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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-05-09
FREEHOLDERS SPECIAL
Fancher Receives Death Blow
nalley Remains.


The Board of Chosen Freeholders
met in special session Wednesday,
After listening to the reading of the
minutes of the previous meeting by
Clerk White the Finance Committee
reported as follows: Receipts from
all sources SIG, or. 10; disbursements,
SO, O41.OS; balance $S, 035. go. Bills
were ordered paid: Court expenses,
$780, "a; coroners and postmortems
1877. 20; indexing, $95.
The report of the Court House and
Jail Committee showed that 498 per-
sons had been admitted to the Jail
during the past year. Three of these
have been sent to All Souls Hospital,
and two to the State Hospital at
Morris Plains. Twenty-Five prisoners
were reported in the Jail at the time
of last meeting; admitted since, 20
total, so; discharged, %, leaving 2S
in the Jail. Bills amounting to $689. IL
were ordered paid.
DR.. J. B. Griswold. Jail physician
stated that he had made eight visits
to the Jail during the month and with
an exception of a case of bright's dis
ease, the health of the prisoners was
generally good.
The Almshouse Committee reported
everything in good order. Bills for
the past month will be presented at
next Tuesdays meeting. Att he last
meeting 102 inmates were in the
Chlldren's Home; admitted since g.,
making a total of 105 in the home at
the present time. Bills were ordered
paid amounting tn $500.
The Board ordered bills paid of the
Insurance and Miscellaneous Com
mittee amounting to 81, 1885, 81. Bills
for printing and election amounted
to SOL. rs were ordered paid. A num-
Der of transfers were made in order
to close up the accounts for the year
and to pay current bridge bills SC
that the Board need not borrow
money.
Freebooter BARLEY then rose and
for the third time in as many months
nominated John W. ..Fancher for Road
Commissioner. Quicker than it takes
to tell, DR.. Becker had nominated
Thomas Malley with Freebooter Nit
chell nominating John Gogherty and
Freeholder Quinlan, John Duffy
Only one ballot was taken, resulting
the same as last month, Fancher
receiving II votes, Malley 9,and Cog
herty and Duffy each one.
Director Hoagland then warned the
members that as next Tuesday would
be the last meeting of the present
board, written report from each
committee should be handed in show.
ing the work done and the money ex-
pended during the year. An estimate
for the amount of funds necessary to
carry the work through the coming
year will also be asked for. On the
motion of Freeholder Mills the Board
adjourned.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-05-09
H. NEWTON spRNcER.

Surrogate Fl. Newton Spencer, OF
Somerset county, died from gastritis
at his home, 70 Somerset street, North
Plainfeld, on Monday. Two hours
before he was out walking He had
been in bad health for few days, but
there was no hint of the serious char
acter of his illness.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-05-09

Out of total of 295 bills passed by
the Legislature Gov. Murphy has
signed $50.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-05-09

The date when the subscription expires is on
the address label of each paper. the change of
which to subsequent date becomes a receipt
for remittance No other receipt is sent unless
requested
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-05-09

The revived fish and game laws will
be published in pamphlet form this
month by the commission for general
distribution.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-05-09
JOHN wApDocK.

John Waddock, a conductor on the
Lackawanna, who ran one of the
Boonton local trains was stricken
with paralysis Sunday, dying on
Monday. He had been laid off for
few days for failing to protect his
train Dy a flag while making a cross
over at Barclay street depot Paterson,
and collision was narrowly averted.
Usually Mr.. Waddock was q very
careful man, and this omission nc
doubt preyed upon his mind and has
tened his final illness.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-05-09
Author of Luck of Roaring Camp
Dead.


Bret Harte, the American author
died suddenly at the Red House, Cam
berley, near Aldershot, London, on
Tuesday from hemorrhage, caused
by an affection of the throat.
He was born in Albany, N. Y, Aug.
20, 1889. When twelve years of age
he ran away from home and, working
his way across the isthmus, finally
reached California in the heat of the
gold frenzy. He was failure as a
miner and for time worked as a tax
collector. Later he became a Wells
argo--messenger and still later school
teacher. editor. at Humboldt and en-
ployee of the Frisco mint In 1868 he
began serious literary work as editor
of The Overland Monthly
The quality which made Bret
Hartes stories as famous in Europe
as in America was unquestionably
their sincerity. They are stories
They do not pretend to be anything
else. Harte was never ashamed of
being interesting.
While engaged in literary work in
New York he was for sometime a
resident of this city.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-05-09

