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The Dolores star., 1901-08-09
CoNGRESs FROM oisiIANriI oisEANps
Cured of Catarrh of the Stomach
by Pe-ru-na.

people who are suffering from catarrh
Of the stomach who are wasting preci-
Gus time. and enduring needless suffer-
ing. The remedies they try only tenn
porarily palliate the distress. but never
effect cure. Remedies for dyspepsia
have multiplied SO rapidly that they
are becoming as numerous as the leaves
OF the forest. and yet dyspepsia con-
tinues to flourish in spite of them all.
This Is due to the fact that the cause OF
dyspepsia is not recognized as catarrh.
II there is remedy in the whole
range Of medicinal preparations that is
in every particular adapted to dyspep-
sia, that remedy is Peruna. This REM
edy is well nigh invincible In these
cases.
DR.. Hartman. President of The Hart
man Sanitarium, Columbus, O., says:i
I'm my large practice and correspon-
dence l have yet to learn of single
case Of atomic dyspepsia which has not
either been greatly benefited or cured
by Peruna."
No one suffering with catarrh Of the
stomach or dyspepsia, however slight.
can be well or happy. 1t is the cause
of SO many distressing symptoms that
it is most dreaded disease. Peruna
acts Immediately on the seat of the
trouble, the inflamed mucous men,
branes lining the stomach and last
ing cure is effected.
II you do not derive prompt and sat
isfactory results from the use Of Pc
runa, write at once to DR.. Hartman.
giving a full statement of your case
and he will be pleased to give you his
valuable advice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus, O.
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Hon. Robert W. Wilcox. Delegate
to Congress from Hawaii and the Sand
wich Islands, in a recent letter from
Washington. D. c., writes:
:" have used Peruna for dyspepsia
and chee7uily give you this fesfi-
moniaL Am satisfied II 1t Is used
properly IT will be of great benefit to
our people. lean conscienfiousIy rec
0mmend II TO anyone who Is suffering
with stomach or catarrhal troubles. /"
R W. Wilcox.
All over this country are hundreds of
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ne Felt the pIsErace.

II see since Packman has been en-
ployed on the yellow journals, his
father has refused to recognize him."
Indeed! What does his father do?"
Hes serving life term at Sing
Sing."-Life.
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A Lack Of celerltv.

Don't you think that public man
should devote himself to study of his
country's history and its present
needs.'
WELL" answered Senator Sorghum,
"all that is interesting. But it is a
mighty slow way to get Wash
ington Star.
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Kruser's American Tour.

London, Aug. 3.-"Mr. Kruger's
American tour" says the Brussels cor
respondent of the Daily Mail, will in
clude visits to New York, Phlladel-
phia, Boston, Washington and Chica-
go. Negotiations nre about to begin
for his reception by President McKin
lev"
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Its desc little exhibitions O. mind
power what makes me t'ink dat pr'aps
oughter incorporate meself as COM
pany an give de world at large de
benefit of me brains'
The Dolores star., 1901-08-09

The Kaiser has ordered an American
schooner But If 1t happens to have 9
bottom four inches thick it may hold less
than the German mugs.
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LAUGHLETs.
One or the Other.

"That social reformer has a very
spectacular way of presenting some ex-
traordinary theories
Eyes. The man is either posing or
supposing all the time. Washington
Star.
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Piso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken os u
. cough cure-J. W. O'BBIEN, 322 Third Ave.
n, Minneapolis, MIMI, Jan. 6. 1900
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FITS PermanentiyCurcd. NoHts vousness aftei
FIRST days OF DR.. kline's Grvat Nerve Restorer
send for FREE $500 trial bottle and treatise
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Halls Catarrh Cure
Is constitutional cure. Price, 75c.

A Chicago paper prints 1.-THE Song OF
the Thermometer" Doubtless the read
ers would like to have it ''sing low
The Dolores star., 1901-08-09

Perhaps II Wanamaker had offered 50.
200, 900 to the councilmen instead of to th
city. he might have got those franchise
that were given away?"
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrur.
For children teethtng softens the gums, reduces I'm
dAmmaton, alays pain. wind collie. 25c bottle
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We are sometimes sure of the reality
of things We can neither see nor hear. 4
boil on the back of the neck. for in
stance.
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Sacred to Monks.

