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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-01
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

Following is list OF new books to
be found on the shelves of the Rock
Island public library:
Narragansett Peer, Appleton; D'ri
and /, Bachelor; Treatise on Masonry
Construction, Baker; Pumping Ma
chinery, Barr; Lady of Lynn. Besant;
Buildings and Structures of American
Railroads, Berg; Water or Hydraulic
Motors, Bj orliog; How to Get Strong
and How 10 Stay So. Blaikie; Hand
Book of Invalid Cooking, Bo and
Christopher Colum bus, u. Grant,
Abraham Lincoln, George Washing
ton. Brooks; Eternal City, Caine;
Power Through Repose, Call; Hygiene
of the Sick Room, Cantield; Col
umbian Selections. Darlington; Lag
ARE, Catherwood; Weights, Measures
and Money of all Nations, Clarke
Vicar of St. Luke's, Creed; CindeT-
ella, Crockett; larry Thou, till l
Come, Croly; Gas, Oil and Air + l.
Douglas; Puritan and Anglican Stud
God, Fiske; Rope Driving. Father;
Text Book on Ore and Stone Mining,
Foster; Physiology, Foster; Copper
head. Frederic; Manual of Practical
Assaying. Furman; Stage Reminis-
cences, Gilbert; Foma Gordyeeff,
Gorky; Principals of Modern Dairy
Practice, Grotenfelt; Handbook of the
Steam Eagine, Haeder; Nursing,
les Principles and Practice.
Hampton; Westerfelt. Harden !;
A nerican History-Welding the Ma
ton, Hart; Tristram of Blent. Hawk
ms; Filtration of Public Water Sup
plies, Hazen; Gardening for Profit,
Henderson; Practical Horticulture,
Henderson; Gas Manufacture, Horribly /;
Rallies, Hornung; Dramatic Works,
Hugo; Anatomy of Invertebrate An =
mails, Huxley; Anatomy of Verte-
bate Animals, Huxley; Familis T
S)ngs, johnson; Manual of the Verte-
brate Animals. Jordan; Letters,
VOLS, Junius; Art of Massage
Kellogg; Mechanical Engineers
Pocket book, Knit; Kindergartt n
G. aide, 2 vols. Krau Market Gar
dsning and Farm Notes, Laudreth ;
Mills of God, Lane; Etidorpha. Lloyd;
Economic Mining, Lock; Supreme
Surrender, Low; Manual of Machine
Drawing and Design. Low; Pleasures
of Life, Lubbock; Life of the Bee,
Maeterlink; Water Supply. Mason.
Lions Brood, Osborne; Zoology. Pack
ard; Sonnetsr TriumPhs and Other
Poems, Petrarch; Good Red Earth.
Phillpotts; Blennerhassett, Pidgin;
Sentimentalists, Pier; Complete Phono=
graphic instructor, Pitman; Locomo-
i've Mechanism aud Engineering,
Reagan; Constructor, Keuleaux; Com
pressed Air, Richards; Century Cook
Book, Ronald; Interpretation Of Nature,
Shaler; Text Book of Nursing, Shaw;
Arbor Day Manual, Skinner; Captain
Ravenshaw. Stephens; Eternal Quest.
Steuart; Autobiography of Journal
list, two volumes, Stil1man; Prose
Works, Swift; Breakfast Luncheon
and Tea, Terhune; Old Fort Schuyler,
Tomlinson; Dream of an Empire,
Venable; Modern Perspective. with
plates. Ware; Modern Methods of
Sewage Disposal. Waring; Mechanics
of Hoisting Machinery, Weisbach;
Content in Garden, Wheeler; Art of
Book binding, Zaehnsdorf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-01
Flynn Is Discharged.

