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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-14

Some of the iron for the new al
building has arrived, but most of it
not vet made it's appearance. The
lay in shipment is causing delay
construction.
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''In all the bargain sales no bath
suits are offered. these days." said
Augusta man, Saturday. If
weather continues it will be unnec
sary to offer them at a bargain"
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WHITMAN g ADAMS CO, AUGUSTA, Me- H.

1t is expected the baseball team d,
the Cushnoc Paper Cos. mill will u.
the Journals, next Saturday.
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Work on Governor Hills new sh1
is progressing rapidly. The walls
nearly up to the second story.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-14

The strawberry season of nati
berries is nearly over. 1t has been
short one on account of the storj
weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-14

Who can afford to be without
mama hat when one may be bought
% cents?
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STATE HOUSE.
Continued from page 50

tumn at Fort Riley, Kan. An invita-
each state, asking him to designate, if
practicable, a part of his states Ma
tional Guard to take part with the
regulars in the evolutions, which viii
cover a period of 10 days and be of an
unprecendentedly elaborate nature.
THE question of expense is expected
to prevent many of the eastern states
from being represented. The failure of
the Dick militia bill to pass Congress
leaves the government unauthorized to
payt the expenses of the state forces,
but Northumberland to-purchase at
government rates all supplies that may
be required during the period of their
absence from home.
This will be the first attempt of the
government to draw the state troops
together in cooperation with the regu-
lars in joint manoeuvres which, it is
proposed, shall be held annually at
three great parade grounds located in
the central West. in the East and at
some point in the South. This year,
however, the evolutions are confined to
Fort Riley. 1t is predicted that the
Fort Riley manoeuvres will awaken
the interest of the National Guard in
field service and camp instruction.
1T is intended to bring together, if
possible, not less than a division of
nine regiments of infantry from the
various states. The cavalry and artil-
lery contingents will be furnished by
the regular army, and not less than
three regiments of infantry
Inquiry at the Executive department
of Maine, however, failed to obtain any
coroboration of the above statement.
AT the office of the adjutant general it
was learned that the militia of Kansas
We're planning to invite representatives
of the Guard of other states to visit
Kansas this year. and pay their own
bills. Had the Dick bill passed at the
recent session of Congress the govern
ment would assume the expenses Incl
dent TO Il cooperative association as
here outlined but it is not expected
that such a plan can be successfully
carried out this year.
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Local Notices.

Miss M. r. Sheehan will be una'
~ ''s "oA julyr4da'
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The World Rolls RIGHT
Saturday was hot.

a. D. Ward reports having seen n
deer out on the Coomb's Mills ID
recently. a
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Cards Of thanks, obituary ro.,..-
olutions Of respect. etc. win IS eAs's
ct the rate Of ten csnts per m ~
CHARGES less than seventy-dvs -.
All advertlsing announee-~-s-
entertainments, whose objsct q H.
raising Of money. viii be CHARGE !. :.
rate Of fifteen cents . linz.
Advertising notices, news sor~ 1
be excluded from our local column. n
eept such as refer to advertissr. ~
plying space in eur ADVERTISING eo,r...
and will be run under . separate ~
on one Of the local pases.
subseribers who fail 70 rsce1v, y
JOURNAL promptly win confer : a
by notifying the ONCE immediaAs,,
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE ON
Chestnut and Lincoln streets. Apply 10
Miss Nellie NJ. Stevens, Al Western ave.
july3,dtf
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BY THE AUGUSTA REAL ESTATE
Association, one store in the Riverside
Block; will be fitted to suit the tenant.
One tenement in the Riverside Block with
bathroom. One office on Water Street.
One tenement on Water Street. Hallowell.
Apply at Macomber, Farr & Whitten's.
june4dtf
HOUSE OF IL ROOMS ON STATE
Street: three minutes walk from r. r.
station. Inquire Of w. ]. Tuck, IL Church
Street. ~ apr14.dtf
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LApY's BELT BLACK WITH Sill.

