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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-25
A Fatal Blow.

New York, Sept. 25.-Tommy West,
the pugilist, is under arrest at Bath
Beach, charged with manslaughter.
George Johnson, a colored coaohmaD,
aud Wrst had glovs contest at Bath
Beach Monday night. West knocked
the colored man out with jolt on the
Jaw. Johnson was groggy for a long
tune but finally recovered sufficiently
TO be moved to bis home. There his
condition became 50 bad that doctors
ordered his removal to hospital. There
Johnson died this morning and Vests
arrest followed. II Is said that 10 an
auti-morten statement Johnson declsr-
ed the contest was friendly one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-25
The Constitutional Convention,

Richmond. ep,. 25.-In tho constitutions
convention today the suffrage committees re-
port was postponed till tomorrow. Senator
Daniel was not ready with the minority re-
port. The debate on sessions Was continued
Messrs. Hancock ard stsbbius spoke. The
committee on public institutions will report
to continue tho appropriations to William
and Mary college aud for the State Library
to be under commissioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-25

the battle OF Santiago which he had
signed were incorrect, and now Com
mander Wainwright Is charged with
having compelled Heilner to sign the
report. with an accompanying chart.
when that was known to be false ana
incorrect. This investigation is re-
f,sctinp no credit on the navy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-25
International Athletics.

New York, Sept. 25.-At Berkeley oval
this afternoon the athletes OF Oxford and
Cambridge Universities will meet their
No field and tract games Tor years have at
trscted more widespread interest among
lovers of athletics. The English team Is
composed Of tho best athletes that could be
found 10 the two English IN versities. The
American team contains the pick Of Harvard
aud Yale. The result OF the game Is very
mach in doubt, but the Ys'e-Hsrvard men
are slight fsyorites
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-25
WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPT %. 1901

THE MISTAKES that the American
peopls are prone to make and tneir
foodness for making "heroes" OF per-
sons who have no claim whatever for
even passing notice was shown 10 the
Czolgosz trial in Buffalo yesterday,
when Mr.. Qasckenbush, who saw the
President shot, testified as follows;
81 heard two shots, which followed
olose together. Immediately locke
towsrd the President aud saw nlm
strsigbten up aud saw, dlreGtly
facioe him, the defendant. lm
mediateIy after the artillerymen VINO
had been stsndiog Cd the lett OF tne
President, launched forward TOWARD
where the defendant was and at the
same instant a group of officers bore
the defendant to the toor."
Then Mr. Qlsokenbush detailed no"
the prisoner was dragged out from the
GROUP of men who threw him down and
how Detective Foster struck him. Wnen
ths frat accounts OF the shooting
ot the President were published 1t was
said that colored man named Parke'
had seized Czolgosz aud knocked him
down, thus preventing him from firing
more than two shots. Immediately
Parker was elevated to pinnacle in the
minds of many people; even the buttons
from his clothes beca me 10 great demaOd
and propositions to purchase him home
and 10 secure him pension were dis
cussed But nov comes the evidence
of a reputable witness Of the sad affair
who says that an artilleryman aud a
detective struck and bore the defendant
to the floor and another witness states
that Parker was some distance ahead OF
Czolposz, not behind Lin. So Parker
who in the minds of so many went up
like a rocket, has come down Ike 3
atick
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-25
OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

