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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-09-04

@ lhadVisable and should not bt
granted. Concurred in.
Dr. Davis of the health Office being
present spoke on the weed c1tting
Urged on council the need of a sever
Tue crematory, which was some
Mhat dependable on the MAKING ~
esreets there; the direct inlets al var
tGus sewers should be changed To in
uirect ones 1t the matter Of the no
sitIon OF the garbage haulers the
BOARD felt that they should he maid
% per Gay. Concurred in.
after the transaction OF some lii
-, I'M unlLnportant business council I
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Suicide.

]. B. Williams, aged - years, was
sept to Easthaven IS months ago
from Randolph county. His mania
was suicide and for that reason he
was even denied sheets on his bed
when IN a dangerous mood, for fear
he would hang himself. Last night
he hung himself By tying his under
drawers to the window guard and
tying the legs around his neck. It
IS the first suicide Dr. Smith has had
in fifteen years experience.
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HAGERSTOWN.

The Lontz family will hold their
reunion on the fair grounds here
September 4th. and the Thorn burg
family September 9th.
Martin Wisehart who will teach at
the Price school house moved fe
town last week.
Mrs. Commons, who receurr
moved here, joined the Chrtstiaz
church la4 Sunday.
John Bowman and wife and Ed
Mason and wife spent Sunday al
New Castle.
Rev. Warrington and wife are at
tending the Miami conference of the
Christian church at Covington, O. :
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India Missionary Dead.

New York, n. 7, Sept. 4.-The
death of Miss Isabaa Thoburn. sis
ter OF Bishop Tobrn and Mrs. Gen
eral Cowen, in Ir1a has been con
firmed. She VI thirty years a
Methodist missile ~.
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Snting Stock.

Tho S,n sdde Improvement As
sociation b - ~ - ,-lSsees 80 oul oLt
today offer $50 So = - - to1H III =. 'ne s
building a. - --a,.aI sao,o- - IT, =.
- 1a,'. oaie each, and are in build
. unds alone, not in the
.ne. ns au0 ey report excellent sue
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City Payments.

The expenditures Of the city as al
lowed at council last evening were
50, 544 o.. The street commissioner g
pay roll was s725. 20; material repor.
was S154 %.
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Chun Bows I'd Apologies.

Pottsdam, G1any, September I.
Prince Chun tth first visited the
mausoleum atpEiedenskirche and
placed wreat m the tombs of
Frederick ans rEmpress. At noon
he bowed be- ere Emperor William
and read IL biology for the muir
der of the Au ssador.
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Additional Assets Materia
y Modify the Emmons
Receivership.
(Nansaeld. o N.vs1

j. T. LaDow, one of the attorney,
ior L. Z. k.mmons, for whose busi
ness a receiver was appointed a few
Gays ago, states that since the state,
ment IN regard to the assets and LA.
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ECumenicdi Conference
Opens.

Londong, England, Sept 3.-The
Ecumenical Methodist conference
opened today with FIVE hundred dele
gates, three hundred being from
America.
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Roosevelt En- Route Home,

Chicago, H., Sept. Roosevelt
passed through Chicago this morning
en route east. He declined nuner-
Gus invitations 20 speak.
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BETTER SHOVlNaOCAL HISTORY
port of the Wayne Count,
Historical Society Meet.
ing at Fountain CITY

ne Wayne Comfy Historical So
y met in the Friends meeting
Sc at Fountain CITY at 3 D. m,
nrday, August 81, 1901. The
s--president, Prof c. W. Hodgin
EarIham, the curator, Joseph
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aiSer Sunk.

nnany, ,Sept.4.-The crui-
! bern IT Eollided with the battle
ser y 70 in the Baltic. No par
ship 50
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oils Pioneer Dead.

plis, Sept. 4.-William
lnor pioneer candy manufac-
Dagss ssuddenly today OF heart
The evening world., 1901-12-16
THROUGH GALE WITH
BROKEN P|STON.ROD
GERMAN SHIP COMES TO PORT
IN DISTRESS.
The N"6inn In bored Through nm
E,Ghiy-Miir storm with
shattered SHAFT.