In the "mountain Of the monks" on
the coast of Macedonia, there are
twenty monasteries. The place is sa-
cred to the male sex and no woman is
allowed to cross its borders.
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Every married man should join some
good society-the society of his wife and
children. for instance.
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1t. like truth. only asks a hearing.
Wizard Oil cures pain.
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In the single-hand drill for men the
score was as follows: James Pittman,
Gold Hill, 3OA inches; Fred Yockey,
Eldora, 81 9-16; Edward johnson,
Cheeseman, 37A: William Sudburg,
Magnolia, II 1916; Anton Ecker,
Black Hawk, PAS; William Dahlen,
Wall Street, 20 1916; William Wiborg,
Cheeseman, 27A; William Sudburg,
the first prize of $3.50 and Wiborg the
second prize Of $50.
In the double-hand contest the result
was as follows: Farr and Rowe, Ida
ho Springs, 35 1-16 inches; Collins
Bros. Idaho Springs, 50 9-18; Dahlen
and Walstrom, Wall Street, 35 1915;
Shea Bros, Sunshine, "a 1916; Ardou-
rell Bros, Crisman, 80 4-16; Collins
and Ecklund, Ward, 81 1-16; Swine
hart and Bailey, Gunnison, 33 1916;
Thomas and Butler, Eldora, 33 1O-16:
Eckert Bros, Black Hawk, 36 11-16:
Coughlin and Pittman, Gold Hill, 3S
GIG; Coughlin and Ingram, Silver
Plume. 33 1916; Polkingham and El-
lis, Bald Mountain, % 11-16. This
gave Coughlin and Pittman Of Gold
Hill first prize Of $500 and Collins and
Ecklund the second prize of 500. In
each case the miners drilled fifteen
minutes.
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Oklahoma Land Winners.


Oklahoma Land Winners.
FL Reno Okla, Aug. 2.-Among the
winners in the land lottery yesterday
were the following:
Edward A. Sinclair, Denver; H. A.
Smith, Denver; c. d. Klumpp, Albu-
querque, New Mexico; q. Cherry, Den
yer; IL. X. Ray, Florence, Colorado;
Fred Uby, Denver; II. d. Brooks, Col
orado Springs; J. +. Westrup, Arapa-
hoe, Colorado; Clayton r. Ryan, Gold
field, Colorado; Charles J. Tyler,
Maher, Colorado; A. S. Kimkel, Fair
mount, Colorado; w. L. Scribner, Den
yer; Alexander L. Irwin, Denver;
George A. Cope, Monte Vista, Colo
RADIO; G. H. Simpson, Pueblo, Colorado;
II. o. Smith, Canon City, Colorado; Z.
Northcutt, Pueblo; Alfred ]. Goods,
Elkton, Colorado; Walter s. Warder,
Pueblo; A. A. Mosher. Monte Vista,
Colorado; Lee Wright, Denver; Robert
Hester, Silver City, New Mexico.
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Why did the fly fly? Because she saw
the spider spider.
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all. is good at sewing. go in and win
her. my boy. and you will have my
blessing"
Il have resolved, father. to seek
such wife as you describe" said the
young man with determination. II see
the folly of seeking wife in society.
/ will go to an intelligence ONCE this
afternoon and see II can find one
that will answer. And then Ill have
mother call on her, and-and-"
Young man, I'll break your neck in
about a minute!"
But you said"
Never mind what said. I've
changed my mind."-Leslie's Weekly
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Within ten days. send us Is names and addresses of energetic
young people between Is and z years of age, who might be inter
eSted in Bookkeeping and Shorthand and two 2cent stamps pay
postage and we will send you free copy of WebSters latest and
best cloth bound ndxed Dictionaries containing $500 words spell
3D. pronounced and defined THIS OFFER WILL NOT BE MADE AGAIN.
Address Modern School Of Business Charles Building Denver Colo
Send for 68 page illustrated catalogue of college, free
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NO SERIOUS DAMAGE.

