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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08
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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08
. CONDENSED TELEGRAMS :

Melbourne, Feb S.-Destructive bush
fires are devastating parts of Australia,
and great loss of life and property are
reported.
Scranton, Pa, Feb. S.--A fire which
broke out in the business part of the
city last night caused loss of more
than 100000.
Boise, Feb. S.A persistent effort is
being made in the Legislature to repeal
the present state anti-ga milling law and
substitute one allowing local option in
the matter
New York, Feb. S.--Wu Ting Fang.
the Chinese minister, refused to attend
IA banquet given to Gen. Otis, because
Otis had ordered the exclusion of Chi
rese from the Philippines.
Shanghai, Feb S.-An imperial edict
orders that foreigners be not molested
anywhere in the Chinese empire. 1t
goes on to say that Chinese Who go
abroad are safe, and the people must
reciprocate.
st. Louis, Feb. S.--Thc police of Alton.
H.. have secured one of the gang of
thieves and dynamiters who had plan
ned wholesale raid in the way of
threatening to kill various wealthy men
unless bought off.
Topeka. Feb. S.-MrS. Nation was set
free in the police court last night and
went on her way rejoicing She and
about 100 other women sang hymns
when brought into court, and fairly
drove the judge to discharge them.
Madrid. Feb. S.-The liberal press is
excorating the management of the navy
for the breakdown of the armored
cruiser Carlos vi, which was to have
gone to the queens funeral at Cowes.
They allese wholesale stealings in the
navy.
Tacoma, Feb. S.-Andrew Carnegie's
c!fel of $4,000 for a city library, pro-
yidcd the city will devote $4,000 yearly
10 it's support, is to be accepted, and
they may get Onelalf more by adding
Il corresponding sum to the yearly rev.
niue.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

Boise, Feb. S.-A persistent effort is
being made in the Legislature to repeal
the present state anti-gambling law and
substitute one allowing local option in
the matter.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

New York, Feb. S.Wu Ting Fang.
the Chinese minister, refused to attend
banquet given to Gen. Otis, because
Otis had ordered the exclusion of Chi
nese from the Philippines.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

Melbourne, Feb. S.-Destructive bush
fires are devastating parts of Australia,
and great loss of life and property are
reported.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

Scranton, Pa, Feb. S.A fire which
broke out in the business part of the
city last night caused loss of more
than S400, 900.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

Shanghai Feb. S.-An imperial edic
orders that foreigners be not molestet
anywhere in the Chinese empire.
goes on to say that Chinese Who &,
abroad are safe, and the people mus
reciprocate.
The evening world., 1901-10-15
WILL REOPEN
ON NOV. |.
REORGANIZED 7TH NATIONAL
BANK READY FOR BUSINESS.
stock holders In SessiOn Selecting
Officers ana Completing
Details.

The meeting Is being held In the dl-
rcctors room. Those present Include.
Torres, Rlynor. National Bank Exam
liner for this district ana the banks re-
cciv.r. William Nelson Cromwell. his
special counsel. and the rcprcs.ntativ.
also OF th' Thomas-Gould intercsts: r
X. Thomas. son OF Gen. Sam Thomas
and suCccsso. OF ". H. Kimbail .s
President OF the bank: W H. Taylor.
Vice President 81 the Bowling Green
Trust Company .uf which Edwin Could.
young Mr. Tnnmass business associate.
Is president. and r. * Stale. OF Gin
cinnati. sDn-in-law of Alexander Me
DVnald tis, 81 Cincinnati ana a Sund-
ard on mngnate. who has been active
in urging the seventh Nationals reor-
ganizatiun.
1t wns decided to-day. AT 4 meet
ug of tn" stockholders OF tn. seventh
National Bank - resume business
about Nuv. !. anI to confirm" III"
nam" .; he corporation as the
seventh National Bank
When the meeting ,dinirr.! the an.
noun2"mcnt was rnnd" that IA. plan OF
reorganization ~ drafted By tn. R"or.
giniza,!on Committee and approved By
;hc Comptroller nf tie Currency had
been adopted byn two-thirds vote.
\ certificate of deposit shows 81. T5O.OO)
o: rev capital TO the credit OF the bank.
ana Mr. Cromwell said tina, after pay
ing nil IN. old dcpOsitors there would
b" "a surplus OF SiiO60b
The evening world., 1901-10-15
ALL THE FAMILY
DIED SUDDENLY.
STRANGE RECORD IN THE MA
CURE HOME IN BROOKLYN.

