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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-22
New Workmen

Of higher grade and improved IA
cilities make Jim Carter the leader
Of clothes cleaners. Phone 1882,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-22

Quinine shampoo, the latest for
ladies' hair. For sale only at Clark's
tonsorial parlors.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-22

Masonyille bleaching, Is yards for
$1.OO. on Saturday, Monday and Tues
day at Hellers
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-22

The News will publish ship notices
at $3.50. 1t is the only legal medium
through which these notices can be
published.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-22

Special sale of muslin underwear
and corsets on Saturday, Monday and
Tuesday. at Heller's.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-22

The Sunday News will go to every
nome in the city. Send your ad. in
today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-22
EARLY CLOSING NOTICE

The undersigned banks will close
at ONE O'Clock p. m. SATURDAYS
between May Is and October /.
The National Bank of Brunswick
E. ID. Walter, Cashier.
me brunswick BanA & Trust Co,
II. w. Gale. Cashier.
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"a. SAID

One small house and lot on A street,
near gas house. Price $500. monthly
payments. Brebston, Fendig & Co.
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u Special bargains in embroileries
faces and all-overs on Saturday, Mon
DAY and Tuesday at Heller's.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-22
Inc z. j. Byrd Process

is the latest and most reliable as well
as purely scientific method OF clean
ing clothes. Tais is practiced only
by jim Carter at 504 Monk street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-22

Go to Davenport's to have your
clothes cleaned ana pressed. Phone
141-2.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-22

Special bargains in dress goods of
all descriptions on Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday at HelIer's.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-22

Be with the crowd and attend Hell
ler's bargain sales on Saturday, Mon
day and Tuesday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-22

remember tne place, suits cleaned
ana pressed, 800 Monk ST., old Cen
tral Hotel stand. Phone 141-2.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-22

Special sale of parasols and UNI
brellas on Saturday, Monday and
Tuesday at Heller's.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-22
NOTICE

Parties having fat calves for sale
see r. &. Owens. Highest price
paid
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-22

Special sale Of trousers. under
snlrts and drawers on Saturday.
Monday and Tuesday at Heller's.
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We Can Fix You

If you want good work done call at
the Union Cleaning and Pressing Co.
% MARTIN, Mgr,
$40 Monk St
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Special sale of mattings and rugs
on Saturday Monday and Tuesday at
Heller's.
the Sunday News will go to every
home in the city. Send your adj. In
today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-22

Clothes sent for and delivered. free
at Davenport's Phone 141-2.
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J. w. CoNoLY,
Notary Eublic and Ex-Officlo Justice
Of the Peace.
Office. 3o7 Newcastle Street
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If you mean to get bargains see j.
H. Hellers & Bros circular for Sat
urday, Monday and Tuesday. Call
Tor one if you have none.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-22

Latest fad in face wells just received
at Miss Kate SIatera
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has It become That nearly 200 camps
will be conducted this summer and
over 5000 boys will be under canvas
with the association leaders. These
camps are a unique expression Of the
association methods of combining
pleasure with discipline and under the
best influences.
Some of the association camps are
held on the seasbore. some on lakes or
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-22

ERHApS no other feature OF
the work of the Young Mems
Christian association Is more
interesting than its summer
The evening world., 1902-02-06
CREW HELPLESS;
SHIP T0WED IN.
AWFUL EXPERIENCE ON THE
SIMMONS IN A GALE.
schooncr Brought TO Port with
Captain Unconscious aud
Mate Disabled.