yer buckles, somewhere in Augusta or On
the 10 o'clock car from Augusta to Pleas
ant Hill station, or On the Rabbit road.
Reward of $l.00 will be paid if returned 20
the Journal Office. july11d3t*
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a lady's jacket. Finder please leave at
C. f. Matthews, Corner Market, Water
ville and be rewarded july9dtf
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cHILD,s DRESS. TUESDAY EVE
ON THE POND ROAD TO SIDNEY,

ming, between Flagg street and Manches-
ter. Finder please Ieave at Journal office.
July12. DIT
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FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE HOUSE, WITH GOOD

stable attached: water and furnace in the
house; buildings in good repair and well
located. Apply to John W. Chase, at
Granite National Bank. or w. G. Booth
by, Kennebec Savings Bank. July1dtf
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CREAM SEPARATOR-U. S. LARGE
size. good as new. Fine bred year old
Durham bull. E. II. Ingraham Augusta,
243 Water st.
june302w
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TWO STORED HOUSE AT NO. 48
Bangor Street with stable. Apply on the
premises. june16 d1mos
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A BABY CARRIAGE. INQUIRE AT

STANDING GRASS, 1ST PLACE ON
the right from Pleasant Hill station on
Electric r. f. to Togus; cut between
and tons. Will sell at bargain. Will
liam Drube. july10d1ws
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Col. Elias Milliken on Western avenue.
consisting OF a three-story house with ell
and stable and all modern conveniences,
situate on large lot on one of the mos
desirable streets in the city, can be pu--
chased on easy terms. Apply to Thomas
]. Lynch, attorncy-at-law, Augusta.
Maine. julySdtf
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ST SIDE, BELOW THE

ON THE EAST SIDE, BELOW THE
Hospital, ) acres of land, house and barn.
a never failing spring of water and or.
chard. Will sell on easy terms. or to
suit the purchaser If sold within 10 days
will sell at a great bargain. Inquire OF
Mrs. Cram, No. Capitol Street.
julyS, d1w*
The evening world., 1902-04-21
PHlLADELPHIAS WIN
FROM THE BROOKL LYNS
Donovan Is Hit for Six
Runs in First Two In
nings and Retires.
cse~t.i 70 ne E--n,ns World :

LEAGUE PARK. PHILADELPHIA,
April II Nothing was talked about
here to-day but the order handed down
by the supreme Cour, % Pennsylvania
reversing tn d-cision ~ the iose'
courts in the Laioie yNs" The order
not only grams the Injunction sued FOR
hy col John / Rogers. out a.so vail
dates all contracts ot ne Philadelphia
club with the jumpers
\. soon as he was made acquainted
with thl- ruling OF tn" supreme Court
Rogers sent word to l.sjolr Flick and
bernhard. nrd.rin. them to report az
the Sationli League grounds here io-iay
ready TO play ball
There was a big crowd on deck and a
lot u rubber n.ckins % -" II the old
favorlt.s had been scared into re.-ortins,
bu, the fans were disappointed. aone OF
iacm showing ua
The evening world., 1902-04-21
COURT MARTIAL ORDERED
TO TRY GEN. JACOB H. SMITH
Conduct Of War in Samar to Be Examined
Ex-leutenant Tells Of Tortures.

MANILA Anrii q A court martial
has been ordered for the trial OF Gen.
Jacob H. Smith who was In command
OF the United States troops on the Isl.
and of Samhr
II consists Of Gems Lloyd Wheaton
Samuel ) sumner James 81. Bell ani
william H. Bisocr. and coils. Chambers
Mckibhin. william \ Rafferty,. William
Il. poughsrty. Alfred - Markley and
Jesso NJ Lee
The Judge Advocate is Major Harve,
c. Carbaugh
col Charles a. Woodruff will appear
for the defense
The teCaniCal charge brought against
Gen smith is c7niuct prejudicial To
good order and discipline. The trial
will be opened THURSDAY.
In reality the statements OF Major
Waller concerning the orders given him
by Gen. Smith are the basis OF tn.
charges. Major Waller Is alleged to
have said Gen Smith told him to kill
and burn in Samoa when Waller asked
for an age limit he was told. II Is al
legged. ITO kill everything over ten
The evening world., 1902-04-21
ANOTHER VICTIM OF
JERSEY WASHERS.

