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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-03-13
IN \ HUMOROUS VEIN,

why, pa, this is roast bccf!n OK
claimed little Willie at dinner on th,
evening when Mr.. Chumplclgh wa.
present as the guest of honor.
"Of course" said the father. "What
of that?"
Why, you told ma this morning
that you were going to bring mutton
head home for dinner tins evening""
1t happened during a political cam.
paign.
What if am out Il good deal
nights?' he said in answer TO his wire's
rcproachcs. 1T is in a good cause.
Only by the most strenuous effort can
we preserve the integrity of the local
government"
"l should judge from your breath, :"
she returned coldly, "thnt you were
cndcavoring to preserve it in alcohol"
One Of the Texas friends Of Repre-
sentative Cooper met him yesterday.
You smoke, don't you?" he asked.
Sometimes" sail Cooper.
Take this" remarked the Texan.
"Ths is something like cigar"
Cooper took the weed, lighted ii and
pullcd three or four times.
Ics," he asscntcd, (" this is some
thing like a cigar. What is it?'
cone day." says an exchange clerk
III Philadelphia department store,
" an old fellow from the country came
up to my desk and, laying down II
package said: 'Noung man, here's Il
suit of underwear that Bought here
seven years ago. 1t IS too small for
mo, and would like to have il OK
changcd.' was thundcrstruck at the
nerve of the man, but managed to
say something about the time limit on
such transactions. 'Wctl,' said he, Il
know that, but Hvc never had 'cm on ,
and this is the first time I've been in
town since the day bought 'cm.''
1t was evident that the obcdlcnt
little maid was troubled.
Mamma insists that must not see
you any morc,' she said, rcyrctfuly.
The rcsoarccGul young man only
smiled.
"Wcll,' he replied, cartlcssly, oil
she is satisfied to have us meet i'm thc
dark am"
Coal Dealer (anXiously) 1t Hold on
That load hasn't been weighed. II
looks to me rather large for il ton.'
| Driver" 'Tain't intended for a ton
It's two tons"
Dealer" Beg pardon. Go ahcad.'
--Iit-Bits.
Senator Spooncr, of Wisconsin, an,
half dozen other Senators were a
luncheon the other day in The Scnat
restaurant. Spooncr told story.
Isn't that one of Chaunccy Depcw'
storics?" asked Senator Wctmore.
Noty yet" replied Senator Spoonc
a New Englandcr, about 70 yea
Old, having learned that DR.. Hem
Van DSkc made occasional expedition
to Canada and elsewhere in search
big game, recently sent to him pc
drawing made by himself of a sta
and underneath placed this motto
large letters: "Thou shalt not kill.
DR.. Van Dyke, IN acknowledging r.
,ccipt Of the drawing, thanked h
friend FOR his kindness and suggcstc
that under certain conditions a nor
appropriate text would be Acts X, /:
Rise, Peter; kill and cat"
Some of the late Lold Randolp
Churchill's friends Onco trlcd to hav
Lord Salisbury rcinstatc his crrati
lieutenant. Salisbury listened to thcl
patiently and then asked: "IIavc an
Of you ever had a carbuncle on tn
back of your ncck?" " No." was til
reply. Wen, | havc," rctortcd hi
lordship, "and | don't want another.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-03-13

One Of the Texas friends of Repre-
sentative Cooper met him yesterday.
/" You smoke, don't you?' he asked.
"Somctimcs,' said Cooper.
"Takc this,' remarked the Texan.
"Ths is something like cigar"
Cooper took the weed, lighted il and
pulfcd three or four times.
Yes" he asscntcd, " this is some
thing Ike a cigar. What is it?'
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-03-13
How the Farmers Can Save Money