Eurrt.i.d - With Ice shat she iuoke,i
IKE phantom ship. the Hamburg.
American line fr"lghtvr Subian. from
German portr, arrived this morning with
hrOk"m piston rod. attcr passin.
through an ~.inic-nn- hou- yale las,
might In a temperature ~ degrees be.
low z"tu.
When sighted IN The lughl,nis tho
Subian vas tlyin. a sigma OF Distress
and ;uG aas quickly sent TO her aid
1t WAS found. however. that tn. Nuban
had suffered aut slight damage. on. o,
her three nigh pressure" piston rods hay.
ing snapped in WAN
The break occurred eight days ago
while the vessel was or the N.w;ound
land banks, and retarded nor progress,
but little. Tn. Subian made good linn.
,nI met with hnc weather until yrster
iay
! In twelve hours the tempe satIr.
dropped almost 30 degrees and Dir
h!ow cam" NJ. The gale was 40 str,nn
| that the Nubinn had much difficulty II
moving along
After "A herce night she came In sirn,
Of Sandy Hook At day5reak and merci,
as a precautt0n hung out "a distress sIg
nal. She proceeded to her docks with
out assistance.
u VIII take but u day TO Cspair tn,
broken plston-rod.
The evening world., 1901-12-16
LOW TO PURIFY ALL
THE CITY DEPARTMENTS,
tcon,,nu-d from Frs, Paseo

result he pleases. 1t Is intended
rather to secure civil service for the
city. which as TO It's subordinate
Offices shall BIO AZ stable as possible
I'm this. connection Il may be we'll
for mo to correct misconception.
There Is nothing In the civil.service
law to prevent the abolition OF use
less positions or the dismissal OF In
competent or Unsatisfactory en-
ployees.
As nearly as I can Judge. the
working force Of almost every de-
partmeat can a.a should be large.
~ r.duord.
There are many positions that are
likely to he abolished. but that does not
mean that there will b. many vacancieA
TO b. fiiled. l speak OF this now for two
reasons.
II want tho subordinates in tho city
service. especially those who are con-
scious that thoir positions arc not likely
to bs retained. to have fair warning 10
that they. may md other employment
where possible.
And. equally. want to warn those
anxious 20 secure positions under the
city government that In tho pressnce Of
a large reduction Of the working force
the chance for fresh appointments cut
side OF the exempt class I. email.
Labor Represented.
at may be we'll to po!nt out that Mr..
Perr,nc |. the bushes. agent o: the
The evening world., 1901-12-16
TELLS HOW HAIR
WAS TURNED GREEN
ACTRESS VERONA SHOWS
SOME OF 1T IN COURT.
salt for SECOND
Damages.

Miss Lillian Verona. \ vaudeville act-
ross. appeared before Judge Dclsslanty
and a Jury in thc City Court to-day.
She was there to suostaniate her claim
for 1900 damages from Druggist John
Kiehl for selling her a hair dye which.
she says. turned her tresses a bright
green, when she wanted 10 make them
a radiant auburn hue.
Miss Verona came In hair OF golden
brown. far prcttier than any red and
Infinitely more attractive than green
hair.
4 smile was on her lips and In her
blue eyes when Charles l.. Hoffman
duizzed prospective Jurors on their ideas
n0bu, hair and their views on the the
atr., actresses and kindred topics.
Tn. defense. oddly enough. was not
by the Fidelity and Casualty Company:
which insures Kichl hsalnst accidents
OF the kind alleged BY Miss Verona.
called bv Mir Hoffman. she said she
had used henna leaves on and on for
two years to make her hair auburn In
color. and thought she was buying henni
up In ono hand BY Mr.. Hoffman while
his other hand displayed some green
hair.
ii used this stun in hot water Just AZ
stove when a friend cane in; 'Whats
the matter with your hair she OK
claimed. MS all grecn!' looked In the
mirror. and. It wac awful: green ~
grass
The NOR she washed the gre"ner II
got II stayed green for several weeks.
Her head was sore. her eyes plincd. and
she said she looked ten years older. She
lost her engagement AZ 4 result
Emily BrisaCk, OF No. 81 West Twenty
;hird street. testified as an expert She
said shr had used anilinc dye on a sam
pie Of human hair. She showed as n
Th. defense called cor0clia Angeles
AS an expert. She said that Miss YER
ona should have washed her hair not
more Than ten hours bcfor" applying
III. h,nnn leaves. Instead OF four days.
The Court ordered the jury to bring
In A scaled vedr!ct.
The evening world., 1901-12-16

