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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-15
STATEMENT
Home Insurance Company

OF New IofK
! Condition December 31st, 1901, as Shown
by Statement Filed.
Capital stock authorized,
i $4,000. 000 subscribed, 49,
coo, 900; paid in cash, $3,0OO,-
| 0o0.
Income-from policyholders,
So. Sc, 1892. 80; miscellaneous,
$500. 361 90; total ........... 1852, 253. SIS
Disbursements-To policy
holders $3,O7S, 672.69; Juis-
cellaneous $3.50, 6OS.63; to-
tai 49,. ....... ....... SOS, 2S2 80
Risks written or renewed dur
ing year-Fire, $923,613,-
$500; in force :. :. :. -. 963, 1872, $50 90
Risks written or renewed dur
ing year-Marine, $69,2OS,-
374.oo; in force -. =. 1890, OPS 90
ASSETS.
Value of real estate Qess
amount of encumbrances. $ 1888, S92 %
Value of stocks and bonds
Omitted States, State, ETC.,
owned) -. -. =. =. =. 81. =. 11,947, 7O5 90
Loans on real estate (first
lien on fee simple).. 12S,75O0O
Interest and rents due and
accrued 49,. 05,oo3O4
Cash in Home Office and de-
posted in banks. E. e. 743,517Ol
Premiums unpaid. E. 263,42S. 81
All other assets, detailed in
statement :. :. 49,. 456, 999 04
Total :. =. =. :. =. .$15, 227, 954.77
Less assets. not admitted. 33,761.S2
u.o, ., TX 1aA 100 o.
LIABILITIES.
Losses unpaid. =. ,..$ 71,6406S
Unearncd premiums 5,06O,677.OO
All other liabilities as de-
tailed in statement. :. :. 455. 532. 80
Total liabilities as to pol
icy-holdcrs.. .. =. :. :. IS 6,287 ,S50.O7
Capital paid up. 5000, O:OO
Surplus beyond all liabilities 5,906,342.Ss
Total liabilities :. E. =. ..$15 1874, 2.95
BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA IN
1901.
Risks written, $7,732, 437; premiums re-
ceived, S64, 492 As.
Losses incurred, $2S,795,13; paid, $34,-
394.64.
President John H. Washburn.
Secretary William II. Cheney.
Home Office, No. 119 Broadway, New
York City, N. Y.
General Agent for service, B. C. Cow
per, Raleigh, n. c.
Business Manager for North Carolina.
A. G. Hancock, Washington, d. c.
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THE VERDICT of THE UoNSl MFRS
of fine Candy, ls thSt "R0TSTLas la
the best
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WHITE STONE LITHTA WATER.


4. to sa o the o
partanburg August
tone S.
me- r m han
comparison
should with calc
get hha
Yours respectfully
White Stone Litha Water Company.
I. White Stone Spring. s. @.
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STATEMENT
Niagara Fire Insurance
Company,


OF New York City.
Condition December 31st, 1901, as Shown
by Statement Filed.
| $500, 900; subscribed $780,
O00 paid in cash, $780,
OO0
| Income-From policy-holders,
$1,S47532.94; miscellaneous,
1913, 1853; total. e. :. IS 2,166,25Sl 10
Disbursements-To policy
holders, 81 ,149, 5000; mis-
cellaneous, $771 ,55246; to-
tall. =. =. :. :. 49,. 1921, 21255
Risks written or renewed
during year, 1921, 100000;
in force :. :. :. :. :. e.. 295 4S3, 754.OO
ASSETS.
Value of stocks and bonds
UNITED States. State, etc,
ownedD =. =. =. e.. e. =. 1917 1880
Loans on real estate first
lien on fee-simple) =. go. 32S,926.49
Interest and rents due and
accrued IO,bIZ.zJ
Cash in Home Office and de-
posted in banks. 49,. 212,101.40
All other assets, detailed in
statement. g.. =. :. =. =. 263,2lS.47
Total. ~ 5'l9z' 4zo'ol
Less assets, not admitted. 4,645.96
Total admitted assets IS 9,177,779.65
LIABILITIES.
Losses unpaid ...............$ 2O5,4Sl.66
Unearned premiums e.. .. e.. 1892, 1921
All other liabilities as de-
tailed in statement E. =. =. 16,97S.23
Total liabilities as to- pol
icy-holders ! =. ..$ j, 1o,2lZ.4O
Capital paid up. - 5O0,O00.OO
Surplus beyond all liabilities 962,567.25
Total liabilities. E. :. .S,177,779.65
BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA IN
1901.
Risks written, $797, 1890; premiums
received $14,4SS.36.
Losses incurred, $6O5 .O51,OO; paid, SELL,
22S. 90.
President, Harold Herick.
Secretary, George w. Dewey.
Home Office, 46-4S Cedar street, New
York City.
General Agent for service, E. B. Dewey,
Goldsboro N. C..
State of North Carolina,
Insurance Department,
Raleigh, Feb. II, 1902.
l. James r. Young, Insurance Commits
sicner do hereby certify that the above
is a true and correct abstract of state
ment of the Niagara Fire Insurance
Company, of New York, filed with this
Department, showing the condition of
said Company on the 3st day of Deem
Der, 1901.
Witness my hand and official SEAL the
day and date above written.
JAMES r. YOUNG,
Insurance Commissioner.
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FOR SALE-POSToFFICE FURNITURE,
including lock and call boxes, stamp
drawer, money order window, etc, as
good as new. Apply to j. II. Brown,
Tarboro, N. c. 5-9-2w
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STATEMENT
Lafayette Life Insurance
Company.

