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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
POOL ROOMS
RULE T0N|Bs?
Deputy Commissioners Fan
ming Gives Out Startling
Result of Inquiry.

Deputy Commissions OF Corrections,
y. O. flaming began this morning his
investigation into the management Of
the city Prison.
II. has alleged that Warden Hagen
permitted al! sorts o: liberties 10 the
convicted wardman Bisser,. and that
many OF the employees IN the prison
either are now or were at the time of
their appointment connected with pool
room. In this city.
After examining a number o: witness.
IS In his private officc Mr.. Tanning had
this 10 cay concerning the inquiry:
Il received Information about a week
ago tina: downtown pool-room had o..
tahlished connections In the rombs.
Such Inquiries along that line as have
been able TO make. with hostile sut,on
dinate otsensibly In charge of that olaee.
nave brought me the Information which
duplicates an employe OF the Tombs.
Il have obtained the confession Of IN
ofiicisl OF some importance N the De.
par,meas o. Correction that PRO. 20 his
appointment, /, few months ago he WAS
connected with an uptown pooi-rocm 70.
pu,ed 10 De conducted by city official.
Il have found tina. another employees
Of the department who was summoned
20 appear here but did rot was atso
attached 10 a pool.room when appointed
10 his place.
I'm regard 10 the appointment OF TIE
officisl sho admitted connection with .
pool.rcom. want 10 say that his name
was sent 20 US by the Civii-Servfcs
hoard. and. 50 FAR as / know At 'his
llm- IN. fact OF his connection with .
pool-room Vas entirely unknown 70
Commissioner Lan;ry."
The inquiry will continue intermit.
i-ltly Tor two weeks
Before oestnniuS tho Inquiry Tanning
wrote 10 Commissioner Laatry asking
FOR authority 20 enforce Warden HaE-
ans ibsenc. from duty during the In.
vesiIgation
The wItne-.c. to-day Included janice
A. Butter chief OF the Berthlton
system on BlaekNeli'- Island John }.
Fallen. warden ~ Siackwell's Island;
Walter Duh dpnrkecper o. tho. C:ty
Prison. Franz pisnar. cleaner IN the
DEPARTMENT ann Frank SoonaI Ana
Theodore LernhpH.
There Is another witness OF Import.
snce whose nam" even Mr., Tanning has
NOT given ont He wrote 10 the Deputy
asking tntt II. he aiiu-eA
10 tSS;irv Mr. Tanning sa!d that ~
was 4 former ofHcisi OF the Tombs. but
he would tel! no more about him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
WIDOWS WAR
FOR 100000.
Each Of the Two Seeks
Through Courts Fortune Left
by F. Stanhope Philips.

In hi. opening address 10 the Jury be
Court to-day eN-JudEc Henry Light. OF
Connecticut made the startling declara.
ton that tr1 omen each claimed 10 be
tho widow .. h. late F. Stanhopc Phil
Ups. whose wilI ne vas ABOUT TO dispute
IN behalf OF a brother OF the dead man.
i, las the beginning OF the trial OF
suit brought py James Ralph Philips
agains; Martha b. Philips as widow.
cxccu'riN and sole lega,cc Of + Stan
hope Philips and Grace Macsregor Phil
ip.. tho second widow. TO have the Will
declared null and void
Each VI these women claims to b.,
:he lawful widow OF F., Stanhope Phil
ip,. who left an estate OF 500. co." said
the lawyer.
About No6 900" corrected on. OF the
half dozen lawyers for the women.
An estate of upward OF half mill
ton dollars" the first lawyer repeated
and the wife who was separated from
Dir. Philips by divorce IN New Jersey
now claims that that divorce was illegal!
''F'. 8. Philips died Jan. L. 1901. lea'-
tns A widow. Grace Macgrcsor Phillips
On Feb. !. 1901. Martha r. Philips 'iled
the will now disputed. and subsequently
II was admitted 10 probate.
I'VE declare tina, that paper was not
thc will OF +. Stanhope Philips. but the
viii OF Martha p. Philips and one
Strong. who exercised influence over
him.
The said +. S,anhopc Philips was
wholly under the influence Of Martha q.
Philips and one Strong"
The first Witness. DR.. Ciar'cs l..
Dana. testified that Ave years ago he
examined r. $. Philips and found that
he was suffering from parcsis.
The defense denies that Grace Mac
ercSor is rhil!ps.s widow. alleging that
he sccurta an annulmcnt o. their mar
rage In New Jersey in 1881. and married
Martha Is Philips a month later.
Grace MneSregor Philips answer is
tha; this anrulmen; was bascd on false
testimony aad Illegal
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
HOTEL MAN.
HAS TO QUIT
Lessee of Brevoort and Chas.
taignsray Makes an
Assignment.