with the captain below. unconscious"
che mate disabled and all the members
o, the crew save the steward so frost
tI,,,n as 10 be helpless the C~pastSisc
schooner Charles Noble simmons was
,oued into por; to-day by the steamer
Indian. II the Boston and Philadelphia
steamship Company. The schooner WAS
coated with Ice from IN" WAGER line
10 the tOpmasis and her deck was
strewn with wr"rkage.
The Charles Noble simmons left Nor
folk last sunday for Fall River with
a cargo OF coal Bad weather Was en-
coun,.rcd from IN. start A biting sde
from the northwest carried clouds OF
spray that frozc upon thu shin and the
rigging and coated with tee IN" oil
skins o: the captain and his crew
on Monday the ga" assumed IN"
force Of hurricane. TIE fore and main
booms were carried away al the sam"
time Capt, Green was struck on thr
head by piece NJ falling wr' .kaso
and Knocked sens.lcys he iIl no' r"
cover until this afternoon, whom ="
was aiken To- the Marine HDspi'' p! nu
Staten Island
Tn. mate Whose hands and feet Herc
frozen. aavisated IA. s'hounc- To
Doint fifteen miles SOUTHWEST nf Fir"
Island. where he cast anchor Their.
Dhe lay Ia the gale uutil yesterday AZ
tcrlOnn when the Indian went to her
assistance.
The evening world., 1902-02-06
DOCTOR READY TO
BE CUT UP ALIVE.
James Edwin Russell, Of Brooklyn, Offers His
Body for Vivisection in Interest Of Science.

To prove that vivisectDH ars not
hearrless. but investigate for the In
terest of the human race. Dr.. James
Erwin Russell. q prominent Brook
lyn physician. Offers his body AZ q
subject for viviseotion.
Or. Russell makes his OFFER IN good
faith. calmly. with a fun knowledge Of
what II means. He 10 an advocate of
vivisrctton- For twelve years he has
,racticed medicine in Brooklyn. He lives
1t No. ioa. Bedford avenue. He u one
OF the best known physicians In Brook
iyn With . lArss And lucrative practice
In making his statement DR.. Russell
sayp he u willing 10 sunb,t himself to
any amount or kind Of vivisect,on al the
discretion Of the Investigators who ac-
espt his offer. Onoe for an indeter'
inmate time or until death or physical
eoiAoss intervsnes.
Not Sensational.
fnsrs was no trace OF sensationslism
bout che physician In making his as
founding statement. II was done IN a
mattsr-of- fact way His only concern
seeming to be TO show the necessity for
the dissection OF living organisms.
The evening world., 1902-02-06
THREE-PLATOON
SYSTEM GOES.
PARTRIDGE EVOLVES A NEW
POLICE PLAN.
Complaints of Neglect OF Duty
Proof that q Change In SEIZED.
ul- Was Necessary.

Police Commissioner Partridge has
abolished the three-piatoon system and
established new one NJ his own, by
watch Zach patroiman will have thirty
six hours on patrol. twenty-eight on
each four days
orders 20 this effect were issued By
the Commissioner this afternoon. Tue
order provides tina, the force shall be
divided into two platoons Of two Sec
'lans each. The sections are TO be
numbered the first, second. third and
fourih
The pnl.ce day shall begin a; 8 A. NJ.
with the irst section ot the iirst platoon
on patrol aud with the second. third
ana fourth sections al home. From s
4 VI 20 = ~ the second section will
De on patrol. the Ar-; section on re-
serve. IN" thlri and fourth at home.
From + VI. 10 VI. the FIRST ss,-
lion vii patrol From p VI. TO u mid
Night the third and fourth sections will
patrol ana the frsl and second Will be
l1 reserve
From . midnight 20 c \ NJ the frst
and .!,rpd nil patrol. the third will be
10 reserve and the fourth a, home.
Il MI take four days TO go through
ta.s programme on the nttA day the
schedule Nill star; anew Captains are
instructed 90 proceed Immediately 20 the
dividing 4 their eommands into platoons
and sections and their precincts into day
ana ulgA; beats.
The Commissioner also orders that
each rpuHdsmau shall nav" one day on
IN sixteen and each pa,rolman oae In
twenty tays The new schedule Is TO
- into ne FEB % AZ A. VI.
Commissioner Partridge aid Police
men cannot bee eiASssd az workmen wao
tI.l vlsh; hours, more lr iess, and have
the remaining t!me to themselves. The
HrtIUl'irS Tor advancement, are fur-
rtsl-l medical attendance free. and
NHru disabled Ia service o. tncapaci-
tate! ,rsi4s. % age are p"ns.oned.
"EigTt hours - ;ru Ions . " Ruy man
O. Boz constantly on patrol and do u
,gEl'ully The Arg- number Of men
COUNT 2 post ti uiSht 20 hotels and
saloon, i "yiienc That eight hours
Complaints @: rraacries arr on tho
,'pI Piirilgc also said that the com-
DIv.uf ~ CnI,f lr1k.r that policemen
81 rut discover Hrcs and tnt difficulty
ia ass,m1aHg d large company quickly
In Az .tutrErrry was The case at the
dyuanltr explosion N Park avenue, mad
moved aim go Abolish the three-pla;oon
system.
The evening world., 1902-02-06
TRAINS CRASH
NEAR TUNNEL
Collision on D., [. & w.
Road Just Outside of
Hoboken.
MANYPASSENGERS HURT
One Woman Among Those Who
Were Injured-RaiIroad Officials
Are Investigating.
MANYPASSENGERS HURT

