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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-11

BY virtue of deed of trust from Ben-
jan1in Clark and wife to the undersigned
trustee. dated May IS, 1892 and recorded
in the Clerks office of the Chancery Court
of the city of Richmond, D. 3. lt6 B.,
page IS, to secure certain sum OF money
therein stated. and default having beer
made and being, required by thu beue-
ficiary 50 to do:S we. will proceed to sell
at public auction. on the premises on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER y. 1892
at o'clock z NJ. the PROPERTY de.
scrbed in said deed as follows:
.'All that lot of land. with improve
ments thereon, lying and being in the
city Of Richmond. Va. on the west line
of st. John street between Coutts and
Federal streets. beginning IS feet from
Coutts street. thence southTardly and
fronting on ST John street IS feet. and
back between parallel lines 30 fesr, thancf
to an alley upon which it froats 16 feet
being lot No. 81
TERMS: Cash as to expense OF salt
and all unpaid taxes. and to pay of tn
sum OF s4sS.34 with accrued interest there
on.
S. CARTER WEIsIGER
Trustee
J. Thompson Brown 6 Co., Auctioneers,
oc 1o-tds
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PROPOSALS.

FORT MONROE. VA, oCToBER 5,
1902.-Sealed proposals. in triplicate, for
HEATING BY STEAM QUARTERS No.
50. here. will be received until II NJ,
NOVEMBER Z, 1902. United States re-
serves right TO accept or reject any or
all proposals or any part thereof In
formation furnished on applicable
Envelopes containing proposals should
ters No So addressed c.. P. TOWNS
LEY, G. NJ. oc 0.11,12.14&no Sc
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FOR RENT,
'rnu urEr

NY LARGE. THREE-sTORY BRICK
Factory located in one of the largest
tobacco markets In the State: suitable
for tobacco purposes: for air or steam
driving. Well situated for. wholesale
grocery business. Apply to D. T. ELAN.
Farmville. Va. oc 7-lot
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Eastern State Hospital,

Williamsburg. Va. October l. 1902.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL UNTIL. p
o'clock NJ. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Is.
1902. receive sealed proposals to furnish
this institution with GROCERIES. DRY
GOODS, SHOES, NOTIONS. and other
supplies for the three months ending
December 81. 1902. A list of articles need,
ed quantities Of each. with Instructions
how to bid, delivery of goods. and other
BROOKS. Steward, Eastern State Hospi-
tai. Oc 2.5.7,9,11-5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-11

Richmonders In New York,
NEW YORK. October 10-(Specia1.)
S. Talman and wife.
Bartholdi-C. B. Wood.
Netherland-B B. Mumford
Manhattan-Dr. G. B. Johnston
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7 OMA1IsSIoNER's SALE
= OF
Valuable Real Estate
AND
Hotel Property
AT THE
NATURAL BRIDGE, VA.

Pursuant to DEGREES Of the Circuit Court
of the United States. for the Western
District of Virginia. rendered respectively I
on the 18th day of February. 1899 and thaf
10th day of December. 1901. in the chant
Gerry cause therein pending under tht
style of z. ". Breed VS.. the Glasgow
Investment Company the undersigned
commissioners will, on the
18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 19Q2.
at u NJ. offer for sale, at public auCtions
upon the premises. all the certain REAE
ESTATE. except as excepted below. sit.
uated on the east side of Cedar creek
near Natural Bridge. Va. embracing
q bout go ACRES and known as the
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WANTED.

TWO THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
Clothing Statesmen, also one Thorough
Furnishing Goods Salesman: must have
city experience. Address by letter, giving
reference, GANS-RADY COMPANY.
&C Hit
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BY Sutton & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
corner Tenth and Bank streets.

A UcT1oN SALE
THAT VERY DESIRABLE TWO-STOR,
BRICK TENEMENT.
NO. 800 WEST CARY. BETWEEN MAD
1SON AND .BELVIDERE STREETS.
At the request of the owner who ex,
poets to move from the city we shall OF.
fer for sale. at pubic auction, upon tina
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1917.
at 4:3o o'clock P. NJ. the above described
TWO-STORY BRICK TENEMENT, con.
tanning seven rooms. the usual modern
conveniences, porcelain bath-tub etc.
This property has recently been thor.
oughly overhauled, and put in frst-class
condition, and is just the class OF proper,
ty that always rents well and pays hand
somely on the investment.
The lot fronts Is feet inches on the
north side of Cary street. and runs back
a good depth to an alley.
TERMS: Liberal and announced a.
sale.
SUTTON & Co.
oc Hat Auctioueers.
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WANTED

