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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-10

-" 'S"bHA, w /. AZ, lVJj,
ut 5 o'clock D. m.
the following described real estate in VII
NO l-Beslnning at the corner formed bv
the intersection OF The westerly side of Fiji
avenue with tho easterly side of Muryland
avtnn. themes sou;herly by sal do OF Fifth
avenue ." f-et to corner, thence wester n
parallel with Maryland avenue "a feet 10 a.
other corner; thence northsrly parallel with
Filth avenue ~ feet to the aforesaid side a
Maryland avenue and thereby easterly "a fest
70 the place or leslnning. be the contents
thereof what they may
NO .-beginning at he corner form 0 By
the intersection OF the northeasterly side ar
SIXTY avenue with She southerly side of Mary
iand aVcnne: thence by the said NORTHEASTERN
ly side Of sixth avenue 50 feet to a corner.
thence eastsrly parallel with Maryland ave.
nue. - feet TO another corner; thence north.
eriy parallel with sixth avenue 50 feet to the
salt! souther!y side of Maryland avenue aud
thence thence thereby westerly "A Il. et to tbo
pace or beginning, We the coLten Is ther erof
what they may.
No s-With four [3l three story brick
5 Sixth avenue. Beg ginning at IL pont on the
westerly side of sixth avenue at the distance
OF lOJ ieei southcriv from the southerly side
OF Mary yiahn avtnue tn ence southerly BIZ
salu westerly side OF sixth avenue 81 feet to .
corner; thence westerly parallel with Mary.
Ian d avenue luu feet to an other corn er thence
northerly falltl with Sixth avenue 20 feet
t"'nother corner aud thence easteKly paral-
10 with harvlnni avenue % feet to the said
sd" of SIKH avenue. and the Place Of begin
ming.
These houses will be sold separately, Lots
2UxlUJ.
ANNE DAVIS, Trustee.
apply to ..iburn handler. her attorney.
1911 Market street, VIII, Del o14t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-10
FOR THE WEST

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA.
TION, PHILADELPHIA.
$40 a. m, daily. Pittsburg, Chicago, Gin
ing Carr.
1925 a. m, daily. for Pittsburg and Chi.
cago,. mo coaches to Pittsburg) Lin.
i22o p. m. daily, "Limited" Pittsburs,
Chicago. Cleveland, Toledo, Cincinnati,
Louisville and St. Louis. (Dining Car,
l225 p. M. daily. Pittsburg and Clevelan,,.
40 p IN. daily. Pittsbur9, Chicago. Nash
Vile tvia CincinnatD, Indianapolis. and
St. Louis. CDining Carr
hS p. M. Pttsburg. COLUMBUS In.
$50 p m daily, Pittsburg and Chicago;
for To n except Sunday
Hos p h' daily. Pittsburg. Cincinnati.
and Cleveland.
II 20 p, m. daily, Pittsburg. and Chicago,
daily for Knoxville. via Shenandoah
Valley Route: for Cleveland, except Sat.
urday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-10
FOR Rv,EEAIO

Via Emporium Junction, $50 a. M, and
S.8 p. M, daily.
Via Canandaigua, $50 a. n,, week days.
$50 p. m, except Saturday, and 1l.go p.
m. daily
Vestibule Parlor Cars and Dining Car
No extra fare other than the usual Pull
man charge.
(D Limited Express. Vestibule Parlor
Cars. Vestibule Passenger Coaches and
Dining Car. No extra fare
The Wilmington Transfer Company will
rail for and check baggage from hotels
and residences
For further Information passenRefy are
referred to the ticket agent at the station.
J. II. HrtTCHTN N, ; r. WOOD.
General NJ General Pase. Agt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-10
PUBLIC SALE.

oi real estate, Will be old at public sala
al the Court House, in tb, city of Winnins.
ton, on
SATURDAY OCJ 10 ION,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-10

Frank Pennocks crops are all right;
he is trying some lime on his place
this fall. lie has kick coming for
the rural delivery. They leave his
mail at the end OF back lane aDou t
one half mile from tile house. No
wonder he wants to kick
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
FAMILY SAVED
BY POLICEMEN
Men Dropped from Win
doWs of Hotel to
the Street.