10 thc Editor OF The Peoples Journal:
Inc following communication issued
! Dy inc Assistant Agricultural Of Glenn
sou a gricultural college is Of 80 much
value to the farmers OF this State on &C.
count or the present high price Of all
Feed products for farm animals and
stock, that have determined to get you
to publish this as an advertisement for
which our company will bear tho OK
pcnsc.
AS some Of the products made up in
tho ration rs made by Mr.. Connor may
not be available to various planters, +
suggest that any planter writo to Mr..
Connor and state what food products
arc available to him, both rough forage
and concentrated food, and Mr.. Connor
Will take plcasu in making up ration
TO suit his needs as he has dono in this
instance.
Yours truly,
g. FITHSIMMONS.
General Manager Tho Southern Cotton
Oil Company.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
Troubles that Lead tC
Insanity and Suicide
Result from a Dis.
eased and DisOr.
ganiZedNervous
System.
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
The Great Banisher of Nerv.
BUSINESS in Ali Its Forms.

Are you q victim ~ melancholie,
and do Won brood rom day TO day?
Does the Shrek OF the steam whistle
the rattle 0i wheels. or the clanyor oil
bells cause you To start and shiver
~ this is your condition be- assured
your case j. extremely critical
II Is fitting that YOU should investi-
gate your condition AZ once II you
are sleepleS5. depressed in spirits, II
YOUR mental movements are slow. IL
YOU are subject 20 terrifying hallu-
cinations and an aversion 10 food. We
say with all earnestness. beware OF
insanity and suicide
The science Of medicine has. thank
heaven. furnished means for the
Punishment OF all the troubles re-
farroA 20 Paine's Celery Compound
IS tho great Tes'urcr and builder OF
the weakened and shattered nervous
syst"m. This marvellous prescription
Of Professor Edward = Phelps VI. D..
IL. ~. begins It's work directly on
N" nerves hv bracing them mp: Il
s'renE'hers tissues and muscles: Il
causes pure life-giving blood TO flow
freely to every part of the body. car
rving health vigor. Joy and hlppi-
"ess into each hour % life Beware
- remedies that have no merit or
reputation TO commend them; they
simply agErayate existing troubles.
Ask ynur druggist for Plinc's Celery
Compound. tho medicine that never
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
MAJOR WALLER Is ACCUSED
OF TORTURlNG CAPTWES.
Court-MartiaI for Hero Charged with Atrocious
CrueIty-Was He Insane2

MANILA. March "a court-m,r-
tia has been ordered TO try Major
I.ittlcton W 7. Waller and Lieut..
John ~ \ LAY. OF the Marine Corps,
on March II next, on the charge OF
executing natives OF the island OF
Samar without trial.
Some OF the circumstances In a
case alleged are peculiarly atrocious.
One native was tied TO tree and
publicly shot in the thigh. The next
day The man was shot In the arms
The third day he was shot in the
body. and the fourth day the native
was killed,
Friends OF the two officers attrib-
ntc their actions TO loss II mind.
due TO privations which they suffered
in the Island OF Samar.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06

china. WHOM tho PekinE rsli-f forces oi
the Niles attacked that C.ty.
lie Ha- commented FOR Eal.putry and
m" iin" handling ~ hi men. In m.
li'T 1'il'l. No. China and N the Piiilp-
Pine md elsewhere the marines under
MtJ'r Waller have done heroic SER
vice"
Major Waller is grandson o, Ex
GOV Tuzrwel ~ Virginia
Tn" pr.Nttlons suffered rs Major Wal
Ter AMI Lieut.. Dag. referred To- In the
endured daring h" expedition ~ Major
Waller and a detachment % marines
who started during the last week ~
Dec nihrr, 1901 from Lanang on the
east coast ~ SamIr. 10 cross the ISL
and to Basoy. about thlrty-hve miles
on tn. map
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
NEWARK SYNAGOGUE BURNED
rcncmrnts We're M-nncrd b, blaze
Thought Ia Dr Inc-ndiar,.

IsVHlIAI q The ENelIHs VOID
NEWARK. =. March s-F.ro de-
-;roysd a synagogue to-day At No. io1
Prime street The blaze at one time
n fsumed 50 threatening an aspect that
/, seemed as ~ the whole block. which
l. fsEsely populated, wa foDmei
The fact that 'he Are originated In
the church room where no person had
been s!nse last Saturday, at least to the
caretaker's knowledge. has caused talk
IL! !ncondlarlsm.
There vas "A semi-paric among the
teants In the neigaboring houses.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
NICARAGUA ROUTE.

