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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-23
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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-23

Honolulu, Feb. 10. p.-Phe South Caro-
lina dIspensary system Is very likely
TO Be put in force in Hawaii AZ a solv'
ton Of the liquor problem. II II
known that ators are "
1a,ar Of u.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-23
From Mondays Daily.l
Jolly Twelve Club.

Saturday evening Misses Norma
and Nadine Steele entertained the
Jolly Twelve club and few invited
guests. Tue members Of the club
aud other guests invited were; Misses
Airline Burden, Annie Trlgg. Bessie
Bowman, Leah Chew, Carrie Field,
blair Gordon, Eugenia Rriehn, Mary
Hays, Mary Andreeu, Mamie Chlnn,
Lillian Moorehead, aud Messrs, Paul
Rankin. Jas. McGrew, Earl Stler,
Geo. Kerdolfi. Clyde Hall, Hubert
Bates, Walter Peak, Keith aud Webt
Goodwin, Tom Thomas, LawtOn Cor
don, Cadets Allen Davis, Earl Don
ahue, Juan Aguayo, Robt. McClel
land, Wallace Miller aud W, Quigley
Padgett.
The amusement was dominos, ant
the prize was won by Miss Lilllar
Moorehead for the young ladies, ant
was pretty picture, Mr.. Jas Nc
Grew won the prize among the younp
gentlemen, which was handsome
box OF note paper.
The young people had delightful
time as only young people can, and
greatly enjoyed the evening,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS MRLAyGE.
From Saturdays DARYL
Dramatic Recital.

Miss Lessie Clare Bates and Miss
Elizabeth Hall, seniors In The Cen.
trail College School Of Expression,
gave aa interesting recital az the
New Grand opera house last uight,
Tue programme Is gwen below
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02
PLATT SAYS
A BILL SURE.

WASftiNilON. -. e.. March j.
The Democrats in their control OF
tie New York police force hove an
tGonized public decency.' said SEN
ator Thomas c. Plat to-day
The Democrats have no, availeh
themselves OF a fair opportunity TO do
what is right and jusr; The selec-
ton OF Commissioner Murphy and his
retention OF Dcvcry has compelled
The enactment Of State police bill.
This proposed measure has gained
many friends through the acts o..
Murphy and Dcvcry Murphy.
through lack Of ability and by rca-
son Of physical ailments. is unequal
10 handling tho police system. and
Devery. through a continuance Of
his former policies. has only in
creased the Dissatisfaction hereto
fore prevailing.
The State police bill will he in
,roduc"d In the Legislature next
week. II is certain Of passage Gov.
Odcll and myself are ils perfect ac-
cord on this question.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02
SN|ASHER
WRECKS A
SALOON.
Jersey Woman SHED
Rocks When Husband
Refused to Leave.

carrie Nation has rival in l'n!on
HIN y. J in the person of Mrs Eliza
beth Wutz.innshy. The W.. of "a wcli-to-
10 farmer. VIII" Is to5d OF playing ~
n"sh'c.
I; va. her husband, hahi, ~ play Nc
p.norhl" ,lat led Mrs. Wuizitarsky 20
emulate Mrs Nation an smash a ga
loon which he frc!.eated FOR hours
daily.
II we. lat" yesterday wsen Ais. Wo!-
z.Ansay. who j. muscular woman o.
middl" age entered the saloon NJ Viii
Am Rose, wcllkrown rc.rr, IN tHioA
nlll sac wa. looking for her husband
and found him with several companions
playing p!nochlc.
'.Ah. here you are. oh? Ths Is rn"re
YOU spend your afternoons an! evenings.
Drinking and playing cards she said
advancing 20 me group
Here, th.- Is no place for women, sou
mn, 20; out. ordered Hose. coming
from behind the bar.
mo; Until my husband Gomez TOO.
answered ~" .raic woman pllrkiIy
Vol Won 60 viz. yon. nns!iy
replied W1zitnn.ky.
ne N''iitl ih'Ici ana went hht -
tie ~,!oon. saying angrIy ~ She te-
parted
"All gh.. well %" nhou, /; You
remember, Mr.. Rn.s, | tell you to send
my husband home ~ once"
\ loud laugh greeted this parting
warning and the p!noshIc players r. :
sumsd their gam" with many a joke =,
tho expense o! Woizl;ansky
Hat an hour later Mrs Woz.;auaEy
r"turned She held her dress SKIRT
aornicks. none smaller Khan II hen :
.gI.
'Will you send my husbanI homc?''
she asked again Of Rose.
See here now, yog ~ away from -
Rose never finished what he was about
10 say.
Mrs. Wo!xitansky's right hand wen,
down into the skirt front. anil when Il
came ont u large stone cam. with ".
with the fury ~ woman scnrH.i.
she homharicI Rose. who lodged -
hind he bar. She let ny at the plubrlil"
players, the nix bar mirror and tho I,wE
% wiiskcy and wine bottles.
Her aim was cScclcG:. and with n
dozen stones she wrecked Roses place
Woizitansky nc1 and was not present
when his wife was arrested. She Wa
hold In $50 Ia 10 answer charg" ~
malicious mischief preferred by Roc"
The hearing Will take place on Tue.
day next.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02
PRE- TY GIRL
vEXES POLICE
FOR FUN. .
Tells Odd Story and
Makes Mystery Of
Identity.