"A woman and three children were
taken BY policemen through smoke -fillcd
Railways out OF the Hotel on the
Rhine" at West and Duane streets. to.
day In IRE tina, caused about 3Il.co
dAmaGc.
Several men who had gone back TO
the hotel after valuab,es dropped from
the FIRST floor windows to the street.
The frc started In the basement Of
the hve-story brick building Nos :ls-:ii
J Duane street. occupied by J. e. See.
produce merchant. The flames burned
into the flooring OF the hotel. which az.
Joins. and filled the place with smoke.
Ftvs dodgers who wcre there went 10
tha street.
Ernest OchnSon. the proprietor. did
not think there was any danger. and
LETT his wife and family In tho hotel
The smoke became 50 dense that
Reun6sman Burke and Patrolman iionI-
er were ordered to take them out. They
went In through, the smok. and found
Mrs. Oehngon, her fneen.ycar-o,d
daughter. her nvc-year-old son and a
baby. They were almost overcome by
the smoke. The two policemen brought
them safely to the street.
Several OF the dodgers then entered
the building to &c, valuable. they had
ief, behind. The smoke became 20 dense
IN the lower Railways that they dropped
from the balconies OF the FIRST f,uor win.
doWs. Three alarms were sent In Tn.
IRE was practically confined to .hc
$1,000 damage. Tn. hOtc! WAS dam.
aged by wafer about f.Sn
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
CONTRACTION AND INFECTION.
La G,ippe Is lnfsetieus bot Not Coo
tsRiots.

cen,ax,ous diseases are communicates
from one person 10 another: Infectious d's'
eases arc conveyed through the air.
Smallpox 10 = contagious disease; Ia
Grippe Is Infectious. When an Epidemic OF
tho grip Is prevailing It 10 In the air Ne
breathe and no ons 10 safe.
The only safeguard 10 TO keep the system
In the highest possible condition OF health
and on Tho h1t appearance Of cold N ths
head to use some safe autlssptic IKE
stuart's Catarrh Tablets frss'y: . tablet
taken every hour or two for . couple Of
days will be sufncient to break up the st.
tack.
La Grippe attacks the weakest part Of
tho system: Il may Be- the lungs. heart.
liver. stomach or kidneys. but wherever II
finally locates Il almost Invariably starta
whb n cold In tho head and throat. or In
other words. the dissass ~ ths bsgtnniss
10 acute cstarTh.
This 10 tho reason Stuart's Catafrh Tab
lets have bssn % successful in breaking UP
attacks Of grip. Tho antisspde properties
OF the remedy destroy the germs before u
whole system 10 thoroughly infected.
DR.. Admission says: Stuart's CataSrh Tab-
lets, being irss from cocaine and harmful
druss, should b fresiy uDsd q tbs tine OF
year on the nrst appearance Of grip synp.
they check the excessive catarrhal ssess-
sions. stop the fever and prevent pneu'
nonia.
They are composed OF Antiseptics and may
BE- used By lille children ~ freely - BY
adults. and with great benefit.
Or. Lewiston says: my usual prssehpuan
for ths grip 10 Stuart's Catarrh Taelses.
10 the house for DAY Of tvo a. ues the
tablets freely. and hare nsrer heard aaJ
Complaint OF failure to cure"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
RIGGING CUP DEFENDER.
ehsOnd. mud stay. nrinE Made ~,
~ 0ristoI While Yacht Grnvs.

BRi6TOL> Feb. cs,-Twp 0f RlFgcr
Billman's men began work IN the
Hcrrcsthff lof, to-day, laying 81:
lengths OF vim rigging for shrouis and
staysaii stays for the Belmon, boat
Tho loops for the masthead and tn,
lower ends that arc 20 coNnrct with
the t,,rnbuckleE were measured f"r
splicing. II Is the obvious Intention u
keep pace with the contradiction - the
steel mast In splicing and serving thc
rigging
TIE fact thai same expert mechanic
were discharged Last Week caused n,
report tina, the work o. riyct.ng would
be delayed. but other metal worker,
have been engaged. and while they az,
+ Tot drirsh a; top speed the WORN Il 90,
Ing on well.
To-day new stsgngs were Introduce
s0n the interior side. OF tn. hoIt To rtr.
Their the work Of fastening the plates
~ the lover strakcs are nov pretty well
rtyeted up.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
CRANE AGAIN
ORDERS RAIDS.