or New York.
Condition December 31st, 1901, as Shown
by Statement Filed.
Capital stock authorized.
$500 900; subscribed, not
given; paid in cash, $780,,
0O0
Income-From polcy-hold-
ers, $4OS, 67974; miscellane-
Gus, $9,59913; total. =. IS 41S,278.S7
Disbursements - To policy
holders, 1925, 529 80; misceI-
laneous, $133, 317 90; total =. 35S.S47.51
Risks--Written or renewed
during year, SAG, 942 ,914.00;
in force .................. 1855, Sl2 90
ASSETS.
Value of stocks and bonds
United States, State, ETC.,
owned) e. =, =. 49,. =. IS S41, 10000
Interest and rents due and
accrued. =. :. -. 3,15S:3s
Cash in Home Office and de-
posted in banks :. =. :. :. 64,627o3
Premiums unpaid :. :. :. :. S1,5O3. 90
Total =. :. =. =. =. =. =. IS 491, 1929
LIABILITIES.
Losses unpaid =. :. :. :. IS 24,946.64
Unearned premiums =. =. =. $50, 1884
All other liabilities as de-
tailed in statement =. &C.. 1,S9s.67
Total liabilities as to pol
1cy-holders ..$ 216,94O.l5
Capital paid up. e. =. E. :. 200, 900. 90
Surplus beyond all Liabilities 14,249.14
Total liabilities :. E. :. IS 491, 1S9. 30
Risks written, $3.50 1880; premiums
received, $4,513.S1.
Losses incurred, none; paid s6S696.
President, Allen w. Adams.
Secretary, Edward H. Belts
Home Office, 41-43 Pine street, New
York City
General Agent for service, T. T. Hay,
| Raleigh, N. C.
Business Manager for North Carolina.
7. T. Hay & Bro, Raleigh, n. C.
State of North Carolina,
| Insurance Department,
Raleigh, April Is, 1902.
/, James r. Young, Insurance Commits
| sioner, do hereby certify that the above
| is a true and correct abstract of state
ment of the Lafayette Fire Insurance
| Company, of New York, filed with this
Department, showing the condition of
said Company on the 3tst day of Deem
| Der. 1901.
Witness my hand and Official seal. the
day and date above written.
JAMES r. YOUNG,
Insurance Commissioner.
s ssnrs sns n rSzz
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State of North Carolina,
Insurance Department,
nn1nirl, LII II fn0O

Mr.. Julius c. Martin, of Asheville,
was here yesterday to attend Supreme
court.
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STATEMENT
The Assurance Company
of America.