, Iron NUu'dsT'. Conference Board. 4
labor organisation representing zoo
mon and has been for nine years.
III 10 very desirable that the system
established by the civil service law shall
have the confidence OF the iaborinE men,
and ! know OF no better way to further
that result than to place a reputable
!aboring man on he commission"
Speaking OF Mr.. DouEherty's appoint
ment. the Mayor-clect said that he was
tho choice Of the Merchants Association.
\ Brooklyn man was chosen for the
Commas ioncrship because OF the i'm.
perative need OF that borough FOR an
Increased water supply and tho ex-
ceptional familiarity OF Mr.. Dougherty
with this need and the plans to rene.
dy It.
In explaining why Mr.. Lindcnthal had
been chosen Bridge Commissioner in
stead OF Brooklyn man. as has been
the custom. the Mayor.clcct said:
The conditions Of the momen, arc
exceptional. There arc three bridges
under construction. and tho care of the
brooklyn Bridge on Its engineering s'de
In condemned beyond excuse by the
accident Of last summer.
"a man OF great force OF character. OF
vigor and o; energy Is needed 70 dea'
successfully with these conditions
man with enough confidence In his own
judgmcn, no, &c be afraid TO take re-
sponsibilty.
II believe that Mr.. Lindenthai has the
necessary qualifications. character and
pcred. and that as Bridge Commissipner
he will act for the best Interests OF tue
city only"
The evening world., 1901-12-16
NEWARK HE|RESS
GONE FROM HOME
LEAVES AFTER A QUARREL
OVER FATHERS ESTATE.
hut k~rps Apart from
Them.
,s,.,l.l,e n. rr.n,n. warlal

NEWARK y. J.. pr ls.-Mis-
H.rraa Lyons. y"unE. cultured and an
b.,re-s nae bee, missing rom
her nom. At No IT, Mount Prospect
avenue. Newark. since last June. ac.
and they do not know where she II.
since sh. suddenly disappeared her
family has heard from her only through
an attorney. and ;hcs" commun!cat lions
nave been solely OF business nature
Miss Lyons ia the dnughtcr OF Daniel
l.yons. who imass.d "a fortune Of sew
arai million dollars rs n boiler MANI
fac,ur.r During the las, years OF his
~, he had aa private secretary a man
named Ondcrdunk. The private score
iary, who was 1t g"od bushes. man.
MY yearn oh and his wife lived with
the Lyons family
on tho same day that Miss Bertha loft
aomc Ondrrdunk also disappeared. and
nothing has been heard from him sine.
he went away,
pr G ". = Iioli,-uck. o: No Say.
brook place, Newark emphatIcaliy de.
MED to-day that the disappearance o,
Mi.s Lyons was IN any way connected
with the goius away ~ Mr. Ondcrdonk
TIL. doc;or explained the young wou,.
ans absence ~ being due to a family
quarrel IN regard to the estate. In tn.
quarrel Miss Lyons wns upheld BY DR.
Uolbrook and Mr.. Ondcrdonk
Ma. Lyons has visited relatives IL,
philadelphia. New Haven and oth.,
places. In none % these places ha,
0nI.rdonk been found to havr accom-
panied her. Her relnt.ons with he,
mother. Dr, liolhrook declared. wcr. OF
N" plsaaantnst.
The evening world., 1901-12-16
.,srAv LlxDE>THAl-

81 sTAN IISDENTuAl-
porn In Austria IN 1850 Citizen "f
United states since 1879 ana resident
o, New York since 1872. Politics not
known Recommended by German.
American Reform Union
Ia civil engineer o! note. Has
been connected with grca, engineer
ing enterprises In this country ana
abroad. Is President OF the North
river Bridge Company. "a corporation
holding charter authorizing 'he
construction Of bridge over North
River Was opposed on this account.
,ut Will. {, IL said. resign tn" ONCE
before taking the oath Of HridRe
Commissioner,
,. uAMpDEN DOUGHERTI-
LAWYER. OF Brooklyn. Independent
Democrat In politics. Has been very
activ. In the movement to SECURE a
better water supply FOR BROOKLYN.
Chosen largely OF that account Is
an,i-Ramapo and believer In a more
economical administration o. the
Croton water system.
VANDERBILT.
Millionaire; son OF the late Cor nelius
Vanderbilt. the railway magnnte.
Forfeited right TO be head Of VAN
derbiit family by marrying against
h!s fathers wishes. Ia an inventor
and practical engineer. Never before
held public office. Has been rnNn-
toned as the Republican candidate
for Congress in the csventh District.
WILLIS l.. OGDEN.
independent Republican. Member Of
The evening world., 1901-12-16
FUN CLEANED FROM "ADs.'