Marshal law has been proclaimed
in five districts in the province OF
Polgua, Russia.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
DECLARES SHE PUT
POISON IN COFFEE.
SOMMERS' ARREST A BOOM
ERANG TO WIFE.
n, 1,d Unught n Cheyenne III
,orc- for s:5-iiottirs
IL court.

warr Fred W Sommcr married
Helena S,mrrc- 0fto"n vrnr- ago he
nl. iw,n'y-tNr Years old AMI she was
nlrtv-scy,u
Sow ,or some ears they hhN" neen
lu martial a.rlHl'.rs suite ANA counter
suI'. Cor f.11-.. md w1ut'unu.r haN-
ing been brought and abandoned FL
un,f, S,m.u.- wen 'o Cheycnn" 20
s,lde ass and Incidentally bought a
divorce rr vr
when %. -r'r-rrd - 'hc CITY The other
doy snmmrr was arrested on IN" COM
rrn' ~ Me- wife ana charged with
lranI."mru. The case came M be-
gr. Marlfrnto Mot in ~" Morristua
court TO-DAY rai Spmm"r made some
amazing charges
~rnysc iNp bn,ur. said sommcr
rs, MEf nN.ot W.rA carbolir acid she
used them Ga irving 20 poison me !
rp-',I rrpHir n.l ln ms Office and
she confessed Then she tried again.
have reason 20 Ia.nk ncrr vas cause
fnr the d"trn ~ r"r Former husband.
Nhos" nam, WIS U"ll
This - All q, ~" said Mrs Snmmcr.
mad "a" and Nor lawyer, laughed
Summcr asserted mat MS wifi. l,lt
him AMI lived :#ur wears u Europe With
another man This vas ll.o toni-d
Magistrate Mo;i took me cas-. under
tivIsrmonI
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
TWO FARES A TRIP
OR Be LOCKED UP
DOUGHTY HATCH REFUSES TO
PAY FOR B. R. T. MISTAKES.
Motornan and Conductor Then
DRAG Him 10 Prison and Prose-
cute Repeatedly.

Elias Hatch. a wealthy builder. % No
ss Fi,ty-nlnth street. South Brooklyn.
VAS arraigred IN the Adams Street
Court TO-DAY changed With disorderly
c'udur; In refusing 20 pay his fare n
second line On a single ,ro.,cg rip from
his home to Fulton Fcrrs.
The court refused g, accept the COM
plant and Hatch was then charged
with assault upon the conductors ale
cation that Hatch had scratched him
while Being elected from he car. Hatch
asked an ADJOURNMENT. that he might
Prepare 10 show That Dc h,i been OUT
rise'usly treated hy employees %; ,h-
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Th" builder rode downtown on 4 bridge
car %, the Court etroct line lie asked
s"r transfer to the ferry and was
told - needed none He boarded car
No s. NJ the bridge former rule 10
carry passengers from bridge to ferry
free No longer exists. Hatch refused to
pay VI second fare. and the car was
stopped in front % the Fulton street
police station.
4 policeman summoned from the sta
ton refused TO eject or arrest Hatch
and advised James Lynch. the conduc-
tor. - arrest IA" man. Lynch and the
motorman dragEcd Hatch from the car
Hatchs arm was pushed through a
window. Hc was locked up on thc!.
charge ~ disorderly conduct.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
O'ROURKE'S I
SECRET 0Ur,l
The Great Trainer Put
His Faith in Nerves.
ENDURANCE He WANTED !!

The ahles. manager Of professional afh-
lotes In the world. Thomas oRourke. OF
New York city. writing to the proprictsu
OF Paines Celery Compound on January
II. said:
one o, the most important features tn
the training OF an athlete Is TO insi~orats
hi. nervous system. and nothing ever takes
the place OF Paine. Celery Compound to
accomplish this /, facilitates getting
man in prime condition. In my eIpertenes
IN handling athletes have never found
anything equal TO IT,"
This from a man Of whom the mos, won
derful champion In the world said when
one OF MIR. o'Rourks's pupils had won the
worlds championship: The secret OF
o'Rourkes success canno, understand.
" nior;ul endurance and an 'ncShAusubIs
supply o: nerve force distinguishes the
men he coaches from their opponents in
every battle"
For 'he past II years Mr.. o'Rourke has
been recognized a. the creates: trainer In
the world While De was coaching George
pSon that younS athlete was the worlds
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
DEMANDS RELEASE
OF minnie KURTz.
LAWYER HOFFMAN OBTAINS
WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS.
Contends tina "MissinK" BIssert
witnrs. IL Being illegally
Held In Prison.