An awful record OF sudden deaths Has
carried on. within spac" OF two and n
half years. i've members OF the Ma.
gulrc family. OF No. lOI3'St. Marks ave-
me Brooklyn,
Mrs Olive Mcguire. hfty.n!ne years
old was found dead In hcr bed this
morning by TIER four-yrar.old grandson.
Robert S"il, The little I'D and mn un-
married daughter are all that arr lcf;
of husband and VII. and four daughters
Years ago Mr. Mcguire wa, wealthy
resident ~ Brooklyn, II. los, hi money
in Wall street. his health failed and his
VII. and daughters We're compelled 10
support him,
Two and half years ago Mr, Mcguire
Tell dead In the street, Within a few
weeks his cldes, daughter met death In
a similar manner
Six months ago another daughter died
suddenly. and i've weeks ago third
daughter was found dead IN bed.
The succession ~ ~orrow was too
much FOR Mrs MhgIir- When neign-
bors heard OF hcr death to-day they said
sh. had died Of hrokcn heart Tn"
sole surviving daughter Is hyster!cu
with grief
The evening world., 1901-10-15
COT
$4,000 CASH.
Blew Up Bank and Fired on
Citizens Who Tried to
Stop Them.
HOUNDS AFTER THEM.
Mayor Of Ohio Town Led Force
Against the Desperate
Band.
HOUNDS AFTER THEM.

GALLON. o.. Oct. 1.-THE vault OF
the Farmers and Citizens Bank at Trio.
Il small town near here. was wrecked
early to-day by six robbers. who se-
cured the contents and escaped. 1t Is
said the vault contained $1,000.
The cracksmcn used n!;ro-Glycerine.
The doors Of the vault were blown COM
rlct"ly off and the building partially de-
mol!shcd
Tn" explosion awoke the people OF the
town. All who approached the bank.
however. were driven away BY the rob-
beers. who were armed with rifles. Mayor
Mcconnell attempted to enter the bank.
hut was fired upon and compelled to re-
tscat.
Having occurred their booty the cracks.
men went TO a livery stable. where they
bound and gagged the owners. They
then took several rigs and drove rapid
ly away.
\ posse and bloodhounds are on the
trail .: the robbers.
The evening world., 1901-10-15
MRS. BARRETT
SEEKS DIVORCE.
WIFE OF WELL-KNOWN BUSI-
NESS MAN BRINGS SUIT.

Mrs Louis. Barrett. through 4. II.
iiummel, applied to-day to Justice Scott.
In Part Ill OF the Supreme Court,
Special Term. FOR an absolute divorce
from Henry J. Barrett. TO whom she
Was married April "a. 1851. They have
ihre. children. Montagu. r.. Charles
ana Birdie Barrett. eighteen. sixteen
and fourteen years old respectively. and
MIS-. Barre,, says he Is very wealthy.
She says &a".Ooo Is "A moderate estimate
OF his wealth.
she sues on statutory GROUNDS. all the
SHA!S,s being urnl.d Jy the husband.
Mrs. Barrett. who IL - young aud very
pretty woman. vas her own first wilt
ness. Under cross,eHamination. she said
ina, s.rvan, girl employed by her
husbands dereliction the night OF April
I, last. when she called a ! her house and
told her tina, Mr. Barrett had gone into
.hi n' Servant Want had been waschn rh's and I'd
had seen him go into the hotel
Then Mrs. Barrett said she went with
the servant and found two young men,
the servants friends. waiting pr her.
outside the hotel. The TWO YOUNG men
then went In with Mrs. Barrett and the
girl. registering on the book. They all
went up 70 room In the hotel and
Congressman Goldfogies cro,s-exam.
nation %. Mrs. Barrett and the servant
girl Indicated that Ha,rc,;s iefcns. va,
collision on the part OF the witnesses
Monts que Barrett Identified the writing
In the hotel register. w Barrett and
wife as his fathers writing. and tes,I-
fled TINT his father was not at home that
night
Gussic Rerl!ner. n servant. testified
TO following Mr. Birrctt to the hotel
and then telling Mrs. Barrett:
She said:
when ran w to Mrs. Barrett and
told her she said:
81 have got aim now
Then We went back 10 the hotel and
wen, up 10 n room We found out whni
room they were In. and Mrs. Jarrett
knocked Oh the door.
"'Whos there came In voice from
inside the room.
ice water. said Mrs. Barrett.
Then the door was opened and I,
was Mr.. Barrett. | saw the stout blonde
woman beyond him In the room''
what did Mr.. Barrett say" asked
Mr.. iiummel.
"iIe was too scared to do anything.
lie was shaking all the time. he was so
scared"
"Whn, did Mrs. Barret, say?"
''Shc said You SEQ what kind OF a
husband I've got.'"
The evening world., 1901-10-15
STOCKS SAC IN
ACTIVE MARKET
DEMAND FOR PENNSYLVANIA
AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
~. Paul aud ANN Ign mntrd COpper
Also Ia Favor with
buyers.