Here are few specimens OF queerly
worded announcements taken from tho
advertising columns on Now york news.
papers:
second .;,snd ladies' clothes bought.
number OF rcd chiidrns hats for sale.
atrune mems boots At q bargain,
Pas, coiored gents nsxiSe shius.
All vosyted siris sseaaes.
Hrtpsd Iadaes ~rapoefb
india rubber ehildtsns tors.
Cyyefvosked ladies' stockings.
plush Kentieman's Enasguersdink suit wanted.
iIast two haif.nads ehildrsn's dresses
Hhrunk lsdiea oh<h 81 halt coat.
siishsiy damaged mlsiss' wAists.
poitsA ladies gloves made equal 10 new.
Fyund, oosn.sscsd Iady's watch.
Superb lady'e wrsv ~ . sacrifice.
Rough and resdy girls hats o. len than Gust,
skin sentiensn's, tts s. seal gloves. So
Herring silver chid'a cuD,
ieas and ioes' ssa.Isasa'. o'.Osa.s. tsn.-
third on
The evening world., 1901-12-16

Cornelius Vanderbilt. who will be y
Csv,l.So.v!cc Commissioners under the
new administration. tnh all Evcn'nS
World reporter to-day that ne had never
seriously considered the iden II going to
Congress-. II. was seen al his office, No.
10 Broadway.
Il have taken great pleasure to-day IN
accepting the offer OF Mr.. Low I" make
me one OF the civn Service Commission
.rs," said Mr.. Vanderbilt. Ot course.
nv ac-sptanCe OF that viii make the
,,,nsideration OF any political no'nina-
ton Impossible.
Even the nomination for Congress-!
asked the reporter.
Even the nomination for Congress.
name in connection with tho Congress
s,onai nomination ! cannot. OF course.
The evening world., 1901-12-16
DRIVER MAY DIE
FROM HIS FALL.
STEELE BADLY INJURED BY
TOSS FROM COACH.
Nuu,b with tho Cold, lie Fell from
Nis Seat Win. Driving
from the Cinrcm"ni.

Tossing dcllrioue!y on a cot 70 81
Lakes HlspItnl Hes George steele,
coach driver. Of No 70? West ono fun.
irea and Twentieth street. and the
physicians believe thar Ne VIII prooab,y
die.
IN. skull and u badly !acerntcI ear.
steele drives for LiVcrymHu Fred Nu-
bert, OF Nos. ~ -2a3 81 Nicholas avenue
and yesterday afternoon drpv" "A faBh-
IonaSiy dressed woman ana TWO men
10 IN. Claremunt, near Grants Tomb
< IL was returning .ith the party III ough
Central Park several hDurs later when.
numb with the cold. he fel from ms
The driver slld along the roadway
and was picked IN unconscious His
fares" when tney learned tina. the
accident had capacltatci the driver.
left the vehicle and taking another w.r,,
driven away without inIuIring the Sc
ifouancss Of HIS lniuries.
The evening world., 1901-12-16
T4LMBNAIL SKETCHES OF
MAYOR-ELECTS APPOLWTEES

Citizens Union and residcn, OF
brooklyn Chairman OF Fusion Com.
mtttcc that selected Seth. Low n,
fusion candidate. Closest adviser OF
Seth Low during the campaign.
Wealthy.
ALEXANDER r. MASON.
S,anch Republican. Born In Rhode
Island In 1850. Active In polite since
he took up residence In this city In
lsS Never held an elective ofilce.
WILLIAM a. PERRINE.
Republican. Started In life as an
iron moulder. Secretary Of Iron
Moulders' Conference Board. Away,
prominent In movements looking To
betterment Of labor. Nevor held OF.
Ace before.
WILLIAM y. DYKsC4N.
Lawyer Resident OF BROOKLYN,
Wealthy. Somewhat OF a re.ormer
Friend and follower Of Edward n
shepard. Former President OF Rid.
ms and Driving Club OF Brooklyn.
Never before held public once.
THEODORE ~. nANTA.
Resident OF Manhattan. Secretary o,
itou9nQ society or New York. Cash
Ter OF New York Lie Insurance Com
pary. boer sy'mpathizer. Democrat
Mover considered a reformcr.
NELSON g. SPENCER.
Lawyer and ciubman. Secretary Of
Alpha Delta Phi Club. Civil-setvice
OF the city beautiful. Never before
held public once. Although . Demo.
erat. known to few workers In the
a party and never prominent In poll
The evening world., 1901-12-16
SCOTLAND BURIED.
Heaviest SNOW In Fifty Year. Docs
Great Damage.