'h"rit> Jalncs. Icss.r of tn. Hotel
br"v"ori. IN lower Fif;h avenue. and iii.
Shastisn"ray Hotel Nipcty-second
street and Madison avcn.. muade an as
>iInment today to ErnFt H. q. Never.
whose residence s. a; the BrevoJr; Iiotci.
IL. w. Leonard. JRim".s counsel said
ms afternoon that III. amour, In
v"lvcd would b" between t25.oNr, ard
5000. ana that IN all prob iDii!t, tho as
sets would u enough !" cover tho i,Di.
l;i''. doiI,r t1r dollar.
Mr. Leonard said that the fa!.mr. al
been brrngh, nbpu; by ioss.. thrr,s.,
IA" uptown nost.ir! The thas.a!snc:n
VAS owned 10y WIN. Eb!InS. jr. son
Of the brewer. While he -truciur. Ma
In process OF construction EbiIag failei.
P:oirhc;cd ii:isution followed WIKI tho
result mat J1iEes. who had made .,
contract fo- 4 lease II She property. va.
krit put ~ possession FOR NOR" than 4
year. thus lncuf.inG gr,nt financial lo.s
Ne nniUS got possession on the 1911 or
last Stpi,mJPr. Mr. Leonard IaIh hi.
client had run about S1.OU u month he.
mo ~ IN" thastaivn"ray.
Mr. JaiHur Ii- nria SAD ease OF III.
TIL, ei- VIII run ON nrNi May and
Mr., Leonard said his Afternoon that
the property had oe.n suh-le,sed 10
ano'n'r person ov"- the mead o. his
client. Thu house - owned .y IN,
Sailors Snug it1rhs-.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
SIX-DAY CYCLISTS
WE'RE PAID TO-DAY
Nearly So, 900 Distributed Among Men Who
Took Part in Last Weeks Race

The siy tsy bicycle riders who la,
week d'ne-f c.e laws Of nature IN The
frtat test % endurance were COM
psnsat"d Tor ;heI- asks at tn. BirthoIdl
Ho!ei this afternoon. PAT Powers. fai
as cver and even NOR. happy. entered
the hotel shortly before o'clock this
afternoon bea r!ns In his arms bags Of
gold Thos. nag. contained very near
IN. $3.50 and o-fnr" AN hour had passed
ell mad been deait on, 10 the Successful
cvcli.I.
And Sun Powers and MIS- partner. jim
ksnne'iy had mash 10 spare, ;or he
-iN.i.y race VAS the biggest Of financial
successes. Every man looked In good
shape AMI on. would hardly think thc.
had Just finished long siN-day gacc
The riders. TOO. seemed satisfied alter
visiting Kennedy and Power. IN !,
private room /; Was there that the
gold Was deal out 10 20" men sho lar.
week suffered t0rtiir. ,sh."i Tor mis-
d.y ana the iistribu'.n ~ gold
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
.SCANNELL
0vERRULED.
Recorder Golf Decides that
He Must Plead to
indictment.