New York.
Condition December 31st, 1901, as Shown
by Statement Filed.
Capital stock authorized,
100000; subscribed, $780,
600; paid in cash. 100000.
Income-From policy-hold-
ers, $402, 976.57; miscellane-
Gus, $l1, 1856 total =. IS 414,77522
Disbursements - To policy
holders $21S, S97.66; miscel-
laneous, $162,342.34; total. 3S1,240.o0
Risks written or renewed dur
ing year, $53, 761, $1,000; in
force. =. E. E. e.. =. :. =. 36,S7S, S39 90
ASSETS.
Value of stocks and bonds
Omitted States, State, etc,
oWned) - 400, t5o'Oo
Interest and rents due and
accrued l,loo.oI
Cash in Home Office and de-
posted in banks E.. e. E. e. 64,6S2.17
Premiums unpaid :. E. E. =. 1,1S3. So
Total. - oV,'o1. Il
LIABILITIES.
Losses unpaid :. =. :. =. IS 34,470.00
Unearned premiums =. :. E. 217,354.5
All other liabilities as de-
tailed in statement ...... 30,206. %
Total liabilities as to poll
icy-holderS - 2S2,O3O.S4
Capital paid up :. :. .. =. =. 200, 10000
Surplus beyond all liabilities SS,751.5 SO
NJ, ,.,.,... r7o 100 40
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BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA IN
1901.
Fire risks written. $24O, $1,000; premi-
ums received, $3,049.71.
Losses incurred-Fire, $13.1S; paid,
1913.
President, Robert C. Rathbone.
Secretary, r. Blocker Rathbone.
Home Office, as William street, New
York City.
General Agent for service. T. T. Hay.
Raleigh, N. c..
Business Manager for North Carolina,
T. T. Hay & Bro, Raleigh, N. c.
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TELEGRAPHIC,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W. Dickinson.
former Chief Of the Cleveland Fire De-
pariment. died to-day after long ~.
ness.
CHESTER, Pa.-The new steamship
Ciiy OF Memphis. built for the Ocean
Steamship Company. was not launched
to-day at Roschs ship-yard. The
ship would not bulge because OF frozen
talloH on the ways
ALBANY. J. b. Mangln. Deputy
Secretary Of State. fell on Allen street.
this city. last nIsht and broke MS
right arm.
BtFFALO.-Thc Buffalo Hotel Com
pany, the owner OF the Niagara Hotel.
has made general assignment.
oSWEGo-There WIS a severe snow
and wind storm here to-day. Trains
were DELAYED IN the Rome. WATERFOWL
and Ogdensburg Railroad.
CiNCINNATi-Ss Navigation was en-
,lrelv suspended on the t'ppcr ohio
River to-day owing 10 the heavy Ia.
at Cailettsburs and Portsmouth
PHILADELPHIA scanoiJ col.
lapse1 at Gimbel's department store
here to-day. and number OF men
working on II were carried down in the
crash. Some are reported dead.
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LOCAL..

John ID. Campbell. the Patrick juror.
Was reported at his home. No. q:
West Forty-ninth street. 10 be very
much improved In health to-day. DR..
Jefr!es says he will be able to serve
on the jury Monday.
%. W. Wilson has applied TO Police
Commissioner Partridge for a license
for n theatre at the Circle. The Com
missioner. before granting the request.
will hear from the Paulis, Fathers,
whose church Il in that vicinity.
Free vaccination stations have been
opened At No. S. Elm street. Manhat'
tan; No. 1891 franklin avenue. Bronx.
Nos. Is and 70 Clinton street. Brook
Ign: York avenue and Richmond Ter
race. New Brighton. and Nos. 57a and
80 Fulton street. Jamaica. Queens
A petition In bankruptcy was filed to-
day by Francis v. y. Burling. OF No.
sol West Eighty-third street. The liza
bilities are 500. $3.50. no assets.
Word has been received from the
civ Of Mexico that the Rev Dr. n.
II. Meredith. pastor OF the Tompkins
Avenue Congregational Church. who
left BROOKLYN on vacation three
weeks ago. Is seriously III with kidney
trouble
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AWAITS
GALL TO HIS SON.

WASHINGTON. Feb. President
Roosevelt is still confident that his
son and namesake will recover from
the attack of pneumonia from which
he suffers at Groton school. but
should there be a turn for the worse
he is prepared to leave on a special
train FOR the boys bedside at n mo-
mcnts notice.
There IS nothing In the news TO
show that the boy is any weaker
than he would naturally be under an
attack OF pneumonia
Secretary TO the President Cortel-
YOU issued the following bulletin a.
noon
"rh- condition OF the Pr-sidcnrs
.on q. favorable. The doctor. .ay
that tn. President should not go Ia
9 charleston. n at amy time within
81, days the disease may take q
sudden turn for the worse. aud the
President u asked not to come TO
Groton. ~ his visit might excite
the hoy, who 1. not In danger"
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MOTHER AT HER
SONS BEDSIDE.

