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Evening star., 1901-09-24
JERE. M. WILSON DEAD
Sudden Demise This Morning at the
Shoreham Hotel.
WAS VICTIM OF HEART FAILURE
Expressions of Respect and Re-
gret From His Fellow Citizens.
SKETCH OF HIS CAREER

The death of jeremiah Morrow Wilson
occurred this morning at IL o'clock at the
Shoreham. The end of the great lawyer
came as peacefully as the sleep of child.
Half an hour before his death he was con-
versing about business matters and feel
ing i'll the physicians who had been called
to his bedside during the night and early
this morning were promptly sent for and
administered restoratives. Five minutes
before II o'clock Mr.. Wilson turned over
in bed as if to sleep and a few minutes
later the end came.
few days ago Mr.. Wilson spoke to Mr..
Rayner, his associate counsel in the Schley
court of inquiry case, of numbness in his
left arm and hand, and this was sufficient
to make the use of his left hand difficult.
1t was not a cause for special alarm, and
MIR. Wilson attended to matters in conncc-
ton with the Schley case as usual. Last
evening he took dinner with Mr.. Rayner
and the two were together until 10 o clock.
Mr.. Rayner knew nothing of Mr.. Wilson'S
Evening star., 1901-09-24
EMMA GOLDMAN SET FREE.
No Evidence Which Authorities
Could Hold Her.

CHICAGO. September 24-Emma Gold
man, the anarchist lecturer, is now a free
woman after two weeks Incarceration fol-
lowing the assassination of the President
Attorney Owens. for the city, informed
Magistrate Priadivile that the upper court
had freed the men named as Miss Gold
mans co-conspirators. and that there was
no evidence against her
Dismissed for want of prosecutions; call
the next case" said the justice briefly, and
in moment Miss Goldman was shaking
hands with her anarchist friends who were
in court.
Il have practically no plans for the
future" she said to an Associated Press
reporter. II have promised to write arti-
cles for three magazines and journals, but
otherwise my path is unmarked
In company with Mrs. Abraham Isaak.
wife of the anarchist editor and Marie
1saak, the latters daughter. Miss Goldman
entered carriage with uniformed coach
man on the box, and was driven away to
the lsaak home. Her manner was some
what subdued, but still cheerful. A curl
GUS crowd watched her depart, but there
was no demonstration.
Evening star., 1901-09-24
GOING TO SEE HIS son.
The Elder CzOiGOsz Thinks He Can
Get Him to Confess

CLEVELA ND. Ohio September 2i.-Paul
CZolgosz, father of the assassin, accom-
panied by his Waldeck and his un-
married daughter, Victoria, left this city
early today for Buffalo. Detective Jacob
Mntz also accompanied the party at the
request of the elder Czolgosz. who is in
constant fear that an attempt may be made
upon his life, as the result of his sons
crime
While no member of the family has been
summoned as witness at the trial of Leon
Czolgosz, both the father and the son Wal
deck declared shortly before leaving for
Buffalo that they would offer to testify,
and expressed the hope that the assassin
would receive full punishment for his act
Immediately upon his arrival at Buffalo
the father Will seek permission from the
authorities for an interview with the as
sassin. The old man declared this morning
that he would make every effort to get a
confession of any possible plot from his
son He said he firmly believed that some
one induced Leon CZolgosZ to commit the
crime
Evening star., 1901-09-24

Duke and Duchess of York En- Route
to Winnipeg.

Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York
resumed their western tour today, leaving
Ottawa for Winnipeg on their special train
at 1890 o'clock They were escorted from
Government House by detachment of
Dragons, and a special guard of honor
was drawn UP at the depot. The streets
through which the royal party drove were
lined with people and their leave-taking
was in cheers. There was a still larger
crowd at the depot, and there were more
enthusiastic cheers when the duke and
duchess appeared The pilot special carry
ing Premier Laurier and other Dominion
officials left thirty minutes ahead of the
special bearing the ducal party. The first
stop of any duration will be made at Win
nipeg, Thursday afternoon
Evening star., 1901-09-24
CHINA KEEPING IT'S PROMISES.
Information Sent to the State Depart.
ment by Mr.. ROclShill.