Following an opening period ~ slug
rishness. stocks on the Exchange to-day
took a brisk turn. purchase OF 1900
shares OF Southern Pacific at 90 IA To
20 IL as compared with 90 Is. ycstcr-
days closing. being the signal FOR u
complete reversal OF sentiment. aU,l
prices Immediately began 10 Improve at
a good rate.
The Pacific and 81, Paul issues were
nest conspicuous In the recovery. The
whil. the PaciHcs were up from - TO
~ per cent. On liberal support from
all quarters OF the market.
Amalgamated copper. too. came In tor
a large share OF IN. buying. whIch Il;
reelected with an .,ivancc OF Ia per
cent.
New York Central was In demand and
sold ! rs above yesterdays close. and
Metropolitan Street Railway . IL Great
Northern prnf.rrcl. Dec Moiues 4 Fort
Dodge. BnltimoI. a ohio and Evans
VILE Il TER" iIaut. ADVANCED a ! -.
Some realizing checked the advance.
\ declining tendency became cute
pronounced At noon under the leader
3: i-:. ST. Paul reacted ! J.. and other
leading stocks a point or more. The
heavy buying OF Pennsylvania CON
tinucd ana carried the price 10 ~ 3.&
The rest OF the market Anal.y stead cd
In sympathy.
Prices hardened again. bu, did not
generally recover 10 the hlgh level. The
recovery was fostered by the tremendous
demand for Pennsylvania. Books OF
2 .0O and 1900 shares changed hands FIRE.
Quently. and there was one sale OF 5000
shares at lS. The price mounted 10
Its 81 despite the enormous offerings.
There was hardening movement
ayc... hr' D-"h' taking overcanc II and
there were relapscs when irau- .cN
prices OF the lay Pennsyivanis re-
acted ! IL and y. !. Central .. Glu
cosc extended Its loss To 6 3-i. and the
preferred los; I. TIL. closing was quit"
active and weak
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
10000 shares.
The evening world., 1901-10-15

but the third Is supposed to be lodged
near the base .: the brain When dis
covered by an a;tache OF the Gilbert
Home where the decd was committed
Hayes. who was bending over the lie.
less spdy OF his victim, Said
This was an agreement we made at
the time We became engaged"
Both III. dead riri and Hayes at
tended the First Congregational Church
and moved In good society. Hayes was
industrious. having moTc than 1850 In
savings bank. He Is said to have
never tasted liquor or used tobacco In
any form.
During his confinement In the county
Jail he has E"en treated more like a
hero than n criminal Young women
members OF churches and prominent in
local society. have corrcspnnded r":u.
larry with him and paid him weekly
visits. scarcely "A day has passed that
he has no, received bouquets and deiica-
CIes
Hayes defense will b. in.anity. The
trial promises 10 last between two and
three weeks
The evening world., 1901-10-15
Son of Millionaire Says He
Was Not Taught to
Earn Living,
CAN'T LIVE ON $4,000.
Reared in Luxury, His Life Unfttcd
Him for Earning Income
Can't Pay Debts.