At a regular meeting Of the Board OF Al
dermen of the city Of Alexandria, Va, held
September "a, 1901, there were present:
J Z. Sweeney, esq President and Mes'is.
Hill Bsllepger, haIbury, Clark, Curtin sud
w. II. Sweeney.
A communication from W. l.. Hoy, secre-
taIy of the Board Of Health. recommending
the purchae Of an additional gsrb.ge cart,
was received from the Common Iouncil. that
b0srd having referred tito the Ccmmi tee on
Finance. The Aldermen non'concuired in
their action aud referred the communication
to the CsnmIttees on Finance and Poor.
Ordinances to establish the grade Of King
street east Of Fairfax; 10 require the Wash
ipgton, Alexandra and Mount Vernon BALL
way Uomp,ny to place grooved rails on X ng
street, from tho west crossing OF Fairfax
stree to within two feet of the We rail Of
| the eouthern Railway Company on Union
| street. and to provide for the grading paving
and curling OF King street from she west
| crossing OF Fairfax street to the woit rail OF
tie Southern Railway Company on Union
| street, were received from the Common Coun-
| ell and their action concuTred 10. This boarl
! subsequently rtconsidered their action, and
| after the ordinances weie read three times
passed them by the following vote
Ayes Mes,rs. Ballerger, hsrbury, Clark,
| Curtin, W. II. Sweeney and Mr.. Pfesident-6.
| Noes, none
The following were received from the
Common Council and their action COZ Cured
in:
Bill Of Gardner L. Bootho, 500, for legal
services in the csse OF tbs Board Of Super.
vsors OF Al,x indria county VS. tie city
\ Council Of Alexandria and J. Hoge t. ler,
| Governor OF Virgins, tol other with state
! ant Mr. nj diafrihutinn n
the proceeds OF the sale of the Columbus
\ street court house property.
| Report Of the Committee on STREETS on the
petition Of Messrs. 4 NJ. Bachelor and J. G.
Pullin for sewer on the el.t side OF Pitt
street up the alley bounded by Cameron,
King, Royal and Pitt streets.
RESOLUTION appropristing $3.50 to cut curb
| ing from TIE stone IN the canal locke.
Resolution ordering the sale OF property, Dc.
linquent for city taxes up to the year 1900,
t1e sale to take place on Wednesday,, No
| vsmber 20, 1901.
Communication from B)srd OF Police Com.
missioners In regard to the Cling of vScan-
cies in the police force.
Petition Of proper!y-owners on Fairfax
street for vitrifet brick pavement on that
street, from King street to ths alley in the
square between King and Prince streets.
Petition of W. L. Hoy. Secretary Of the
Board of Health, calling attention to the un-
sanitary condition Of cutters on st Asap b
stiest. south of Princess.
The Aldermen repaired to the chamber Of
the Common Council for the purpose of list
ening to descriptions Of modern Jail buildings
from agents OF and upon their return ad.
iOurned' TT swurNpv p,..,s.,,
Y IN II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-25

DRAMATIC SCENE - William II.
Brooks, colored, who was arrested In
Washington several weeks ago and
taken TO Fairfax Court House to stand
trail for the killing Of William Harris,
vas convicted, and Saturday was sem
fenced to three years inthe state peniten
sisry. Brooks wss defended by Attorney
Oliver. Just as be concluded his ad-
dress with a fioal appeal for the pris-
oner the prisoners mother, rushed
forward and embraced aud kissed him
before the attorney could tske steps to
prevent 1t. When asked II he had any.
thing to Why sentence should not be
passed upon him the prisoner replied:
"NothiDg. Pm perfectly satisfied,
and thank God for II"
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in during the day so that by the time the new
"a ret lady Of the land" arrives the living
room will look quite Ike home.
s. B. aroensw was appointed postmaster
at Oak Grove. Westmorelsnd county, Va
today, vice W. p Taylor, jr., removed.
To his callers yesterday President Roosevelt
it is said, clearly intimsted two additional
things in the fulfllmsnt Of the late President
McKinley's designs. One was that Commits
sionsr Of Pensions II. Clay Evsns will no, bs
renov. 4. the other was that he will oppose
IS Mckinley opposed, the reduction OF the
representation OF certain southern States In
Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-25

George W. Lane, PessmO, Mich, writes
Your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is the best
remedy Tor indigestion and stomach trouble
that ever used. For years suffered from
dyspepsia, ct times compelling me to stsy in
bed and causing me untold sgony. am
completely cured by Kodol Dyapepsis Cure.
In recommending 1t tn friends who suffer
from Indigestion always offer to pay for II
IL it fails. Thus far have never paid" For
sale By E. g. Leadbester & Sons.
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SOME OF the naval officers, witnesses
in the Schley case, have become very
much mixed" TO say the least. while
testifyiug 10 the case and show evident
prejudice against the Admiral. Lieu
tenant Commander Heilner stated on
Monday that the chart and report Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-25
MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, September "a, 1901 4,
at the parsonage Of ST. PsuPs Church, BY
the Rev. P. r. Phillips, Miss L0TTIE v.
OLIVER, of Alexandria, Va, and Mr. J. NJ.
FUTRELL, OF Hampton, N. q.
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II ItIIDs " It n Il n = UT
Teste: DANIEL L. STANsBURY. Clerk G. G..

