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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

WONDERFUL. AnrfHer duet which ey-
hibited the beauty Of her voice was
Long Live Our Beauteous @ uesn,-
The part OF King Ahasuerus did not
give as much opportunity. perhaps.
for dramatic action, as some OF the
other characters. Outside of the
singing. the king doesn't have much
to do but look dignified and accept
the adulation OF those about him. He
did 1t as II to the manner born last
night.
Haman. (Mr. Hussy) now, was thor
ongh-paocd villain, who suited the
| action to the word and the word to the
action This character was one of
the most difficult in the cast. Mr.
Hussy succeeded in portraying the
conflicting emotions admirably. His
finest work was done in the last scene,
Farewell. the hour has come"
Mordecai tDr. McCanna) did excel
lent work In the character OF this ia
nous Jew. 80 greatly humbled, to be
later. SO greatly exalted. The solo
work in act ii. was particularly fine
The duet with Esther 60 thou unto
| the king and the solo ITO Thee, o.
Lord" were the two which the writer
OF this article most enjoyed. OF
| course. there WIS the triumphal pro.
cessIon---that must not be omitted.
The burro was all right and much
alive.
Miss Pearl Pendleton, as Zeresh.
Haman's wife, contributed much to
the enjoyment OF the audience. She
has very sympathetic voice and In
the last scene excelled herself In
that Farewell" like Mr.. Hussy, she
seemed to be the character itself.
Mrs. Slough as the Prophecies sang
a very high range, the tones being
| very sweet Her costume was unique
and very becoming.
As Mordecai's sister Miss Ollie
Snyder looked charming. Her solo
and duet with Mordecai We're. very
pretty.
We must not forget the dance OF the
maidens. This was lovcly-the move.
ments were grace pcrsonified The
chorus was enoored.
There was the most horrible look
Ing begsar there last night. clothed In
sackcloth, and using n young sapIing
for stan. But he could sing--thc au.
dienco called him back twice. 1t was
Mr.. Henderson, that is 1t said so on
the programme. That was one Of
the cases where you conldnt judge
| by appearances.
The princesses and the queens
| ,.t. t.i.,,
was some graceful posuring; the
songs were lovely and the costumes
charming. The parts of the Scribe,
Herald Hegai and Harbonah were all
well done.
| Some of the scenes were ablazc with
color. The costumes had all been
planned to give the most pleasing ef-
feet to the eye. One scene in par
ticular was most picturesque. In
that the king. gorgeous in crimson
and gold. is seated with his court
around him. At his feet sat his two
tiny cupbearers, Willie Chapman and
Louis Jakway. Two guards In blue
and silver stand behind him. Flow
cr-wreathed maldens and mon In gay
apparel are on either side. Then,
preceded by her maidens Esther
makes her appearance in white and
gold. with n crimson oyerdress, the
edges of the long train held up by
two small pages, Sadie Sullivan and
Ruth lockwood. The little girls
were charming In white and blue,
and very graceful. Indeed the chill
drcn deserve high praise.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07
Pneumonia Can pc Prevented.

This disease always results from
cold or an attack of the grip and may
be prevented by the timely use OF
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. That
remedy was extensively used during
the epidemic of La Grippe of the past
few years. and not single case has
ever been reported that did not re-
cover or that resulted in pneumonia.
which shows it to be certain pre-
ventative for that disease. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy has gained
a world wide reputation for its cures
of colds and grip. For sale by j. L..
Parsons, Druggist
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07
Presidential Nominations.

WASHINGTON. March 7.~-Tho
president yesterday sent 10 the sen
ate the name OF Robert $. Mccormick
OF Illinois to be minister to Austria.
Frank w. Jackson OF Pennsylvania to
be consul ut Patrias, Greece. and Cap
tain Crowninshield to be rear nd
m!ral and chief OF the navigation bu-
rean. Also "A number of minor naval
Ofncers We're promoted one or more
points.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07
Didn't Marry for Money.