Ed Flynn was given a hearing last
evening before Magistrate Johnson on
the charge of committing a breach OF
the peace preferred by John Berry.
The parties are employed at the
stone crusher at Rock Island arsenal
and the aggrieved party had a num-
Der of witnesses from among his fell
low employees. Somewhat to his evil
dent surprise when they were placed
on the stand they failed to verify any
important part of his story and the
case collapsed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-01
odd LETTER GIVEN
Orion Baptists' Dismissal of Rev.
White an Unusual Sort of
Certificate.
SECRETARY MAY NOT SIGN IT
Wife of Deposed Minister Goes
to Colorado With Her
Children.
SECRETARY MAY NOT SIGN IT

Orion Baptists of the Mt. Pleasant
church at covenant meeting Satur-
day granted to their former pastor.
Rev. George w. White, who was
deposed from the ministry by the
church council, a letter of dismissal
that is considered unique and alto
gether unusual in its wording.
The letter is not considered by the
pastors friends to be the proper sort
of letter of transfer of mem bership,
and it is understood that the secretary
of the church organization will de-
cline to sign it.
RecItss all Facts.
The usual form of such letters is q
simple statement to the effect that the
church mem Der desires a transfer of
mem bership from one church to some
other, and a few words concerning the
character and standing of the appli-
cant are given. But in the letter
granted Mr. White, the fact that a
church council was held to act on the
PASTORS case is cited, together with
the action of the council in deposing
him and in recommending that he be
given letter of dismissal, in conse.
quence of which the letter of dismis-
sal is granted.
Mrs. white Leaves.
Mrs. White left Orion week ago,
taking her four children and all the
household effects to Colorado. 1t is
understood that the pastor expected
to take his wife to whatever field he
finally located in, but she seems to
have decided differently.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-01

A new remedy for biliousness is
now on sale at all drug stores. 1t is
called Cham berlain's Stomach aud
Liver Tablets. 1t gives quick relief
and will prevent the attack il given
as soon as the first indication of the
dises Sc appears. Price, 25 cents per
box. Samples free.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-01
Tot Causes Night Alarm.

One night my brothers. baby was
taken with Group" writes Mrs. j. C.
Snider. of Crittenden. Ky, lit seemed
it would strangle before we could get
a doctor, so we gave it DR.. King s
New Discovery, which gave quick
relief and permanently cured it. We
always keep it in the house to protect
our children from Group and whoop-
ing cough. 1t cured me of chronic
bronchial trouble that no other rem
edy would relieve" Infallible fer
coughs. colds, throat and lung trou-
bles. so cents and 81. Trial bottles
free at Hartz & Ullemeyer's.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-01

Lewis Ockerman. Goshen, Ind: "De
Wits Little Early Risers never bend
me double like other pills, but do
their work thoroughly and make me
feel like boy" Certain, thorough,
gentle b. III. Bieber and Hartz &
UIlemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-01
Men Who are Looking

For the newest things in gentle
mems haberdashery are earn
estly invited to extend their
search to this store. All that's
new, all that's good, all that's
Correct in style, shape and color
ing, and price for popularity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-01

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-01
81 had long suffered from in,

81 had long suffered from indiges-
tion." writes e.. A. LeDeis. Cedar
City. Mo. Like others | tried many
preparations, but never found any
thing that did me good until I took
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. One bottle
cured me. A friend who had suffered
similarly 1 put on the use of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. He is gaining fast
and will soon be able to work. Be
fore he used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
indigestion had made him a total
wreck" B. Ii. Bieber and Harrz &
UIlemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-01

When you have no appetite. do moi
relish your food and feel dull after
eating you may know that you need
n dose OF Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Sample free at al
drug stores.
The evening world., 1901-10-08
'G|RL DEAD
FROM DRUG?.
Railway Has Case Much
Like that Of Jennie
Bosschietcr.
DIED AFTER A DANCE.
D zed When She Returned to Her
Employers House and
Soon Expired.
DIED AFTER A DANCE.