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Don't wait until you become chronically
eonstipsted bat take DeWitt's Little Early
Risers now and then. They will keep your
liver and DO wells in good order. Essy TO take.
Safe pills. For sale By e. =. Lesdbester q
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Mrs. Roosevelt, accompanied by sew.
eral members of her family left Oyster
Bay, l.. this morning for Washing
ton.
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FOR PRINTING

OF every description call on
A. J. 6yh0NDS PRINTING COMPANY,
415 Cameron Street.
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Joint session to hear Mr.. Smith. the
representative of a jail construction
company.
The evening world., 1901-01-04
DR..
!. KINDRED CRIES.
Says He Wasn't Ever
Served with Sum-
mons in Suit.

DIR. John J. Kindred. who conducts n
san.;arium IN Astoria. asserted In SUI
premc Court today that he was the
victim OF a conspi,acy OF blncknailers.
Nc moved that 4 judgment by ie.au!;
recently given asalns. him be set aside
on the ground thai he had never even
been served with - summons
DR.. kindrei was sucd for s25 40 by
George c. SpaEn. who was an inmate nv.
years ago 81 Kindred's .anitar.um. Then
in Stamford. Conn. 3pann alleged tina,
he was druggci while there and that
Or. Kindred induced him to sue his w!t,
FOR divorce without c,,use. \ decree was
secured by trial before a referee.
Spann now has . suit pending agains,
man who was no; named as core.
s?ondent In the divorce suit for 5000
:or alternating his wife's affections.
Charles Sidney Clarke. Spnnns at.
iorney, produced an afiidavi, by John
Foley. plumber. that he served the
Summons on DR.. Kindred. But Foley
admitted that he had never seen the
doctor and served the papers from n
Justice blanchard reserved his decis-
The evening world., 1901-01-04
P|C|0US Of
RUSS|AlS PLANS
We Will Ask Car to
Explain Actions in
Manchuria.
sp.el., TO IN. E,.,lax World,

WASHINGTON. Jan. Tho nttitud,
OF Russia In Manchuria and her ap.
parent disposition 10 permanently annex
that country ana lis 100000 Of peopl,
has made the Government uneasy, ana
an EXPLICIT Official explanation will be-
asked .. the Cars Government
II Is believed that representations on
this point have already been made Ia
the other European powers with tn,
chd In View OF forcing Russia to disclose
her position
When the Ruesian Government an
Honncei its Intention TO withdraw Ii
troops from Picking II also solrmnly de.
clarcl that
"As soon as lasting order shall have
been established In Mnnchuria. aud IN
d.,'en-ab!c meAsures taken for the pro
tcciion OF railway construction. RusxlH
vii! not fail 10 withdraw her troop,
from tacsc territories OF the neiyhbor.
lax empire. provided the action OF III,
powers docs no, pace any obstacle IN
the way or sncn measure
The contention Of the Russian repre-
scn;atlvcs here Is thnt the condition!
laid down In this pledge have not ye,
been realized. and they insist that taer,
u nothing In tho published regulation,
which would warrant the assumption
tina. Russia Is not actin. in perfect soot
faith.
The evening world., 1901-01-04
GIRL TELLS OF
EAST.S|DE VICE.
Becky Goodman, Blush
ing. Testifies Against
Capt. Herlihy.