Brainy Bowers-"De bulls a-comin'
all right, an I'spose me biographer
when he comes to write me life IL say
de position was critical, but dat's lie.
The oasis., 1901-12-28

worked for E B. Mason for some time prior to moving to Douglas and was
 well liked by his associates. The men
 who did the shooting are known in
 Douglas and officers are in pursuit and expect to land them in jail in a short time.
 Clifton Era: The roulette game at the Midway was held up Monday morning about o'clock, by two Mex jeans. one of whom was boy. When they made the attempt to hold up the game Burt Moore grabbed the boy and the man ran. Burt turnt d the boy over to Mike Rose, who held him while Burt examined the cash drawer. He found the Greenbacks and gold all right, and Mike then turned the boy loose. The boy made break for the door, and there was a suspicious jingle of silver about his person. On examining the rows of silver dollars stacked up around the wheel, 1t was discovered that one of them had dis appeared, and 1t is only reasonable to suppose that they accompanied the boy in his flight. Billy Hamilton and Lee Hobbs were sitting in the rear room of the Midway at the time, but the robbery was committed so quick ly, and without word being spoken, that they were not apprised of 1t until after both Mexicans made good their scape. Billy said be heard shuffiiug of feet, and supposed that Mike was doing the "6ring act" on hobo.
The oasis., 1901-12-28
ArrzoNA rSHc ~v~-.

Sunday night from Pasadena. The captain informs Us that he has pnr' chased steam shovel to be used in
 deepening and widening the Farmers canal.
 Yuma Sentinel: Carr & Kester 0f
 Yuma valley last week shipped a car of horses to California Carr & Kester will be remembered as the bee men who shipped 30,00O pounds of honey to the eastern markets during the summer.
 Globe Times: Messrs McClintock and Combs had close call at the latter's ranch in the north end of the county last week. They had been absent sometime and on returning to Combs camp they proceeded to sup per. One of the boys disc vered that the bread tasted bitter. It aroused their suspicion and they fed 1t to a dog which died almost instantly and another came very near It. Some one had poisoned the four in their ab- sence, but they were unable to get any clew.
 Globe Times: Word comes from Dripping Springs that Fritz Beahr was killed near that place few days ago. The report stated that while putting load of blankets on the wagon, revolver which happened to be rolled up in the blankets, was dis charged wounding him desperately ID the hip and in moment of desper- ation he shot himself through the mead. Tue report was not consistent nor satisfactory to the friend of the deceased and Ed Walters, his sou-in- law, went over to investigate.
 Yuma Sentinel: Monday evening between aud one of the boldest attempts at robbery on record in this town occurred at the corner of Main and First streets. Constable Jake Meadows was standing directly oppo- site, across the street, when he saw -one man strike another, knocking him fiat on the sidewalk. The officer hurriedly crossed the street and found the man bleeding profusely from an ugly cut in the head, and apparently unconscious. Other parties came up and cared for the wounded man while Constable Meadows went in search of the thug. The latter, had run up the street and mingled with the crowd attracted by tue Salvation Army in front of Darling's jewelrY store. As iG was quite dark the officer was un- able to pick out the man, but Johnny balsz, ~ ho had seen the fellow running up the street, pointed him out aud Meadows arrested him and lodged him in jail.
 Bisbee Review: A telephone mes sage from C. A. Overlook yesterday gave the first information of an at- tempted hold up Thursday night of Whites saloon. Two men rode into the place about II O o'clockaud demand ed the money iu the house. A. c. Evans grabbed rifle and tried to use 1t but was snot by one of the robbers. The highwaymen, then walked out of tbe saloon and mounting their horses rode off in the direction of DemiDg. following the line of the new railroad. Evan was picked up by parties who came into the saloon after the rob- oers had left, and was carried to a room and a doctor summoned. On examination bullet hole vas found under the left nipple just below the heart, the ball was not located by the doctor in attendance. Evans was bleeding inwarmly and pronounced rnorfollu xUoupdad hu tba aoofor
The evening world., 1901-10-15
GOVERNOR YATES.
Endorsement of Paine's
Celery Compound.
Attracts the Attention of
Medical Journals.
Thousands Of Such Cases
Mr.. Storms's Letter.