NAsHiNGTuN. Mar h o-I' IL cS
pc.iri that the Irter"yr.tric canal com
mite" "ilI uHhHl'.ugsls tie i" IA ityul
~ Nicaragua dcsp.;g Iynailr Hanna
r1up-ltlun
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
CA II e
GERMAN GRAIN TARIFF.

HERLIN. M..yI o.. IHr .r.r Com
mlttco ~ ~, RciehsaE nN,I tH' 1H't
ON cleaned and Iu,.caucd rics at 4
marks I'm, ,iugo eminent l.I proposed
D .uty ~ q murNs The Iut nl lusvvl
oil was t,,l at marks
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
RISKS LIFE TO AID WIDOW.
Cast. Gray Rescue. Her saving.
from burning Building.

Acting Capt. Gray. OF Engine No q.
rxsd his life this morning In rc-eulrg
eas savings OF a widow from Are A
10 soss Amsterdam avenue. Mrs.
ephia Elkheln. who lives On the sec.
- floor OF the building. got out with
III two small children. ami not until
- engine arrived did she remember
~ nadden under hsr mattress.
L2I Gray went after the tin box.
q ena stassered out just as the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06

The annual banquet %; Grouf III o.;
the New York state BANKERS Assp-ia-
tiuu, comprising ihv Banks ~ Brouklvu
uui Lon: Island. took place 1t the
MEufnuk t'luh i,y Rr,pkly.fs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
L1vINGsIoN's NEW HOTEL.

rl'Hs nav, been Ned with tn. Build
ug Bureau for twrlvc--,pry hotel.
aoNs;'p - be bull. FOR william II.
Livingston. pn th" los nt Nus isi ~
40 IN Nest Fu.tl seven h street. n
5ytIf cost s15g az.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
MORE WORK IN SENATE.

ALUANl- MUrrh ITUm now N 10
int" ~ %" limited IN '1c Senate Mr
E.tsW1rfh's r"splutiou TAT mo- senator
bee p' ~m Jte,l 90. speak 'pr oyer 'y' ,-.g.
afes rur 'H.Uy Jn tn, same subject IS -
/, lgrfgI
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
DON'T CREDIT M'GuRK.

A'hoIg both ia. M,rr MAJ ard ION
?1ar. d.s,rlar!y resorts on Tn ri ave
...e. aaSc g. Sod, She pD.ic" are not Will
'nF - H'l'"N" f1tt Suicide HAN Mo
ar" their rH Iu. .aS g.u, uI. ~ HE
Has.nssz. as has sHcr 9. rpgtsl
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
TWO YEARS FOR SALISBURY.

f"Hrrr .'y Ai'ru'} Liant h salisbury
ans sr.sou MheI>ol. charged ata
t.Hs . irayHp..u heck a. ,hc III
%li mai Bank, - AhigA Macleod Rls
fF'U' % TELLER have each 5,-H sen
'". 90. r' tNn y'i-s ir rho prtrrl, Hlu.,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
RE1cHsTAG CUTS 100000.

BERLIN Mls-A = Tn. Re. hstai
liuIsct commit'," dts rut 's.ooo. c'p ron
tau "o,rrum'nt- estimate, uolIdiu.
ss"'u trm tn" army ana $1,000
Nm -L-- -L--LI .--llrL- L.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
TEACHERS FOR AFRICA

HALIFAX y : March The
Dominion Go.ernmcn' = srrl ron.
tInEcut o' ov.r ono lInlroI sraool
','sh'rS 90 south Afr.yL. & j. said
within . month pr SO
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
MENACED BY wRECKAGE

70 . .a'r E,irl avenue nal Hi.-
't street. lirpu,.,u are mpttrtrg
AGAINST 'ha Upu-r'mnvat ~ BROKEN
t..'-lapl pN.y. watch is a menace go
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
YACHT BAND AGAIN.

