incident Is closed.
10 back from Washington TO devote a!
bis tine to State police legislation. He
had a conference on the subject with
his son. Frank Plat. and hiber; q.
Boardmnn. ana later In the day take !
with eS.Justice ". y, Cohen and Just &c
". w. Goodrich. Of the Second Appellate
Division.
Convenient Travelling Facilities.
West IA ST. station q. the Fsnnsy!rAnia Rail.
Fosd Is centrally located sni easily reached b.,
ssb or car. SO
The evening world., 1901-03-16

WILLIAMSON. W Va March H.
Eisnt huuIreI miners employed In tho
Lfak Fork ~ Logan mines struck 10.
day. The ,r1I5.e Is thought 10 be en-.
tlreiy .OSA..
The evening world., 1901-03-16
FIREWORKS EXPLODE; TWO HURT.

fehD dropped receptacle containing Snpowtcr .h
brooklyn. DavLs
badly Injured by tho explosion.
The evening world., 1901-03-16
REPUBLICAN CHOICE FILED.
{. u. Page and ". J. Dad. ~. Flee
tIOn commandments

Waiter u. Atterbury and George r.
Manchester. representing the Rcpubll-
can County COMMITTEES OF Kings and
New York Counties respectively wen,
20 The Mayors o1icc to-day and Med
certificates regarding ,h,Ir selections FOR
Commissioners OF Elections.
The County Committee OF New York
named Charles u. Page. OF No 13t West
F,!iy-s!Sth street. AZ Its selection. The
KINKS County organization selected
Michael J. Dahy.
The evening world., 1901-03-16
LATE AFTERNOON FIRE DOWNTOWN.

s- l1-a- ~ oay.A n' lr-aooa 5 > aro "a
81 Nl2 The ntse quar-
shippe aayoring
hundred dollars
The evening world., 1901-03-16
Troop. M Tor south Africn.

LONDON. March l6,-Searly 800
troops sailed from Southampton to-day
for South Africa,
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Tor muscle n9r.stg. arl.i workers.. any ono
arS.d or se,fy. BAi.LhSIiSE's INDIA rALs
BRowS grn;T ~ OLD BURTON. ''.
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T~nns,ivnnia railroads Triple
Terminate.
Foo. u West 23i St. Debrcss, - and C'''-
.srE, 81 t'auvrH.f-t N all s,etons % Ia,
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CasteIIane Hit His Man. the Duel
Taking Place in Pare DIES
Princes.
Figaro Editor Was Severely Wounded and BIed
FurousIy-Countess de CasteIane
Much Worried.

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