Charlie. /. Hoffman. NJ ne Law firm ~
Hoffman & wahle. counsel FOR Minnie
kurtz tho missing witness IN the Dil.
mond and Blssert cases today applied
to Justice Reach Of the Supreme court.
.or a WI, o, hlbcas CORPUS directing
the production 81 the woman In Part II.
81 the Supreme Court tomorrow morn
ing
Mr. Hoffman on;cnls In the affidavits
presented to Justice Beach that his
ellen, IS being Illegally restrained OK her
liberty After Miss EurtE's bond had
been liked District-Attorney Jerome an
rourc-d taht ne would take the forty
elgh, hours allowed him by Law to Ok
anime into any bond offered oy Miss
Kurtr /, - also commended that the
afiidlylts upon which Ms. Kur;z Is held
on acharSe II bribery aye insufficient
MIR Hoffman said b." Nas sn'i'-
fed ,hat Minnie kuriz had made 'al!
ami complete confession go she Disr rot
ATTORNEY. and hlI told him az she
know lie said further tnat he believed
tina she had gold aim 49, her counsellor,
all tha: she mad told {, the District
II believe. said he that she does
not knox anything which would tend
- impllcate or have any bearing On any
other man than capt Diamond ana
Warlman Bisser'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12

champion. sharkey. who At nrst .
rough. and-tumbic giant under o'Rourkss
training developed into an eNen-ternperSd.
hardy. strong, rugged boxer.
The above unsolicited words from Mr..
o'Rourke who. by the way. has been The
owner Of the Broadway Athletic Club. the
LercN Club the Coney Island Club and
Royai, Coli club and who - known N be
on. OF the nnes; gentlemen among tho dew
otees Of the manly art. tell the whole
story. lie found in PAlnc's Celery Com
pound natures food for the nerves.
While thi. remedy has effected Thousands
Of cures among those who are sick and
has restored TO healthy life innuussrabIs
men and women who's. nervous aystcrns
have been shattered. and who were suffer
ing from tho symptoms OF the beginning
OF n deep. rooted impairment OF the nervous
system-lt Is worth noting tina. even IN
those c1hausting contests where Absolutely
perfect nerves are pre--minenny needed
this remedy hs, also been found equally
as beneficial in repairing the exhausrfon
due TO the hish training.
II such men who require above every-
thing else-abovc muscles (which cannot
develop without good nerves.: above cour-
age. which no man with weak nerves ever
had-who require above everything elss per-
fec, nervcs-if such men have found Il nee
cssary 10 feed the nerves and brain with
The food nature requires-it Is good n9oof
that this greatest Of all remedies, the dis
covery Of ono OF Americas ablest profess
sors. accomplishes all that is claimol for
T.
Every man or woman whose nervous sys-
tenn is not In perfect condition will ma
that this remedy will make Il so! 30 other
remedy Ia the world was ever 50 univers-
ally Acknowledged by physicians and all
those who have manly and womnnly de-
velopmen, in hand 20 he so perfectly
adapted to cases OF failing health and lag
ginE vitality.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
SHAD ROE MAKES
YOU GLAD OF LENT
Fasting" A PLEASURE, BUT
IT COSTS So.
Or, ~ Your Purse L, obese, Try
Diamond Back Trrrapin
mt AIS n Dozen.