Tee ''nd Of The Kaiser sa a- H.acn-
q. ~ wi give B, SOC HI eaurstt 800 a.i
iH' ,'ys .l.r. les %. t-..a-p Han
h'~ evening The prarrr --,n. SIU ne
'ats !" Der 'p1"r.u 1yrrfur.. q f,a-
fr." rom 'nrmru lrI I ..r.t ralf
) Concert Master Ru4u.p4
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
SUE THE MAR2UISE.

br william 81 p-urs" Eilirtt ami MS
sHa. dentists haze brought su.t for 81
fH- services against MARQUEE 'AJur.i.
NIl is SUING Russell Stg. ft- t1fus
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
MRS RATHBUN's SENTENCE

MN ID AZ IN Ms r T, sap ~,
I.r dr. trt.rs 't. Uar,t
- Mr- Nnr Mars, Ra,aaun u int
i rom tar verdict " 'H" jury .,'
a' state prIsun Or b .u
trf r E.rg hgr nEH rf p
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
CIVIL WAR VETERAN DEAD.

PHILADELPHIA Mhfoa 6-Gcn. J.
NAi.hm liormlnn. = veteran OF the
,fVii MAJ ana pronincn: citizen died
last nigh; = hL> hcnie here OF congrs-
y.ars 80. H1umaan opened the bal. lie
Of Gettysburg.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
NAMES FOR NEW BRIDGES.

T. "N .'.i mat the NlI.rm.u N.u
nam" tr" u,N hodges iu Their ,riar
,HaN. o.. Hr'pslsu Rrdg" ~ gpll,wS
navy ! .r., WILLIAMSBURG, H. ~
VOLS r 'HhrkN,I's ISLAND and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
GEORGE WASHINGTON SUED

Nl Nau Ntf.hs Allrthl wpshl7r
ron aas brought suit to obtain a Iiyurr.
from rer husband. Gronsc Washington
rh,.- married 10 ia not turn Oh, to
ne As happy Ne that OF the Father l.
llls q lnnLrN- .rn.rl.nr In ~. ,.-.-nnr
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
MoRMoNs IN DENMARK.

''FEN LAGES n,HmarA Ma-.r
'.' d''sH M.' nl,r."- pr'pag,na
.''' 700" IN" 30 H'iigr hl' tlry .-r
.,r. Egs.as ..r.r.e ..r.. %.
|....F u ..rr..r .... r, -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
I'LL FROM LONG WALK.

PpIGHkEEFslE. March Mrs Ne.
lie slater OF New York City. 4. rrit,-
cally III in the hospital to-day from *
posurc arising from her attempt TO walk
seventy miles through the snow TO Troy.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
HURoNIAN OVERDUE.

81 JOHN y a. Mar Tha Milan
".uv steamer Hurunlnn. watch sailed
from glasgow Fen I !Yr thu, port
several days pv~riu, Her agents ra-,
.h.gk 81. must be disabled pr towing
-nrnN .a...l
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
SULTAN ARRESTS cHAK1R

''NSTNNTlNorlE. MuaH cha
hIr i'.sIus 'tHtu,g u. IA" late
'-tHi 'frr n'.H Hrscst"d a.
k,rrE rNr .. ,ss.a 90. arr ration,
uHa l. au,r - Important diEn!tnr.
L. ---.---. - 4 - II ------L 80.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
IsiL0 g 4 90
s..-.-z-zzis;1l.-..A :. ]. ~
IMMUNE FROM STRIKE.

Through su agree m"nt entered into
~ ia Is j1o"l employees no. Amer clu
I.u P1t" Company II Immune from anv
100 ke 1r Jiher .ihlr din atty until The
cad o. tho ven
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
DIAMOND MEN OPTIMISTIC

LONDON NtrrH I. IN" lamont
T.r H,uis ny i.nuu .DIc thnf -N-
-I.p.lan ou a." continent has ..,u ,'.
.-. lt"i Iur l'ar. fttf '". fiI.
4... 40 pow. 1rErrr1'r mon. f..tn -nHi..
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
CONDOR SPAR FOUND.