Policeman Wagsn. OF the Webster
avenue station In Jersey city. found a
young woman half unconscious and
hysterical in u lonely spot near RavIne
road at o'clock this morning Sh.
Was revived at the station house and
said she was Mamie Hupfer. ts.nty-tso
years old, OF No 3SJ6 Hudson boulevard
Two wsil-dress.d men met her, sh.
said. early sunday evening. They said
they were acquainted sith fri.nis and
asked her to take drink The three
went 10 the saloOn OF James walsh, at
No Ill Central avenue
The girl AYERS that shs drank on.
glass OF beer Soon after she became un
conscious and remembered nothing until
she Vas revived In the sta.ion-noIse
Undoubtedly the beer was drugged with
criminal design FOR the girl had been
outragsousiy treated when the police
man foJnd her
This Is not the first complaint u. two
young men on Jersey ClIy H.isl:s who
have inyeigle'i young girls into saloons
nni persuaded them tn tax. Knockout
d.ops In every cas-. the result has
been the same
All the victims give the same dcscrIp.
ton o. the vounE maShcrs. rhat gwen
by the Hupfer sirl u par,s.l.ar.y *
plicit
The evening world., 1902-04-21
The Batting Order.

The decision Is great victory for
Rogers, and the maEnates who laughed
at him last December for appealing
from the decision OF the lower courts
ar" now prociaiming him the SAVIOR
~ the National League
Among these are Ned Hanion ana
Charli, EbD-t-. - tn. Brooklyn Club.
wh, are here with their team. which
began a series OF four games with the
Ph,ll!-s this afternoon
Hanlsn was especially enthusiastic in
his praise of Roger ns the decision
vindlelici aim With Ai, enemies IN Baltl-
morc. who have rubbed 1; into him all
along fnr hi. claim that National League
contracts were NJ; worth more than
the paper they Mere printed on. Han
.on believes that under the decision ali
the players wHp have jumped their con-
CONTINUED on sixth Pagc.)
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SUICIDE
FEARED MADNESS
Sutton Calls Friends
to Hotel, Where
He Dies.
THEY CANE TOO LATB.
After Bachelor Dinner Of
Friend Young Man Is
Morose.
THEY CANE TOO LATB.

After writing letters to four young
men who are to act as ushers at the
wedding Of his cousin tomorrow. an
nouncing that he was going to end II
all. Joseph Holden Sutton. managing
clerk for the law firm OF Hollis. wag-
ner & Burghard. No. 20 Broadway.
shot and killed himself T. the Hotel
Manhattan last night.
The young man sent no notice OF
warning to his old father. the Rev.
DR.. j. Ford Sutton. with whom he
lived in Audubon Park, on the upper
west side.
Only those who were to participate
in the wedding OF this cousin to 4
young woman whom Sutton is said
to have known we'll were told OF his
plan to die. and lat too late for
them to interfere.
The cousin who is TO he married 10
namci KIngsbury. on Saturday night
he gav. a farewell bachelor dinner TO
his friends. Young Sutton was there.
He did rot go home that evening II
ha. not been ascert aimed as yet what.
II anything. happened at the dinner
which had a bearing on his suicide and
led him to notify his cousins friends
rather than hr own Of his determine
;ion 80 kill himself.
The dinner Is said 20 have been given
at the Hotel Majestic. Young Sutton
was very morose all through Il He
kept talking about his failure in life
and said that ne would never amount
10 anything
His friends think that the thought OF
his cousin about Ia wed happily con-
irss,ed with his own loneliness made
him morbid He IL reported 10 have had
a Low" AFFAIR several years ago which az.
fected him deeply.
sutton went to the hotel at J O'Clock.
H- left ss room aoou, O'Clock and
went TO dinner
Seemed Moody Thea.
II was noticed that he seemed moody
II. sat a, the table until 30 o'clock
Continued on Fourth Pagej
The evening world., 1902-04-21
STRANGE HEAT IN
WEST UNBROKEN.
MERCURY RANGES FROM 95
TO 100 IN KANSAS.
Missouri aud Nebraska Are In
cind-d In Phenomenal Hot
Wa>c-' hicaso Affected. Too.