The Workers pole" Raw" n strange
task in attempting the identification OF
youns woman wh5 vas ,ound van
dcrry aimle.-ly about tho grounds o:
81. Joscph's iiosp!;a! At midnight as:
nigh.
She refuse. 20 give her name and ad-
dress excepting 10 say thai she comes
from brooklyn. She is handsome and
appears to be rationa! and well. She
enjoys the pcrpicxliy OF the police aud
battles their ever question with smil-
Ing refusal TO talk.
DO;sctiv. james Robinson fouui the
young woman and took her 20 Police
-he would volunteer was 10 Tho "n..rt
that she had boarded :, lexington ave-
nue downtown ear Oh her way 10 y
studio In SiNty-cIghth street where she
was 20 pose as y model.
she >ay4 she fell asleep on me car
aui remembers nothing more intil she
awok" III ionkcir. She :hcn WANDERERS
around Uniil found by the police. Her
sorry seems improbable. becaus. n the
fact that s!Ic w"uli nave had 10 chang.
car. ~ Least three ..Iac- before getting
70 f"nk"rs. no matter how IN" came.
IN" Young woman llss = superb figure.
IN" !. about seventeen years Old ann la.
'iark-hroNn .air aud far cn'np,rNio Ion.
She wore a red velvet waist. gray skirt.
black cape and r-d Tam o Shan;"r ha;
Tho gr! l.. III. deepest mystery |
nav" ever run ur against. -td the
chint ~ Police OF yonk"rs to-day. ">h"
cannot D" trapped into revealing heT
!" cro.s-esam!n" her. could no: haz-
ard "A guess about her character from
nor appearance" Her manner i not
bTazen. She is more han ordinarily ci-
uC,'.h for . girl ~ her years.
II have telrrrnphcd the police OF
every u"iShhorinI city.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02
NO BILL NOW,
SAYS ODELL..
isp~siI, to IA. Evening" morla.,

isp-si.! to rae Evening worIi.ps ~.
ALBANY. March Gov. Odell
was asked yesterday afternoon II the
Police bill would be hauled ont OF the
Senate Cities Committee. TO which
body 1t was referred. He replied:
The State Police bill will remain
in committee until there Is a more
urgent necessity for its enactment as
a law than appears TO be ut present"
\ number OF up-the-State Repub-
lean Senators pleaded with the Gov
erEor for the passage OF the Police
bill. To one Senator he said:
''Tammany is now responsible for
the Police Department. do not see
any necessity for the State Police bill
at present.
Two or three OF the Republican
leaders in the Senate, including
Raines. Ellsworth and Stranahan.
favor the Police bill These Senators
are said TO have appealed to Senator
Plat to compel the passage OF the
measure Tho Legislature will meet
MONDAY night, but no effort will DO
made to progress the Police bill until
tn" return OF Gov Odell on Wednes-
tav
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02
YORK SELECTED
TO BE DEPUTY

The "rGsnIxa;!on has decided uron .
man Tor Second Deputy Commissioned
- Po.tcc lu brooklyn -rid james
Sh"viin. acting leader nf the WiliouShby
street Demo 'racy to-day, The only.
obstacl. 20 tnt. mans appointment, Is
'Iat NJ has not y.t accepted. by Mon
day Nc hope 10 have overcome hlr re-
lurtnnrr and his name viii b. an
nunnt-d
The man STATED for the position Il
Hcrnard J. YORK. according 70 ,ho..
n.ares' Ross Mcl.,ughlin to-day. H..
hns been chosen breaus, 81 his knpwl-
edge .; police affairs
II Is salI that there Is no doubt ttnt
n" VIII finally accept H. h.sltan'y TO
t,kr m. position i attributed 80 MS
i",t'c 4" obtain ah..plute assurance ~
IN. iuIep"n l"nUr ~ the BROOKLYN Com
mi.Si n"rrhip from interference hy
Tamminy Han
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02
MANHOLES
BLOW Up
IN 6 PLACES
Coverings Are Thrown
Into the Air with
the Castings.