$40 IpHlN. E.C Mar 40 n. queen
,af.,. 'ram '-.p along
N,-. rt-' .f Van ."uycr Island.
r.rt lrY"'r-.' rl. auIIug p' 'r, u,rsl
Poo, hr lfsl -nnp = yas Condor. on
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
-1WASfIaNGEON
sS2ssy
BELMONT WILL RECOVER,

WNSHINGTpN Marsh . Although
now ," weak thar hr will De. unlbl" 20
l'At" .r bed f'- q week. Representative
o II T. belmont II New York Ctiy viii
sHr".E r'H'A'r from 1.- attack Of pueu.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
NO HARD COAL SHIPMENTS.

" T|'N - TINI.EE- IA, MlitI No
u Hle .r'n 'r., 't'm 10, anthracite"
-.s 'nr 'Nn Ar,ks a'h rr Urgent
demands at itp.r~s u New Work and
other IL rhurus places cannot Dee
t HE I.r.S tEr damaged ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
sAFEBLowERs GET $4,000.

WNSNINGTON. IuI Mlr.n G-'rhc
.tu'f ~ th. T1--, Nlspr,, hank a,
h'N'g 'tn'Fy- .ignt miles east ~ his
city Hts BLOWN hH dynamite" ami Slg.vt
~ cash tul 'puds stolen Tn" los, Is
covered hy lr-ura1c.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
GOLD AND SILVER DOLLARS.

The ,'' H'uI'r ~ CONNER today
adopted recommendation advocating
the p'ariug uf the silver dollar ON
parity WITH gold EN-S' -"tlry y the
Treasury Gage. Peter Wld"u.r Thomas
ptn NJ = T. NptTi- Nt-, elected 10
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
ARMED BANDS IN MACEDONIA

opNsThNTlNpPlE Nrt ..--
su.ar reports 90 "lvsi N,rs r-uu N,.r-
donia pHnru the pr'N Gus 1ru .H .,-
lh'H i Hs. .H' appearance. u' a~fur
bands .n several IstH -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
oRGAM CAUsEs cHuRcN ROW.

NE" il i.r MIrrh G-nlvl a. MYt
'' 'N. Denver mlayna.g.. presented
th u mtV- Grove church Boz nis nl.iv,
iHFn Win an organ, ANA tlr m, tn1, "a,
have divided iuto factions over wh.r,. n
sa't ." piaeri. one faction has cured
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
MRS. RICE DENIES DIVORCE.

Nl-' RE-" -. widow W 'hr lat"
ri" " '...- r'.gsir,i. who
t ~ iiH Srtr- Nrk pa SATURDAY.
-'t.' hat m" gu liis i-d port that she
NI.l cen divorced from Mr. Ric. wa
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
PRoDIGAL DOING WELL.

NJ iOEpiElLLE, lad. March a.
Thomas Springer. who disappeared from
homo in lsss. waen he was twelve Year,
DID. and sho has since been mournei a.
dead. writes hIs father here from s!ous
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
FIVE DROWNED.

'N ENMENTp ,a. Marrn o Dr o.
10 Na-f g. G,'ssc NIDrs Clarence
''.'.rsnn Elmer liver, ant knight
h.0.us rr No., NurI iu The ;, Fl-
H .rfu l..syf
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
WHO'S A TIN soLD1ERP

h",i."frta M.,Tl. } M,Mluus sho
iHsrirci 'N-'hicf Devrys historic Tin
s',d!e-' 1I,burst last fall has started
divorce Proceed inEs and wants the cYs.
flIs l, uI. thr.. n. drer
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
CINCINNATI's CENTENNIAL