IF YOU WANT TO INVEST MOD
crate amount, with absolute safety and
large returns monthly, address STAPLE
COMMODITY. ROOM 40, s0-S2 William
street, New York city.
oc 4.57,9,11,1 2-6t
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WANTED,

WANTED,
RELIABLE PERSON EACH DISTRICT
to manage business for old house. Salary
nent position Enclose a se1f-addressei
envelope. MANAGER, 1872 Caxton Build
ing, Chicago. oc II, ~, Is, 49, q, 26 no LIST
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WANTED.

81 FOR WHOLE soLING SHOES
lac new; 75c. Half Selling Mems Shoes;
6oc. Ladies Shoes. Every pair restitch-
ed; no big, ugly sewing around sole like
anp prog que No o nails or pegs Phone
repai and return promptly.
DREW'S ELECTRIC POWER SHOE
FACTORY, us east Main street.
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,

A SMALL HOUSE, 6 OR I ROOMS, IN
good neighborhood, west of Second and
south of Broad; or would take large house
with one other small family. Address
FAMILY OF 81 Dispatch office.
Oc II -2ts
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
$2,650

WILL BUY TWO DETACHED FRAME
DWELLINGS, in good order, with lots
3lX122 feet each. near Twenty-eighth and
Marshall streets; owner resolved to sell,
and extra bargains can be had; choice To-
cation. J. B. ELAN & co.
Oc lit lib Main street
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"AETEn-

WANT TO RENT A HOUSE OF SIX
rooms and bath, with modern convent
ences. in a good neighborhood. Address
HOUSE, care Dispatch office oc Hit"
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VIZ NTEn

WANTED.
A GOOD BOOK-KEEPER, AND ONE
that thoroughly understands the furniture
business. Good buyer, salesman, and col
lector. A man that is willing to work
in furniture store generally. Apply to
GILLIAN & CO., 922 Main street. Lynch
burg, Va. oc list
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WANTED.

ONE OR TWO HEAVY DRAUGHT
Horses, suitable for furniture delivery
wagons. Apply at once to RYAN. SMITH
& TALNiAN, 609 east Broad street
oc Hit
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MEETINGS.

Office of the Watt Plow Company.
Richmond. Va. October 3. 1902
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
OF THIS COMPANY
viii. be held a their office corner OF Fiji
teenth and Franklin streets Richmond
Va. on TUESDAY, OCTOBER q. 1902, at
4 o'clock F. NJ.
A. C. sINTON.
DC 4&I-2t President.
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POSITION BY YOUNG MAN AS BOOK
keeper or stenographer Experienced.
Willing to begin on small salary. Refer
ence. Address f. g." care Dispatch
office. oc 11-2t*
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WANTED.
TO SELL THOROUGHBRED ENGLISH
Foxhound Pups. s weeks old. Address
Lock-Box A. Ashland. Hanover county,
Va Oc 11-1t4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-11

BY ]. Thompson Brown & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
RUsTEE.s SALE
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WANTED

WANTED.
TRAVELLING MEN FOR VIRGINIA.
West Virginia, and North Carolina: sal
airy, $50 month: all expenses; no canvass
ing: contract one year: s25 cash security
required. Call LEXINGTON HOTEL,
Room 90. MONARCH COMPANY.
Oc 11-1ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-11

WANTED.
BY AN EXPERIENCED REGISTERED
Pharmacist. with best of references, a Pc
siton. Address PHARMACIST, 713 Cam
eron street, Alexandria, Va. oct9-4t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW TYPEWRITER, $50.

NEW TYPEWRITER, $50.
The Manhattan Model "a direct from
factory; New No. Model, now ready. Call
to inspect. Rebuilt Typewriters all makes,
special values. Old machines made to look
like new. small cost. Best Repair Work,
Cartons, Ribbons, etc. We rent at lowest
prices.
Typewriter Exchange, 9O3 East Main
Use 2O-1ml
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TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING,
NO. 1115 ST. JOHN STREET.
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WANTED,
CHEAP. SECONDHAND BUGGY, ALSO
cheap Set Buggy Harness. State lowest
cash price and where to be seen. Address
BUGGY, care Dispatch office. oc 11-1t'
WANTED.
TO LET ROOM, WITH OR WITHOUT
board; private family; first floor; refer
ences required SOC east Grace first floor.
Oc 5-6t*
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-11