IT.
The Department of State has Just re-
ceived a dispatch from Mr.. Rockhill. com
missioner Of the United States to China,
dated the Sth ultimo, in which he reports
that the Chinese government has made ar
rangements satisfactory to the foreign dip
lomatic representatives in Pekin for the
erection of eXpiatory monuments in the
foreign cemeteries in China that were desc
Grated during the Boxer uprising in the
summer of 1900
Mr.. Rockhll also informed the depart
ment that an Imperial decree would prompt
ly be issued by the Chinese government
prohibiting for the period of two years the
importation into China of firearms and
ammunition. as well as of material serving
exclusively for the manufacture of arms
and ammunition.
Evening star., 1901-09-24
REASONS WE'RE INSUFFICIENT.
Order Regarding SecOnd-Class Mail
Rates Not to he Changed.

Several representatives Of news COM
panies were given hearing yesterday by
the Postmaster General regarding the order
regulating the postage on second-class mail
matter, which goes into effect October 1.
A protest was made because of the ex-
clusion of publications which were issued
solely for advertising purposes, and publi-
cations circulated by reason of premiums
the value of which exceeded the value Of
the publication. The first and third as
sistant postmasters general were present
at the conference. There were no publish
ers present, and the case made out by the
news agency people was not deemed suffi-
ciently good to cause change to be made
in the order, which was promulgated July
II
Evening star., 1901-09-24
ARMY ENGINEERS SCHOOL,
Major Black CenferrinS With Wal
Department Officials.

Department Officials.
? Maj. William NJ. Black, Corps of En-
gineers, who commands the engineer sta
ton at Wfllets Point N. Y, is in this city
in conference with the officials of the War
Department in regard to the transfer of
the engineer school and the Sd Battalion
of Engineers from Willet's Point to their
new station at Washington barracks. Or
ders for the transfer were issued by the
War Department a few days ago and prep
arations are now being made at the Wash
ington barracks for the reception of the
engineer troops. The Battalion of Engineers
will bring to this city with them fine
band, which will prove a welcome addition
to the military contingent at the national
capital. If present plans can be put into
effect the transfer of both the school and
the battalion will be effected by the middle
Of next month. Maj. Black, who will COM
mand the new military station in this city,
was formerly Engineer Commissioner Of
the District.
Evening star., 1901-09-24
Personal Mention.

j. w. Babson, chief of the issue of the
Patent Office Gazette division, has just re-
turned from five weeks vacation spent
at his old home in Brookville, Me. Mr.
Babson's family are still on the Maine
coast.
Mr.. Ashley Nj. Gould, United States at
torney for the District OF Columbia, with
Mrs. Gould, returned Saturday after a
stay Of several weeks at Vifgsaia Beach
and other points south.
Evening star., 1901-09-24
Departing Cabinet Members.

Secretary Long left Washington yester-
day afternoon to join Miss Long on the
train which is taking her home.
Secretary Gage viii leave Washington
Thursday for Colorado, where he will pass
his vacation. He expects to be gone until
October IL. He was on his way to Colo
RADIO when President Mckinley was shot
He returned at once to Buffalo.
Evening star., 1901-09-24

AS an every day up to date
product The Evening Star leads
all the other papers in Wash
ington. 1t has much the largest
and best circulation in the city,
among both men and women,
and therefore has no rival as
an advertising medium.
Evening star., 1901-09-24
MRS. Mck1NLEY HOLDS HER OWN
She Will Go Out Driving Again This
Afternoon.