Fire Commissioner John J. Scanned
and William l., Marks must plead TO the
Indictment charging them with conspIr.
asy.
Recorder Con. IN decision handed
do wn to-day. declared that their plea On.
tered In abatement should be oyerru,cd.
li"rs is VIVA, the Recorder said;
1T Is unnecessary 10 liscuss OF decide
whether the question Of til. non-rcs !.
deEce OF a Grand Juror should be
raised ''y plea III abal.mcn, or ~
motion 10 uuash. or whether suciI o.
lection can prevail after the indictment,
- found. OF whether the non-resId.ncc
Of Grand Juror vi,!a,cs the ind!.;-
mont
There Is ..r.iic. suggestion nor allie
..t,n: ma. N. crirndnhts were, IN fact.
tjh..G Or b!h d -, ~ aHy Wa -! an.
presence OH tho. Gtand jury OF the mem
~GHG.',.. ..., f!.,.. p!yi would DC ~
aIi hci"rore OF IN" opinion mat;
when ,hoy appeared IN cou,t ana muvt1
~ lhNo. 20 .nsprc. the mihu.es OF
IN. Grand jury. whica was GranI.d
aI.t again asked tnr cou', tor another
favor. ih.: wave. Whatever .igE. ~
privilege tney possescsG I. .nterl'"-" u
plea n abatement.
o.crsuled.'
.Scanne.l AMI AiaiEs were addicted on
Nov. FOR conspiracy. According 10 n"
gre Dcpa rtsncnt IN lots o! Il value iess
man sl.Oo, thus obviaiins ;he necessity
q advertising Cor bids. ana paid for
them more thar tn. market value Of
the goods. Marks n alleged 20 hnv.
been an intermediary agent.
On Nov. g counsel FOR Scan0r.! and
Marks asked permission to Inspect the
minutes OF the Grand Jury. With the
understanding thar ~" ease should ne
called on Dec. 2. permission was granted.
After the inspection counsel ntsred an
a plea In abasement the allegation that
one OF the members OF the IndIctIng
Grand Jury Wac non PRESIDENT OF the
county. ana that the indictment was
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
BEAUTIFUL ACTRESS MAY
NEVER BE TRIED FOR BIGAMY
Rich Walter Burns Fails to Appear Court Against Alice
Gladys 6rauemIich-Burns and Cannot Be Found

The r-ma rkah'~ romance ., beautiful
young Alice GLADYS Hlrn. and her ~
husbands may never ~. lie iiSht o.
judicial Investigation.
The charming. blond .slrel ','e &C.
tresr. who In only eighteen. va t. have
been pia ccd on trial Cor SIsa.n? to-day
before Judge Halr. In jersey City.
aut Prosecutor Erwin declared tina,
Walter Burns. the wealthy clmp.ain-
an, and second husband. c,lI lot be
found and an indefinite adjournment vas
taken.
Burns all ed hat vixen he married
the girl on sept. %, 1891. before Justic,
OF :he Pcac" l.eharr. ~ Jersey CITY,
she was already the wife OF Peter
Brauemlich. whom she married on Fob.
5, 1891. al Good Ground. l.. l. when
only fifteen years old.
Burns Is a Chicago safe manufacturer.
He lives. when In New York. AT VI" ~
Central Park West.
Burns alegc. that about Christmas.
lS". he mo; the sirl. She said she wa.
the daughter ~ Cen. John Is. Castle
man. OF Louisville. ny. ana ne became
infatuated with her.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16

lie went ahronj IN Fcn-uary i..' and
silrlcs that when he returned On SApt.
Is 1870. he learned tina, a oaby had been
born on Aug. IL
lie never saw The Infant. and MAS told
II WAS with the family OF Col. Bennett.
Seventy-third street. Baynnne. where
the Girl was stopping.
Burns says he sss persuaded to mary
The Young woman month later. H~
Went 10 Chicago. and while thor. re-
c"ir"d telegram from his wife. an.
uouncing their childs death.
1ncn appeared nt the Burns HON.
Peter Braucmlich, rho claimed Mrs
Burns IS his sifc and took her away.
ln""st'cailGn proved that AIRS Rrauer.
lirh- 3ur;s never n. child |, dcr,i.
cp.-i hat she had had y quarrel wr.n
Hra.cmilch AMI iSf, home She vas
not kncwn IN I.DuisviiIc, Ky. by ne
cI-Ii"I.ans.
ii.I arr"a. II No. III Lawrence street.
iiro 'klyn wl"r. she wus living nEn
hrnrcrnlira. '"l.,wcd on burn.. chars.
at hlSam%.
Mrs Fr,u'aiIinh asserted that B,,rr.
hSphoiz." ne! 'n'O marrying him
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16

Freedman obtained cou,rol by grace o.
his Tammany associations. Outside OF
tine political clique Interested In the
club. the stock was ht.i By Al Spaidins
and Messrs. oSden and C,uant. OF ths
Boet on Club.
James J. CooSan, whose wife owus
the Polo Grounds and Manhattan Field
adjoining In heavily interested In the
club and II In control Of the political
clique. which has held Mr.. Freedman
IN power.
siay Have Reached Coosan.
1t may. be that Mr. Spaulding has
particular obligations TO lir. Freedman
since the lrst Tuesday OF last November.
Al the Democratic Club this after
noon MIR. Freedman. when told that
Mr.. SpaldinG's friends were claiming
he had obtained a controlling interest
in the club. said:
That report Is merely wind circulated
by Spalding. Personally do not own
majority OF the stock. but / have
friends who. with me. control the asse-
citation.
comfy thi. morning va. made
= big o.rr for u block Of nay stock.
hut turned II down.
Il Intend TO stand by those who hAvs
Ing Will have his work cut out for him
when he undertakes TO Dust me-
Late this afternoon Mr.. SpaldinS sent
l.tt.r 10 Mr.. Freedman AT tho Demo-
cratic <r1uh. II was delivered personally
nw James Sullivan. Neither Mr.. Freed
man or MIR. SpaldinS would say what
wi,r In the letter.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16