The postponed meeting of Richmond
CHAPTER. L. d. c.. will be held AT Lee
Camp Hall, Oct. 16. at $50 T. NJ. Ike
ports from Lexington Will be read, oele-
gates elected to go to New orleans con-
Iont;or and ARRANGEMENTS made to at
+end tho uryeiling of monument to Con-
fcderate dead by the Philadelphia chap
ter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-11

Mr. Leigh r. Page will give box party
Thursday night at the horse sho" 10
Mrs Robert G. Shaw and MISS delen
Christian Mrs. ". James Walker VIII
chaperone.
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WANTED,

WANTED.
LEARN PROOFREADING: sITUA-
tons secured. SIS to SIS weekly. HOME
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL, Philadel-
phia. NH 29-Sa II
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WANTED.
HOLDERS: A FEW GOOD, COMPE-
tent Machinery Molders: steady work
Wages, 81 per day to right men. Open
shop. Address NJ. KAPLAN, Box 4N,
Birmingham. At. Sc 22ts
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WANTED.
SALESMAN TO CARRY SIDE LINE
Dry-Goods direct fEom looms to general
store trade. Good line for competent
man THE LAKEWOOD COMPANY.
Box AZ Philadelphia. Pa. oc 5-Su2t
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Mr. Marshall Vest Butler. an employee
of Mont somerv & Co., and Miss Opheha
marguerite Harrison. also of this city,
were married in Washington by the Kew
S. w Green. pastor of Calvary baptls,
church. Thursday They arc expected 10
return home next week. The affair was
not 2 runaway.
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-EMPLOYNIENT WANTS.

WANTED.
I WANT AgREGISTERED9 PHARMA-
cist or Registered Assistant. Well re-
commended Pay SIS to s35 per mon.n
and board, according to qualifications; , w;
S. WILLS. Covington. Va. Sc S-Izt,
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Auction sALEs-Fu,ur. n

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is sern ~
TAKES FOR THE CURRENT cs1Tvtaa
YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Pro Ps-.oA2
THE VENDOR AND THE vEHDD s3
>S~S<~c-e~~>~~~~>s~<S~~- <<--s%%~~
BY Walter c. Fevan. Auctlonser
Petersburg. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-11

Mrs Montague has gone with Governor
Montague to the Confederate Reunion in
iunenburg county.
The evening world., 1902-03-17
BRIDGE CA|SSON
MADE SAFE VOYAGE
HUGE STRUCTURE TOWEO
DOWN EAST RIVER.
Anchored At BrooLisn shore aud
VIII Be sank for black
wells isisnd span.

T-he Ir,nen.e ..I..,r - N. I.,I -
~on.,,urti,y IN. u.,,k,,, ...- 49, .,.
n,,ckv.,r. t.I,rd u,,,r. -,
a., ,b. r,., pr,..- ,aIs ,,,,,,.,,.,, 80. /,
.,r.o,., =, 3D.. a.. NJ. ,,,.,,...,,..,
a''hu", hi'ohIN
IL vas 4 hig i'b, FOR ih~ a.ss'f 10
m, q, IN. most .tnvt.rly things .,.,r
~ CONTAINS - ''' .i '"I
~ feet long = froi vide trt ~ '.r'
nArh. IL draws !. fee, "a, y.r.r
The evening world., 1902-03-17
FESTETlCS STILL FIGHT.
C"unt aud Counties. In Cour, .r.I,
T0-Day.

The count and Countess de Frstr' --
further aired their domestic ,rpunl.. .
b"tor" MaEi-,rat" Mead In ta" w.,
s'dc Cour; this afternoon TIE C,urio, =,
alleged that she had been d. ser, .d and
left without support. aRi the Count
maintained that n. hai been .!ying ia
the Mills Hotel, trying 10 save rnSug h
money to pay her the - a week h.
agreed to give her twn years aga
lie told the court that this agreement
was sStorted from him by Miss Rnsalie
i.oew, of tle Legal Aid Society, and
tn" countess when he was under arrest
They promised, he said. to Withdraw the
charge sg1insi him and also lot him
see his child once week
Magistrate Meade said ne would like
to see Miss i.eow about this and put
she might be In court
The evening world., 1902-03-17
81 WANT TO DIE
AND END IT ALL" "
MRS. SLOWER.
WOMAN WOULD FOLLOW HUS.
BAND TO GRAVE.
Refuse. Food aud WIN Give Her
'"nns~I w Assistance In
Conducting tasr.