LONDON. Dee. !s,-Thc ,ali ~ snow
IN Scotland Is heavier than AT any time
In iiity years. Several Sam.kcepers and
shepherds ar. missing. and the dcstruc'
tion ut sheen In the snow drifts. which
rang" from ten 10 twenty fcct deep. Is
unprecedented. The roads are impasS
able. Parts u England are also suffer
Ing from the heavy fall OF snow,
LONDON. Dec l6,-Pirts 81 Engla md
are suffering almost equally from IN.
heavy falI uf SNOW \ train which was
showed up near harrington on Thurs.
day vas only released this morning.
The storm appears to he pretty gen
cril all over Europ" There has been i,
violent -noNstorm AZ Rome. Several Of
the bridges over the River Tib.r hay.
been swept away
Numbers OF wrecks hayc been re-.
ported from the Mediterranean.
The evening world., 1901-12-16
Il HAVE ACCEPTED"---Oan

look upon ar a serious proposition. 1t
WAS "a complimentary one, though. and
one that appreciate.
That sort OF thing, however. 10 no;
for me | am not u politician The po-
snion Mr. Low offered me and | hav"
accepted IL quite another matter. do
not regnrd Il As In any way having any
thing to No with politics"
AZ this Mr.. Vanderbilt resumed work
upon a great pile Of plans and draughis
OF machinery upon his work table. where
he had been busy when the reporters
card was sent to him.
do you mean to say that YOU will
never accept \ nomination for any po-
!ittcal once. even for ConxrcAs7" asked
the reporter.
THAT IL what ! mcan.'' responded
Mr.. Vanderbilt When ! say that sort
Of thing Is no, for me I mean II never
will he for me"
The evening world., 1901-12-16
A RESOLUTION
HONOR|NG SCHLEY..
Mr.. Jones STARTS THE BALL
IN THE SENATE.
The Rc.oIution Referred without
Debate Ia the Naval Affairs
Committee.

WASHINGTON. Dec. is.-At ;ae
opening OF to-dayA session of the Sen
ate Mr.. Jones IArk.) introduced "A t''ns
resolution as follows:
TIA, the thanks OF Congress and III"
American people are hereby rendered 70
Rear Admiral Winfield s. Schlcy and
the Officers and men under his command
for mighty distinguished conduct IN
conflict with the enemy. as displayed
by them In the destruction OF the Span
!sh fleet OF the harbor OF Santiago.
Cuba. July ;. ls9s.
..rha, the President OF the United
States be requested to cause this res
oIution to be communicated TO Rear
Admiral schley. and through him to the
officers and men under his command"
Without comment the resolution
was referred to the Committee on
Naval Affairs.
The evening world., 1901-12-16
DYING MAN LAY
HOURS IN COLD.
FOUND NEAR RAILROAD TRACK
WITH SKULL CRUSHED.
Views Agent known to t'Os,mutera
Probably Fell from an
Eric Train.

IIlLl,SDALE. y. j.. Dec. i6.-A man
half frozen and with his skull crushed.
was found unconscious to-day alongside
OF IN. railroad track near Iiiilsdsie
Manor station.
lie WIS Identified az a wcll-known
character among railroad men. named
william Sulberx. and In tho employ Of
thu. news sompany on the Erie road. IL
IL not known whether ne was injured ny
falling or jumping from \ train.
The man must hay" been lying for
hours where n. wN,s found. He was
taken dying 10 N" liackrnsnck Hos
initial
The evening world., 1901-12-16
Mn, lie rri.on-r. . nay. More.