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! Ms faf5crr. wiu wns bc,l -,
HIS l,,-s h, would no, H.. an. "a -,
aInr. A., an
Tn. nfId,y, v,s sub,ri,,,L -,
counsel Louis I.owcns,slr ~ \, ~
Yves Tenth stree. IN nnn,.,,I,u "a
applI,ntinn mad. hv Richard 7, Gr..,,
attorney Cor i;,arS. Il Yard f.r ~
injunction restraining Judge Wa-r.n ~
Foster and the United states Trus.
Company. executor ana truste" unirr
Charlie" +. rilfori's viii. from pnyiug
over 10 George 4. Tilfnr moro thir
sic"l % tn" ss.oon income
Yard secured Judgment aEnin-, young
Ti,tord tbr iatj ~ on Jun. /. 1885,. which
Is still unshiis'cd He wanted 10 cuioiu
tho trustees until he could get enough
OF the income set aside to pay mis- claims
vita intcrc.; ana legal fees
In answer 10 this George T. Tilfnrd,
whose wife wns the beautiful rita sci.
by, leading lady In ~ Trip To China
town submitted an affidavit through
Mr.. L"wcnstciu. In which ne pleads a
follows:
My father. charles +. Tilford lied tn
ltes. leaving 10000. lie was one u the
PRINCIPAL Stockholders Ia PARK 4 TIlfOrd.
81 have been brought up In offences
under the idea tina, was 20 Inherit =
lnrp. ..,nt. bny. never acquired any
hn.lrcs. habit. so a. "a AZ me 4, ACQUIRE
nron.r,v mr. .n,b,. m. i, Ink. ,,t, ~
!, r,r. ,.,.,r h,.., q, ,,y nu.,r.s.
,.nrs 100 ,,r,, h,y
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The evening world., 1901-10-15
CLOSE DOORS ON
NJ K|NLEY PAPER
ONLY DOCTORS HEAR PHYSI-
CLANS ACCOUNT OF DEATH.
Dr. Mann's Report Received To.
Ia: Before the stat"
Medical Socirty.

Only medical men We're permitted ;.
hear the paper real rs Or Mathew
y, Mann. OF Buffalo. before the NlcIr
ca Society, q tho state u 500
York who's" s"mI.nrnual mrclrs bee
gan ,h~ morning ia 'he Academy {
Medicine
Or. Mann was 'he Hrs, uly-rlam to
reach tho side ~ ~" 'a'r President No
kin!.y after n" shooting - Tie Temple
OF Muslc, ana hr Sas unr ~ tn, E''.nl.
!nG Physicians ny 90 he time ,f .As
Presidents death pr M1uUs g'ter.
anc"s to-day un thr -ubl"ni ~ tHr rr"H-
i.nts wound Illness ~ drtt4 were
therefore considered % ,hc mott wal
tmportnoee 90 the medical 'rAfrru'y d;
larg"
When Dr Mann Ma Introduced tac
reporters ptusrut wcr. asked 10 Niin-
draw, II was aNPnturd inst here 1ad.
been an Arrangement BETWEEN tHe yari-
GUS physicians who itt"ul"I the Pros
!d"ut thai nnv u'"rnue... IN the sub
j",t ot hi case should pe given nrst
to the m"d!cli pros, uf 'hu country.
pr Mann +Id ,l,.. wn. np, pnly tn mi-
A,lmcni ul III" agreement between tRc
doctors NJ Bunnl1, but It ~aS his idea
OF corryct professional ethics.
!, Is rr0hlhlc that III. paper may not
be published in tho medical journals for
about week.
The evening world., 1901-10-15
ANOTHER OHIO
BANK ROBBED.

DASvILLE. O.. Oct. ia dntihs at
tempt 10 rob the bank was made here
early to-day. but SO far as known little
OF value was secured. Eight rnbbers
effected an entrance into the bank
building and blew :he safe with dyna-
mite. The building and the vaul, were
wrecked.
The explosions aroused many citizens
who hurried 10 the scene and a battle
ensucd. I, Is thought one robber was
wounded. but all succeeded in escaping
In vehicles which they had in readiness.
Pursuit was at once taken up and shots
we've exchanged until Adrian's Woods
was reached. where the vehicles were
abandoned By the robbers who Sough,
cover. The woods and all roads In ;hc
neighho-hood have been placed under
guard and II Is expected the men will be
CAPTURED
The evening world., 1901-10-15
WRECKED ON BROADWAY.