Residents o' tho aris;ocrat!c section
nohr Fif;h avenue. brooklyn. between
Bergen street ana Park place. were
roIseh from slGmDcr a; > O'Clock this
m'rnins by a ecri.s ~ terrific explosions
IN III" conduit q, the N.s York and
New Jersey Telephone Company.
MdnH"lc coverings We're blown into the
air with their castings. ana the stree;
torn W At the Intersection Of Bergen
street, St Marks avenue. Prospect place
and Phrk place.
Tho Errnicst damage was done at
i'"rGen street. whcr. thcr. t. :, trolley
cro~s!ns. The track, wer. displaced
ana the granite blocks scattered about
In way iha; made the stree, i'm.
pas-ah.
y +. Hamilton o. No, 80 jag street,
= n""s agent. Vas passing at the time
and had itrt cr"-s'i the manholc when
It vas thrown INTO the air by a terrific
explosion. lie saw the iron covering
AMI is fran. tossed into the air to the
hrigh; Of IN" II structure
An ~ ira!n MAS passing N the time
and !nicnr" excitement was created
among the passengers.
\ Bergen street trolley car vas APP
coaching al .nll speed. bu, /, was
prohth. nf,y wards away and slowed
down bctor. reaching the corner
Al Park pla a circle fttesn feet in
diameter was uph.nvcd by the violence
N the explosion.
u, ~iacuts Of tho section we're fright.
or"d ~ The -cNrlo-ions. which ca;n. at
Intervals OF I'VE seconds Many though.
there als an earthquake, md ran In
thc'r nGht.,Ic,hcs into the street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02
is DINA KR|EC
A Man 5 VICTIM?
She Disappears After
Encounter with Man
Who Threatened.

Don't Won 60 out evening" I. ne
m. ,h,c,,.rcL ;, i,i,,,, 90, =, r,,.,.
49, S'' NC '"'S
~ IL ~ you must go "ui sou ~oh!!
r.hi, f. az c,,r,,, rrn, ,.., -, >,
= ''' '''''' "''Sh
was expected 90 clear NJ th" mystery ~
tn" iisappcnrancc 81 Dina Ericg The
i,,,cr no rx,,,r,t, r,ucI, c.,,
''''
Eif'' ma. been s"r'Ins a" cp'nrdnion
to Mrr y lcrpcrt No. 1871 Franklin
uyo,r. Iron,
,,,,'
Ihnr'1hS 'N"ll'hs me 'e't the mouse
saying ~" was going 10 visit dear
s-Ic,I ,t o,a Jipudr.d ,nd r.en,y-
~. roo. ,rI 49,, ,v,nno sno y, /,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02
CAUGHT THIEF
At BREAKFA asst.
He Was Ordering Bacon
and Eggs After a
Long Chase.

Seated urcorcerne''ly NJ table n 8
restaurant -: No 81 Montgomery street.
irr-cy City John linndicy ~ NJ. II
jersey street Manhattan, %1= arr sici
t,f Au,mpfct burglary Policeman
Rr ton ot;r"liinS MONTGOMERY size at
drvArctk h"tal rsr wulsilr ard n"
a man da-; 80" rhu step, " ~ rrhn
Gulfpcrs rrsldcH Is 81 20, no save
'ch..e fr- several huak. I.1rhirsins
d revolver The uta z'gznsgcd hack
- Mon spnt'ry street. !niG,t MO Tao
res. afIrtlt t1l NH- nr,'. -ils bacon AMI
eggs MI h!- morning papcf when tho
guig"mlu cuE't' lU ~i;h him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02
TO ENVY IS NO
PROOF Of THIEF 7
Court 'Roasts' Butcher
Rosen for Think
ing So.