GROTO- Mass, Feb 5 Now
tina, his mother is here 10 nurse him.
young Theodore Roosevelt: Is much
NOR" cheerful and his speedy re-
cuyery Is hoped for
M-. Roosevelt arrived from Bos-
ton ,Nt ger maid a, 10 O'Clock. She
hurried 60 Gro;ou us,' .a carriage
aud was At once admitted to the room
where her son llcs N with pneu-
moun Alter a shNrt sta, with tho
invalid and a talk With the physician
she called up the White House by
lonE-d,s,augc telephone and had
ulE with The President
The news that she was able to
send was sheering 10 the anxious
ones
Doctors say ,H,f slI.- favorable con-
I..rHs fre bay y#. Alrily sh,N great
Improvement. ,str tomorrow or the
n.N. isg n there Is no change for N.
worse BOO tina, time II IL said. mo
chances will be good f1 him TO b cue
y bed within . week o. ten days
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Daughter of Standard Oil
Millionaire Bedford a
Fire Heroine.
COOLLY RESCUES GEMS.
Although the Only One of Family
in House, She Is Mistress Of
the Situation.

-. 81, -a,t, r u.It,rd
s,t.1 IN ,,I,,,,,,r. a, y, Ig
C.i,,,,g,,, ,,,,,. p,,nkIyp ,sdc.ir,vc,l
~. A.. mi. ,,.r,o,,
,lon. 4, IN. house Al In. time Na-
ui.. MAJ p.a,,ra tho .i.bt..n.y..-.
old daughter a., IN. nagnaf. Nj Red.
ford With his wife and two other
daughters va. IN Manhattan attending
. mat
Nil. BEDFORD detecting the smell ~
The evening world., 1902-02-08

- .nDoe marks FOR the purchase o.
the Westphslian coal delds.
PEKiSG-The Chinese Government
to-day dismissed all the European pro.
fessors from the Imperial University
The President. Mr. Martin. had been
offered a subordinate position.
NIBNNA-The representatives in the
Reichsrath from the beet sugar dis.
iricts are organizing with the view
OF obtaining protection sgains, the
imposition OF coun,ervaii!ng duties
by Great Britain.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. William 10 So In.
censei At the spir!tuslist movement
that lie mar issued notification
through the North German GanIte
that all persons In any way connected
with Spritualists. Faith Healer,
Christian Scientists or kindred cults.
Will hereafter be gidly excluded
from the imperial court.
The evening world., 1902-02-08
INSPECTOR AND CAPTAIN
IN PLOT TO FREE BISSERT.
District Attorney Jerome Unearths Police Con-
spiracy in Which Papers Are Stolen and
Fugitive Hidden.

tina
on o n
is
No
LEM
peueS kurtt 70
mnthag
ous o of tammond o
a
and o e familiar which
Attorney ltae mos enuton in
day
QUITE
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JEROME AFTER BIG GAME AMONG POLICE:
RAPID WORK DAZES MEN IN UNIF ORM.

she disappeared. and IT was said that
she had gone to Europe.
Magistrate Cornell issued a warrant
for her arrest nearly year ago. There
were then two charges against her. one
for attempting to bride witnesses in
the case and the other for contempt OF
court.
A few days ago DistrIct-Attorney
Jerome learned that the woman was
IN town. Justice Mayer. Of Special
Sessions, issued bench warrant FOR
her arrest and the matter was placed
In charge OF Assistant District Attorney
Garvan. Mr.. GarvaH. accompanied by
Detectives Rinders. Of the Headquarters
STAN. and Cum and McNausht. ., the
D~trlct-Attorney' once. located the
woman at the Deievan House. Broad
way and Fortie;h street. She, was ar
Street Station, and to-day arraignei
before Magistrate Cornell in the Centre
Street Court.
Jerome There In Person.
D!strict-Attorney Jerome appeared in
person against the prisoner.
Mr. Jerome explained the case TO the
Magistrate. and asked that she be hell
ia ESQ bail
We have another charge to make
against her-that OF keeping a disor-
derry house" said IN. District At,or-
neg.
A lawyer who represented tho Kur,z
W man protested against rhe amount
"' balI a. excessive. and dema nded In
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formation on the complain; uron which
shs vas to be held
The information We had agains,
this woman and the original com.
plant" said the District-Attorney
are missing. They were placed in
q safe In the District OF.
flee. They have been removed.
am now making an investigation as
TO what has become OF the papers.
and hope to locate them or ascertain
who is responsible 6r their disap-
pearance
Knew of the Warrant.
Mr.. JerVm" would not go into detail.
,onrerning the visit OF the prisoner 10
The Fast Fttth street station.
Il have II on the most reliable au-
thori,y that this woman was at The
station house Within a month. The OF.
Gers there knew there was warrant
oui for her It was In that prccin,;
tina; tho schmidt Woman ran her re-
sort. and !; was the Fifth street station
to which Biss-rt was attached
Bissert was the wardman for Capt.
Diamond. now dismissed from the force.
when that officer was In command there.
Sergt. Churchill was sent TO the pre-
cinct as acting captain by Commission.
er Murphy last November With orders
to clean things up" He gave a spec
tacular law-cnforcing performance FOR
several weeks and then dropped out Of
public view
Magistrate Cornell released the ~oma n
in N.@o bail for trial next Tuesday.
The evening world., 1902-02-08
SUBURBAN.