Mrs Alice s;ovcr held In the Tnmp-
~ 10" charge Of numbering her hus-
.sgd j. ANXIOUS io d." She refuses io
..,. lni"~s ~" r.,on mau.f-s;- an .u-
'luu'iun 20 par'tkc ~ fool uutrmrut
So. be administered artIfCid,N.
Mrs Slower says she wants 20 die and
-ud her trouble She is IA IN. medical
ward. and Is constantly watched by a
IIrs-. She told the d-j-ctiN"s that sh,
NuuId have Killed herself at the tim
-h- shot her hu.',du,i but FOR her disin-
i.uatlon 10 leave the world 80 the SANE
lime he lid
Mrs. StDv"r takes no int-r.s, "a hrI
ir'-n--. and has refused TO extend any
aid - Abraham Levy her counsel Snr
: absolutely indifferent To- her future
The case viii probably ne reached DN
the Grand Jury thi~ week. and II is pos
Siule that plea of granddaughter vii
Je accepted 10y agreement.
The evening world., 1902-03-17
MAY BE DOUBLE MURDER.
Two Hedies Found In swamp >-nr
MerhauirsSIIIr

TROY. March Il -'ra. ppdic. flund
IN the swarnp- near M.chanic<,I.
YESTERDAY are believed to indicate q
double murder.
One BODY was Identified as that %,
PAloa Velardo. al italian contractor
- this cty. and the other a. thai II
sanci: Phillips. n.cksl platter. also
1ivtnR In this city.
A. Pole recently Oh his d.ithb. A
0onfeescd that he and another OF MS
oountrvunu had murdered a man and
brown his body into a swamp.
The evening world., 1902-03-17
YOUNG GIRLS WATCH
MAY SAVE PATRICK

Eir'r watch may save ,lb.-, =,
'''r''H h"'aus" IN" looked .t II al 4
,"r'hln honr ON ~" i,y william VI
H'c" di"i ~" was thl" 20 lpca,. ia,
IN m another rla"" 80 ia. very mo
m"ni Valet Jones asserts The prisoner
N'- talking with him 10 tn" street ana
Urging him 9" put tho millionaire r.
i"''h ~ "rc". This c~'ahlishcs an alibl
''f 'e defendant Jones '.stincd th,,
on the fata SundaS h" ,el.phoned Pat
'i'A ~ = O'Clock 'ui that the drr-nIIn,
NJ him nn N" street o. go
Miss Alice Potts MisS Mah.I Elliot,
and M.- ELLIOTT mother declared -,
ihg nat At th'' hour Patrick VS. IL,
the boarding hpu-. II Mis-. Francs
"h"rt he lived Miss Elliott ns.d ne
Tine h' 'du-c Sh' looked a. hcr watch
The evening world., 1902-03-17
THREE WOMEN WITNESSES
PROVE ALIBI FOR PATRICK
CONTINUED from First Page,

lawyer. and wa- clerk In Patrick
offic.
Meyers 'c,tih-d that ne knrN William
NJ Rce. ntvius met MIN at Nj Rir-
house. where he was sent pl NJ Ptt.
rick IN connection with business mat.
ter
lie wss introduced To- the I'D million.
airc. ne ,aid. DS Valet Jones. early in
lss
Saw nice siHa NiIi
4 was n M R!ces apartment. on
June ~ l.' ~" date ~ a." disputed
will With Da.d /. shor' the ~lin"s.
testified
..Nr. Rice sisn~d III. nn's- io
zach page" the wits-.. went oa.
holding the di.poted viii In III.
hand. "aad witnessed ~. This
VA. In the ai~i"s room. which Mr.
Rice a.-d ss n general husin--.
office"
Mr House then uue.tion-i IA. Wit.
ness
Did you see Mr Rice ''sn his name
'our lines t. that d"cum"n' hat sili
~ June y. isD7''
e i,i ~. witness answered posi-
tFrb
Ihen NJ OSBORNE took the witness lH
haul fHr 'rI-s-rNami llDn I iuu't
kUn~ IN rr' positive. .f thar IL
mE best recollection. N"rr frequent
r"pIi.S 90 'h- witness 80 scar hing
questions - the Assistant District A.
'lrf ~
Mr. Osborne surrr-Icd 900 su,Iiu.
somewhat MeNCrs'S re-, pll.. tom - latrs
hE' ~" witness ~ = VIII, stuck 'u MS
t"~fim muuy
on '1e .lr N september sa.i
M"y.rs Did Nj RI" seemed about ne
same a. usual NJ RIO Ne uui, 20
- Gp 'H sign the ptp-is
lI's NaS 'NO DAYS h-'uf- EH' H.I mans
''- EHu k'"p r"SIs, tss-4 Nj
b-ruru.
p',,S n" ey-r5 r--p~r'aD!- .,errr IA
N-W YORK Keep r-sist'r
Hns'i"r myself a. r-sp"D'tri~ -
The evening world., 1902-03-17