Magistrate Crane reiterated his de-
termination !" do a little purifyins"
himself In Harlem Court to-day
He advised Capt. John Flood. az the
Ono Hundred and Twcn;y.sixth stree,
sta;!on-hous to raid any gambling
house In his precinct-and there are at
least three in fun blast--and seize every
piece OF gambling paraphernnl!a found
In tho places.
Let the owner sue the city. II Is COM
planned that the evidence o; proprietor
ship Is always so dif1cult 10 get that the
Magistrate has to discharge the pris;
oner. Now. when a man sues. We will
know who Ia proprietor and We can
send him before the Grand Jury. said
the Magistrate.
can the police have got to do Is TO
raid these places. and raid them again
- soon as they Try 10 do business. That
will break them ZIP.
Nobody eyer heard Of police cap
tain getting into trouble by "a iding a
gambling Joint. The gamblers know
better than IN complain.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
EIGHT-H0UR LAW
DECLARED INVALID,
Court Of Appeals Decision in
Rogers-CoIer Case Hits
City Employees.


ALBANY, F"o. :'-rhc Court Of AZ.
ptE'lh mas affirmed tho Judgmen: In fhe
Gas" :" "'l''am j. rogers aSains
'""''''"'~' '-"'e'' :" NO" 10TH ROGERS
sue" 10 recover balance "uc on CON
'rar' per'"'''"' "hien me 'cmp'roher
''i'he" '" pay on 'ne k'ou'" 'na' 'he
s"n'a S'"f ha' ''"' co'"p''e" wiz" inc
''s'''n.u' wv
,"e ','''' "'c''''' '"e ~" ""e'"'''
. '".is hf'eh wr'''t me ',e'a ann.
49, "'"' '"' "
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26

Mr,. Edna Wallace Hopper 10 very
!n.iisnar; over the report that her ct'e"
mar. Lady Holyrood was ANONYMOUSLY
defeated yesterday afternoon by me
horse driven by young Reginald Wander.
bill, in race along the east drive OF
Central Park.
Il dou't wiAh TO talk about such mat
,,rs." .aid Mrs. Hopper this noon. ~
sh. took her seat beside a giant coach
r.an in her little hackney cart pre-
paratory 20 leaving her home on West
For; seventh stree. for her customary
drive in the park, and ! won't soy any
more than that the impromptu brush
did occur. that | was nok -topped by
policeman. and that contrary TO what
some OF the papers havc said. beat
Mr.. Vanderbilt: that IL. my mare Lady
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
INSURANCE BILL STANDS.
senate Releases 10 Amend II After
HeariaE PSOsssts.

HesrisE rrosssss.
ALBANY. Feb. 1.-The Senate Com.
mtte~ on Taxation. AFTER hearing
given 10 New York frs insurance nsrn.
refused 20 amend ,a,e Insurance bill by
.1sinp,ing returned premiums from tax
alton.
II the proposed Exemption OF Mortgage
Tax bill L. amartrd 80 as to make tax
ni l.: or l.. OF ! per cent. on the mort
gag" Their. VIII b~ a Nat exemption Tor
insurance cornpa n,.s. savings banks and
;ru,, COMPANIES. 80 that they VIII NOT De
u Sed twicr on their surplua.
!, Mas thc intrnt1on 10 pas. the N.
rur,nce. hank and Trust Company tax
bills to-day. but the -rraac 'nny~mcnt"
q! Senator Grady prevented action
When the senate Vas ready Tor hnal
action there was no Democrats Leader
On hand Senator Ellsworth. IN dis.
Eus;cd sor, OF way. looked over toward
;r,iy'S --Ht ana s,rcsTica:,y moved a
re Of hAlf an hour. In order 'ha' Sen 3.
atp- Grady ment arrive and say word
or two.
Messengers were sen; ,curvying AFTER
tn. missing Senator, III fnaliy reached
The lotn! OF IN" chamber looklrM =.
r~''fn! and satisfactory ~ have re-
| msin.d wn~:- he came from. The sem
stor ,nUmnlrd a few reasons In the l"sA>:
| why the passage Of the bills should hs
| delayed The. were quite incDheteri,
anh although n. succeeded In hirin.
| the arguments transmitted 20 the
] t'.iaN.D Der. the bills were laid aside
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
No Chance OF 1t Being
Made Public by nc
rlahon, Who Is Off to
Florida-Nixon to Aid
Philbin with Evidence.
Tip to Gamblers Sent
Out and All Poolrooms
Are Warned to Close
nurphy Orders Cort-
right to Take Action.