The Boston man who lately married
sickly rich young woman is happy
now, for he got DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, which restored her to perfect
health Infallible for jaundice, bilious
ness, malaria. fever and ague and all
liver and stomach troubles. Gentle
but effective. Only 25 cents at G. E.
Tiffany, Jr.,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

Kisagetcum IS absolutely the best
/ hair tonic. Guaranteed to remove
dandruff and invigorate and prevent
hair from falling out. Try 1t and be
convinced. At Wesley Helms barber
shop.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07
ON THE SIDE.

Observations Of Spectator at the
Show Last Night.
That burro made perfect ass OF
himself
DIR. Hin is, or should be, as happy
as king,
Esther. the queen, acted her part
well.
Mrs. Slough never did better.
Mordecai and his sister made a
pretty picture in their duet, especial
ly the sister.
The boys were heard to remark
that the troupe had gone back to the
days of the vestal virgins.
but they we're thankful that the law
forbidding them to marry could not be
enforced. They were simply beauti-
full In their dance.
All the kings horses and all the
kings men.
Couldn't pick up that burro again.
DIR, MoCANNA.
The king said to Mordecai, Ride.
The burro said to Mordecal. Slide.
Say, Doe. that kid says II you want
his burro again tonight you must have
the slivers planed off the floor of the
stage.
Motto of the kings guards: when
you see good thing. push 1t along.
One OF the finest scenes In the play
was during that duet between Hnman
and his wife. Farewell, My Love.
was good.
Masters Willie Chapman and PAU
Jakway were ideal pages, They look
cd as II they had stepped down from
an oldfashioned picture.
Scotty Henderson never disappoints
MS. Last nights makeup was the
sure enough beggar of the days Of
Queen Esther: He was called back.
OF course.
Was ever a queen attended by fair
err maids OF honorg Their devotion to
their sovereign was realistic, while
little Ruth lockwood and Sadie Sulli-
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07
ivan made the court scene complete

The duet between Mesdames James
ana McElrey was a good number. The
ladies looked like young girls.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

o. p. Frary returned last night
from Denver and eastern state points.
Reports an enjoyable visit.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

From Wednesdays Daily.
Miss Lydia Gibbs has gone to Tel.
laride for two weeks. She Is visiting
relatives.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

NJ. Tierney, scaveuger. Mail orr rs
promptly attended to at reasonable
prices.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

Ferd Stollsteimer departed foi
Denver this morning on business. He
Will return Saturday night.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

Republicans. make up your minds
TO nominate strong candidates.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

F. R. Graham. the hardware dealer,
directs your attention to some OF the
goods and implements, which he pur-
chases In car lots.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

Mrs. Slough never did better.
Mordecai and his sister made a
pretty picture in their duet, especial
ly the sister.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

The Ball & Harris machine works
will soon be In operation. The old
light building has been thoroughly re.
modelled to accommodate the new en-
terprise.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

Mr. and Mrs. O'keefe are occupy
Ing their residence on Third avenue
once more, where Mrs O'Keefc will
be ut home to her friends. =.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hosklnson
Will occupy the Larsh residence this
summer during the absence or Mrs.
1.arsh,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

George Sponsel was In from Dix
yesterday. He suggests that the
commissioners send a man over the
roads Of the western part OF the coun-
~ TO open up the food gates and thus
prevent washouts of roadbeds.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

Was ever queen attended by fair
err maids OF honorg Their devotion to
their sovereign was realistic, while
little Ruth lockwood and Sadie Sulli-
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

Esther. the queen. acted her part
well.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

Observations Of a Spectator at the
Show Last Night.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

Dave Ramsay expects to go to Sll.
verton In couple of weeks and
start work ON Mr.. Benson's new build
Ing. II VIII be fourstory brick
providing brick can be obtained Mt y
reasonable price. otherwise IT Will be
frame. =.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

The w c. T. U, people have called
a mass meeting ut the court house
Tor tomorrow evening. to which all
are Invited.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

Dr. Hill is, or should be, as happy
as a king,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

Godfrey & Co. icssees OF the Du
range foundry and machine plant, are
making preparations for doing greater
work In both the machinery and cast
ing departments. They report n good
business for the usually dun month OF
January.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