a medical journal. says n writer In
the Boston 1'ra-eller has the names
and addresses and full histories Of
hundreds of cases OF chronic and
acute rheumatism that have been per-
manently cured by the wonderful
remedy which has recently boe1 at
tracing wide attention since Gov.
Yates, OF Illinois. publicly indorsed It.
Nothing else has ever been known
to cure like obstinate cases. When
all others havc failed this marvellous
remedy for blood and nerves has
made sick people we'll.
Paine's celery compound correc$s
unhealthy nerve action and feeds the
nerve centres with the elements need
ed to build them up again into
healthy tissues. It cleanses the blood
Of every trace Of poisonous humor
and encourages rapid growth Of tho
red corpuscles upon which the vigor
Of the entire body depends.
It's action is perfectly intelligibaoeto
every able physician.
Diseases OF the nervous system do
not come without warning. Rheuma
tism. dyspepsia, insomnia and dis
eases Of the liver and kidneys are but
loud cries for a prompt increase Of
nourishment for the brain and nerve
centres. Paine's celery compound
feeds these vital parts, and It Ia upon
It's marvellous power OF nourtshlng
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DINNER
TOO EXPENSIVE.
But Miss Imogene Leonard Thinks Francis vii.
son Shouldn't Have Discharged Her.

Actress 1mogens Leonard. who wal
until very recently q member OF Francis
Wilson's "Sirollers." Gays abe will su.
her ex-manager TO find out whether or
not II is legal for n manager to discharge
a chorus girl simply because she Invites
him TO be her guest At \ 500 d!nncr
when her salary Is SIS a week. This.
recording TO Miss Leonard. Is what Mr..
Wilson did.
1T happened in Baltimore" said Miss
World reporter to-day in her apart
mrn's at the Veniome. ~ gave q little
supper after the performance In honor
OF my twenty-first birthday. One comes
Of age but once in a lifetime and I
wanted TO celebrate the occasion.
80 ! gave the order at the hotel for
a dinner for thirty OF my friends in and
out OF the company. | sent invitations
10 SIR. wi:son. Stage Manager Ifol-
brooke and Fred Scott. tho assist ant
stag, manager.
'Mr. Wilson didn't come. but we had
the tolliest kind OF . time. and did
not think anything more OF II until the
next day. when Mr.. Wilson sent mo a
note saying that ne would dispense with
my services. ! asked for an explann-
ton. but got none. except that I was
told second hand that Mr.. Wilson didn't
want a girl In his chorus who was rich
enough 20 stay a, the same hotel he did
and give 500 dinner.
II propose to find out II that II q legal
reason. ! had just been re-engaged by
Mr.. Wilson. after being with tbs com.
pany all summer. and ! had even been
promo ted into the eight" 10 there could
tnvc been no question about my COM
potency. do not care for tho money, Of
course. but ] propose to get some sort
OF satisfaction. and will put the case In
my lawyers hands to-day"
Miss Leonard II veiv Handsome
young woman. who ut On early age ma. .
rted German baron, sh. secured !,
divort. and Is In receipt Of aiimony
sufficiently large to perniit her to i've
IS she pleases. While with Mr. Wilson's
company II was her within 20 distribute
her salary every week among the stag.
hands.
She Is now bent on taking out n com.
psny OF ho- own. and II negotiating with
"Budd" Ross. the comedian. for the
star part In \ farce comedy with wh!cn
no Is aDout to tour.
Dan Days refusal to Srive a real
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CUT IN HEAD
CAUSED DEATH.
ITALIAN sUccUMBs TO 1NJU.
RIES RECEIVED.
Police Arrest Man In Whose Uouse
Fight Occurred. and =
Companion.