CINCINNATI March . rhe ,rr'sr
uial o' The in r7orhiion = cincinnati
was ,rl"arif,d with appropriate 'Ntr-
Uses hy the municipal 1v'Nn-ifi.a the
Chamber o.; CONNER . and Ith'r organi
LHffUTp
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
BUY THIRTY-sIx ELEVATORS

MINNEAPOLIS MINI March = Tn,
National Elevator cawpta Vtr pu-"u
Ntrr'rg' = rpI ~. FIr used fr "
So Pau ,ul Kansas r.ty Elevator
.HwpIu. o. .lr ng ,rl-'y-.N Er 2
t..t IftfF
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
Mrs. MaIIette- MCClus-
keys Lawyer Lett Out
Part and Case Is Post
poned She Alleges
that Her Baritone
Husband Has An
other Vile.

iiNrau-' her LAWYER 1sl entered hcr
Ia u" legal p,p,-r a. Mr.r Frances
Mnl'-'.' fHr-"rllnE t L1 tn ut. ~
rart OF h'' nl2hru.i,l name Mr.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06

ay"l s'gort' 'nlr founder ~ H. '-u
%. \ B"otu ~ 90. winch controls -.
ISL tn. ~ INC Great L,k-s is al
For " ticks thc pati'ni's arteries U'a
..l.- s-NLlIlIA hLTl.t.Lur
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
THIRD AVENUE CAR SALE.

i'"7.tv Sa"-tT Eti.,5 has ia, ..N.u.l-
"' aSa.#sr re Tai-I Av"nu" Railroad
a.'#L't. Aggr' eating go ~. t.t
nr TIHst.E next = fscs y,.,. *,
De- "yH.l sou ~ ln..a. 'a. sur-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
sAYLEs CRITICALLY I'LL.

PROVIDENCE. n L. Mnrrh s-F e.
S'Eles, the millionaire cation manufac-
tfrcr. - crit. ally H.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
MODIFIED VACCINATION.

The Sew YORK ; tir Medical Assp-
alton wi ask the Legislature to
.u..ut Senator MnCtar.~ h.il mtAigg
vaccination mpuisDr, The amendment
notifies 'ht 1sIs-r features ni thc bill
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-06
TELEGRAPH
sf-f r /,
GEN. ROBERT Fl. CARR DEAD.

- ~HnR bEhD'
BALTIMORE. Marc zen Rnbcr'
u Carr. aged eighty years Is dead
Gen. Carr gained ,,romlnsnc- through
~ act.v" participation W lh, .lp;ure u
John Brown ~ Harper. Ferry
JUST LOG AT DEATH.
JAMESTOWN, " Y March s Mrs
Deborah poty. OF Frcwsburg. Ii dead
aged exactly 100 years Her mental
| faculties were gnimpaired
ARTERIES HARDENED.
CHICAGO. March s-Alfred Booth.
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SALAZAR SWORN IN.

BANANA. Mnr.a r-,i'a Sal,Ear has
n',n sworn ia - Goy'rnrr " thc
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Major I.lttleion W. I Waller com
AI,i,a"s 10 h. battle ~ Tlrutsin.
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STATE BANKERS DINE.

March tho 'rcc exh!3uon %, tn, model
% Ia" new cathedral
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Park Avenue Hotels
Proprietor Had His
Hands Full.
DID NOT FEAR A FIRE.
Thought il All Windows Were
Closed Flames Gould
Not Spread.