4" I'm liners So" ana keep no regis
ri shlI ~" witness ,ngrii,
ne i.s inrd that rht-ik k-pi nr
"@il, @ ""h ~ ni- Law business iu ~.
Yep iu pr'VRt" diaries
H'h MI Osborne rtm. {, ia. nu..
.'' ~ M'lrrS nr'IIilutau., Win ,,Ii
Mf hi'. ~. said he nr.t saw , sp.,'i
men ~ W Hi"' : handwriting In iSs.
q f''"lp' rom Mr Ric. snr sm,I
amount ~ money
Had COP, Of signature.
n" significance of this 20 tb,. nrn..
nHti"a sas br"ugh, out hy VI o.l.r,n.
inelniLgiy shi
- ram X had ,ory ~, MIR Rf..-
'Y.s
M"y"T- testified that he knew nr -,
-p''lho IaN business performed 10, p,f
fick for VI. ri.
Never" said he often talked with n,
Mo" ,t5ui Patrick but he -ntIii mnt
XIV d"nnit" dates ~ 20 IN, i'm -
ln"s" concentrations nor dLd IA. kn,v
"hat business called him To- Mr Rir.
On his firs; vtHit
'ourt adjourned until to-mnrruN
morning with M-y-rs xiii on ,hc sI.nT
The evening world., 1902-03-17
FEARED THE
BURNS GIRL.
Ruth Dunn Will Testify
that Brooks Was Ex-
pecting Trouble.
MENTIONED IN A Note.
Had an Engagement with Her,
Which He Broke Because OF
the Burns Girls Visit.

Tomorrow comes another ordeal
In court for Florence Burns. with
the resumed hearing IN Justice
Mayors private room Ruth Dunn
will be one OF the hrs, witnesses
called.
Brooks told Miss Dunn certain facts
concerning Florence Burns and that 'or
the four nights prior T. h" fatal Friday
Ruth Dunn WAS IN the company ~ Va.
ter Bru,ks This sR- s1il testify 60
II Is believed that Florcu"- burns
learned Of this successive fpur niShts'
meeting of her sweetheart with
Miss Dunn. and fpr thai res
son. u no other. the lat;ers testimony
viii be important Thr jealousy which
may have inspired IA" n,ud WHICH
pressed the fatal trigger mny :hu- ia
measure he accounted for
Rnsh Duan'- stor,.
Ruth Dunn il quoted aS laying ;HIt
young Brooks had confided his i"ars 20
her that he would not g"t "ut u' his
ENHANCEMENT with the Rurms girl with
cut great trouble
Mi-s Dunn says thai IN" met Walter
st a dance at the Brighton Beach Hotel
They became great friends and he called
regularly at the house.
ION the Saturday before Walter Has
killed" said Miss Dunn. we Went -kat-
ing In Prospect Park. lie =as greatly
downcast and said that he hai been
n.eiecting his business because II The
annoyance TO which Florence WIS sub.
NSgs -. ltF
but did not succeed very well.
while n. made light ~ the aTair ia
Others he fel' IL deeply and enuad.i Ms
troubles to me knew hat F1or-rc-
was a stubborn Iirl. but I anticipated
no such ,rng"dv as this
''On the very dAy Of the tragedy he
called me 40 on the phone and toE
me that he had seen Florence and that
he was compelled 10 ~ with her tina.
night. but that he would see mr tn.
following dhy. In the afternoon ~
ce'ved this not. from him:
Dearest Ruth compelled to attend
I 'eSephonc message from Florence
VIII he ~ s"-ir hon,s ssr tonight
III not YOU will hess a.ae me later
Tomorrow. iav. hsd consider. ole
trouble over this afYAir ami expect ia
have more before get through. ri
you care .or me don'i worry.
Lovingly WALTER
II did hear from him the next d,y
but 1t was Of his de..th. am sure that
Walter was trying TO cut away from
his Wild companions. and that had ~
been able to break on with Florence he
would have settled down to a quiet lie.
The evening world., 1902-03-17
Gate. Kept no Mems.