Gae'nno Ginmntino. twenty-five years
old. was taken from his home. No. 767
bergen street. brooklyn. las: night to
- Mary's Hospital. suffering from a
severe cut In the head which he said he
received on Sunday nigh, during a
quarrel
! HIS condition became so serious that
the polio" were notified by the hospital
authorities. Giamntino made an ante
'nnriem statement. and died at 40
o'clock this morning as a pesult OF his
Injuries.
tn" police shortly af,erward arrested
Angelo Alnarno. OF No. 6s7 Washington
avenue, and Joseph cassarrio. of No. GO
Grand street. whom G!amat.no had &C.
cascd. The police would no, tell the
cause OF the quarrel. but said 4 had
taken place at the home OF Albarno In
Washington avenue
The, prisoners were locked Up In the
Gkand avenue station and will be ar
r'hgncd In court to-day.
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|WOMEN WILL F|GHTFOR MORE
SCHOOLS ANDCLEAN STREETS
Mrs. Clarence Burns,
ViCe-President Of the
West End Women's
Re bile a n Club,
Tells Why She and
Her Fellow Club
Members Are Taking
Part in the Campaign

Mrs Clarence Burns. vice-Prcrident
Club. is one OF the New York women
who ar" taking an active part in the
campaign and -h" has been In work OF
this >or, since 1894.
Previous 10 that she was engaged In
work among the tenement children. and
sh" says il was her conviction growing
gu; o! observations In that work that
led her 20 take an active interest In
politics. which seemed to hsr the only
force tina; can really better the cond!-
lions she found In her philnnthropical
work.
II am interested IN politics" she said
to an Evening World reporter. for the
same reason tina; every mother. and. In
decd. every woman in New York. ought
10 DO Interested. because. for instance.
,hsre nre now + 900 children In Now York
who ar" attending school In halliday
classes-three hours day. Think OF
that for tho tenement Children who ON
only 80 to school until they are four
teen years old! And We haven't had
public school built N tho city since those
erected by Mayor Strong. There y
500. 10000 spent In New York City an
nually. and wouldn't you think 5000 900
o. 4, ought 10 20 for schools?
Then l am interested in politics be-
cause know what the strsets arc like.
day after day. In tho tenement district.
know how the streets OF tho lower
cas-, side arc never cleaned. bu, are left
IN an unspeakab!s condition. and there
the ca,ildren have to play.
Il believe that for both these evils
the present city administration 10 to
blame. And think because OF them,
II for no other reason. the women Of ths
poorer and the richer classes alike
should be doing all In their power to.
ward bringing about better things. We
cant do SronS deal. but We can bring
all this to the attention OF other women
who are accustomed to give II no
thought. and their interest in II Will In
The evening world., 1901-10-15