Tsmmany HAS SUPPRESSED the
vico report OF Nixon's Committee OF
Five for fear of the effect OF the reve-
iAt;5fa 1t contains.
This report after being signed was
sent 20 Chairman Mcmahon, OF the
Thmmany Executive Committee. hu,
he refuses to give 1t out, denies he
has II. and to dodge the issue has
gone 10 Florida.
The report OF the Tammany Committee
goR.F1vs will never become public through
the Tammnny Executive Committee and
no meeting Will he callc,. to receive It.
IL u proposed to le, It drop.
Chairman Nixon said that II the Tam.
many Executive Committee did not civ.
out the report no would. but Mr.. Nixon
ut out OF sight to-day AN soon as h.
nd disposed Of q hasty breakfast lie
Wens to Philadelphia an hour earlier
than usual.
Chairman Daniel r. Mcmahon. Of the
Tsmmany Executive Committee. To
whom the ''nnal report OF tho Nixon
c0msuittes was addressed. was caught
" an Evening World reporter n, his
house to-day.
s''r haven't seen the report OF the
Nixon committee" he said, and AN
eniny to Florida on the !. o'clock train
a. be gone ten days. have not called
amy meeting to receive the report"
Mr.. Mcaiahon wouldn', discuss the
situation.
Chairman Baldwin. of the Citizens
C0nmitter. said:
"Our committee meets Tomorrow.
Then We may speak. Tho situation
opaaks for itself. II Ia a sad finale to
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
MRS. WALLACEHOPPER
BEAT VANDERBILT.
She Says So Herself and Nobody Has
Contradcted Her.

Hoiyroel did, Now, You know the
whole story"
Mrs. Hopper, who Is regarded as an
expert IN hsckne.w. and who has been
known 10 pick quite a. many winners
rs Lillian Russell among the thorough.
hrcdS down BY Coney islands sands,
ras u stable OF fackncys here. all OF
which mr." entered for the mex; horse
shos. and she has made x a point 10
cxercis. u; lcas, one OF them daily.
Yesterday SHE took out the best OF
the is. Lady Hollywood. and when near
McGown's pa~ Tavern young Wander
bilt CAM along With his hackney ca<t.
Aoo1.Siinx to reports the two teams
v ere racing at breakneck speed a mo-
m~nt ,axtr. the Vanderbilt animal hav--
Ing the lead. when a policeman stopped
Mr. Hopper. But the actress daso!Ga
this. Therefore. chlvalry prompts one
TO .ay that Mrs. Hopper won.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
Gomez WANTS
TROOPS TO STAY
Cuba Not Festive But
Willing to Wait for
Settlement.

HAVANA. FEB q Gel Gomez visited
Gov-Gon. Wood to-day and assured I'm
that the stories Of unrest and dissa,ss.
faction at the continuance OF ;hr United
States intervention We're false. ard that
hn mad oc"n risrepre-entod IN stats
meats I" 'h' eject tina; NC favored an
i.imcdiH" witndrawal o' the United
state troops ana gINinS Cuba absolute
Independence
II thev withdrew n1w he feared blood.
shtj beyond DOUBT. Within Eixty days
iir ;nbHus would ne ishtins among
themselves Gen Gomez added:
Ell the Americans were to wIthdra "
to-day would 20 with them
Gen. Gomez declared that he rccog.
mixed the fact that the United States
was Responsible for, the establishment
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
CHINAMAN TELLS
OF OPEN GAMING.

Tom WI. Mot, street chinaman.
called at the CITY Hall to-day. sayins
he desired TO see Mayor Van Wyck to
complain OF the number OF gambling
houses In hts dtsertct WI Eaad the seyti
ia so Dad that the young men arc mot
attending to their business, and that
thc reputable msscha nts OF that nelGh
borhood are suffering In consequences.
which he said gambling In going on.
X. said that in ON place In Pell etese;
there are ten tables. and seven Others
Wu also said that policy 10 played In
six nlnceo In Pell street and In three
places In Mott street. and be gave che
numbers Of the houses. HI Wa told
that tho Mayo. xas not IN. and wa1 Id =.
viscd 10 see Police Commissioner
Murphy
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26