KANSAS CITY. April 81 Tho no,
south wintss that swept over tn letter
part of Kansas yesterday prevailed
again to-day. and this morning 40 re-
ports of rain n.d been received at tn.
Io-tl Weather bureau
IN. tomt-rltur" a. .'loreuc- AMI Abi-
I-ne. in central kau,as ana Hinsa,hu.
In IN. northeast corner ~ the State.
ranged from - 'n 3" degrees ,bpy" n
lh. shade y-st.riiy. aut IA" prospects
to-day are fag repetition ~ this
wrttI,r The midsummer Weather ~
..,ri-n.ei tn Kansas City YESTERDAY.
Nnru the Thermometer rose 2. I.sre"s
In seven hours from 80 20 9i prevails
to-day. with perhaps a sllghly cooler
wind The wsathcr Bureau a. 10 " this
morning s,pprt-i that III" only promis.
%. relief rlr the next twenty four hours
In th. southwest were Indications o,
scattering Iowcrs Tho highest tenn
per,tur- recori,I yesterday va. 100 at
ConcOriIIt Kan
other readings follow Kansns-Hays,
70 For, Scott. %. Dodge Ci;y. .! Man
haitian. u. Mcpherson. - oSlSc city,
% wicAits. .!
Missouri kiifef. 2. iarri~pnN'll".
90. Lexington. N. Marysville, ~ spring
u..s ~. Lamar =
at JOSEPH Mo, April q. The hot
way" which struck MI titS yesterday
continues. ANA At clplk TINS morning
IN. Thermometer stood Al - dcsr--s
Two hours later II hAi 'rasI'i gp T. -.
with prospect IL reaching record
breaking hrlshi before nigH; lntcTm!t-
tons storms u lust accompanied tho
heat.
'h- cnsrt. % ;hc upt Navr that de.
.,l1p.d boo "a, W".t Yesterday Th- iher-
IN nmctor a. r!,-'k ess'rrcd g. de-
.r-ys R,.-i. however. :Ir = great por-
ton uf ta- Central West l- expected to-
day Prot wilE, = m" United states
wsata'T bureau, says a storm area ~
mngrlfIi, d. gathering
over Missouri lpsa and Illinois
OMAHA. S-h April y The temper
,tur. here - 'ik-iy - D- ~ hiEh to-day
- yr,t.rdny nh'r IN" mercury rca he'd
- dcsr,.s IN the sh1d"
The evening world., 1902-04-21

served a. First Lieutenant in tn. Thit
~ htth Volunteer infantry. testified
shat "arly In May. 1880. he had been n
witness TO the water cure as admin
isisr-d 20 the natives By the Maccabe
"-r scouts and that ;his was done 10
get information as to tn. whereabouts
OF their guns The guns were delivered
The following day som. OF his ows
regiment applied the cure, but tho!
act was without the authority OF th.l,
commanding officers. Tn. Macabeb.es al
the time referred 10 were not und-,
command o! commissioned officer. hui;
under sergeant Of the United State,
army.
Saw Twenty Cases of the Cure.
Flint had been. he said. a w,,n.,, "a
at least twenty cases OF water cure
He had never seen any on. die as a re.
suit OF the cure. but had ssen a hv-pi,aI
corps man working on n native who had
been rendered unconscious.
The witness then described the
method OF administering the cure,
and said that In some Gases where
II wss sivea to old men he had
seen their teeth fell ost.
The wttness descriIsed the burn
Ing of small Villages, the idea be-
inS he said. so drive people To the
ssoods or 90 the towns and con-
centrate them.
"N'hO did the army borrow that
'front.'" Inquired senator Calber-
son.
w saw u In Caba," answered the
witness. "under the authority of
Gen. weyler."
The evening world., 1902-04-21
NEW YORKS AND BOSTONS
PLAYED BRILLIANT GAME.
Mathewsons Pitching Was Perfect Until Sixth Inning
When Boston Scored Three Runs Bunch
Of Errors-Doube Plays Frequent.