II l. believed they Nil hc compelled
TO remain On board FOR AT least thrs"
days longer The train is stalled Al
Fulton CrAin, n little station forty miles
from rtiCa near Nposa Lake. 1hC
bridges uu both sides have been
wrecked The only hotel In the section
l. fsr M on the Hill and IRA c!c'i'y IN
accessible"
A. Pprt Jervis. y. Y. the waters o.
N" Delaware River and the Seyerstnk
hav. been ri-iTg and many families
hay. been rendered homeless while
hundreds Of thousand. 81 dollars worth
~ prnper s. has been Lost
The evening world., 1901-12-16
TR0LLEYS MUST SLOW DOWN
f'rernution Taken for N-w no.
ehelle school Children.
lspefiai 10 The gy,nIns WorlO

4 NEW ROCHELLE y. y, Dec. 10
The Union Electric Railroad Company
las gtrung sisns across streets In this
{ sity. near all Fscbool buildings. warning
ls1rnlley car motorn2n 10 slow down
sfshHn nearing the schools.
Tho number Df children injured sug-
Ezafad The prerautlor, sIW the Common
Council pasHed an orditance requiring
lis aeiion now. ~ Ne '17f''''
The evening world., 1901-12-16
rrnI". TIED rp a.. buffalo.

HtFFALO. Dee. 1.-the weather this
morning tx clear and cold Beyond the
flooding Of a number II cellars In south
buffalo. little damage was done here by
SATURDAY nights storm. No trains hav.
arrived over the Erie and Lchigh Valley
roads since Saturday night,
The evening world., 1901-12-16
HORSE CRUSHED
BOYS LIFE OUT.
CHILD FELL UNDER HOOPS
OF BREWERY TEAM.
special to Tn. Evening World,

SpccIal TO The Evening WufI1
NEWARK. y. j.. Dec. fiddle Nc
Reu. four years old. OF No. n2 East
Kinney street. had every bone In his
face crushed this afternoon and died
Mt 81. Barnabas's Hospital.
The child was playing In the stree,
and fell In front OF a brewery team. One
~ the big heavy draught Horses put its
hoo; on the boys face crushing Il 10 al
most a pulp.
The evening world., 1901-12-16
schIry Tha nk. the pabIir.

Court OF Inquiry rendered its verdict
Rear Admiral Schley has received a
large number OF letters and kilograms
ali containing expressions OF CONFIDENCE
and esteem and offers OF assistance. To
answer these the Admiral has addressed
the following letter to the Associated
press which he asks to be published:
WARRINGTON. y. c.. Dec. IT, lNl.-To
IN. Associated Press: ! beg TO express
through the medium OF the Associated
press my gratitude and heartfelt thanks
FOR the kind words and evidences OF In
terest In my welfare which ! nave re:
states. The magnitude OF the corre-
spondence renders 1t impossible for me
10 personally acknowledge the same. and
Therefore take this means Of express
inr my appreciation TO one and all. Very
''"" WINFIELD SCOTT sCH1AEY.
Rear-AdmIral, l.. 4. y.
The evening world., 1901-12-16
CT. "f the aI-nd Flooded.

In laurel grove Cemetery many ~
tho graves and the monuments in IN.
lower part of the grounds have been
covered with the waters.
Throughout the West the cold has
a""u severe ~ Chicago the thermon
ntsr reached as los Ne l. degrees below
zero on Sunday. hu, has since risen
In New York City the coides. was I,
degrees above zero IT \ o'clock this
morning. At II had risen ! degree.
People sluver~d as they walked down
broadway Men turned up their coat
collars and thrust their hands jaep into
their pockets Women hurried nlons
with quick st.ps, anxious TO get ~
shelter They drew thetr hoar around
their thToats and sruRDl.i their head
b. meath their III; ;!ppits
The evening world., 1901-12-16
BY TROLLEY TO NEW HAVEN.
! straight Ride from View York
When stamford Link IL built.

STAMFORD. Conn. Dec. is.--Frpm
the FAC, that President Hall and other
officers OF the railroad company were
in town this week. It 10 assumed that
wo:k will shortly Degin for the erection
o. extensive car barns for the trolley
system mere.
1t Ia more than probable that the
Stamford and Greenwich lines viii be
connected carly tho coming year. II
all the way from Now York 10 New
Haven.
The evening world., 1901-12-16

itulu~ wrE. untIC,.d ut many places
Finally At J.. VI Dear AMI iinrning
sueyecd.d IN getting tn" nr-t ris'b"un1
rrtH 1pr Et.tDu In thi- i;tln. which
sputaincd man. pcopl" WHO had 1"'l
stalled th"y reached Jersey cts ~
clock yesterday afternoon
F'lity persons ~. imprisoned IN Ave
az train on the New York Central In
The AilrUnda ks los fierce storm up
STATE.
Tho irrn l.tt here Saturday aISng
AMI ID. passengers nave necn IN 1 ever
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