The 4tlr witness a. to-lay'r .Naulr..
to: into the Pi-E Avenue h''' u
was Frederick \ Reel prosr.'tnr Ii
kranz and IN" jun '' ''i'
W" al ""s' ~ "'' "'N"' N"" '''
mn az" - ~ Wv
So
came bac" ana Hi'i''.'l '.'.r f"
prevent th!yNr- from going ups .t.TH.
~ sem -, .,t.bu. ~. Ill,
~. ,,.,,, 49,, .,y o.. ,
a.. ,,,,. - t s..r
'4"''- .' ''''' p '.'
10 ci1sc the "i.d'N~. ! '.In4 HH 'tH-
ger on the root Crmr. down $40.
Martin l 'nei -h'N'. S''' ''' ''''
vatoE. IL Il ia mere.
..Th,n som him ,t,v,. f,- kim.
S-"' 49," W." o." N''''
the door !-urpsl m
a.,
she" rn" "ps'hir' """ 'rN"
"a save the p~opI-
II found nv vii, si,ins ora sc.e. uut
side me window Ta,u tuu,l ma
attention g. hi luests
~" ""' ="
ga" NJ
'''
- though, ,ha, % tn. window.
w.. .t,..s ,h,r. AN, M, .,uu.r
10 the hotel"
Mr.. Reed ,,lI Ia, l,l ..,.t.s .,.,-....
w.th a.! lave 10. inc FL - '. .imen-
80, 50 - $3.50 100 80 80 d" NJ a.
s Ssa.sa ." "r az" "''' r'"p'' i""!
There ~as Il sf,at ..rti ..t SIM A., 'ari i,..
81 - -, ',I ~. 80 "''' "'i
struck me. raru r,l.ri Tor ~,
''Tnre. times carried ,,,,,..,. IT,.
stats. each one t.,'iru me 20.
AIRS. Reed. ani only found Stt M ~,
lIk. wncn i got 10 IN. IN a',i',
t,f.r Oh the window isss, ''"' s'''
ueorge urc.nouxh, guest hal been
corridor anS cr'ss ~ ~ P""P'' ]" 'h'
"Did any one knock an your
"""T' asked Nssistnnt bistrict-
Atorne, sanford,
"Did mn, On. call ,nu.,
"No.r
"Dsd you hear anS bells souadfr
"No.v
ava" had no warming"
.
Harry ID Turne- rg,b. f-L
IN, -, -, 40
INA next witness.
q. Were the alarm hell, ON The
Surtous o,,
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81 then ran apstnirs aud iri~d
to save the people.
TO the hstrI'

Mir Rerd stiI 10, n'a ..AHss .Dn7 ~.
w.th AL lsss lut ;nr F... - .lar'u,a-
i.an n,.Vs a-nefI nIln 80 pat ~ uiy az
planes. IL SAID 'U Ahu.t house
ss-n..u to Or ave wa p,"pl, Iuuy
dressed. Iir Hg..
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Guest. Warned IL, Porter.
'Af'rr NJ H-.E was r.... .,.f
81 couldn't. u was burning ap
there

what diI you e,U o. t4. p.lrT.
called Every one down ny IN.
bsck stairs The front Us lu ire
DID you afierwar4 - Il ana a.|r
people dpwa thr back stairs"
Yes. .lr: went 40 aul 4uHn several
times think ! msGr FOUR yr Hy.. ~. ,s
Inen the smoke gp' 90 IrHa, I.tI rs
Rudolph Miller building Inspector ,9.,i
of his Inspection ~ the llt.l Tho rp 10,
stairway. h. said. was NJ iron % Z he
seventh story.
Law Complied Win.
did tina, building rYrah ntf,, IA,
raxnlatons u The building Depart
"H did"
papesr'
'They must be placed 10 existing
buildings 100 feet high ard IN new
buildings y le"f rlga
do YOU think tlc Pax Ny.ru. U9ie.
was well provided with exits"
OF bsneht7''
They would have been %, .ttIe pur.
pore" gee
Coroner GoidenkraEz adjourned r,yr,
until Monday morning AZ 10 10 .l.l..s
Eire Marshal Frcel vii then t9ke Inc
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MODEL OF NEW CATHEDRAL.

TIL 'rust"'e. % the cathedral II -
John b. Divine all pntiaus during
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The witn"ss saIl NJ no tH4 m rvery
floor Mr.. Reed Mr U4wi,, ana IA.
witness took ;hc elevator up 90 'l, tf.H
floor again
There We smcllcI smoE- We looked
". kOt into the elevator ayU-
when We so' Town o. ~, i,...f Hrur
the smok" NlS 80. i,0sa ans 'H.. LID ST..