CANTON, Ohio, September 24.-There is
little or no change this morning in Mrs
McKinley's condition. The weather is
again favorable, bright and warm, for the
drives, and 1t is said that Mrs. McMcKin-
ley will visit the cemetery during the fore
noon and take more extended drive in
the afternoon.
Evening star., 1901-09-24

Steamship Arrival.
At New York-Friesland from Antwerp.
Evening star., 1901-09-24

Continued on Seventh Page.)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01
WOMAN URGED
HIN TO DIE.
Dramatic Recital by
Prisoner Of Attempted
Double Suicide.

SYRACUSE. March i.-Con,lnulng MS
evidence to-day. Ernest iIeeh;. on trial
charged with IN. murder of Mr.. i.o,nsc
Foster told IN detail his version Of the
womans death.
Mrs. Foster, IL. said. hal tric! I'M
avnilinHly Cor Two days 10 have him
aSree 70 kill himself with her ON the
day she d!ed he called at noon. and
after lonS argument he go, mad and
refused to join n double suicide ar.
rangemens proposed. Continuing ais re.
Cital. he said
Then occurred such scene rs no
man ever witnessed All the furics
could no; equal her denunciation ol me
and her agonizing cries and waiting
Finally sns quoted and Rugged and
kissed M. Sh" said. Are you ready"
aud responded Yes
Then she saturated :, handkerchief
with ohlorOiorm and poured out NOR.
phiHc pills containing twcniy-four
Eralns and TOOK thcm. banding me the
vial 1" take the rest. AMI did so
She ias dawn. placed the hsnItsr-
chief over her mouth and nose and I he
cane nall dazed.
II tried to wric a letter 20 my bTo:ngr
and s2cn, tho niSht In agony. felt ~
her fac" and found II cold. PLACED a
rcd r"sc upon hcr breast and Naitei. In
arrested. II sirncd I have suffered"
i'hc recital was listened 10 by Il crowd
hli'ug the court room. ] WAS dramatic
IN the cAt~"s'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01
Telegram from Carroll,
Who Went to Florida
to See Boss rlcLaugh.
lin. Settles the Fight
Second Deputy of Police
Will Be Chosen by Will
loughby Street. s
Will Have Same Also.
lutte Control in the Sis
ter Borough as Devsry
Has Here and Will Be
independent of the
First Deputy.

\ telegram was received TO-DAY
from John +. Carroll. who went
down To Florida 10 see Boss" Me-
I.mlylilin. Of Brooklyn. which soft
ties the igh, between the Will
l"u.hbv Street Democracy and
'Ia,nmanv Hall.
|, ha. been settled on tic basis
Of giving BROOKLYN tile Second
deputy ColnnissioncrslIip Of Po-
lie" 4" rule the Borough, Of
Churchc- free from the control Of
Dcvcrv. who as FIRST Dcputy
Commissioner is to rule in Man.
haitian.
Th" m,u named will have absolute
powers. Who t1at man will he Is not
&c announced. James II. Shevl!n says
ia 4. not Congressman Drixzs. and her
nard J York say. he would not accept
IT, Dcpiiy Chicf r. II. Mclaughlin u
uEt of fhe race.
Tn" treaty was agreed 20 by Shevlin
'nr BrooXlyn All Mayor Van wyck and
FJlic. Commissioner Murphy for Tam.
many. II provides ina; Sheviin Is to name
4 second Deputy Polrre conmi. sioner
tom NJ. brooklyn cohorts. to be ap.
pointed BY Murphy and TO have AMI 10
cNctci-. over the Brooklyn force the
sam. autosrat!c power. now exercised
by r'ir., Deputy Devery over the io.cs
In Manhattan and the Bion1.
y" appointment will be made until
next week. f. l. desired 10 sei mxn
y 10 j. experienced IN poi.ce adminis;ra.
,inu 1&,rre are comparatively few men
wpn measure ~ 10 This requirement,
n@ sG. 10 ). MADE w AZ. ms ,ss
more satisfactory 10 the Brooklyn or
sanitation. It looks somewha. like .,
''Ighf rpon inc "F!rs Deputy but
a. =. natural rignt, from the time CON.
.Ji!!ltion took effect. and was part e
~. preliminary a.,ee.len. t.tween
rrrmany r.iI and W!llouShov sire.i.
This agreement was violated by CHIEF
D-yrEy s.v.ra! times. notably last Dee.
r.mb- when he displaced Deputy Chief
Mclaughlin FOR Clayton OF Queens. BY
the new arrangement local control has
been acknowledged as matter Of tight
anew
the appointments OF Col Murphy and
chief Dcvsry Il was on the theory that
ihe latter MAS % De allowed Brookiy
10 a Deputy Commissioner who snall
hc,a civilian that IL. not by law mem.
Der o, the uniformed force
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01
MRS. HERMANN GETS DIVORCE
AND So 5000 IN ALIMONY.
Wife Of Millionaire, Who Gets Decree at Secret
Hearing Permitted to Resume Maiden Name.