A passenger train on the Morris
and Essex Division OF the Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western Railroad
ran into a freight train Just outside
the tunnel back OF Hoboken at 2.3O
o'clock this afternoon.
John Brennan. the engineer OF the
passenger train. was so badly hurt
that he will probably die, and sew
eral passengers were also badly hurt.
The engine er WIS taken to a hospital
in Hoboken.
II was possible to get the names of
only three OF the injured passengers.
They were Mrs. St. Clair. OF Dover.
n. j.; James Riley and Edward
Ward. OF Paterson. These three
were severely bruised and were at
tended by physicians in Hobokn.
All the passengers were taken
to Hoboken on special train that
was sent out from the depot as soon
rs the news OF the accident arrived.
Making an Is~estiGation.
The railroad authorities are not
yet able to give the cause Of the ac-
cident, but an investigation is being
made. The wreck occurred very
near the spot where the last accident
on this road took place. about 4
month ago. when the roof OF the
tunnel fell In and blocked the tracks
so that two trains ran into the de-
br!s.
The train which was wrecked was
the Morristown special, which leaves
Hoboken at 2l5 o'clock. The tunnel
is Just back OF Jersey City and very
close to Secaucus. The train had
emerged from the tunnel and was in
the clear light.
II Is supposed that the freight was
on siding and that the switch had
been left turned by mistake.
The road is still blocked. and It is
probable that trafiic will be delayed
for several hours. Commuters who
can reach their homes without re-
sorting 10 the D.. l. & W. will save
time by avoiding this route until the
wreck Is cleared away.
The evening world., 1902-02-06
SHOWS HER DAINTY
ANKLE TO THE JURY
BALLET QUEEN TESTIFIES
FOR HER MAlTRE.
s,.,u~.aue EIIen's Evidence May
Help Marched In s2o.OOO
suit.

Ellen R!rrpuist. a statuesIue beauty
and on. ~ the METROPOLITAN Opera
Hou-. halle, dancers. all In rcd. lified
her skirts daintily On the witness stand
ana standing on tip toe illustrated
to a Jury and Justice St-ckler In the
supreme court to-day how necessary
strong and suppl. ankles are Ia Tier pro-
.es-ion.
TIN. occasion wns the trial ~ a suit
for SO o. damages brought against N"
Metropolitan Stree, Railway Company
BY F1lib-rto Marcheu
Ftl,b~rto Marched II a ballet dancer
and teacher He says y" Has DRAGGED
Us fee: BY an Eighth avenue trolley car
Arr1l u iSsS and that his ankles ha'-
been so badly damaged that h" can no
longer earn So n week A. mAitr" de
halle, nor thu other 81 a week he gath
cred from pupils IN halle, dancing
The company admitted the irasSinE
and that tho conductor vas On he car
and neSitg.n, The only question vas
he liz. o, he damages.
Arthur . Palmer had q group OF
bale, sir1. In court 10 testify ,nr Mar
che,u
Couch,,a RUN and Mamie Johston,
% IN, Metropolitan ballet. pupils ~
Marche,! and Mrs. Ellen Mitchell. ~
chicago. testified 20 the absolute nect.-
.ty Of strong and supple ankles ''r i""
dancing ans tina, the Matte d" han''
could no ,oasrr teach The ART. 5reals"
~ MI injured ankles.
For himself IN. hohbied unitr" test
ned that he aai been ballet dancer
since ~ ras olga, year. old aat ihis
uc-il-n; happened on Ais niiy ih.rd
NJ "A
The evening world., 1902-02-06
PRICE ONE CENT.