Hrr rot licked until you have your
III no IN their -yc and their thumb IN
your mouth They nave a discorra stnc
h'3!' Of pILy'rE when they look iixe
Lad ore,
h'n the Boston. took their REGULAR
positions lor practice there were 50oo
spectators on the nsId. "Jacksonvilis''
| was two-thirds full and 80 were soma
OF It's denizsns. judging from the general
juo'lation in that neighborhood.
Loose Practice Work.
The New Yorks did not show up over
well Ia their practice There were FUN
bie- and fOozles all over the ne!d
Never mind -aId Fogel: we are
only footing that mpcl Watch W when
We get 30 work
Promptly At o'clt.k Umpire O'Day
donn"i MS wind mattress AMI his blink
"rs ani called the rerried hosts to
battle
First Inning.
Cooley wa the arst man TO fac.
Mdihrsrnu lie made two frantic
swipss At the ball on the third he
famed the ball so family that nobody
but 4 man within six inches could have
hrigl 10 \Hay Went Cooley, tearing up
IN" dust 'gr first 80 fast Doyle began
To- lodge when ne was twenty feet away.
Foul yelled bay All the trouble
was fuT nothing Cooley came back In
disgust and struck at one that could
not haS. 1een reached with . fre-
,-cap" DelchIuty attended 10 the next
'"u Boston persons and II was all on.
Hal" began TO pitch for Boston as
though h" Were shooting craps. He
Wound himself up iEto a knot. pssred
unie. his hand like = Buffalo Bfif scout
looking Tor suffering maiden. and let
her - for 1ll h- was worth.
ily reason Of this kind OF shooting
Old Van found himself on first. A few
moments later ne was running Ike a
prairie fro for third On "a ut Dv Lauder.
Thsn 'amv Jack Doyle. In an instant
the iif Wa full Il prayer and profanity.
Tn" latter came from IA. Boston bunch.
JACK slammed a h1t one to third
Grummins"r picked IL up as nicely a.
though he wtr. gathering strawberrie~
and -aii"i u ba.k to kittridgs at the
plate 70 catch Van Hs!tren. whose
brogan- w.r. humping the hase line
FOR Icm. Down went Van on the ell
bow OF his trousers and Up rolled Q BILL
CONTINUED on Sixth Paga)
The evening world., 1902-04-21
Ar TER MEN WHO
DRUCCED GIRL.
Arrest ExpeCtedinCase
of Marietta OdeII,
Factory Belle.
MET STRANGERS ON WHEEL
Died in Agony, and Case Is
Like that Of Jennie
Bosschieter.
NET STRANGERS ON WHEEL

An arrest is expected within twen-
ty-four hours in connection with the
death OF Marietta Odell. a beautiful
nineteen-year-"'d girl. who worked
In the Gianetti Silk Mills at Pompton
Lake. N. j. She is believed by the
Passaic County authorities to have
met fate similar to that OF Jennie
Bosschieter.
The girl died in fearful agony after
returning at midnight Friday from q
bicycle ride An autopsy performed by
County Physician McBride showed that
she had been poisoned Her stomach
ha. been sent to-day to Passaic for
chemical analysis. and Prosecutor En-
ley. of P,sssic County. has begun a
rigid investigation.
Marietta Oiell Is the daughter NJ a
farmer whose home is At Echo Lake
For a year she had boarded with Mrs
Ida Conkling. \; wanaaue working a;
the Pompton pllk-throwing plant.
CycIinx Her Passion.
She was small in stature and slight
but s;rikingly pretty. Her hair was
light brown and very luIuriant Gil
companions At tn. mill say she carsd
little for. the company OF men. Her
cniy enjoyment was bicycle riding.
For some time ;he girl had been ae-
-.pting attentions from Charles Ssnner.
v no worked in T,pwder mill a. Pomp-
ton Lake He was the only man she
knew at all well The t~o went oicy-
cling together frequently.
Charles senn.r admitted to-day thaS
he had been keeping company with Ma
r.etta Odeil He called on her twice re-
Gently at Mrs Conkiing's He 10 about
nineteen years old. smooth faced. short
ana well built.
He says he rode with Marietta Friday
night. but claims that when they
reached the main turnpike the roads
we're - bad he advised coming back.
She said she wanted TO go on and see
her uncle, but he persuaded her TO re-
turn to MidvaIe Village. where he left
her.
Senner says he lsu the rirl outside
Mrs Conkiins's AZ SIS o'clock, and did
not see her again.
On Another Ride.
About O'Clock the gir' went into Mrs
CorriEans, near her boarding place"
and chatt.d a few moments. She then
left for another ride on her wheel.
starting down the turnpike.
According to rumor abe was met
short distance down the road by two
men. who are said to live In Buter.
The thre. are supposed TO have gone to
the road house Of Caesar Belauri where
they drank birch beer. Beiauri keeps
only ''soft'' drinks He denies that tho
cir! was in his place either alone pf
with companions.
few minutes befo~e midnight the girl
returned to Mrs, ConklInss Amos; i'm.
mediatsiy she was taken violently ~
Mrs. Conkling called Dr A. y schippc.
Of Midvale. He treated her for ptomains
poisoning. as her symptoms indicated
that was what caused her Illness She
retch.d violently and died In conyuls'on
in a couple OF hours. after having been
In coma most OF the time
Just before she lost consciousn.,s .h.
told Mrs conk!ing that IN hcr second
ride she met the two men. who asked
her to drink. and all three went TO
Beiauris
The name OF Harry Post was given
to-day as one OF the girls rriend. Uc
says he did not see her Friday night
The evening world., 1902-04-21
WEATHER FORECAST.