The East Orange. y. J., Hospital
Will continue to exist. vice-Chan-
cellor Emory has decided that AZ It
is already well filed with patients IT
would be more than unwise to grant
an Injunction to restrain the city
from maintaining It as pest house.
Rev. James McManus brought suit to
restrain the city from using the hos
piial. he acting with wealthy resi-
dents.
Chancellor Magic at Trenton. n. j.,
The evening world., 1902-02-08
FIVE VESSELS SUNK IN COLLISIONS ON THE THAMES.

LONDON. Feb sThere remarkable Of
Thames to-day The collier
Canal Basin
Pa on the
British Morocco
for Mogador Morocco
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LONDON IN DARKNESS.

LONDON. Feb. s-Snoss,orms and
foSs envelope practically the entire
United Kingdom The weather Is tn"
most severe known In twenty years
For a time This morning London was
plunged In darkness. traffic was inter.
rrpted and navigation on tn. Thames
ana Mersey was very dangerous.
The evening world., 1902-02-08
MEN SAVED FROM DEATH BY SAFETY scAFFoLo.
,sp-l.l % n. E,.ula. worId

y
PHILADELPHIA Feb sA scanodng the building
being
from falling eight stories this Edward Mcdonald
work nold
his feet The people watching Mcdonald
clutch wildly and fall headlong his hgh place
at work with Mcdonald whng
Luckily landed
lay grooming until their seowworkmen
frs door
The evening world., 1902-02-08
GABLES.

BERLIN-In the Lower House OF the
Diet to-day the Minister OF Commerce.
Herr Moeller. announced that the
Prussian Government would shortly
submit bill authorizing q credit OF
The evening world., 1902-02-08
Late Reports Show the Boy
Is Much I'm
proved.
TEMPERATURE Is LOWER.
Mother Is at His Bedside and
Father Abandons Charles
ton Trip.

sROTO>. Mass. F-b. SILT was
learned late this afternoon that
1hrodor. Hoo.-s ia. Jr.. IL a little
better to-day than Yesterday. HIS
temperature thu. m.rnins wa. i05.
hut during the afternoon u dropped
." 1903. III" presence OF Mrs.
H"".",-it ha. hal beneficial ~f-
fct upon the lad. and he has
hriHh'rn-d considerably since her
coming.
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fITz AND JEFFRIEs WRANGLE ON TERMS.

Fitzsmmons and Jetres met at o'clock this afternoon
ftz said that he wanted onethrd OF the gross receipts
Jeres refused. II will change my offer. however,, said
he land make 65 per cent to the winner and 35 per cent
ito the loser"
This is my last fight said Fiz. I'VE will draw a
$4,000 house, and is good thing for you as for me-"
The evening world., 1902-02-08
NEWS OF THE CITY AND SUBURBS:
HOME AND FOREIGN PARAGRAPHS

to-day reappoInted vIce-Chance;lor
John II. Emery for term o. seven
years at a salary OF ss.oo. This is
the Vlce-Chanceiiors second lerm.
ne having been hrst appointed 20 the
ONCE on Jan. -. 1896
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TAMMANY OUT FOR HARMONY.

At the meeting OF Tammanys Executive Committee this
afternoon motion adopted nsrucng the Committee on
Resolutions to draw up harmony resolution to be present
ID to the meeting OF the General Committee on Feb IT, The
harmony resolution invites all renegade Tammanytes to
come back TO the fold.
The evening world., 1902-02-08

terms II - believed that match
viii b. clinched a result OF the
taih as Jefries is known TO he will
Ing to agree TO almost any terms to
get on match with Fitz once more.
II j. said that IL Jeffries wants a side
hot Percy Williams will back Fitz-
simmons
The evening world., 1902-02-08
Jeff ANDFITZ
COME TOGETHER.
Australian Sends for the Champion-They Meet al
O'Clock, and Match Is Likely to Be Made
by Them Tonight

Rob F.,z-immons was al the or
pheum Theatre in Brooklyn this
afternoon He had talk with his
old hacker Percy Williams. proprie-
tor Of the theatre and as result Of
that conference Williams wrote a let
ter TO Champion Jim Jenries. who is
The evening world., 1902-02-08
WOMEN IN CRUSH AT CELTIc's PIER.