Horny Rosen, A b::chcr. .: "a Esse,
street. caused the arrest OF samue
F:eedensen. OF 1871 Madison street
lie said Frccdensen robbed his stor,
lar. nigh, and stole his safe. weighing
- pounds. and which contained SO.
an '-wclry.
The only evidence he had asain.'
frcedcrsen was tina, no frequently call,
cd nj the store and expressed envy oi
the butchers money.
Detective wash. Of tho EldfisSc street
station. who arrested Freedcnscn. testi
tied tina, his picture was in the Rosucs
Gallery.
why Your Honor, said the prisoner
when was arrested tina. time Io~cn
came to court AM s.ore to my good
character.
Rcrcn admitted tina, this was q fact.
Magistrate F.amner said that the cv!-
deace was Insufficient and discharged the
accused
IL don, see how YOU come to doub,
the man now said Magistrate Fiam-
mer. when no was arrested some ;l,nc
ago for committing y burglary you cam.
and swore he had u good character.
because he IL cnvious of your forum.
is no proof that he robbed you"
The detective found thai th,. thInv.u
entered nos.n's shop with false kcy.
Roscn burned no gas and pulled dow,
his window s!iadcs when ne c!osa,I hJu
store NO that no one could look In from
the street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02
ESCAPE Of A
NEGRO CONVICT.
Barrett Hid in Hold Of
BlaCkweII'S Island
Boat.

Tn" escape Of l.CaTs Barrett. negro
convict, from IN" pcnitcn;iary ~ Black
wells Island HaS reported to-day 70
cnnnIs.irn.r ~ Corrections LLntry.
Barrel, was sent iip FOR six months
for petit iirc"ry on Feb. 3 Yesterday
he wa. pu, 10 work with u gang I'M
loading provision from bonis a, tn"
dock.
He Is a Southern darby and we'll
acquainted with the hold OF II ship
When one Of the vessels was leaving
tho dock he setreted himself below. III,
absence was not discovered until tho
''sound up'' for supper. !
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02
KING DECORATES
. STATION MASTER
Edward Stops on Re.
turn Journey to Con-
fer Victorian Order.


CRoNBERG. March Kind Edward
left here AT noon to-day. after a short
farewell visit to the rooms OF hi. sister
AMI ucccs The Duchess of Spart, and
Princess %. Hesse accompa the
King to the railroad station. where u
small crowd witnessed his departure.
FRANKFORT March king Ed
ward arrived here At $40 J.. ". and
proceeded 10 Cologne.
COLOGNE. March king Edward
arrived here nj 10 i. ". IN his return
journey 10 England During three.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. walt he dccorat ted
the station master with the th.rd-class
Victorian order. The King IL going To
Flushing by way os Vcnlo "a town OF
the Netherlands fifteen miles north
northeast OF Rocrmond).
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02

Split Over the State Police Bill in Republican Ma
chine-Po|tcians Fighting on Whether the
Measure Will Be Presented

Politicians whether a Republican
Have Odel and Plat Quaeled:
widely
4 State Police bill will iy1to once
Will the Easy knowing
declare Od.l is 1T an tina order 60.
Murphy
by Wiloughb SecondD
Murphy said had agreed TO name Second Deputy
"faicde," killer
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02

''spstiai train run Atlantie CITY To Ssr Va,
via ths rennsyINania Railroad on sundays dur.
Ing LINT"
Poi the better accommodations Of bu.tu,.. ,n.,
III. PennsyKan'A Rsiirpid Company viii on sur
day next, March il. and on each atnisy DUR,
l.snt. run special train from Atlantic CITY "a
New York, leaving Atlantic City AZ $50 r. NJ.
arriving New York. Cortlandt and D.sbrosses Sta.
500 r. ~. Wei ia n. S.lS r. y. ne train
vii b composed Of hfst.eisss eoae,es. psrjar
esrs and Z dinng.ear and VII stop at Trsnisu.
uisssstSt Ana Newark - let % sasSsnssss. sss
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02
MURPHY SCORES
THE DETECTIVES

Commissioner Mlrahy visited the Do
cctvc nur"au at assembly this morn
M ana gave IN" 'pain clothes" men
Continued on second raseD
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02
Florida. Cuba AMI Nassau. Aupusta
and AshcvIIlc,

via r. Il. II. and southern ny. The route o.
n. =. and ria. Limited. iss,l6s i;sw York dai.:,
except sunday. II. 70 noon. Two other daily fast
trains. Psrfset dining and sieepins.car service.
n. =. omsss. "a aad LIS Broadway. 80
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-02

Rector. going to bod remember there I, no sleep
RuHrOS. -
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-09
OF RELIGIOUS INTEREST.