The morning pnper-that sheet of
such wonderful enterprise. the shce:
that had so much to say because The
Horald was delayed by accident. man.
aged to get ont before noon today.
As usual. missed all the outside mails
even rural delivery. Pretty soon
II viii be nm evening paper.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

Tho auction sales Mt Frcund's only
include the Jewelry portion Of the
stock. In order to make room for
sporting goods.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

The Round Dozen club met at the
home of Mrs. George Weaver last eve.
ming. During the early part Of the
evening the ladies played cards. La.
ter. games OF various kinds proved
very entertaining. Delicious refresh
mcnts were served.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

That burro made perfect ass OF
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-07

Ben Russell Ii down from Silycrton
on business. a mining case In which
he is interested Will be heard tomor-
row morning at the court house. Mr..
Russell Will probably return on the
afternoon train tomorrow. He re-
ports Silverton more iiourishing than
ever.
The evening world., 1901-08-19
MORE STEEL
MILLS RESUME.

PITTSBURG. Aug. 10. The steel
managers made another gain over
the strikers to-day when two more
mills At the Painter plant were put IN
motion. the total number Of mills in
operation In tina, property now being
four. They claim tina, sevcra! OF their
old men have broken from the strikers
and returned to their places.
The strikers still assert that the prop
erty Is helpless and tina; the work be-
ing done IN I; ls not hurting their cause.
The steel mill at Monesscn was not
started this morning. out the steel man
ayers say tina; It Will be before night.
There was some excitement among the
strikers when they learned that a paSty
OK strike-breakers had been spirited In
to the place. They have increased their
vigilance TO prevent another surprise.
The steel managers also scored at the
Clark mill In this city to-day. They
succeeded In starting the l0-!nch mill
with a full creS OF skilled men. and
with the exception Of the small s.inch
mill have every mill in the plant work.
ing.
There was no break IN the forces At
the Lower Union mill or at any OF the
Carnegie properties to-day. The strik-
crs maintain that they have secured
many men in all OF the plants In Ques-
lion and that In due ti:ne they with be
allied out.
The evening world., 1901-08-19

The married life In the new home ~:
the young couple was no. happy. The
doctor was wrapped IN in his business
and his wife was lonesome. In time she
became acquainted with Miss Waters.
who had come from fonkers and es.ab-
i!shed a real estate Office.
Miss Walters Is nearly forty years old.
aggressive and II is said. rather nascu-
line In her manner. She was quite sue
eessfni AS real eS,h,s agent ; and was
She was President Of the Ladies' Lit
erary Society. the membership OF which
INCLUDED in,n; he ne., women Of the con- IN.
Methodist Church. where Mrs. simmons
i, va. not long before she affection
entertained by Miss Walters for Miss
long street-car rides together. their
arms about each others waists.
Husband Was Last 10 Learn.
Mo,ormen. conductors and policemen
Sossiped ahou, them. Eventually the
relations between the Two women be-
came subjec, OF town talk. Al last II
came TO the ears OF pr. Simmons. ,.
He had determine! 10 leave his w':c
last December. but: upon the advice OF
the pastor OF his church. he decided to
endcavor by attention and love 10 break
up the alleged ;n.Imncy .Es between his
WAS unsuccessful.
So secure hold had Miss Walters
gotten on Mrs simmons that In June
Or. Simmons was compelled 20 send his
mother away and take In the real estate
agent to his home a. his wi!c's com
pan.on.
Miss Walter. was the virtual boss OF
the house. When DR.. simmons went TO
baltimore TO attend the graduation es;
ercises Of the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons this summer his wife and Miss
The evening world., 1901-08-19
Wronged Wife Confronts
Cortright and Lillian
feIsted,
PAIR TAKEN TO COURT.
Man Refuses to Say Which Woman
Is First in His AZ
fections.