40; DO villa son .u 20 hr,v me remove
IGjs ..aDu y. serpent rom my lon-
and direct her atteuilon 20 her children
,ld y.;,.
This - par, %. Ietirf received by
LINES II chr!s,ie, :. Former = pcHn.
caGcat II 1E apartment .iorc In
IA. c.H from Mrs. Wells u WrIsey,
vile ~ the man chri.,,e n4ms- - 90
f:spo1ien IN hi, .u.t ~. divorce
hrouEh, II sGlrcm. cour,
The c.se zane NJ io-d-y be'os" .;I'.
:Icc ~ Adam. "sorr Mr. cirsI!t ap-
oiled 'cr aiT.'ny and elua., 90. =, r.
ng ne TIA. sac dcais' - hry.I :
age.
ns,," now iNs 10 q son IT. -.
&c. tNdt ~. ste AMI Wri-,"y ps q
goo irco.- IN the 'Grucr ~ i.'a
aui h. l.i h'T 90, "a, continued To-
support her ard tn"Ir 81 dgr1 W. tried
c,;,,suy 10 g.t nj. wife t. move
AMY from New York, h say but .he
refused
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01
IT. EDIE, TOO "BOSSY,"
LOST A DEPEW BRIDE
Society Hears the Real
Reason Why Miss
Anne PauIding Broke
Her Engagementwith
the Young Soldier.
,sr..,.l o III. E,.nln. -.


WASHINGTON. March l-Ar.r thc
announcement OF the breaking IN Of
the engagement OF marri-Zs between
Miss Faulding, Senator Dcp-u''s niece.
ana Lieut., :dic. comes he Aftermath
81 gossip a. to tho why AMI wherefore.
The announcement SaS Al nrst 70.
rciveh nero with dumb astnnishmcn;
Something entirely out o: tho ordinary
mus; have happened I; was argued. 10
hrinS 10 an abrupt termination a mstcl
WHOM tho wedding rousseau had been
ordered In Paris and the marriage por.
ton or Dover given by Senator pcpcN.
Nj surnisc- were wrong There ",s
nothing sensational about tn" ,crmins
ton Of the engagement
From an excellent .ourc. I; - learned
thar Young Mr. k.hi. was irihe too
authoritative 10 please MlsI Pauldfns
lie assumed too much as a hancc mi
~. -" eager /" dictate the proper Way
80 manage the Depcw huu.eaoll
There was no quarrel. Miss Pauldins.
w1n T. several years his senior Simply
told Lieut.. Edo that she was not reaiy
- be commanded.
ri,cT. too, 1t IL whispered that she
doubted the Ecnuinencss o! acr YOUNG
lpNers affection and was only TOO glad
:" break the engagement, when Senator
bcp"W consented.
Now there Is no yaycr social resort In
the capital than corcorRn House. which
is flisd with guests at every -ntcrinin-
ment and where Miss PauldinE SHINES
as an excellent and happy hostess. bur
wncrc Lieut.. E:dic never. comes
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01
CHARGED
IN CUBAN DEBATE.
congressman Say that Federal
Patronage Was Used to
Influence Senators.