End Republican Club. OF which she u
v,ce,presldent. She Is Identified promi.
nentiy with tho charity work Of the
at No. c35 Second avenue In the winter
and has a house at Pelham in the sum.
mer. and Is for the children who have to
care for babies through tho day. She
lloomingdalc Playground. No. - Nine
ty.ninth street. and conducts Its meet
inxs In st. Michael's parish house.
For three years Mrs. Burns had charge
OF the effort to raise money for indus
trial work for women to N. carried on
BY the State Federation Of women's
Clubs. Mrs. Burns's idea was to have
inc last two elementary years In school
assisted ner In bringing this project be-
Tore IN: School board. but II has MT yet
~ he ls a member 0! the Professional
Press Club.
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fuence the vote Of their husbands and
faehers. Before there can be legislation
there must be agitation. and We can help
in that way"
THIS 10 why Mrs. Allen and n number
OF the members OF three OF the four
"omen'a Republican clubs are going to
spend every afternoon until tho day
publican clubs on the lower cas-, and
west sides. They have had printed cir
culars In EnGiish, Italian and Yiddish
addressed to Mothers and fathers" and
explaining the Importance OF their In
nuence.
Armed with these circulars they viii!
take possession OF the clubs and well
como the women OF the neighborhood.
and they will 20 up and down the ad-
Joccnt streets where the women stand In
the doorways for the air toward night.
Tho members OF the clubs will talk with
them, and give tn literature to the
children In the streets To take home
Mrn Burns Is the founder OF the West
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all the nerve tissues and purifying
the blood that its remarkable cures
depend.
WEAKNESS. lack Of energy and de-
spondency are more q matter OF
nerves and brain than Of the mus
Giles. At this season Of the year when
thousands Of over-working people ara
entering upon the drudgery that will
have no cessation for nearly year
To come. many are already showing
the symptoms that sooner or later re-
suit from hurry. cure. anxiety and
haste without the amount OF rest md
recreation that nature intended.
Thousands OF tired mothers, school
teachers and too ambitious scholars
will reveal the strain before the win
ter Is over.
II is high time for all to strike at
the root OF the trouble. Begin the
work Of recuperat!on and cure attthe
earliest moment.
All who try It will find strength
and freedom from disease in Paine's
celery compound. which corrects I'M
healthy nerve action and supplies the
veins with pure, more abundant, more
vigorous blood. Paine's celery COM
pound Is almost universally pre-
scr,bed by physicians-who differ on
many other things. but who estimate
at Its proper worth this greatest OF all
remedies for the prevention and cure
Of disease. II Is no exaggerat!on to
say that every week brings hundreds
OF letters from those who have used
Paine's celery compound and have
been benefited by II. Above Is the
nicfure ot Representative G. II
Storms, ono OF the cattle kings OF
Kansas. who says: II regard Paine's
celery compound as the most heneh-
cial and valuable OF remedies, espc-
cially during the fall months" He
writes as have many thousands OF
others OF tae good the remedy has
done in his own case. Let the reader
try IL and prove for himself tho
abundant truth OF all That has been
said.
II Is not what Paine's celery COM
pound says. but what II does, that
tells the story OF its worldwide fame.
The evening world., 1901-10-15
SEA BALLOON
TRIP FAILED.
DE LA vAULX COULDN'T CROSS
THE MEDITERRANEAN.
strong Winds lmpedrd ProEress
and Cruiser Escort Brought
Party hack.

PARIS. Oct. ls.-The atsemp, OF Count
A. In vauix to cross the Mediterranean
in a balloon. which left Les Sablettss
near 1,oulon. Saturday night. has failed.
The Minister OF Marine. N. de Lanessan.
has received a despatch from Toulon
announcing that tho cruiser Du chayla.
which was cscorung the balloon. 10 re-
turning to port with Il and the paassn-
gers. which she picked up ten miles
The evening world., 1901-10-15
DRIVER BADLY HURT.
Henry BeIrinthaI Run Down BY
Electric Car,

Henry Beir!nthal. OF No. lis Jackson
street. vas driving a horse ana wagon
at Amsterdam avenue and One Hundred
ana Fifty-Arst street. this morning when
the wagon was struck and overturned
by an Amsterdam avenue electric car.
beirinthal. who IS forty-niue years
Old. was thrown TO the street and sev.
eral Ribs and one o: his legs were
broken. II. was removed TO theJ IIooi
Wright Hospital. John Menteli. the
inotorman. vas locked up In tho w.,,
one Hundrf-! and Fifty-second stree,
stntLnn.
The evening world., 1901-10-15
WOMAN DIED IN STREET.
Mrs. Mary bristol Sucrumi,rd {,
Heart Diaras~ Srnr Home.

Mrs. Mar" Bristol. thrty-nvc year.
old. Of No. a3l West Fifty-second street.
was found dead Mt go O'Clock TINS
morning In front OF her home by Police
man Holahan. o. the West Six,y-cighth
street station. He called an ambulance
from the Roosevelt Hospital and DR..
P.entiss. who responded. said ieat the
woman had probably died of heart
disease.
According to the neighbors, the woman
had been drinking heavily during the
past week and they advance :hc theory
that death was probable due to alcohol
Ism. The woman's body was removed 10
the station-houss.