Alvin II Cor'rght. o. R5s,on and
Lillian Rcll Fols'cd who sIonci from
Boston on Sept : lc,a a.-e ,akcn from
Jersey city 20 Rayonne this morning
FOR arrairnment
Mrs J + culver went to Jersey City
las, night and saw her daughter. After
ward she and Miss Fcis,eh. cort-ish,' :
wife. and Mr.. Culver. the s'ep:athsr ~
Miss Fcis,cd who lives In New Haven.
had talk together at Fnlirc He,dGuar-
tors
Mrs. Cor,rirhr on Scc,nS her husband
said nrdiinS toward Mis- Fcis;cd: DO
YOU ioyo her better than you love mo =.
u wont answer taat." replied cort-
rish,. "bu; ! VIII ,py ;h,; love her
and would mar:N her IN ave m, ,nures '-
cor'-icN, was polite tnN"rd his vie,
and bowed 20 no. whcn She entered the
chiefs of'ic.
when tho party started to take the
The evening world., 1901-08-19
TROLLEY CAR
KILLED COP.
JOHN MEAGHER RUN DOWN
ON THIRD AVENUE.
pired In bellevue Hospital
from Ills Hurts.

Policeman John McaSher. OF the
steamboat squad. who wa. taken to
Bcllcyu. Hospital suffering from laccr-
atcd scalp and con;usions. died at 9.3o
\. VI. to-day from his injuries
McaIhcr was crossing the Third ave-
nue trolley car tracks a; For,icth stree,
n, J O'Clock this morning. when nc was
struck by n car and knocked into the
gutter. He had stepped from behind
.ou;hbound car directly In the path
OF nor,hbound car which was go!ng
at a rapid rate.
Richard Green. OF No. 1909 Madison
avenue. the motorman. was arrested and
locked up In the East Thi-ty-nfth stree;
station.
The evening world., 1901-08-19

Walters wen; with him. and he Sas
compelled TO -ecur. separate apartments
for them At the Hotel Jefferson. wher"
ne stopped.
on his return he appealed to Miss
waIters's brother. hotel clerk in this
city. to fore. his sister to part from
Mrs. simmons. The brother MAS sent
a bout his business In hurry.
ls-d Her Niece n. ~ Dcc",.
About four weeks ago sa!i Or.
Simmons to-day. matters reached an
acut. stage Miss Walters sent her
compromise me.
'.Thc attempt was unsuccessful. and
the young woman confessed to me the
!nwar!ne-s OF the whole oiot. Tien Miss
Intimidation. secured the affidavit, Of
The daughter Of respectable, citizen
o. the v.llage-an affidavit which. II
true. would have furnished grounds :nr
divorce The girl who made the am.
davi;-.he Is l!:tie more than child
has confessed TO the fal.!ty o! Il, New
cr;hele.s. on the strength Of this ai!lda-
vii my wife 3egnn divorce proceedings
Il drove Mis-. Walters from my home
last Monday, My wife followed her.
Thev returned in my absence and took
piano and all OF the silver under.
stand they have nm establishment In
Or" Hundred and Thir;y-cign'h street.
ne1- Alexander avenue
Miss wnItrrs serves the Papers.
Miss Walters served the divorce pa.
pers on me in person. In securing the
falls" affidavit, from the little girl she
was VA guilt Of .nnorna,i?n OF perjury
II have retained George l.. Lewis and
ex-J,idgc !. S. LAmorcanN 70 fight the
rui, hrouEh, by my vile
"I shnII also bring n counter
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suit. nnminE Mis-. Walter. ms co
rcsnOntlCnt