In the crush on the pier which preceded the Ealing Of h
Celtic for tho Mediterranean shed
had friends
The evening world., 1902-02-08
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the thirty-sil
hours ending at = y. ". sun
day. for New York city aud
sictntsSi Fair and continued
cold weather to-nisht aud
Sunday hiEh 90 brisk west
~riy winds.
The evening world., 1902-02-08
WILD BLIZZARD AGAIN SWEEPS THE STATE.

ROCHESTER,. nph,fal
Iigh,
being driven by wind
storm blowing swamp
again, Railroad 5 greatly mpcdcd
The evening world., 1902-02-08
VERYLATEST NEWS
IN BRIEFEST FORM.
Veal THY NEWARK MAN
KILLED BY A TROLLEY CAR,

Daniel W. Baker. Of the Baker Smelling Company was in.
stanyked at Broad and Green streets Newark by trolley
car this afternoon. Mr. Baker in trying to avoid ca<
slipped and fell front Of another Mr. Baker was foty.ve
years old and worth at least half Million
The evening world., 1902-02-08
PARK BUFFALO STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS

Big Tom OF Bhnaoe by
paralysis The animal has is
paralysis but 1t is be.v~I
will death
The evening world., 1902-02-08
WOMAN TAINTED WHEN MAN WAS WHIPPED

!. o
WILMINGTON. in the
whipped the public whipping
from When
being whipped
1t
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at present hiling h,ltr.raI engage
ment ~ the Star Theatre
The letter requested Jcffrl,s to come
mp 20 the Orpheum Theatre and see
fitysimmons after the performance
was over Fitz l. nov willing to
meet Jenries and they will talk over
The evening world., 1902-02-08
MAY TRY STILL ANoTHER POLICE PLAN.

Commissioner Partridge dissatisfied with
stuted for
on thec time on
The evening world., 1902-02-08
NO SAFETY ISLE, TO SAVE HIM.

Richard Geucenkaut forty, Of No. rs Blocker street,
Jersey City, knocked down by hanson cab late this az
ternoon in front Of Pier n, North River His ribs were
'-acturcd.
The evening world., 1902-02-08
i..tO NOON. ~. tugn.tin-, Pain,
urRch. NInmi and Tampa.

ne s'Iihsr7' Rain iAmItri 3D.. 4 r. r. ani
southsFa RIlss, ~. Nof. e-cs,. ri ani
iiSA BFs,fsiy
The evening world., 1902-02-08

The conspiracy charge was made In
, Centre Street Police Court this morn
ing when the District-Attorney
charged that the Kurtz woman has
spent a night at the East Fifth Street
Station within n month. Before the
police had a chance to recover from
the shock. the staff OF the District
Attorney went to work and they
have worked so rapidly all day that
the men in uniform are in daze.
District-Attorney Jerome said this
afternoon that the developments OF
the day had been highly satisfactory.
That he was after big game he did
no, deny. but he said he would not
bc ready 10 make details public be-
fore next Monday. He has arranged
tina. the Kurtz woman cannot be
bailed for forty-eight hours. and has
locked up the other witnesses in the
House OF Detention.
An Important witness.
Minnie Kur,z was the housekeeper
for Lena Schmidt. whose notorious
resort Bissert was charged with protect
ing for money She Was to he an i'm
portsnt witness for the people. having
been present on an occasion when the
Schmidt woman paid bride money to
the wardman. Just before the trial
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LATE RESULTS At NEW ORLEANS.

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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1902-04-05
FASHIONS LATEST MANDATES

Cherry hats have been brought out
for early spring wear. They are pretty,
but heavy.
Plainly coffured heads guiltless Of
o~rnamentation save tortoise shell
combs are affected by many women.
No dainty piece of lingerie is com
plete these days without the ribbon
finish at the neck and sleeve and here
and there for trimming, whether in
rosettes or rows of ribbon-rim beading.
This season will be no exception.
q. The coming coronation is RESPONSE
BILE for the veritable downpour of
crown effects generally. This crown
buckle is a rich affair in dull golden
shadings and in addition to its admira-
BILE form and fine workmanship it is
tipped with five splendid boraque
pearls. This is one of the most pleas
ing in the deluge of crown designs.