RAILWAY. y 7 Oct. s,-.A case siml.
lar to tho murder OF Jennie Rossche'cT
IN Paterson may ne revealed by the
autopsy which the Coroner has ordered
10 d~ciosc the cause OF tho death OF
Christina knowles. employed in ~.
nome OF Rev. Or. J. II. Howard. OF tho
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church.
who expired under circumstances that
Indicate poisoning. The cir! was e!shteen
years old and attractive.
on Saturday night she asked permis-
sion OF Mrs Howard to go out .or the
evening. saying that she wanted TO at
tend a dance 1T "A ho;e! near GafW"ri
and would return before midnight She
said her companion was TO be girl
friend. and Mira Howard allowed her
10 go
At midnight she had not returned anu
Mrs. Howard did not walt W Tor hcr
any longer. Ahou; !. o'clock In the morn
Ing III. minister wife was awakened by
hearing the girl enter the house and go
to her room. Ia few minutes there
came the sound OF a heavy fall MIS-
Howard hurried to Christmas room
and found her cropping about on the
noor. seemingly dazcd. Sh. assisted her
20 arise. and the Eirl explained. rather
irroh.r.ntiy. that ~h" had stumbled on
the carpet and fallen.
In a rambling way 'hc girl talked Of
having been frightened on the way home
and o! some one stopping her and at
tempting to shoot her. Mrs. Howard
could make little OF her talk. however.
and thinking the Girl had been drinking
she le:i her.
An hour or so later Mrs. Howard
heard the girl so from her room TO the
bathroom. She hurried In and found
Christina III and apparently suffering
intense pain. She called her husband.
who went at once for physician. re-
turning in short time with Dr. Sell
over. Meanwhile Mrs. Howard assisted
the yIrl TO her bed. and few minutes
after lying down she los; consciousness.
When the physician reached her bedside
she was dead.
Or, Sclovcr made as thorough an ex'
.ernaI examination as possible and found
no traces OF violence or III usage. The
BODY was taken In charge by an under
taker and tho Coroner notified. After
hearing the circumstances the Coroner
or4ercd an autopsy. and II the circum-
stances war.an; an inquest Will be held.
II IL believed tina, tn" girl was given
knock -out drops or some other drug
AMI made the victim OF an attempted
assault. The police are trying to ascer-
tain In whose company she was on the
nigh, OF the dance
The evening world., 1901-10-08
ROOSEVELT TO
Get WAR MEDAL
HONOR COVETED BY HIM WILL
BE AWARDED BY NEW BOARD.
President Was Disappointed at Not
being Named In First
List.

WASHINGTON. Oct. s. = President
Roosevelt Is likely to get the mc!'l OF
honor he 81 much coveted for mis- ser
vices as Colonel OF the Rough Riders
during the Spanish war
It Is well known that he was kccnly
disappointed when the Schwan Board
omitted his name from the list OF de-
serving ones. This list was not acted
upon and has bee turned over 10 the
Army Brcvct Board. headed by Gen.
Macarthur. which began Its work to-day.
The scope OF the Board Is comprc-
hensivr, Its scope being enlarged great
Is. While 1t was Intended originally
that only brevets earned In the Chinese
and Philippine campaigns should bc
considered. the Board has been charged
to include the Spanlsh-Americin war
operations.
There are more than 100 Of thest
nomination the result OF the work uf
the Schwan Board. which dealt with
Cuban brcyets. ana OF Board headed
By Gen. Chaffee. at Manila, which made
recommendations FOR brevcts based
upon service In the earlier stages OF
the Philippine campaign.
1t IL expected that the Senate viii
act upon the brevet nominations at the
approaching session. No action on the
part OF Congress is required In III.
case OF medals of honor. tn. President
being the final authority.
The evening world., 1901-10-08
POOL PRAISES
!. WOMAN OFFICER
MAGISTRATE PLEASED WITH
MRS. WELsH's WORK.
0isorderly Women Paroled In Her
Custody All Reported n
Promised.

A se1 weeks ego Magistrate Pool re.
leased several disorderiy women on
parole. with the understanding that they
were to report at certain intervals to
Nrs. Caroline Welsh. Staff Captain
In the salvation Army. who was re-
Gently appointed Probation oficer OF
Police.
Yesterday was the first day the women
~ero to report. 20 when Magistrate
Pool took his seat on the bench In
Jefferson Markst Court to-day. he asked
Of,cer Welsh II the women had re.
ported according to promise.
Mrs. Walsh said that every one OF
them had so reported. and that she was
very much pleased with the way her
charges had behaved. and that she was
verv hopeful OF efec;ing reform In
many OF then.
Magistrate Pool congratulated the fair
police officer. hut told her not to place
TOO much faith In their promises; tina;
they had deceived everybody. Including
themselves.
Since the women had kept the!r word.
however. he paroied two colorcd women
who had been arraiSned for. soliciting.
Yin her custody. With the understanding
thar II they did not report 20 Mrs..
yys.s:. .,e aou!d sc:.d them to Prison.
The evening world., 1901-10-08
WHITE CAPS SHOT.
NEGRO BAND.
CLASH FOLLOWED RoBBER1Es
AND FIFTEEN WOUNDED.