The parishioners of St. Peters Prot estant Episcopal church, St. Louis, have raised $33,O00 to free the church from debt
 The Old Stone Presbyterian church at Timber Ridge, Rockbridge county. Va, was built in 1756. It has lately been reconstructed.
 At Tampico, H., an aged man united with the Methodist Episcopal church on probation. He built the first house ill Tampico; he had donated ground for a church building to every church erected in the place, but he had held aloof from church fellowship. He was highly respected by all, and his act in joining the church greatly moved his old friends. sS~
 One of the most interesting person. alities in Russia is the famous Father John. the handsome priest whose piety is so great that he is supposed to have the power of performing miracles. He is devoted to his religious work at Cronstadt, where he often greets Eng fish travellers; and he distributes large sums of money intrusted to him by the wealthy Russian nobles among the poor of the neighborhood. It was Father John who was called to pray at the bedside of the late czar, and he pos sesses many tokens of royal favor.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-09

A writer in one of the latest maga- zines says that in the problem of the application of motive power to trans portation as form of production, ill the sense that it increases the value or utility of product, the signlh- canoe of the development of motive power transcends almost any other consideration A somewhat impressive example can be derived from the rough calculation of the meaning that would attach to q transatlantic liner with 10000 horsepower of human muscles. To runanight and day there would have to be three relays of men at the tread mill or other appliance which would be used. Each eight-hour shift at each 10000 horsepower engine would be 100 OOO men, or 100000 for the two engines. Three shifts of POO, ,OoO men would give below decks a population of a city of second grade. If the prob lem, moreover, were put in the form of higlf speed transportation, such as is represented by the locomotive condi- tion, it disappears practically in the field of the unthinkable. It needs. therefore, but. moments considera- tion of the widespread significance which the-railroad bears to the modern economic method to bring out the debt which the modern community owes to the motive-power problem.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-09

Representative Williams, of Missis- sippi, came very near voicing the senti- ments of conservative members of the house, regardless of politics when he said in short speech on the resolution offered by Representative Olmstead, of Pennsylvania. providing for an in- vestigation of the southern states, which had constitutiOnally or other wise restricted suffrage with a view to cutting down their representations
 resolution which seemed to have no other excuse than q desire for a little notoriety for it's author. as it was promptly disowned by the republican 1eaders-which for time threatened to throw the house into protracted and bitter political discussion, but was afterwards quietly sent to its death in the piyeon-holes of the census commit tee: There is no man who loves American civilization, who is not glad in his heart that by constitutional and legal methods-analogous to those adopted in Massachusetts, Rhode Is land and other states, the south has solved this troublesome and almost un- solyable problem"
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-09
WATERBURY STORE, sS BANK STREET
WHAT IS YOUR NECK LIKE?

Palmistry being drowned on by the law, We must tell characters in an other way. Why not study necks Thus the most stupid animals and birds, such as the giraffe, the ostrich, the swan, and the goose, have the longest necks; whereas the most docile of brutes, the elephant, for example, possesses the shortest. Those, again. which arc the most powerful, have the thickest 'necks; the most feeble generally possess the slenderest. "A fine, strong and powerfully outlined neck is that of Lord Roberts. It tells of dignity, self-reliance, firmness and resolution. This Is the neck of q man who will see a job right through to the bitter end, who could never cringe nor crawl, and whose motives are of the most unimpeachable Kind. No man devoid of the high moral and mental qualifications of .Bobs' ever possessed so upright and we'll devcl- oped a neck. No one dare take him by the throat with impunity !-San- dow's Magazine.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-09

General expression of suspicion of the motive in delaying action on the Nicaraguan canal bill has brought out q statement from prominent republ- can senators that action will not be taken for at least a month, because of the desire to show England the cOur- tesy of allowing it that much time to act upon the amended Hay -Pauncefote treaty. According to the same author ity, the bill will be called up early in February and passed. phat, however, doesn't seem to be the opinion of the president of the Panama Canal com pany, who is in Washington, as he has publicly said that he considers his company still has a chance to sell out to the United States, which he pre- tends that it isn't at all anxious to do. as it can sell to England. France and Germany at any time. Whether this impudent Frenchman is blufting or really has hold on any considerable number of senators sufficiently strong to hold up the Nicaragua canal bill will shortly become apparent.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-09
IN PASSING.

Seventy Boer families will settle in Long Island.
 The post office department has de- cided upon six special stamps for the benefit of the Pan-American exposi- tion at Buffalo.
 In, 1914, when the British army cap- tured Washington, the capitol was burned, and only the roofess walls of the two wings were left standing.
 A permanent lifeline, consisting of strong wire cable, has been stretched along the entire distance of the Chicago drainage canal, 34 miles, to be used in case of accident.