Earlier in the day Mr.. Low had an
nounced nine appointments.
In making the announcement NJ
his Civil-Serviee Board appointing nts
the Mayor elect made it plain that ne
will no. stand for the Tammnny plan
TO fasten thousands OF hold.over Of
fee holders on the new adm nistia-
ton.
Il have increased the Board from
three members to seven" said Mr..
Low. in order not to make 100 great
demands upon the time Of the Com
missioners. who serve without pay.
Their duties. for time at least, will
tc unusual and oncDus.
The Democratic members o, III.
committee all supported Mr.. Shepard.
and. indeed, the first tvo were sug-
ses,ef by him az my request.
tn Reduce once SinRs.
The tivil-Serv.cc Commission 10
Lo; intended 20 ne an engine ny
which the Mayor can work gu any
Continued on Second Pasc.j
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
LOW TAKES THE
MAYORS OATH
Goes Before Justice Morgan j. O'Brien and Obi
gates Himself to aithfuy Perform Official Duties.

Mayor-clcc' Seth Low took the oath
a. Office his afternoon in the Appel.
late Division o: IN. Supreme Court
The osh was admins by Jus
&c, Morgan j O'Brier
In The little grou? gathered n Jus.
tico O'Bricn's chambers was Gen
Patrick 4. Collins thr Mavor.elec,
o. Boston.
.JuSuc C'Rr.er. after he had vel.
ccmed NJ Low N once proceeded TO
admin.s.c; the oath
lie read ovei thc :orm OF oath pre-.
scrihcd :uT el"c:.v" officers. MIR. Low
sndinc with upliftch right hand
facing him. The Mnyor-"leCt listened
aftcntiyciy and a, he close signficd
his assent.
\s Mr. Low bent over 10 afIix his
signature 10, the oath Justice O'Brien
turned 10 the Mayor-clect OF Boston
AID said
General. can | swear you in. too"
No. hut could take that oath all
right, Gen Collins replied.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
$4,000 SUIT
FOR ISLANDER.
l.p-,l.l 10 rAs r,,nlas World }

NEWARK. y. J., Dec. 10 "A suit srr
isDnH damages for alleged slandss has
been Instituted by Edward j. Grace.
Town Treasurer % Harrison. against
Jn!in +. coogan. President OF the Harrt-
son Board OF Education.
Grace claims t'oosan represented him
as being short In his accounts. coosati
says he Is not worrying over The ease.
For at least six months the Harrison
town officials have been luarretlius, one
With the other. with members OF tire
town Council furnishing thu excitement
a, the regular meetings by tiSatiaS SEsf
the police department..
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
E'cnnorn D"--'. >-r,ou.n-...

i:eanora Due, the famous Italian
actress. in peculiarly nervous When sn-
Ia not at rchcarsals or acting she spends
her time In perfect rest. Sh" rcceiv 81
no one except old friends and only
few Of thcae She has lady COM
paninn. who arranErs her journeys and
engages rooms IN the hotels. This lady
secs that. buses rooms are at tho hack
E, he chi, ho,n ana dnn ssy
street sounds and sights
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
.HAY-PAUNCEFOTE
TREATY RATIFIED.
The Senate Practically Unanimous in Favor
;. Of Its Adoption.