LEwISBrRG. Tenn. Oct. s--Fi'te"n
negroes were wounded. four fatally. BY
White Caps near Cancy Springs. few
miles from here. Several ~ the wound
ed are women.
Numerous ;hc.;s committed In the
Caney Springs vicinity recently have
greatly aroused the community. ana IN"
White Cap Organization is the result.
Thirty-nve negroes were returning IN
a body from a festival and were halted
n, the end .. bridge by men wearing
white masks and armed with shotguns
and pistols. The name o! each was de-
mandci. and upon answering -cveri!
wsr. allowed 10 pass. Finally one. IN
stead 81 giving his name. iirci on his
qucst;oner.
The White Cap fell, and hi1 comrades
poured In u voliey on the negroes, The
White Csppcrs. after the fus!!ladc. let
In buggies. carrying the wounded MEM
Der with them The identity "t none OF
them II known, though the authorities
are making efforts to apprhrnd the Of
Tenders
The evening world., 1901-10-08
Boy Saved from Ab.
duction by Christina
Bohmer, Who Seized
Man by the CoattaiI
and Screamed for
Help.

The Williamsburg polio" have dIscov-
cred no clue to the mysterious stranger
VINO tried to kidnap the ciEht-year-old
son OF Edward Dressed. OF No. III South
Eighth street. The father OF the boy.
who Is n wcll-;o-do florist with "a store
at No. 100 Bedford avenue. believes that
the efror; to steal his boy was made
In hopes OF securing a ransom.
The kIdnapper would have probably
succeeded In his effort but for the heroic
work OF Christina BONNER. fourteen
years old. She lives Will, her parents
in the same apartment house occupied
by Mr.. Dressed, and with her sistc-.
daughter OF another tenant. and the
Dressed boy was playing on the steps
OF the house yesterday afternoon when
q stranger approached.
The stranger. who wore beard which
was apparently false and which he
kept lingering as II adjustin. II. seized
the Dressed boy and started toward the
river. The boy screamed. and Christina
Bohmer grabbed the man BY the coat
He hurried along with the girl tugginS
at his garments and calling for help.
Near the corner OF Berry street the
man irtpped and fell. He lc, 80 OF the
boy. broke away from Christina and
ran to a cab waiting In Berry street, n
half black away. He Jumped into the
cab. the driver whipped up the horses
and the vehicle was soon lost to sight.
crowd OF perhaps one hundred persons
attracted by the noise chased the cab for
several blocks. but could not overtnke
The evening world., 1901-10-08
MAYOR STANDS
FOR POLICE.
MURPHY SAYS ADMINISTRA-
TON PLEASES VAN WICK.
Police Force II What Mayor Makes
lt-LauGhs ut Chief
Croker.

At Police Headquarters In Mulberry
street everybody has read Edward ~.
Shepard's speech OF acceptance.
Even Commissioner Murphy found
time to read the Democratic candidates
pledge 10 have. in case OF hi, election. a
clean police force.
II have read the speech" said Com
missioner Murphy. ~ think 1t Is a very
god one
And tho paragraph relating to the
pollce?'
"Ycs. read that. too
rs your administration OF the De-
partment right now meeting with the
approval OF Mayor Van wyck?"
1T certainly is."
And the present police administration
Is Just what the present Mayor makes
III"
Yes said Commissioner Murphy.
The Police Department now Is just
what tho Mayor wants II to be-
Commissioner Murphy had little TO
gay In reply to Fire Caiet Croker's at.
tack on the department, charging that
its del!nquencies were responsible for
nrcs and loss OF property.
That's just like Eddie" he said.
Don't you think It would be the
proper thing for the Chief OF n Depart-
ment to communicate with the Depart
men. he attacked: He hasn't commun!-
Gated with mc-hasn't said a word to
me about IT,
"well." said the Commissioner finally.
''Its a fashionable subject now. attuck-
Ing the Police Department"
The evening world., 1901-10-08
TEARS IN COURT
AALTS CHARGES
MINNIE BARRY AROUSEs MRS.
WoRKMAN's PITY.
PractI.rd Clever scheme. u IL Al
legged. to Obtain Money. hat
Escapes Prosecution.