on special rule Tor tho immediate con.
-ldcr,tion ~ "a motion 4" concur IN all
amendments 10 III" ArmN Npprnpris tiol
h,ll--incluhinS tn. CHhan.Ihlipulnc
amcnmeuts and allowing Oh" hour on
u side Tor debate. he mai vote then
to b" taken
This va. considered as assuring The
mai passage OF IN. pli and amend
meats. probably TODAY. as thu special
rule Will nc brought IN ~ one"
Means sin,rr,.
Re .r.s.n,nuv. Richardson. when M
IN, was allied denounced IN" ''lhai;
nnd philippine amendments ~ nnc"n-
.titurlDnal ,ud Iprnidrd IN" isepini .
can m.iortg ror forcing upon the
m,nnrit, slcn cessation In a S"n"r'i
appropriation bil
l'nl.r ID" ruI" !, separate Not" c""-
NJ, b" Ind rh ms nm.Hdn"ni ne
.as regarded ~ necessary by ih" ne
psiplIc NJ whn wrr. !,"r'Ul that ;'"s
cnuli not Keep -am" " ~" tneuhefa
Ia lin"
81 .ucAlrd.on -td Tia. amendments
would aniosp Siav-rv morr " '2S
,hnu tha, cNlsling daring the VIZ
m. peorl- %. The rh:l.ppin"-. ne de-
ciar,I. w-rr outside the onsitiuishh
ana wer. no, even permitted 'r'ai- by
~ denounced trc cuban amendment
as Violation %, ;al'h VITA n, cnb'ns
M Inc world
.yr nav. a Democrats rf",'d.n ,Srn-
a.. and libu. y, $40. "',I H.. 'Ia..
".;.t speed u.ir lin" when me- 1850
49, l.tu hr svrn nui iigpuMi.
,.nux-...m.n O,scil and Lace" on,
tended thar ~" prrs"n. r.''ln ~" -
~ - M, sryr-n,n"ut ~ IN" L"ui'ihn"
I't, i''.,-...nt-itiy, WElNms - m"aTlt.
s,ristrt thi- saving 'h'' ~" F"."',i',",
~ ,Nf SH~ pu.E To HNutHNH' ll' i''N '
I,rfi congress could M VIM" "
nfT.,n, was q" rem" in enc, UNI.
''cngrr-. .houlI other :" pr"Eid"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01
THREE DEAD, EIGHT
MISSING IN FIRE.
Rochester Factory Hands in Panic
Jump from Windows to
Escape Flames.

ROCHESTER,. March IN" leary
Dye works, a hv- story hui!ding, at the
corner 81 Plat and Mil streets. W..
Huited by FIRE to-day. TIN. upper floor
VA. occupied by the Seneca Camera
Company. which employed lsrxe force
OF men and women
Three bodies have airrAd, been taken
from In" ruin. and several inIur~! pr'
s"ns are In tn. hospitals. Six yiiis vi"
worked In the camera works and VII"
AZ. MISSING. II |. supposed ha." persisted
in the fiamr- Two men, Frank Meyer
and John Henry. are also missing
TIE following II n p.rtial list OF IN"
injured. sno were either hur; Jumping
from windows or burned: Edward T!c-,
al. die. william Bonk-. will DIE. John
Alien. FRANK Ods!!. Mary Vincent. Ray
mono Bclcon. and Frederick Gaze
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01