frspphucnt.
II, /, he possible I intend TO prosecute
both women tor setting the trap with
When Dr S!mmora had trouble with
Miss Walters and his wife ahou; week
ago. IL l. said by tn. police ~ the Vest
:hes'"r station that revoivers were
drawn.
\ telephone request TO send an ofilccr
to Or. Simmons'- hous" %as received at
the station, hut when the policeman
reached tn. house the TWO women mad
gone.
Miss wal,crs's name has been dropped
from the membership rolls ~ the La.
dies Literary Society, her real estate
Office In Main street n closed and tar
and feathers await her rcappearance In
No trace could be found OF Miss Wni.
ters or Mrs. Simmons today. When
they lcf, W's;chcsier they. made In
renious plans TO avoid pursuit. and sue
cslvcs a, the Bronx River Bridge,
They contracted with Mnginniss broth
crs. a firm OF Westchcst.r movers. to
take furniture from Or simmons $
hou.~ to, a destination they would not
disclose.
I'VE will pay you we'll" said Miss
Walters TO one OF the M,g!nnsses, 'on
condition that when you reach the
Bronx River Bridge your driver and as
sis,nnis shall turn over the van 10 men
This plan was agreed To. When the
van reached the Bronx River Bridge
Miss Walters with several men wa~
there to meet II. The regular MaSin-
Miss hands turned the van over to tho
newcomers. who irov" away. They rn-
turned later In tae day with the empty
van. I, IL not known who these
strangers were.
The evening world., 1901-08-19
Return from Germany
And the tuberculosis Congress OF
Or. Edward Koch.

Dr. Robert Koch. Dr. Edward Koch
He was met at the steamer last
Monday by several newspaper men,
doctors and scientists.
In speaking OF the Congress he re-
marked that one OF the principal sub
jccts OF discussions was how to apply
the treatment. most OF the members
favoring inhalation by the Koch
method. as no bad results are ever
experienced thercfrom. and by giving
It In attenuatcd doses. which Or.
Robert Koch has lately recommended.
most OF the cases OF Consumption
and Asthma can be cured when the
oily vapors are brcathed directly into
the air pipes OF the lungs.
DR.. Edward Koch spent much OF his
time while In Berlin at Prof. koch's
hospital, where the latest treatment
for tuberculosis Is given.
At London he was registered at the
Tuberculosis Congress. The name
and address OF DR.. Edward and Rob
.rt Koch can be found on page ! OF
the printed list OF members and dele
gates; the official list OF delegates is
to be seen ut IS W. 22d st. The whole
Congress was photographed III 4
group, and none OF the members
stand out more prominently than DR..
Robert and Edward Koch, One OF
these photographs is on exhibition
at iS W. 22d St. DR.. koch's Office.
The Doctor can be seen personally
at As w. o2d ST.: he is always glad to
talk with the afflicted. and will give
any sick patient the same courteous
treatment whether they take his
treatment or not.
The evening world., 1901-08-19
GIRL BATHER
TIPPED BOAT.
ONE MAN IS DROWNED BY A
FOOLISH PRANK.
Woman Hastily DOnned Clothes
and Left When Fatality
Occurred.
ts,-el., to IN. Evening World,

HEMTSTEAD, l.. l., Aug. io.-So clue
has been obtained to the Identity OF the
woman whose prank cost Clinton Cor
lett his lie yesterday afternoon. Cor
lett was unable TO swim. and with n
party Of baihers he was In "a rowboat.
The woman. who was an excellent
swimmer. went out to the boat and be-
gan rocking It. telling the occupants
that they should be ASHAMED at not
wetting the bathing suits they were
wearing.
The boat was overturned and Corlctt
was drowned. The woman. Mortified AT
the result OF her cscapade. hastily put
on her clothing and departed. She was
n stranger here.
The evening world., 1901-08-19
FIRST STRIKE RIOT
AT WELL LSV|LLE.
Steel Men and Non.Unionists Clash and Sheriff
Asked to Prevent Bloodshed.
,s,.ct,l,o IN. E,.,lnx worl,y )

,sp-ct, 10 III. Evening Noriij
WELLE>VILLE. o.. Aug. 10
sheriff N0rndon hns bcrn asked
I" hurry to wcilc.vii- from
Lisbon. and to bring deputies with
him. The situation I. critical. MiIl
manager. say they viii call for
the protection of the militia to.
dn,.
wELLSvILLE. o.. Aug. le-Therc
has seen r!o,tns here between tho s;.ik-
INK union men at the steel mills and
the non-union men broush, 10 this city
saturday.
When a party OF forty non-union men
started down Broadway TO a restaurant
Tor ;hcir supper they were followed oy
the strikers and hoo;ed and jeered at.
\ brick was thrown out o. the window
OF the room occupied by the non-un.on
men.
Later a non-union man was badly
beaten and made to promise he would
no, return 10 work
Trouble Is expected here to-day as
forty strikers have arrived from Lis
bon TO help the local strikers.
The evening world., 1901-08-19
EXPLOSION IN
PHGN|X HOUSE.
SARATOGA RESORT NEAR RACE
TRACK AFIRE.
Gasoline started BIase In Building
which Was Erected on Site Of
Structure Harmed Recently.
tspec.a, 70 tn. Evening worid)