yu,t one block from the scene Of the
disastrous subway explosion Of week
aRo last Monday there was another
dynamite explosion to-day. Three men
were injured. windows were broken all
over the neishborhood. horses were
knocked from their feet and wild
panic was generated. Windows which
had been blown out by the explosion ~
last week and replaced were destroyed
again to-day.
The explosion occurred In the exca
walton at the southwest corner o. Forty
seeond street and Park avenue. withln
$50 feet At least $50 pounds OF dynamite
was stored In a magazine. More Of
the dangerous stun was In the sub
wav between Forty-nrst and Forty
second streets. That this IVES not set
on oy the conclusion Is due to the
vaSaries Of the explosive. Ordinarily Il
takes less than the shock caused ny
to-day'e explosion TO set on dynamite
in the vicinity.
BIG Panic Caused.
whateva caused the explosion. there
was no doubt as to its force. People In
the vicinity were thrown 10 the ground.
horses were knocked on their feet and
the air was filled with hying stones and
beams. Frightened men and women
streamed on, Of the Grand Union and
Murray Hin Hotels. the crowd In the
Grand Central Station rushed for Forty
second street and clerks and customers
In business houses in the vicinity made
for the open air
A boulder weighing almost h';y
The evening world., 1902-02-06
WITH JOHN |. AWAY
THE STUDENTS PLAY
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN BAND
TARGET FOR SN0WBAllS.
Princeton Bsys wary Until Sure
that sullivan Was Not In
street Parade.

PRINCETON, " J.. Feb s-The band
a. musicians who furnish the melody
for tn. "uncl. Toms Cabin Company
Of which John l. Sullivan Is the star.
began a march through town NJ noon
to-day In all the glory Of Esy regiment
ais and giiitsrinE instruments. but had
only gone q short distance when they
had to beat retreat under a fusil-
lsde OF nowtalls
Their footing drew big thronK OF
students. who we're wary Al nrst. owing
10 IN. repor, that John l. would be
in line.
The ex-pusillst not being In evidence.
however. the snosoAlls soon began 20
ny. ana the drum major had all ne
could DO saving his FUR pioneers hat
which was special mark He side
stepp.d ,cr block and then !nglorious-
broke ranks and ran TO cover with
hi. Sindjamm-rs following him.
Sullivan arrived IN town some lime
later and Will appear IN the performance
tonight
This IL m. second show which has at
tempted to give performance ~
Princeton sin.- the trouble arose tour
circus and college students There will
b. no danger ot serious interference. to-
night. inasmueh a. IN. manager was
careful To br,nE John l. alta him
Mabel Boppn and Mar. Toilette
dancers AZ the New York Theatre ~.r,
summoned to testify a. experts Miss
Toilette holly resented the imputa'ior
thai she was halle, dancer She said
she va. i-"ah-er-'ahncy dahncer
don, you know The crowd and the
Jury derived great amusement nom the
testimony NJ Miss Toilette.
The evening world., 1902-02-06
Il WILL NOT MEET
JEFF" SAYS FITZ.
Match Between Two Greatest PugiIists in World
Seems Doubtful Now.

fries al along his insisted that the
winner take all the purse or the
purse be divided on IS and 20 per
cent basis No other terms would
satisfy the cham MON. and 20 that
Fitz would not consent He has al
most demanded that the purse he
split equally between himself. Jeffries
and the club holding the bout
A prominent sporting man said
TINS afternoon that somebody Is
trying to crawl out OF a match is
cer,ain. Jenries demands have APP
peared more fair to the sporting
public than Fitz's. and the latter's
request that the money be divided
equally has led many to believe that
the e1-champion knows he has no
The evening world., 1902-02-06

Bob Fitzsimmons says he Ia dis.
s',s,cd with Champion Jim Jeffries.
and the second fight between the
two greatest pugilists In the world
Is practically OF.
Fitf and ''Jen' were TO have met
to- morrow noon TO sign articles
OF agreement. bu, the lanky ex-
champion says he will not be pres
on the proposed meeting place.
He declares that the champion wants
too much r. him In arranging the
match. and tina. under existing con-
dilions he can see no reason for a
meeting.
The money question was what
brought matters to such head. JEFF
The evening world., 1902-02-06
WREsTLERS MEET TONIGHT.
sia Cont~si. Are Down for De-
rtsioa al Clarendon Heil.