.trsc. "a. -GmmansI oc:nra Mass'-
,ratr crane snis nprrins ~ PhIip Bar
.b.rn. ID, ~. Braia.r,t atcrt. Bar
,sth accused L,lculnM "nHt!ns
avn hl. iauEntcr kAir' sixteen Ssr''
old ns mean, ~ hNptnlil lnhlcnt'a
li.tc1.ha tcnic IN" ch'rso am k''e
.ali .nc e, HON" % her o"u accord
because No roulh sp3 stand thc arlciiy
aE nri pAtrut, k'i" earn. 81. 4 week
tnl me r,rt that Tits inDpm. had left
ne ,yu.N led Mag sfraf" tran" 20 nc.
fi... ina. ih.. VA he zeal eau" OF the
Trouble he dismissed thc summons.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01

The dead taken from III. ruin. have
not been id-nilned
". 4. banlCh. Of the camera company
stated that he wa. working on the
fourth Moor OF IN" building when the
iif" broke out am tha, n. flames
spread with incredible rapidiry u. .hy.
he had narrow escape, having Darrit
I'm. 20 reach the nf"--sCapc
When he l-t th- room tie saw six
siii. running ABOUT IN. piic. In com
9.:-ly iaxrJ condition lie think. they
Ner- NOS able to maze their escape and
have been burned to Death
Twenty nv" persons on IN. hri noor
managed 10 leave he bu.!d!ns ~ means
~, the hrc-c.csp-.
The seneca Camera COMPANY had $40
90 worth OF stock which viii be a total
loss
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01
B. R. I. MEN
DISLIKE LIVERY.
Protest Against Wear
ing Khaki Uniforms
as Ordered.

The employees 81 ihe brooklyn Rapid
Trans; Company AZ. protesting against
the recent order o. the company com
polling tnem TO wear KHAKI! uniforms
\ meeting OF me y : y -. Pro:rc;...
Association was held to-day 20 discuss
the situation
II. men must wear Their uniforms,
the company says. /! trcy wish 10 ride
Il r after nour.. Tie abolition o! passes
VIII save II $1,000 a year
Som. ~ IN" men employed 90 inc
bridge said to-day they would rathe!
ore ,hatr positions taan wear the new
uniforms. Tnsre is rumor tna; ther~
may ne genera! opposition 70 The oT!"r.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01
CHICAGO FLYER
IN A CRASH.
Several Passengers
Hurt in Wreck'On Erie
Road at Nyack.
,sp.,l.i TO tn. g,.nias wor,lp

NYACk. y. & March THE Chicago
limited. the finest train on III" Erie
system. WAS dcrailcd lust below Tuxedo
Park by n broken axle before dawn to-
day The train was going fnr r..''
An 1our. wcstbOund aud had a narrow
escape from being d!tched.
\ number Of passengers ~sre Injured.
hut none seriously. bv being thrown
uom inc!r seats.
A. brown. Of BROOKLYN. trArc!'i" :
ss.csn,al,. had his arm broken. III"
road was blocked Tor several hour.
The damage TO The train was con.!dr--
lhlc.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01
ONE KILLED BY GAS;
FIVE OTHERS OVERCOME
O'Bren Died Trying to Stop Leak-kings
Ieys Family Found Unconscious.

john n'Bri.n, % NJ. l% Railroad
avenue Jersey City, was sunocatcd by
ga tl!s afternoon white trying tn r.
pcir .nk ia the cedar of Charles
kir;-.c"'s store. n: No Hi Central
Avenue. West iloboker
Mr' Kingsley and four ~ her chit
dr.n We. overcome by the gas before
tho leak was repaired. They ar. in n
critical STATE.
When NJ kIny~l"y reached HON.
this noon Nc was shocked 10 hni his
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01

daughter lying On The hoor rr~or
~. and his nii. .cus.l.ss. The cdor
~ sever gas penetrated III" building
bi:r.cu was 9n, FOR to- MAKE re-
fs,irs Will. doctors worked n..r tn.
.,"n"n oBf!cH had uOt been Il. wOfl,
IN the cellar lonx before h" collapsed
and died
Louis M"tcsau>. 10 trS,ns 10 carry
- hri.n's body ont Of n" place. was
nimo.t sGIor,ied himself
Thc cellar vas Csns"i " Sew gas
and escaping illr.!n,,inv Sas made me
iruup,.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01