! Al tho resumption OF the ierlihy tYia I
this afternoon Prosecutor Oice.t an
nouncs! that he had closed with the
chars. Of insult 10 Rev. II. /. Paddock.
of the l'ro-Carhedral.
TIs Intention Is now. he said to take
up the accusation that the Eldfidse
stree. police district Was IN an unpar-
iounbly immoral condition during Her
Hays curnInanG
SInetten. v"ar-od Becky Goodman
was dragged from her. and at tlmes she
hid her FAC. She lives with hor father
at Il Allen street.
Sh. was asked about the reputation OF
' The f"' Women wsse disorserly." she r..
:Whne do you mean by disorderly!'
They would stand on the stoop and
IBID You not how they were
dress"i7''
They wore loose tsngowns."
"what dih they over say 70 your
Once they -uid. Come In. Therell
he room FOR you tomorrow. you can
make money easy,
Olco;t s,ys he expects to call thirty
witnesses FOR the prosecution. 1t is be-
!ieyed tha, the defense will Try to delay
the tr'rl until the pr.eent Police board
u I.gIslrtci ont Of Office. when an en-
I'rsts row sN.lA may DC ueeueu
Th. mrs, witness this afternoon was
John Becker of VI Madison street. owner
OF a clothing factory 1T 30 Allen street.
w.. tcstineI to show the immoral con-
ditians existing In Allen street during
Two or tire. years past.
Thr witn-s. was nksufci and Olcott
startled the Commissioners by calling:
Captain Ifcrlihy take the stnnd!
IIrrlihy didn't move and Lawyer Grtnt
cried: 81 .orh'd Capt. !leriihy 20 tax"
the stand"
Il wish TO prove h!- signature - this
paper responded Olcott 81 Mess he
admits |, I shall have to call the Mayor
u nd ether etty officials.
:.w" admit the signature" said Grant.
despite tho fact that he had hut
mtnlit. before Refused to 10 40.
OIco;t stated befosc the adjournment
was nkcn that II" hal intended 10 call
chief Devary and all the deputy chiefs
to see II Capt. H"ri!hy ever applied 10
any q! them for chiefs warrant
az h. could do under section us OF the
E, hnrter
Lawyer Graa. asked or nm adjourn
ncnt 10 III. middle OF next week. In
order that II" m!Sht conduct casc IN
court
Counsel can SLY ie'ay this trial for
"a month under the same excuse" re-
nlied Commissioner York. II was n
nnlly rcchei 10 adjourn unit! o'clock
MONDAY afternoon
The evening world., 1901-01-04
F|L|BUSTER ON
IN CONGRESS.
Delaying Resolution for
Inquiry Into Southern
Vote.
lsp.a,, 10 n. E,.nlnx worla

WARRINGTON Inn t-Nr Dn,,.i,
called the House Ia order today ~,
Sneaker Henderson, IL detained At nom,
hy ..v.,. ,.oI. ,o,.,,,,.a I, Sy yn,l
r,,,
At,.r .,,pc ,,.,,o,,,,rv .t,rm,.,,,-
,hc sn.,t.r r.,, ,,,,m, 70 ,ocnrrlz. Wr
Cinu.,d pa nm IN. r..,I,,,on for a,
,r,n,,v ,r,, ~. ,hr,dc.n.,,,, -, INC yo,n
s.,.s-,, 49,,
I,.r 49,. ~. nai,, ~, 49, ,n,,,r,,n,
M, -. ,,, ,, ., ~
,a',,,. -. 80 ,,,,. -, 49,,
r, ~,
., 80" =, ,.,,o"r,, 49,, So ~,
"'a.e ''''o" " "''''"'"' '"" Wv ~
nj,
.,.". -. ~ "'''"'" vas "s'"s."'
- 10 iW. Inc speaker htld mat t"c
PENDING question was the voi. on tho
question OF consideration raised against
- !, .,...t.
Vhe oiHS'eho reSo1"''oH yesterday
During the previous roll call the lead
or, on both sides Ind conferred and nm
"" 800 $40 10" az" .''
agreement M" oeeh 'sached tna' the
The evening world., 1901-01-04
O0cCOCOOOOoOOoooOOcooCOc CoOo0OoOoOoOOOcoOOOoOO
Mr.. Schultz has lived at the Waldorf
Astoria

Mrs. Schultz has lived at the Waldorf
Astoria
The couple were married with much
ceremony one Oct. =. 1897. Mrs. Schultz
was happy bride for part Of the en-
suing year. Ten her troubles hogan.
They illuminated In February, 1850
when. she alleges. her husband beat he,
and she was obliged to leave him.
An agreement was mad. that the Faith
or should keep their child. but Mrs
schutt. was 10 bee allowed TO see II or
three days OF the week. Meantime the
baby has been In the home Of Anto!n
cite Maher. MIR. Schut;cs sister.
Last summer. Mrs. Schultz Gays. he,
husband took the child 20 the country
ana wh"n ne returned refused to allow
her TO see II. She sued for a separat alton
ana Schultz rstnliated by a suit for ab.
soiute divorce, naming u prominent no.
ciety man az correspondent.
Mrs. Schultz in;crpased counter &C.
ton. naming = correspondent. Neither
suit has cone 10 trial.
The evening world., 1901-01-04
BULL OPERATORS
SHAKE OUT BEARS.
Continued from FRS, PaxcD