SARATOGA. Aug. ia gasoline
explosion at $50 o'clock this morning
caused n fre at Daniel connery's Phoe-
nix House. at the junction OF Union and
Lincoln avenues. and adjacen, to tho
main entrance OF the Saratoga Racing
Associations running park.
The nre was subdued before great
damage was done.
rac presen, Phoenix Clubhouse was
ercctci or the site OF the original sport
ing-housc. which was burned several
mLnths ago.
The evening world., 1901-08-19

payonne car Cor;rish. and Miss Fell
s,cd wer" side by side. Mrs. CortriSht
stepped forward as " intending TO walk
beside n-r husband. but fell back when
Mrs. culver said: Never mind. let
them 60
cortrigh; IL n good looking man six
tect Two inches tall and weighing over chh
pounds. Mrs. cor'r!ght Is a very slen-
der woman and looks thin ard worn.
Miss Fels,ed Is Rood-!ookins and has a
good figure.
The evening world., 1901-08-19
CORNWALL AT CAPE TOWN.

Duke Given a Mig Welcome 0a
Arrival With the Duchess.
CAPE TOWN. Aug. lo.-The Duke ana
Duchess OF Cornwall and York arrived
here a, noon to-day from Simonstown.
They received an enthusiastic welcome.
The city was lavishiy decorated.
The evening world., 1901-08-19
-Four Son. Met violent Death.

Especial to The Evening worid)
a nine-year-old boy drowned here. was
tho fourth son Of Abraham Smith to
meet a Violent death In three years.
6hem Smith was also drowned. Isaac
The evening world., 1901-08-19
DROPPED DEAD ON a."

Gntcmnn succun,bs suddenly IN
station At Nincty-third street.
William II. Garfield. nifty years old.
OF No. 20 Ninth avenue. a gatcmnn
on tho Ninth avenue IL" road. dropped
dead on tho Sinsty-third street station
at 1880 a. II. to-day. al.
The evening world., 1901-08-19
STRICKEN PLAYING GOLF.
RnilrOnd OHcInI Died Of Typhoi,l
Following Heat PrOstrntiOn.
tsrcol.i U The Evenins worIal

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Aug. ia. ".
Graham. First Vic"-Presidcnt o: tho
Louisville and Nashville Railroad. is
dead at Bay City. Mich.. o! typhoid
malaria following heat prostra:ion. He
was stricken several weeks ago while
playing golf.
Mr.. Graham ---as forty years old and
one OF the most promising men In the
country. -. .
The evening world., 1901-08-19
ALBERT FRANK DEAD.

Parslysis im tho Hotel Nlnj~stic.
Albert Frank. senior member OF the
arm OF Albert Frank & CO.. advertising
agents. died OF a paralytic stroke this
morning In the Hotel Majestic. Hc was
eeventy years old and lived at No. l6
West Eighty.sccond street.
His family was away for the summer
and until Saturday last he had stayed
At the Waldorf. He said the place was
too lively and moved to the Majestic.
He was stricken while dresSing and was
dead when tho physlcian arrived.
The evening world., 1901-08-19
DRIFTING DEAD IN RIVER.
Body of y Man Clad Only In Under
cIot hing FOnnd.

The body OF n man about thirty years
old was found In the East River at the
foot OF Forty-second street this MORN
ing.
White underwear wac the only cloth.
Ing on the corpse. The man was 3 feet
5 inchos tall. with black hair and shavcn
face.
The evening world., 1901-08-19

WHERE THE MILLIONS MEET
Tho Want Pages Of the Sunday
,WorA svsry Sunday.