Minnie Barry. thIrty-onc years old.
who tcarfuliy refused TO give her ad-
dress. was arraigned In Jefferson Mar
ket Court this morning hefo-c Mngis.
tr1,e Pool on charges preferred by Mrs.
Mary eastman, OF No. as Wes, Twenty
third street.
The story told by Mrs. eastman re-
vealcd an ingenious scheme for obtain
Ing money from the -ympa,hctic. and
which. according TO the police. has been
p-actisea on many other persons than
Mrs, eastman.
Mr. eastman said In court that she
had employed the Barry woman to do
come sewing for her. She worked two
days and on the third cam" TO Mrs
Cashman's house with "A child In her
arms and said that the child. which was
her own. was sick and she would IKE
TO work at home that day. Mrs. CASH
man gave the woman piece OF silk,
which she valued at So. and 50 In cash
with which TO buy Innings. trimmings.
&c. Two days later the Barry woman
returned. weeping pitcously. and Sad
tina; her child was dead and that she
had no money with which to bury II.
Her tale 80 moved Mrs. Cashman that
she gave her sei to aid woman In bury
Ing the child. Since then she had seen
nothing OF her until she was arrested.
The woman cried all the time sHe Hhs
In court rhss morning ana her 'ears
evidently moved both Magistrate and
prosccu,rix. for upon promising 10 re-.
store the six to Mrs. c.,saman. Mash-
,ra,e Po1l discharged Mrs. Barry. In
wlth Dctec,!vc-Scrg;. Lon
dezan, who was told to se" that the
silk was restored. tho two women le't
the court
The evening world., 1901-10-08
DEATH BRINGS
HIM H0N0Rs
Aged Hoboes' Preacher Who
Dropped Dead Will Have
Ritual Burial.
our llf. IL hat . fading dasn.
tts Sloriaa, noon. hos quickly p4essA
Lad u-, q chits,, our iifss work dasA.
SAT. home At last

safe home at IAS. sl
The policeman who searched through
the dilapt.s;cd serments Of the Rev. h.
Arundel siiGpson, the aged clergyman
VINO fell Iead in Fulton street, Brook
,yn. yesterday. found the above verso
written In a neat hand on scrap OF
paper. He also found copy OF one OF
Bis.,op Newman's famous pruycrs, which
the oi! preacher had read many times
10 the lounsers in Murphy Park. It
vas:
o Lord. support u. all the day long Of this
troublous life until the shadows iensthea and
the evening comes AMI the busy world Is
hu,hed and tn. fever OF iite Is over And our
work 4. aoae Then. IN Thy srrs, nGry,s
grant US . .sfs lodging and holy res, ana
peace al the last.
These scraps. together with Few
pennies. were all that was found.
The Rev. Edward Helm. rector OF 81
Mlchacrs Rituaiistic Church. In North
Fifth street. Broc.:lyn. viewed the body
to-day az IL lay In the Morgtic. he
knew Father Simpson" as the hoboes
called him. and offered to bury him.
70 an Evening World reporter the Rev.
Mr. Helm said:
Poor old man. shall see that he u
buried In the vcstments OF the Church
OF England OF which he was member.
His character Is as unsmrchcd as that
Of the hilhest bishop In England.
''Iic was m ccrentric-gavc his money
to IN. winds. thought his duty lay
among the poor unfor;unatcs who lie
about the parks. and there you could
always tini him.
HE was educated ut oxford and came
here twelve years ago and became an
assistant In Grace Church on the
Heights. He was very Aigh-Churcn
man. ana when The rector. the Rev. Mr.
TIghr. died he wen; away from tho
parish.
'He disappeared for n long time. and
when lie did return he was sadly In need
OF help. His habits were most ahste-
mious and correct. II. gave all he had
or could get 10 the unfortunate. even to
the clothes Off his back"
The old clergyman lived with Mrs.
James in a rear tenement at No. 20
Hillary street. She gave him his room
and hoard. In her eyes he was savior.
'.Hc kept MS all good before the eyes
OF the Lord" said Mrs. James to-day.
''IIc was always with the sick and
suffering never thinking OF his own
hea!.h or comfort
The body will be placed in black
caskct to-day. and on Thursday. with
every rite to which 1t !s entitled. Il VIII
be buried from tho Rev. DR.. Hein'H
church. The interment will be In Ever
green Cemetery.
The evening world., 1901-10-08
TENEMENT 7
LAW UNJUST (?
John P. Leo Protests Against
the Right Of Search With
out Warrant.