L, Wynnc. OF Baltimore. ard 3rrs..
WynHo we're In carriage 1t 1; O'clock
last night which VAS beiug driven fr,3nt
the theatre TO the WaIdnrt.AstoriA,
when II was run into by a nprth-bann4
broadway car at Twcnty-fourth asrfaf
aud Broadway. The car hit tho carraai.a
on the front wrenchlng thar part OF II;
the rear end where Jr. and Mrs. W.nns
;Tcrc ssatcd WAS not injured
Tue horses started 10 run away zzzfzs.
the smash, md although hh. VIA .zzzI =
ged from his seat thg ts9ac II,
Halnxe, nuiu on and waH ara L 8 srszsss5
$ He was i niitf4Tt tszz II 4
legs aiE received. q Heasu NuDis.f 8 s 4
Mrs. sIynne fapl< aEspIllHr -
The evening world., 1901-10-15

The local cotton market opened easy
to-day with prices 10 points lower
Reports from G"orgin. Alabama and
parts OF the caroliHns were Offset by
poor cables from Liverpool which Y"r,
unchanged. whereas :u!ly per cent,
advance MAI been Anticipated on last
nights rise here.
After the call tho marke, Was s,eadler
on new buying.
The opening prices were: October. s,l7
t?sh: So.emner. s.i3 70 sl'; December,
sl9 TO $50, January. SIS to SIG: Febru-
airy. SIG bid: March. Sill 10 S.l?; April.
$40 to sill: May, SOS to 500.
The prices At 2.D p. n. were:
December Si1; january s.l3: March.
The evening world., 1901-10-15
Supreme Secretary Warnock
Summoned Here from
Boston to Explain.
TOO MANY ASSESSMENTS
New Workers Want to Know Why
They Had to Pay 10 in
Three Months.

Supreme Secretary Adam warnock. Of
the American Legion o. Honor. spent
the unpleasantest hour % hts ofIicia ca
t"cr In Terrace Garden. SiNty-ei gh IN
street and Lexington avenue. las, even
Ing and Mr.. Wnrnork has held hls
Office for nineteen years.
Mr.. Warno.k was summoned from
Boston by committee OF the Greater
New York Councils OF the order 10 cx-
plain why tn. Supreme Council had
levied eighteen death hcncn, assess
men;s within the las, three months.
I.ured from Boston by polite note
and promise 10 pay his expenses. the
Supreme Secretary found himself fac
Ing an !ra,c gathering
The Commander OF Mckinley Council
OF Brooklyn. began by saying ,Gat while
visiting Boston recently ne had called
AT the Supreme Councils headquarters
I" get little Information on the recent
piling IN OF assessments
He declared he found tn. offices In
ramshncklc building. with no one in
charse but an office boy.
Couldn'i Find Officers.
Il inauIre! for Mr.. wa-nock. bu. he
was out. said the speaker Then
asked In turn FOR his two sons, hts
daughter and his nephew. all o. whom
are under salary as his assistants. but
none OF them. nor any OF the Supreme
officers. was on hand"
The speaker was chcercd. and Mr..
Warnock looked uncomfortable.
Another speaker asked why the Su-
prcmc Council could no: pay some OF
the assessments out OF the contingent
iund o: &ioJ.ooc. as had been done in
similar emergency. two years ago.
when $1,000 WAS voted from the re-
serve FOR the members relief.
Mr.. Warnock announced that the
order owed $4,000 on death benea,
claims, and the money had to be raised
by assessments. as the Supreme officers
would not draw a cent from the con-
;ingent fund.
Meeting freaks Up.
Half the audience rose and left .he
hall AT this point. and Mr.. warnock ;o,-
lowed them. announcing that he would
take the first train back TO boston.
Some members remained and decided
to put tn" matter In a lawyers hands
and 10 call the attention Of the Attorney
Gcneral pt Massachusetts TO the condi-
ton of the order.
The american Legion OF Honor was
CrSnnizCd twenty years ago under tho |
laws Of Massachusetts At one time
there III" now only 500 members ri
the reserve ft'nl we're divided ~ nro
rata among iH"sc members, they world |
S"t oniy 80 each. |
The evening world., 1901-10-15
MORE BONDS
TO Be ISSUED.
COUNCIL AUTHORIZES NEW AD-
DITIoNS TO CITY DEBT.
Board Of Aldermen PASSES RrsOiu-
ton to HrEnintr the speed
Of Automobiles.