At IA" big Sr'st.lDg arrival which
viii take place tonight At Clarendon
Hall. East Thirteenth street. sN COM
test. 20 f, nnlsh arr 10 900 decided
Sisk Elliott. ,Ao vel known heavy
weight ana car. schmidt sil' proyld"
the main 1put JACK strong o. NJ I'm
p.ri,, 4 -. ~ this city and HarrS
Pccninsky will srrSt.r ''r he lA.poIni
championsh % America Nelson ElliliI
A brniher Of the star Nil meet R'n
Fields - Harlem Hays and Murray,
m. bld.timsrs vii show the ry.iar.and-
elbow style NoUus Ross ana KID Man
ning viii q" lie 'Hr r.yn1ionsh.2 ~ INC
Young Irslr - ta- -lst side. vii
Srestle Grac, ottoman style
The evening world., 1902-02-06

RHoDEs's CASE on TRIAL.
CAPE TOWN. Feb Sin the su-
preme Court here to-day in the case
OF '.Louw W. Radxiwtli and Rhodes"
the Court refused TO grant n postpone
ment OF the hearing on the ground
OF the Hines of the Princess Radzi~-ll
Counsel for Cecil Rhodes said the lat
ter repudiated tho signature OF the
promissory note in dispute.
SUBWAY Knocks STREETS.
Borough President Cantor received
from Commissioner OF Public Works
Livingstone a detailed report OF OBJ
struc,ions to streets along the sub
way. declaring that more than half
the street Is occupied by the contrac-
tors In scores OF places.
CIRCUITS NEW REFORM.
Comptroller Grout has abolished the
Brooklyn tranch OF the CofnptroIler's
once as a useless institution.
GAR FATALLY INJURIES GIRL.
Marjorie Ebert. tho nine-year-cld
daughter OF william Ebert. OF No. 80
Adams street, was struck and fatally
injured by n trolley Of the Union Rail.
way COMPANY, houHt NeIHoH' az
Franklin avenue and East Third street
to-day.
No DAMAGES FOR LOST FINGER.
Justice Mclean to-day dismissed the
$4,000 damage suit brought by ciar-
encc b. Fish against Druggist Howard
Mann. OF No. 81 East one Hundred
and sixty-fifth street. A young clerk
sold him carbollc acid for split"
finger. and Fish put II on raw" His
nnger had 10 be amputated
SEVENTH DYNAMITE DEATH.
The seventh name was added 10 the
list OF victims Of the subway dyna.
mite disaster at Park avenue and For
ty-nrst street on Jan. s. when the
death of Edward Z. Fielder. nfty-six
years old. was reported TO the Coron-
cr's Office to-day. Mr. Fielder. a re-
tired merchant. who lived At the Muir
The evening world., 1902-02-06
Wants 20 Convince Opponents.
AFTERNOON NEWS
IN PARAGRAPHS,


raw Hih ho'e' was FRUSTRATED by
the -nock OF the explosion and never
rallied.
HORSE STEALING MAY STOP.
Two me, h.l,.y.s 90 h. ,,o,...,,,.,
ho-.. ,h,.y.. w.,. ,,,..,., go.
Bayshore. Z. I. For over a year pas,
western SUFFOLK and eastern Nassau
Counties have been infested with
horse thieves. and II Is expected that
to-days arrests VIII stop the raids.
the prisoners refused to give their
names.
I'd DIG TROLLEY TUNNEL.
TRENTON. n ]. Feb s-Ar,,,I-.
q, incorporation OF the Sex J.r,.v
subway conn,nv v.r. s,ed ,o.s,y in
'' '''" 'o"a' '''
The evening world., 1902-02-06
MERCHANTS r,usE STOLEN.