10 cover wns an important factor In the
Upward rusa OF prices
The lisht-wa!st"d bulls. who were
forced ont Of the market Yesterday by
wip!ns ont OF margins and Obliged to
pocket losses. were almost rs ruefui over
IN" situation m the bears.
Ihc concentrated character OF the buy
ing made II evident thii the turn against
the bears Was In the hands OF operators
OF nEhoind"d rrs"urrc- ana OF veteran
"rH"rl"ncc and skin.
Conjecture Was .xctt.d ana animated
~ TO IN" personality III these Operations.
AMI uuIckly 'lxe.i upon the Steel mlgnn.c
,.,,, 49,. ,,,,,.i,y T., ,-,,c,xu and
49,"
III" West "hu "as cf"ai'e' "Hn ehe 81
f""tlv" selling Of Yesterday. HIS cam
,r,ty, v,. .,,nno..i I, hc ,un,i.rnrnteJ
by 'h' objective e"o''s ~ "a.
and most dreaded plunRcr In tho street
the h,ayan. rise of ST. Paul To l,5 WA
.0,,1.', ~. ,.ci.i.n InJ., a, n.
The evening world., 1901-01-04
Mrs. Charles Schultz Says
Husband Squandered Her
$4,000 Dowry.

Mrs Gabrielle Schultz, wife OF Charles
Schultz. who Is son and ramcsakc Of
t,Ie rich brewer. began fgh; Tor tn.
possession OF her two-year-old dnugh-
tar. Veronica. In the Supreme Court to.
day
Mrs. Schultz asked for a writ OF
habsas corpus to compel hsT husband "a
produce the child In court, Jlt ;icc
l.er.ntriu adjourned arsun-n, In the
case TIL Tomorrow.
Mrs. Schultz. n handsome brunette,
was In court. She was belle IN liar.
lem society before her marriage. and
says she had marriage dot OF 5000.
which sh" charges her husband with
having squandcrcd. Since the scpara; lon
The evening world., 1901-01-04
The Cotton price..

Cotton prie-s sank several point. on
call under room and foreign selling
which was caused by . bad turn In
Liverpool market. Soon after cali a mi
recovery had been recorded and covering
become popular.
The opening prices were:
January. 9.Ss TO no: February, 80 4,
30; March. 90 to as: April. 81? To-
"a. MAY. s.S TO 80: June. go TO So:
July. 3.I 70 9S: August. sos to S.O;:
september. SIS. october. sis: Noven, Der.
SUI to ST..
The closin. pr!ccs were: Jan. ESQ to
April. IS: TO 963: May. p.si TO o.Se: Jrne,
s.tS 20 go: July. ?it 10 s&5. A,s., 9.ii
10 9.is. Sept. So to $50: Oct. S:7 TO
SO. Market barely steady.
The evening world., 1901-01-04
WHEAT MARKET RALLIED.
strength 81 Corn Helped the Prices
to Recover.

SttrUGtV OI oSU uebpru tne IrtCca
to Recover.
Wheat was easier to-day in line with
cables. but the strength Of corn and
snail ArH~ntin. shipments rallied pricra.
Chicago wheat was ntm and Is TO IL
lower at start. but later rallied to Ia
over las, night Very iittl. wheat VA,
offered. Liverpool spot was IL to l per
cent. lower.
Corn displayed exceptional nrmness
and was is to ~ higher. Small re.
ccipts ami Door grading we're the early
features IN corn.
New Works. opening prices were:
May wheat, 81 l.: 10 ~ SIS: March
wheat. 81 J.: to II SIS.
chicRgo's opening prices were.
May wheat. 70 is 20 ~ ~: May corn.
81 is.
New Works closing prices were: Jan
wheat. sO7-s nominal. March wheat
50 l.: bid. May wheat =? s-s bid: July
wheat. s07-S nominal; Jan. corn. an:
BID, May corn, Bl-t. July corn. gJl.,
chicaEo'- closing prices were: Ma,
wheat -.
ISIS
The evening world., 1901-01-04
WILLARD HAD SON FINED.
Accused Young Man of being n,
Nabltual Druukard ri.