the sincere aork o, Lewis Nixon, but
h. Is wiser and probably a sadder
ran
James h. Reynolds. % the Eniversi'y
settlement, and manager OF the Seth
Low campaign. said:
Say what YOU will. the resignation
OF the Nixon Committee following the
appointment Of Miar Murphy IN "A coG-
f.ssion on the part Of TamHAny that
!n prDtestatiOns that II could reform
the city were vain
They hav. given up tho job. and |,
cha UxeA the situation SO that all the
reform rIsmrnts are now called upon ia
ge- together for the salvation -! the
city, and tho Committee Ot Fifteen
houid form che nucleus FOR political nc-
ton IN that direction against Tam.
many"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26

They were wished to-day.
I.eisnrciv a ward man lief. eacn sta
TON after a talk with the Captain. lie
visited the pool-rooms In the precinct
and tipped a word" TO the lookout.
By noon half the poo!-roons were
closed tight as n drom.
OF course. thls does not stop the fol
lowers Of the horses. The handbook
man suppiantx the poolroom man. u
Ia the same man. only his ofncs - In MI
hat and there IL no chance for raid
But he Will accept only large wnxers
never less than 80. The g man i
;rowned on. and when he approaches h'
Is told:
"No,hln' doin'"
The Ipool-room men are nysti-
ned. They were told by the mes-
senxer that .There's = warraat
on. for .om- one, the tip L. I"
CloAe up."
TIA: uas all he said: possibly all he
anew. hut the gamblers think inc orde'
ws.s gent out AZ 4 preparation for an ea
1!o. on from Lewis Nixon IN the repor
~ tho Committee Of Five. which NJ
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
WRECK Of A
THEATRE TRAIN.
Smashed in West Shore
Yards at Wee
haWken.

Tn, passenger. on the waG Shore
theatre train were given . great ~eare
last n,pat In the Wcnhavken yaros;
when drill engine DsllinI sevs:al
freirht cars crashed into ~ There Mas
a mad rush for the door,:
Tne train stopped suddenly and the
,rainmen quteted the passengers.
engine. had n clear Wow OF the paasen-
FER train M It sped on toward the
funnel He says he tried 70 stop ny
engine. but the heavy tram osh'nd
him made this impossible.
Passenger Engine No. 81 and the two
coaches w~re badly wrecked. both drtr.
Ing rods being knocked OF.
Il wna necessary TO got an enti1c 49,
train. causing . delay OF an hoSI.
Luckily no one VA hurt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
Flurphy Takes Prompt
Action and Orders
Cortright to Report at
Once on Complaint
Against Women.

presented by the committee The com
nittcc Is still in existence until formal.
discnarScd by the Executive COMMITTEE
OF Tammnny Han. Until then can
say anything.
A member OF thc five was waiting
FOR ;hs comnsssIonsr. "ho -a:i -
would TAX" ,mmedia," action on what.
ever r"por; was made and tina, his de.
partDent would Investigate amy repor,
and enforce the law on Mr. Nixon's o.
any citizens complaint. He had re.
last few days. and all would br thor
ouShly Investigated Mr. Murphy lef;
for lunch thout noon
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
SUMMING UP
IN DAVIS TRIAL.
Attorney WeIlman Dis
sects the Character Of
Witness Mirnock.

The ca-iy part OF tae day in the trial
81 Jesse Il. Davis. the Bcil-vue nurse.
charged WIT CAUSING the death of Louis
billiard IN the insane pavilion. Nas
taken ~ in rebutiirs tes'inony. doc
tors giving 1t as their opinion that the
man died from stransulation.
NJ. We!inau began summing UP at
the afternoon session.
lie said Minn1ck v-o~ the backbone OF
tn. pros. cutton and that IN his test
mony and those OF the two insane pa
TENTS tho whole cas- rested.
He then NSSected Mlnnock's past and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26

residents. h. called his patrolman. LIN
den. and said
Send CHE, cor,r,snt w here RICH,
awar"
Chief he said 10 corirS,:. II wan:
you 10 investigate this right away and
report to me tomorrow morning with.
ont fsii. alec house on Thrill street.
near tn" Bowery. de, The nxlc. cvn.
tA'ions u, both ncichhprhpod..
When asked II he had ,n,'thinS ~
ray In regard 10 III. Committee OF
Ftv-'s withdrawal from the vice cru.
SADIE. Col. Murphy said:
II can't say anything IN the subject
jus. nov. | have signed the report
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
POOL-ROOM MEN
GOT WARNING.