ALBANY Margh 4 IN" r-us; ., \p-
i,ehlg IN the ease II inc Nnti1Hai surety
Cnmp,ny versus the commissioners ~
Taxes aud assessments % NJ" Work
CITY decides that reserve funds and
prcnlurs paid on surety bonds 10 surety
cnmpants are subject 20 taxation Tor
local an stat. purposes, IN. cotrt
affirm. lie decision o. the court below.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01

special Gsin from Suintc ii.y to Ne. y..l
va ias rtnnsyi.ani, Railroad on sund.,. aur
Ing Lent.
Tor the bvtl,r accommodation, OF bu.n,,. men
the Psnn.yiyanis Railroad Company vii on gun
net. March ~. sr.i % zach sunia, durIn.
Lent. run special train from Atlantic CITY IN
New York. leaving Aiiintie city at 80 =. ~
arriving New York. CortlAndt and Dobro..ss So
AUs y, w.. West III r.. Sis +, u. The tai,
vii ~ eampossi Of hr.,-c'ss coaches, partor
Iais sts q dnin1eiF and will stop At Tren'sn
eiiiabsA and Sesirk 70 let Oh ps,ssnSsra ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01
Murder !. Suspected.

MALONE. March i,--Iewis iabarsc,
an elderly man. was found dead on the
aoor at his home In this village, ~.
body vas badly bruised. and It &. thougr;
hcawas a victim OF foul play. The Coro-
ner Is Investigating.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01

scHESEt ThDr. March III. =. ord
has resigned the second Independence
o. the General Electric Company for Tn.
purpose. 1t IL understood, OF becoming
the head financial man ~ IN. United
States Stcc. Company.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01

sC.riaI - m. I'.n,nI worldi
W\SiflEGTON March Much ~
feeling exists among the Democrats III
Congress at u. position they have ncen
place" In on the Army Appropriation
bill BY tn. acton ~ IN. Democratic
senators. charge. are openly made
that the Democrats in the Senate were
purchased by Federal patronage.
Representative D- Armand nnd
Uth~rs reIusr I" WOint "Ui
any sp~rin~ Incident. hut hold Inst
ever, Democratic senator who an
n"unr.d that h- would opp"sr the
pns.aa- "f the hiii suddenly aud
wIth"ut reason refused to "ppO.r
the Cabnn and philippine nm~"d-
m~nt.. VIZ. he Armand ."td their
comr.r wns I" him in-spiir"hi~.
called Trsii"rs.
While discussing tH- bill IN the House
to-day a- saIi i; Vas ne '!st taste %
Imperialism Congress nsd received ~"
denounced the Senators Tor Allowing the
CUBAN and Philippines amendments 10
p,.-
..FOr r~as"ns of their own" hr
aaid. "for Inducements sufficiently
powerful they have yielded"
He d.aouncei IN. Infamous .urren-
de- OF IN. Senate. nut said 1c could
nor i.scusy the matter because % time
the .u--crier % th-s" r-srean;
creatures - everything Infamous j.
nat Of traitors" ne .ait in cOn2iu-.,n.
short Debate on mn.
Tn. Hons. Commute" on Rules inst
early TODAY to tram. rul" 'Ur n"
consideration OF III" Army bin VIII tn"
Cuban and Ph!tppin" Amendments. ~"
determination having been reached to
accept the Senat. amendments through
out without IN. fnrmalitN and 1-!ay ~
the usual conference committee
the House tommittc" on Rule HgT"'h
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01
CALLED HER
A SERPENT
Mrs. WrisIey Complained TO
Mrs. Christie's Husband
About Her.

II impior- you TO keep your All" away
from my husband. You must know ~
:,.-ir intimacy.
u ask you " move oack 10 Boston