At the meeting OF tn. Council this
afternoon proposal FOR bond Issue
or $1,000 Tor an addition - the brook
lvn Institute o. Arts and sciences was
brought up. ana after repeated roll
calls was adopted.
Commissioner Francis J. I.an,ry. OF
the Department OF Corrections. serur-
~ tho passage OF a resolution authoriz-
Ing bond Issue ~ $500 Tor a wall
around the new city prison.
At the meeting OF the Board Of Alder
men this afternoon "A resolution 10 reSu-
late the use OF streets. avenues and
highways for automobiles and all other
motor vehicles was passed unanimously.
The resolution set forth the many re-
cent accidents to show that the streets
are unsafe for foot psssonger as we'll
as vehicles drawn By horses. and that
the Police Department and Department
.. Parks he requested TO enforce the
laws with greater vigilance.
~ letter was rcau from Charles V.
Herdl.sk: secretary o: the L. 3 I..ss-
ton AZ, Vienna. dated Sept. IS. saying
that His Majesty Francis Joseph OF
Austria had received IN. album con-
tanning the resolutions OF condolence OF
ton Of Her Majesty Empress Elizabeth.
The Emperor conveyed his personal
thaoks to this city.
Alderman Mccall wanted the report
OF tae Joint Committee on the granting
OF franchise to the West Tenth Street
Connecting Railway Company. which
passed the Counsel last week. made a
special order.
Alderman Byrnc moved that action be
postponed. and Alderman Bridges said
the mater should he investigated.
Finally II was sent back TO the Com
mittee by vote OF 81 to TO-
few minutes later Alderman Mccall
cEcned matters up with Alderman Byrne
by having an ordinance for the closing
OF Paerderat avenue. Brooklyn. and to
extend and connect interscctlng streets.
referred to the Committee ot Streets
and Highways.
The evening world., 1901-10-15
JOYFUL MATERNITY.
Hopeful Words to Childless Women.
Two Grateful Women Tell How
They We're Helped by Lydia E.
PinI<hams Vegetable Compound.

How shall
bear healthy chfIrcua
iow ought to he their carea blessing o
a E
debility displacement female
Preparation totihy accomplished by Lydia E.
Pinkh,m successfully med
strength curing all dspace
ne am 4
Actual sterit> in woman thinks she
Pinkham. T1ass, whose advice 10
e. 20 a c pee
The evening world., 1901-10-15
STEADY TONE AT LONDON.
Anrricnn shares Averaged Fully
Tn 10 New York PARITY.

The securities markets at London
showed all around nrnncss to-day
though the volume OF trading vas I'M
usually light The American railway de-
partment averaged fully up to New York
parity.
Northern Pacific preferred and United
states Steel preferred exceptionally were
leg and 7.S per cent. respectively above
New FORKS closing figurca OF yesterd,%.
The evening world., 1901-10-15
HORACE DUvAL BETS ON LOW
$500 Even, Also Several Freak
Proportions.

Horace Duvai bet $500 even to-day
that Seth Low will be elected Mayor,
one OF the Tammany betting syndlcate
taking the Shepard end.
Mr.. Duvnl also made freak bet. wa
geiE,iing sso on each Of the folIowinE prop,
1900. by 1900. by -. 100. by 5000. n
The evening world., 1901-10-15
BURGLARS BLEW
UP BANK SAFE.

MASON CITY. Ia. Oct. l5.-The safe
OF the bank nj Rudd. a village sixteen
miles east OF here. was blown open with
dynamite by robbers early to-day and
$1,000 In currency secured
The robbers escaped on hand-car
sni later took to the woods
The evening world., 1901-10-15
ALIVE, HE IS REPORTED DEAD
Patrick Dun,. IIotrI Man, In Alive.
but Expected "a Die.

Through some unexplained error the
death OF Patrick Dufry. the proprietor
OF the Park Central Hotel. ut sixth
avenue and Fifty-nInth street. was re-
ported to The Coroner to-day.
About two weeks ago Mr.. Duffy fell
down on the street In an epiepiic nj
and was taken to his home. where he
has since been under the care OF the
family physician. IA II.
His death has been looked for during
the past two days, but he u etili alive.
The evening world., 1901-10-15
provided for ChiIdr-n.

Charles r. I.y,!.ck"r ami ] IInmp-
den Dcugncrty OF counsel for Mime
Olga. offered In evidence thrc. looks of
accounts OF the trliger estate to show
yId"d FOR HIS children by his f.st wife.
now Mrs. Tams. In who's. behalf this
contest l. being made Thrs" accounts
showed that Il. had settled s,3O.1G upon
IN" thre" and t5D.sbi upon Angelo ,nr
daughter Of his second wife who III
vorced him and married the ch"valicr
Mourichpn. This was IN lieu Of any pro-
vision by will. |, is claimed by Mn. Oh
gas lawyers.
Objection was made 10 this evidcnr.
by ! i.angdon ward. counsel ,nr the
contestants, but after an hours wrnnsl.
over II tho "vidcuC" wa admitted