WASHINGTON. Drc. ,s,7A.ter .,N.
.raI hours desat" ihe tisy.Fauur eio,"
treaty Was ratified ny tao Senate i, I''
y. m. oy vote o, :: to :,
TIL" treiiy which supcrselis ~" ti.y-
,cn- Ruiwe, 90 roact pra ctic lily author
izc. Ii. construction % tho NIs.r,y,"
canal under complei. American oonitoL
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
80 wo>E, ron E.. II. ~ >>Ei:

TN. question Mas ra!s~t Hl,hc me-;
Ing o, the East River Tunnel CON- :
.ipHc,~ to-day as 20 sc pres-ai al
~ .,D;'sy ~ UI,idlGI the tune. uai"'
-. river 10 Brookiyn. Thi. i ~
gard-d - significant !. view ~ ,hs
tsntion nt the rcun."Ivl -, Entir =
compuny - c5r4'-t-' 'r.1 90 q
Ine North ami Fast rivers comptrp.-
Ter Co'e- said h" lid no; know ihht
ylV.DOos. tho estimated cost % in"
'iiDnel. sas available.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
ACCUSED OF THEFT BY FA7HER.iiNq.LAw.

Benjamin Frest, Of No. 334 East Seventy.elght street.
was held in $1,000 bail for examination charge of lar
ceny preferred against him by his fatherinaw Louis Men,
man. Of No. 438 East Sevenynnth street. in Yorkve Police
Court this afternoon Neuman said that Frest with his wife
paid him visit Aug 10 and that after they had left he dis
covered jewey to the value Of $1,000 had Disappeared
Some of the articles Frest paWned, heuman said, and
others he had reset and presented them to his wife,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
WANTED HIS WILL BACK.
9ssehan Provided for Iis Return
u He Recovered.

william .nen-s.aa. vao made hi w..'
OF Dec. Z, leaving his mttle aha Few
hundred doiiars--to MS sisic:-n.. Jaw.
Della Rcnchau. adds:
But x I should get wrli :aIs wi! -
80 bc returned TO mp and Is to pe con-
sidered ms null ard void
Tie didn't get well. evidently, ior the
mill Was flied for probate this ..Hsrn2 pp.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16

II 4. pr'ctIsslly SURRENDER nn ,h- par,
~ al control IN tn. isthnins cia. S"v-
"'ai Southern senators oprIse "a"
treaty DecI,Iss 1t iii n,G an nbri-- the
!1rtlacaticl u ih..c,nsl bu; tn" ..nat"
has nrrn prasi'c.lly Gn nln"u% J.. -
favor |in,e ~ provisions S"r" mad"
known n.t week
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
>h,.n,"xc. ., Ml,,,nr, discipline

FROM NJ 'ht".p N'N'
Hard military discipline. has trans-
formed IN" whol. rae" ~ E"ruaus from
round .sh"uld"?.d men, with . pr"rusiul
~ a4ir"sv tissue, into straight and
sincar soldiers. The h"igh; NJ tn. men
~ shown by official reports, has grtdu'
ally diminished since ISL Wh"thc'
the kaisrr's subjects regard this loss -
sum GENTLY atoncd ,or by IN" greater
siz. Of the German chin which II he
coming a prominent characteristics un-
known 10 the PruSSians % Fr"hOsick
the Great. is " question.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
>v,>.ro> Sur o> rm,u..

The suit ~ Iie.ma" I.;idc. i pitt
burg art dealer. 20 recover S,"" Tor
painting. alleged - nave b'"n sod 10
Coils y, Huntington prior - The In; .
t.r's death. vas on irial In ~" 81.
promo co'lr. to-day The defense was
;hat the pictures were only put on OK
hioition Y -Hta
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
n%> rHouM>> Irw, nEL,>a,s>v

Mortinsr l.. Schn the banker. and
ban Fa"1nnr 10" thsni.Ic.' N. De
a,'r. "rr" a'rnrs tbs my L'.ttunG-ni
b.; ji!s..gr D',:,-ral's oauri tp-d,'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
VERY LATEST NEWS
IN BRIEFEST FORM.
SO ELECTION CLERKS DISMISSED

President Voorhis, of the Commission OF Elections. has
summary discharged sixty clerks employed in the Bureau Of
Elections to copy the enrolment Of the voters.
President Voors found that Of the clerks were writ
ing but forty names and addresses in an hour while the faith
full were doing twice that amount of work.
Lazness prevailed mostly in Brooklyn where ortyeuh
employees Of the bureau had their official heads cut off,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
r.nD, D,>,Em.> M.> WINS.

.\mirrw H,rp.-r r"cd not .a,m'f
h'nS'l' 80 "samina ipE > l'cI S'"tn-
Jirdt. before "a. rial ~ i.s .u.' 90
~ spycr $500 wan d. hot IN Pidiy
Diver In the recent urinary elect on.
.ibs,,ts 6!cgrricn decided AZ lat" ten,
attPrn >or
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
c., B. & O. RAILROAD LEASED FOR sse YEARS.