John =. Leo. an architect, returned 10
the attack In the new Tenemen,-lionsc
law controversy yesterday in signed
statement whic! he sent 20 The Even
Ing World. II says IN part:
I'm to-d'y's Issue YOU quote from
a abatement made by William J. Bald.
win. Jr.. and also quote a criticism
made by me In reply to similar re-
mark OF this same Individual. My criti-
e'sm was based upon statement made
'"'' a, '"' nearing pe'o!. '"'
.e"''e committee on cities on Match
49, :. ~ ,".'rs "i. is''u""' az '"s ~"
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nan, J,,n,,,,.,,, a.. ,,.J a,, az
Who'll. cloth nna nm numerical r.nronch
on IN. women NJ New York.
"Mv further criticism that tho T,ne-
men,- House law should be eliminated
from the charter Is based upon a careful
stud, OF its provisions. When you con
slider that II affects 5000 dwellings In
New York City. which contain At least
30 Coo families. and that this law sane
liens tn. violation ot the privacy and
~. ,r.,,,, -, ,,, hon. y, ,b,.e ,,onIe
'"' ''".''' VI ~ '''
IL shou!i be condemned.
~ uuole tho text Ot the charter. sec-
lion S,. n. a, chant.r loA THE owner
,,a,,,. I ~,
~ "'' "s'"' WI ''P'e''"'"''' "' ''
lessee or occunhn; OF every t.Hsment-
nous. or mar, thereof. and every person
h,v,,, "a. .,d ,,,,,y.n.n, ,h,re
=, .hsu al ,',,a. n.h,, r.o,,,.d he
The evening world., 1901-10-08
KRAUSE TRIED FOR TREASON.
Ex-Govcrnor OF JOhnnncsburs Ar-
rnirnr,l In London Court.

LONDON. Oct. S,-pr. krause, ex-
Governor OF Johannesburg. who was
arrested Sept. on ia charge OF align
treason. was arralsncd in the Extrahi-
tIon Cour, at Bow stree, today and
rharge,, with high treason AMI incite-
ment TO murder.
The prosecution introduced evidence 10
show tina, Dr. krause was In communi-
cation with Or. Cornelius Broecksman.
the Public Prosecutor OF Johhanesours.
who was executed Sept y last ior
treason, ard urged the Necessity Tor
shooting or Otherwise disposins cl
,acn.d 10 Lord Roberts's stan. who sas !
very active against the Beers.
The prosecution Introduce! letters U
which Or. Krause described Lord Miner
Az ian rch-scoundrel. an enemY o.
Boer national existence ans aa, a wihssns lsn.s I
Eurchcrs 10 break their oaths and E1nog
traitors. The prisoner was TsS,a -
The evening world., 1901-10-08
FELL FROM PRECIPICE.

VIENNA. Oct. S.--A strange fatality Is
reported from Gratz. styria. While Herr
lii,,halcr. a member OF thc Vienna Acad-
cmy OF Arts, was ascending the Hittha!.
erwcg. named after himself, he fell over
q precipicc aud Was Instantly killed.
The evening world., 1901-10-08
GOV. ODELL IN BUFFALO.
d" the E>po-iiio" city for New
York In, Exrrri.~..

BUFFALO. oct s.-Gov. Odell arrived
here to-day. lie came especially TO par-
ticiplte IN the New York State DAY
exercises tomorrow. but Will rcmnin
here tn. remainder OF the week.
The Governor ia the guest Of w 6.
kA,,r
The evening world., 1901-10-08
LAUNDRY ASSETS SMALL.
Metropolitan Company In Fast
TVenty.sisth street Fails.

Schedules In the assignment OF the
Metropolitan Steam Laundry Company
o: Nos. a2S und 80 East Twen,y-sixsh
street. show: Liabilities, i5s.4ai; nominal
assets. t3Lisi; actual assets. Si6.oss.