Peter Freess. ut 40 - Union ave-
mn. a retired plano manufacturer. 10
Mcrr!san!N Court to-day accused
Charles wallace. tsen'y-e!sht years
ola. Of one Hundred and Forty-nir,h
.tr., and Third avenue. ~ 1eing
nicknocket FrCesS IN court could not
IDENTITY wallace a. the man who stole
ais purse and Magistrate Mot, dis
eharSsS HIN.
The evening world., 1902-02-06
WI. ot,,rsin,. Planter Murdered

sr--af No III. EFvH.us W1'''1
NORFOLK Fec MIS- Fauste, th~
.,. u plantation ,WnsT In l.uncH-
,,-g count, Va sas murdered A. her
aonc near rl1kcy by supposed TO-.
,.rs F.usra whp was known 10 FREE
gurntIy Nc-i large amount Of money
la the house, Was 10 P"irrsoIrs
The evening world., 1902-02-06

- Wish to publicly annopaee that
offer myself as a subject for viylsectIon
In any direction or along any lines
whatever which may he selected said
DR.. Russell. II will myself. when able
and competent. assist my vivisectors by
such notes as MAJ be OF interest or
value to them or ne.
The experiments can De conducted
until l am too exhausted TO be of further
value as subject or until succumb
should revive AT the end Of year
OF observation and experiment stipu-
late that may elect to he released from
further service should ! so desire.
thus Offering myself for dissection. First.
! believe every man owes certain duty
to mankind This duty Is TO advance
the beneficial knowledge of the human
race. ny vivisection believe this
knowledge Il advanced.
Wants 90 Convince Opponents.
secondly. ! want 10 show TO the anti
ylvisectionirts their error IN thinking
that the advocates OF vivIsecton are
cruel and heariless and unwilling TO
submit TO the science they advocate. ]
am not pessimlstic and | love life, but
love truth more.
Or Russell Is about forty years old.
OF athletic physique and In perfect
health. He has wife and two chill
dren.
The evening world., 1902-02-06

chance OF beating the man who oncs
before conquered him .he money
is what he is after.
But unless the champion changes
his mind and will fight F'itzsimmons
on whatever terms Ff,z asks. there
il no probability Of a match being
made. Both seem determined to
stick to what they have already In
sisted on.
AZ any rate. Fitzsimuons and JET
fries are not likely to be matched
soon. and future talk between the
pair will not be regarded seriously.
molly the signing OF the articles Of
agreement will convince the public
now that the men mean business and
are anxious to meet each other.
The evening world., 1902-02-06
DYNAMITE
WRECK NO. ..
Houses just Repaired from Recent Disaster
Damaged Again.

pounds was hurled through the piate
glass door on the PARK avenue sioe OF
the Grand Union Hote! and lodged IN
the ONCE. The barber shop OF the
hotel was wrecked. dishes were ratified
on the table. In the restaurant and
patrons were badly frightened Stones
were thrown through windows in the
-, - 50, -. ,,ho,
'"'''" s'"'' VI '"e 49, au
stones broke WINDOWS IT TIE thifd storS
The evening world., 1902-02-06
IMPORTANT RAILWAY DECISION.

Judge Thomas. in the United States District Court late
this afternoon in the suit Of Samuel Rerans OF New York
against tn Southern Missouri and Arkansas Railway whose
President Newman Erb has offices at No so Broadway de-
cded that though all the business of the road was done m
Missouri service OF papers the President at his NeA York
office was perfectly IcOGl.
The evening world., 1902-02-06
JUDGE SETS JURY,s VERDICT ASIDE.

verdict
damages the Metropolitan Street Railway
George w Bede Detectives
the from the Jury Judge
ether The Judse exonerated both
/. e but he verdict aside inadecna;e
The evening world., 1902-02-06
lNSTALMeNT BILL FAILS.
Davis. Measure De-
t~a,-d after sharp Debate.

ALBANY Fob S-Ass"mblymaH
G,,rarii paviss bill ;u pr-vcn, lnsth.-
n.nt men executing Body judgments
rl.r. sums '.ss ghau - ARE due
,ausrd = spirited debate IN 'he Assem-
oly tod,
A.,.mhryman PrlHr" related cases
= here men hal N-rn ntgrf 70 Lui!o"
s,r..f Jatl h.,au~. 20. an unpaid bal
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