All the gambling houses and
pooI- rooms In the 600 s,binen are
closed or closinE mp To-day. The
order has gone forth.
!; eame In the usual AMI fasni!ia! way.
A de;-ciiv. sergeant from Headquarters
wen, the rounds OF the station houses IN
precincts affected. lie sa.d 4 few words
TO the captains In each station.
Thas was last night. Some captains
we're missed hy the detective sergeant.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
MANYHURTIN WRECK
OF WABASH FLYER.
Train Making Up Time Thrown from Track
and the Cars Smashed.

/; was d~railed BY broken rail. ever,
coach and the engine leaving the track.
The Lake Shore ran special train
from Goshen to the scene OF the
wreck. taking twelve doctors. and ths
regular train took four or nve doctor,
from Llxonier.
su:h OF the passengers AZ were no,
injured were provided By the Lake
Ghicasp or, the REGULAR train Of ma,
line.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
WILLIAM M. EVARTS
ILL AND VERY WEAK.
Though Family Is Summoned His Condition
Is Not Considered Critical.

gave him u cold which developed .r;o
a mild case Of pneumonia.
''Hc has not been Dtronx for some
,xn-. for he Is, AZ you know. eighty.
three years OF age. His constitution
however. is wonderful. and We hopt
for improvement We cannot tell what
may happen. OF coNrse. and the family
will remain in attendance for fcw
days vet"
DR.. Samuel ". Lambert. who Is ex.
Senafor EvArts's family physician
corroboratsd the Rev. p1escott's state:
ment lie said Mr. Evarty lvad passed
and easy night. and he expected him 10
Improve during the day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26

came from PIttsburG, where ne was
known as a railroad engineer OF great
skill After his wife died here nc De.
came n rccluse.
He drew IN. plans for the South
Broadway Central Church. with the
rrovi,o that he va, to make the be!fry
his home,
There he lived. In spite o. the efforts
%. bis friends 80 rcrruadc him 10 the
contrary. until within few days OF his
end. when nc reluctantly consented Ia
BE- removed to the house OF friend.
No one hcrr know. any details OF his
previous NE.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
MURPHY TAKES
PROMPT ACTION.

Police cndn:3i>sioner Murphy arrived
AZ Headquarters at ? O'Clock to-day
and until noon was with Deputy Ca,-:
Drvery. going over routine business.
When asked II he WAS ready 20 ap-
point his second deputy. Col. Murphy
said he was no..
When shown newspaper ciit'pans
wn!ch told OF women VINO sre1uented
the vicinity OF tho old Tivoli. the Pskin
and the Dor and annoyed respectable
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26

Senator william NJ Evarts Is III a;
hi. nome At Second avenue aud Four.
tenth street. Ito has pneumonia. but II
IL a mild attack. Severtaelcss. Il WAS
deemed best TO serd for the members
Of the family. ana ,hey are now all In
attendance.
The Rev. Prescott Evarts. Of Cam
bridge. son o! the Ex-senator. said this
morning:
MY father has pneumonia but 10 not
III inr:noHtn;- danger. He IL doing fairly
well. 1t Is not true that his mind Is
affected He is perfectly rational but
very weak The recent weather chankca
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26

MII.I.ERsRURG. Ind, Feb. S.-Train
No. Q. westbound on the Wabash Road.
MRS wrecked here early to-day BY
broken rail-. The entire train was
thrown from the track.
Thirty persons were injured. some
seriously. but nobody vas killed.
The train left Detroit at 40 4. N.
to-day. two houra late and was trying
"a make I'D time when dorailed.
The train consisted OF ono comninauon
car. three day coachcs and two siccpers'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-26
MORE POLICE TRANSFERS.

Police Sergt Jamca Churchill.
friend OF Republican Committeeman
Fred Gibbs. was to-day transferred
from Flushing TO the Tende5!otn re
churchill was transferred from tn.
Sines eenth Precinct to the wlds OF
Flushing. >..,,- -
IVA. .nrmer tSmmissioncr Sexton's con:
sdential IMAM and recently promoted
rom roundsmnn to sergeant. was to-:
day transferred from Headouamer: and
pIsced In charge OF the iorkvale Cou''
squad