Ash wednesily prices a: Washington
Market are only shade hiEn"r ira
those prevailing heretofore. except on
the limited iist 81 articles t1at L"ntep
demands call Tor
Butter. eggs hsh and oysters NJ" JUST
. trine higher
Tho ruling prices AZ t1c market or0
FISH Roc shid from 81 % & elrH hH'h
,hAd co. 90 ST.. c4rs ra.' ~ gIH..
oystsrr. .os TO s. 90 per r-a.-.i aiH'as ''.
. pound sif'r-h-a he .'-Hi sIHrh'1. -a.
. pouad blusarf o. paani' fresh uacker'.
Sc eiea loss;ef, 20 Fosat ~htsaa'f "a
a pound. striped bass lee rour1 sF'n''a
ussk.r,i sos ps4a4. iiIm1ul bn.A 's'Ss7.a.
BurrER. EGGS 4.-B-' sa,t., D. /.
Fosnt. 'resh ersansry. . 9clai. c'coE.h ~
i-ssh AID esEs So dnfea -7an''y sFss -.
aossn. Duish ohesIs. Sc sseA. cheese i5a. I.
r,ane. cream cheese. &c s,sh.
rRCrr.-Is,ravh~rrs zoe. 70 sne Gs- qurt (:
navel oranso Is. 90 IS iorsa. pinsApgi''
froa 20; n Coz sAcH. kufn4uAts 81 .4ATt
vpGErABi.F-s -sp'haeH. rs ha' peck let.
tue-, Is ''r larzs 'r.is Erl--ss sprouts. .nr
20 s5r. quart. sv~.f 93'Ita-' f'- 80 .'..ry
81 p@r choice Hyrfls
MEATS Rest partsTaal'. stsIs. z5- - %
pend. f.5-tsrh1gss roast e yluni b,st .r.
lrs - au1 lg's .alHi haiqIrfs- snh
lie p5ani sit' % veal % pound shoulder .
porLrRY -rs., ,u-s., 70 r7ial rhu,.
isiphia eapaus . pound rhi'ssus g. 2'usi
b-sii.r. u = Fog sA1"' 7ir pigeons. u -
II
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
DOG CRUSADE MAY
START A FIGHT.
EX-JUDGE SCHATZ LIKELY TO
OPPOSE LICENSE LAW.
Mount vernon Looks for n Lively
Tim. when III. Case IL
Called In Court.

MOUNT VERNON. y Y. Feb u -
EN.City Judge Adam y schhtz. Of this
city. who VAS among those summoned
90 court by the police 'o- keeping an
unIIcrusrd dog. sent word 20 Judge
nennett that u nas impossible ,ar
him TO appear to-day i1l requested
tina. tho case 10 adjourned for a week
This was granted. the nearing being
49,, dpwn for mex "Wednesday
3. IL believed that the application for
an adjournment means thn' the "N-
administrator ~ 'gsHro cont"mp'at"s
making light NJ as lack of regard
FOR ordinances plss"I py the Common
Council Vas well established during his
four years on the bench - CITY Judge.
In effect, at least. he decided that the
riding ~ bicycle, on the sidewalks Of the
rl'y w.s not violation Of the law.
.otwiths,andlrg tho fact that here aas
c!;y ordinance prohibiting IL. lie also
hell that the ordinance requiring resi-
dents to clean the snow from ;heir side
walks within twenty four hours after
~ fall war invalid
The eS-Judsc IS nshter. and ns II IL
said lie possesses several unlicensed
dogs lively time may be looked for
when the case is tried
OF the 81 pcrruus Vummoued to-day
| Ia answer similar charges hardly ;T.nty
| nppeared Some were fined S.. others
! had secured licenses. while the balance
had either disposed OF thelr dogs by
giving them 20 the poundmGster or had
sen: them on; ot town.
About 100 were sent to New York.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
TO CREATE A NEW
CHARITIES BOARD.
GOVERNOR PLANS ENTIRE
CHANGE OF SYSTEM.
ola state Hoard 10 he LrGisint~d
out aud New Hoard of Five
Members Created.

ALBANY. Feb "a bill abollshng
the present state Board " Charities
anu the boards ~ managers ~ the State
chtritah.r and resormatory Institutions
has been drawn AMI i ALL b" ,he chief
sub ..ci II discussion ~ conference be-
tween Coy. Olel ana tho Republican
Leaders the latter part ~ the present
pr ~. early part Of th" coming week
Tn, bin ~ 1, vii he submitted 20 tho
conference leglslat"s from of'ice he
memHr-S ~ 'hc present state Board az
Charities and provides FOR a new board
,s-avo members - %" appointed by the
Governor. with the -pnsoUt ~ the sen
ate from N" State A. large.
Tho members Of tho BOARD arc e. re-
c-ivo a salary FOR their service Each
member Is t. serve a term ~ four years.
provision being made that the entire
Boart shall nv - "u' 0t Office at any
one time
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
ADMIRAL SAMPSON WALKS
ABOUT AND EATS WELL.
Dr. Dixon Says He May Live Quite While
Expects to Go Out.