Another move in the big railway combine was made this
afternoon at meeting Of the officials Of the Chicago, BuIng
ton and Quincy Railroad Company held in the offices Of the
Northern Pacific Company, No. 49 Wall street The Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company term Of
999 years their lines to the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railway Company one Of the holding companies in the trust
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
TOLD IN TABLOlDS.

Jail for trl.cnpt IN n2irs L" .rrr "
p''or. commission ana I-.if, q.
!, ,.ock oder .: :'iS BOSTON AMI Mon.
anna Copper COMPANY
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16

\.'rcl Conlcy. .. 40. ", IVES, TAR
is-thIrd street. Vas. nfre-;cd tn''ia Y
emerged Nth having thrown fietf'
p..A., ortr the Pa'!>.d'. tn July
r!sany MAS killed
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
GOV. GREGORY DEAD.
Demise Of nhode isinrd. Executive
This Af,crnoon.

w1cKFcRb r &, Dec. i6,--Gpv.
william Gre,'T.', o:>Rhotc Island. died
at mis- home here at|5 o'clock this after
noon he had been ~ tor several
months
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
1o.BE TRIED FOR BIeAmY.

Barnet Rosenberg of No. TIA Madison street. in Harlem
Court to-day was held for trial on Henrietta Cowerthas
him $500 their wedding day. and that he sailed for Europe
Sept H. 1893 and on Aug TO- 1s99 married Dora Rosenberg
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
NINE APPOINTMENTS
ANNOUNCED BY Low.

MAYOR. -iect Los ;o-day an
rnInrsd these appointments:
COMMISSIONER OF WATER
SUPPLY. GAS AND ELEC-
TRICKY iiampd-n Dough
"r'y. IIdcprnd"n Democrat, CT
'zcns Union. o, Rtooklyr.
BRIDGE COMMISSIONER
sia-ta, LIndcnihal. Independent
Democrat. German. Amcrk
Reform Union
CIVIL SEHNIcE c0MNiS
,son-w!ilis l.. Ogden. \icxan-
der 7. Mason. w 4. Perrlne and
''2rn"ilr' N,rde'rilt Rcru,i!-
cans: ". Y Dykman. .Thco.
dore Ban,a and Nelson 5 Sp.n-
re-. Democrats.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16

eohhertiens lpF ~ rsrts Of tho tnnr,ry q the
y srious tsrntns ,kticns Leave Ne. rork ct
.oht ssitnt, iaisrtafs,S's'
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The United s;a,ss cnur; Of Appeals
to-day reversed, judge r.aeombc.s or
Ger ooHrhttins Anson Rs Flower %
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The Justice also signed the oath. as
Col. Alfred Wagstafr. the clerk OF the
court. Mr.. Low was then presented
to the Justices OF the court. who were
In consultation in the library.
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LATE RESULTS ATHEW ORLEANS.

Third Race-Major Mansir I, DaIkeh 2, Pay the Fiddler
Filth Face-Trebor I, Ben Chance 2, Sword man s.
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FREEDMAN TO ASK FOR INJUNCTION.

AIate afternoon report says that Freedman will ask for
the National League claiming his election was IRREGULAR
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Going 10 Chirano

? f-nns,i'snia Railroad offers for III, u, AZ
tas'itiou, she Psnnsyirsnis Limited. Il
Vfins the best features Of hotel home sed
Leaves New rorh every day Ia the Yssr.s.s
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.mo,> Em .r ruE,,m L,cn. ,>n.

Richard rsnkcr and party arrived +,
I. agH TX I'll. 'p-d.s
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ios, los, ali v,lc~ in inc analr. Of tn
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-03-13
Mix up with Tramps.

Monday evening the police were
called upon to quell di t b NE
near the Junction which was being
carried on by four tramps who were
badly polluted with liquor. The
tramps were very boisterous and dar-
ing, and made matters extremely un-
pleasant to the people of that vicinity
Chief Block and Officer Bruegeer re-
sponded to the call for help and upon
arriving on the scene found the Tho
bocs" ready to fight for their liberty
Nothing daunted, the minions of the
Law warmed up to their task and in
short order had two Of the disturbers
who seemed particularly anxious to
battle in complete subsection. The
remaining two were also captured
with the aid of other police. Yester-
day morning the tramps were brought
into justice court and given county
jail sentences.