e, Leonari w. willard was arraigncd In
Jefferson Market Court to-day on com.
paint OF his father. John s. Willard. Of
Isl West Twcnty-thlrd street, who
charged him with being a habltual
drunkRrd
The young man Ia only twenty-thrce
years old. but his father said that nc
was nevcI epber and that ne constantly
comes into tho store when Il 10 full o:
customers and creates disturbance. He
was lined Not having che money be
The evening world., 1901-01-04
DistrIct-Attornr, to VISIT Cam.
brldur.

qrSied ss, Siff MILAN %s%SS'HE .y
bad called upon him u relation @
0l1amy. Mr. Clarke SAID thai ~ in.
tends 70. go 10 Cambridge. Mass, In
(, person. u possible. To investigate. iiow-
ards alleged marriage there ten years
~ have reason to believe. said h.,
that Efforts are being Mad" TO !nluc"
/. this woman not 70 aid this office In the
+. prosecution OF thir case. | shall max.
: every effort 80 hnd the clergyman Who
performed the ceremony and learn All
Mrs. Howard also sad that she had
Jus; received a letter lrotn a Mr..
6and's. who informed her tbs: arior 10
his marriage 20 the Cambridge woma n
divorce from him on the charge d
= cruelty and neglect and that /. =t.R by
ss..s marriage Is living.
power over women said ArG. Howard.
land mads some shocking confessions.
] am now convinced that he has treated
me merc!iessly.
from him and Will do all can 10 have
1am seat 70 prison. for my love 5 now
Mrs. Howard. her sister, Mrs. Anna
Z HAwkes. IT,. accompanied by private
detective and Roundsman Peter Clarke.
4 Of Cnief Devery's stan, visited the New
I Amsterdam Hotel at 3.co O'Clock this
4 afternoon.
Howard was taking bath hut n.
Il handed out the keys OF his apartments
Z to- Mas Hawkes. and she went IN and
. nackod up all her sisters effects. Mr..
ss11eHar6 meanwhile waited In the re-
eDe2Dn-room OF the hotel, guarded by
~ Sfosher.
howard came downstairs during tn,
- she was there and said q an Even
W01jd reporter: II shair make II,
I z1u1rt 10 eee my wife"
Is Il nd nejlher did he. He went To tn
s IN eemained there until the part,
= elkp hotel.
The evening world., 1901-01-04
FELL DEAD IN HALLWAY.
John NnEie believed ia Have Had
ll~Mrt DlArnac.

John Magic, hfty.nve years old. Of Ill
West Tweniy-fourih street. dropped
dead in tire hallway OF that number this
afternoon.
The man. who had done odd Jobs
about the house for his board. com
planned Of i!i.health FOR some time past.
Heart disease Is supposed 10 have
caused hts death.
The evening world., 1901-01-04
FIGHTING NEAR MANILA.
HELPED ny Navy. n Colonel and
EillpIno Onicer. Are Sahhcd

'hIs'TzI H Inv .s"u'Hk ""''
WASHINGTON. Jan. i-Tha' fighting
IS going on in the philippines. not Ear
from Manila. was shown In despatch
received from Admiral Rcmey to-day
which SAYS
"An attack on the morning ~ the
third by the Fourth infantry. marines
and navy At Cavii" veto resulted T.,
tho capture ~ one lieutenant colonel.
two majors, nvs captains, one lirutsn-
ant, forty-eisht prif ate in.urrectos and
four iadrones"
Caviic V!cjo Ia close TO Cavite. the
naval dockyard. ana about twelve miles
from Manila.
The evening world., 1901-01-04
CLASH IN VENEZUELA?
Government Alarmed by Reports
OF Asphalt Cun,pany's ACT.

WtSill NOTION. Jan. +-Cabie adv!cci
received ~ the state Department to.
day FROM Minister i>oomLs are OF a dis
uul"iing character.
The Department, declines to make pub.
lie N" details. but |, n surmiscd that
thcr. IL a possibility NJ resistance on the
part OF one or the asphalt compa mics to
the Legal processes OF III" Venezuelan
Government that may result seriously.
The evening world., 1901-01-04
Mis-. John.ton to n~.ppcar.

Miss Fannie Johnston. who has been
III with iaryngitls for the last fortnight,
has recovered and Will rcnppcar tonight
ut the Casino In .ha .ole OF Dolores
IN "F!orodorn." replacing MICS Margaret
Waikcn