I was az his house this morning the
Admiral was preparing TO dress and
come downstairs Ito comes down 20 his
meals with regularity and eats the same
food p, which the other members % The
family partnke Admiral Sampson Is by
no means a well man. hut the reports
that ne is imminon; Hanger os death are
uufour led
1T t. probable That Ho viii AXE 10
out-of-dorr ,Ncrcisr Igair when the Ice
inavs from the sr-.ts AMI pay"mcnts
=, a. to make walking safe believe
n the weather becomes good that he Till
Dc able g. take a little exercise every
day,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12

Furnishing nm En-m,
Perhaps shc strlug'st tcstimony pu the
rec ri BE- .Itt ~ GEORGE J. Ma uri pug
~ Or t'r- HIo ,-dI'l IN Northern
~ .''i" Itr.'|. 'Nr .r cement lt said /.
90" 81. .u, sad. ~ ll' zn.r,r ~ afu Il
bsnIu~" the glt Iu~ttH 'a were unusual.
pH, H' IIr clients came To- our Offices
and gINH WE gtrtN,r ID n'rt.' Al" Tur 40
shares NJ Northern Pacific common ~
partner a-k'-i me over 'hc telephone I
was nu .g. floor ~ the stock ENrhangc
- what Boz. quota Ne. u w1s srl'ins
AZ that moment ~ SD' . share. ANA $40
"ls n.I pIf .'Uf as'rI t-d m' TO
nave 10 sofa q. tIuu
~ don't .h'uk hat NOR" than four
minutes Iad elapsed. when | got back
In Tho crowd At the Northern racifc
post Then tao prlr" WAS 1er' ! offered
tho iDi crrtlh,It" a. 500 share. IL
Sns no. taken. I offered IL down %
So. At which price a certain broker ac-
r"pted II, simultaneously however. n
that time had not noticed in IN" crowd.
accepted II also Roth claimed that caci
had got the purchase They EFT u 10
me 10 decide couldn't fhey left Il
TO several gentlemen In the crowd.
Neither could they settle u.
''Thereupon they agreed IN SETTLE the
dispute by dipping coin for the stock.
The broker 70 whom I thought sold
Il lost The broker got the next sale ~
81 ra1 share In o'h"r words. his fail.
ure 10 win IN the nipplng cost him S5."c
,u 80" shares " stock
Il had executed our order 81 ooo above
90 AMI IN Four minutes Tine had SOLD
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
FAvORS PENN. TUNNEL.
riii tnthorisins Aldermen Z" Grant
Franchise to lie Reported.

ALBANY y v Feb j.: There is
every lnii alton that IN" PENNSYLVANIA
tunnel scheme will receive speedy l"sis-
Iily" approval
To-day Senator .Strnulhan said that
ne senate cities Committee, -, which
h. is Chairman, will report fayorab.y
the bill permitting the Board ~ Alder
men ~ New York 10 grant The franchise
asked Tor hy ne Pennsylvania Road In
p-rpT'uity. ru bc rcyalu,I for special
tax al least every twenty nv. years.
The came rpmmli,," VIII report IA
yufthly On IN" bin permitting CuutraC-
Tor John Mcdonald iu Lease to tn.
Metropolitan or other traction company
the right 20 operate the rapid transit
system when completed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
ANSWER IN SUIT
TO PREVENT MERGER.

ST PAUL MINI Feb /: An 'n'""-
Ia. h.en served hy tn. Gr"n; Northern
Halfway on the attorneys 'nr Milton
l.. nonden and Sophia Barth chapman.
IN their action to prevent inr Northern
Securities Company from securing the
stock OF the Great Northern Railway
Z, Ia ronieude.I In ih' answer mat
me Cirea, Northern RAILWAY system y
..,.I .outr rolled hs that company
.,tn,sr. and directors independently ~
,f~,r corporations ,r1 railway H,s'''r'
T'hu defend t.ts admit mat INC N"rth-
arm Securities Company 90 cred u pur-
chase stock ~ 'hr Great northern ON
NAM 4 yiSN por shar. and ~ N" NoTth-
rg Pa ~ Company AZ Nl' p"r snare.
'er'ua majority OF o." latter COM
rary. stock.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
zoe. ia southampton church.