rnr-rn-t for the thiry
honr. ending u. ". Tues
dn, Tor Sew Nork 80 mud
,iriniy fRir aud warmer
Tonight and TursdnSi Hight
to fresh south Ia sOuthwsst
winds.
The evening world., 1902-04-21
The Batting order.

must To catered to His radiu. and his
ulna and his biceps and the what-not IN
his salary wing are very coGuettish
and are likely t. go out Of business In
bad vetthc- And " may b. said that
ehrn Mathew sons arm goes On strike
the batt.rs do some striking on their
own account
New Work Pischers Al Ont.
All the New York pitcher. were try
!ng everything they knew To get Ip
steam before the game Roaring BIZ
K-nn.dv. who looks like Hans ot Ice
land developed curve like ,ha, Of n
comets tail The further 1t went the
wilder II bccnm"
Jones came out with a fresh laundsr.i
knee and wonderful green undershir'
that suggested kilksnny
The photographers were on hand is
usual bat somehow they could not get
any definite action for snap shots, Tn"
players posed like op-rAtic t-nors reach
INK for high &C" Finally somebody
put roll ~ bills on fr-t base and told
them to strik. for IL
Action. well, Who wouldn't slide
under circumstances The boys 10 not
care much hps they look IN photo
graphs Bpw-tmaus face contained
cacw II tobacco that made lim look
ss though he had the mumps, but II Is
a historical fact that the more tn-
bacc1 Bpvcrmaus face contains the
better ball n. plays Therefore every
body On the team Is ready to isnd him
chew
Bo.toa. Hard Ia solve.
The Bostons have ever been an ~s-
ce.dingly hard proposition for the New
Yorks to solve. They are fun II the
beans and bacilli OF uncertainty. They
The evening world., 1902-04-21

But the watchrul johnson At the trcnt
door and citizen. BERNARD MAnioa-
with whom he was passing the early
morning hours IN converse, ran through
the aous" 1gt into the back yard apd
grabbed Cpttcr by the seat or the trous-
ers ts h. was scaling the e-:s FENCE.
The evening world., 1902-04-21
Ex-LlEUT. DESCRIBES
PHILIPPINE TORTURES.

WASHINGTON. Apr,' ?i.-rhe sennt.
Committee on the Philippines to-day
resumed the examination of witnesses
In connection with the vestisation OF
affairs in the Philippine Islands. Gro
Yer Flint, OF Cambridge. Mass. who
The evening world., 1902-04-21
MISS TETAMoRE MARRIED IN PHILIPPINES.

The marriage Of Lieut. Everon Fuller Twelfth T.
Florence
T. S v, Province Of Tarac
reached
Capt Teamoe
When
Young
bceno orc deredh home
The evening world., 1902-04-21

HAMILTON, bermuda, April ?i.-An
electric storm ragged here last night and
there was an unprecedented rainfall OF
eleven inches. Tho crops were heavily
damaged By haalstones the size Of lines.