SOUTHAMPTON. /. J.. Feb l.
bishop NJ 'Donncll hos assigned Rev.
Father Francis J Hara 10 the parish
OF the church OF the Sacred Hear, here
tn nil in. vacancy causei by the death
o, Father W = Kirby. Father O'tIaTa
has for cigh, years been cura,6 10 Rev.
Edward w McCariy. Of the Church 81
81 Augustine. brooklyn. He Is II priest
of zeal and popular.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
ELOPERS ON THE KAISER.
Couple Known ~ Nr. and Mrs.
Love. Not Allowed 20 Land.

ny order ~ the Commissioner % I'm
migration Mr. and Mrs Ednunrd Loves
ni.o known a. Mr. and Mrs Muoncher
Loves. were not allowed 20 ari from
the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse YESTERDAY \ rahl-srlm from
Germany charges Love- with deserving
wife and i've hiiirsn o. Germany
nd cloping with another woman. Tncy
we're kept pu board Jas. Might under
Runri % the stewards
They will Doe taken this morning 90
Fills Island Roth tho man and the
woman are We'll dressed IL - hirty-
I've and his companion thirty
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12

Nearly looc1 shares OF the common
stock wa held hv one NorSsn broker
The, dnv before tho panic re- was all
3he stock I'm - gbt Th.- Morgan broker.
knowing hat p. held All ~ tn COIN
;uuu stock that could "a. d',iN -'i CON
'Iuucd To- buy The selling broke, an.
nbls 20 deliver the stock a-, forced
o. borrow" Y from thu Nr--hl h-1k.,.
80 that n. was In the pr~.tiun wh"r" n"
was lending his stock 'Or the ~ poe
~ having n delivered 20 rim for MS
imaginary purposes
The Testimony ~ brokers was that
from ! 90 per cent. was paid Tor
every share ~ stock borrowed DYE
night ana shat on the DAY preceding
'hr manic 40 high as = and q per cent.
li-, ru.um Was rSacted on the Dor
r,y,l. ..rtin -NtcH
TIE MHrsnu broker nfmlt'-i itis
yyr.u 20 0ph ana 5000 shor"s
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
rrok Pearson Ha. Resigned.

CHICAGO Feb. l2-Prof charles ".
P,aTsou. whose recent uttcrances
4gnius, the infull.hility ~ certain por-
t.uus ~ IN. mi. uc'asinuci wild. com
m"nt To- Methodist church circles. to-
ia' resigned ts professor Of English
lit"-itIr" ~ Mort western University.
The resignation. IL i stated. was vnlur-
:arJ
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12

DUBLIN. Fob y Tn" Hm.'d IRISH
League Convention ~ Kilkenny today
selected J"-. ph peylin 'H-h' Is now in
he r'rl:cd states with william II Il
Redmond VI T. FOR the purpoS" "'
making , tYu' D. she country iu nr.l'T
20 complete flc work ~ nrg1n Eius n"
United Irish ! -ague In American ~ III
Nationals, candidate Tor North Nj.
kenny In pllc" Of Patrick McDermoN,
who has retired
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WATCHING VENEZUELA.
Foreign Wnrships Gather AT the
FORT of In Gua,rn.

"il.LENiSTND Island ~ fu-t o.
Tcn .. IN, GERMAN cruisers N.urtt.
FIX. ana Gnzrl!c the British slo1p nt
war AIcrJ ana the Dutch cruiser
Utrecht are an anchor on Ia GIayra
N"uczucIa
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WASHINGTON. Fen !. Admiral
sampson stnnis a good chance OF living
longer than great many people VINO
are walking about the streets to-day
aid DR. W $. Dixon. he Admirais
phys ian when questioned about the
state ot the retired naval commanders
health to-day
This is tho first time boz mas permitted
rselr to 70" quoted ON the Adm.rt's
condition
He ras rallied from tho Sigh: attack
%; indlg s,ion whc.a he hli the other
day" The do,tor continued. and when
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Bo.,on Publisher. Assign.

BOSTON. Feb. Z Small. Mayn.-d 4.
an. publishers. % ttis city have as
!gned 20 Norman II White Tho
trouble r. attributed oy the assignee to
had business Judgment IN handling tho
finances u the concern. No estimate uf
he iiabi!ttie. has vet been made