.Mr Gates te-t!neI from recollection
Vas t1eS lie said he had no writing
no memorandum ~ which he could stV
NOR" loosely how much profit Was real
ICED nut he was sure Parks wAs not
~ Ia. prpft
Eiwar! Siraus. o. j " S.Itgman A.
20 and Joseph Ives Of the Farmers
Ian hni Trust COMPANY, were called
'N ~" n'rh to IN" witness stand ana
testified to- preliminary steps taken VS.
Gates and others OF the Steel iuasn Ite-
looking to deals with 'h-ir armS FOR
LrIa M IA. In. Irusl
The evening world., 1902-03-17
Wan, Complain, Dismissed.

Mr Guthrl. read HE part u thr -S-
aIigIiinu ~ GaI-~ and a, the ,lus. ~
10 Nj Fox r,-t,-i
VI Guthrie began = l1ng argum-n,
On - motion 10 dism's- tn. t~,mpI,in'
"H ihr xrpunI that ne court ~ Ap-
~ ais mad l-'I that affirmative prN.f -
tlit- 90 nrn1's must pr made aul that
l"rk~ sas not In h" deal IN which
Gates mairs the disputed prort-
Judge Gary said John W Gal.- W. ,
The evening world., 1902-03-17
BOY HELD FOR HOMICIDE,

John sullivan. sixteen years old. OF
No, III Forsyth -trcet. was held in IN.
Essex Market Court to-day to await tae
causing the death of Rarns,. Deuisrh
nineteen years old. whom ne siruck on
the head with q billiard cue.
The evening world., 1902-03-17

pioneer In the steel business having he.
gun In IN. early eighties
In September, 1877. Judge Gary said
Gates told him that he contemplated the
purchnS" ~ all the principal plants In
the country. They came from Chicago
to New York 10 operate.
Mr. Oates and spent clgh, months
here. d"vp'ing our entire time TO the
consolidation NJ steel and wire inter
estS.' said Judge GARY
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House Nh.re ne eaIlr.u. ~ Alexander
Il p,aaacs ',rm.i', V..- prr-.i-..
tn, csrgex Steel .'omplr. r-. uIi-.
'---I 40 order TO protect in.r. .-lm p1--
-.p.. narm ron Ps'ss.r. !aap,.r
THIS person made I-rna. 90. So ~
'Yg THE children ana .u .r. ur.ai ut the
.r,p..t - 10. r.'tsbJS ... = % s-t
ans .-ur. = nan Mr p.,.u.s D. came %
N-N lprs Ntu MS Np-, ami, aui
took w .r,npura-, quar'sf~ tt "a. H.l.
and N'3s, The ihr-it- .,-i n.alr.e
sr" Grant fourteen tr-s ..f AI.San.
ier r"r Hui Irene Ntrs,r. ~. ,.,-.
Old Some - 'h-.r eyer .Y. ~ tl~
~ish' 80 Mr. P'a,p,N auI % 'r4-,.i
nurse
Npu. b.i Intimate nuJIalHtar.-- .,
Mr. aud Mi. Peace X are admitted g.,
their apartments The FAINT, &. mo-
registered ind all hotel ,mpIOyr-s are
Instructed 90 siys Out ~ in'ornatiur,
~ their presence
wnen Mf Peacock left the hotei rhis
morning he was ac"osf 81 b, group ~
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: Rs-er TssneI Hearing Set.

\ Mayor Cow has set the public hearing
- ~ Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel
~ ~ Aaseh q. AZ II A. VI.
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GUARDS TO BLOCK
KIDNAPPERS' WAY.
Millionaire Alexander r. Peacock Flees with
Children from Pittsburg to Save Them.

no '-a- ut hl. ru ldr-n being hidutppel
urr D.. vN- willing to -parr no sSpen'"
ts f.u i.W. aud punish m" mis- rsan =
- aI,o -.t"fs H,I etl--i 50 much goo.
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what Gate. T-.,in-d.

deposition ~ John W Gate. was
read by Mr. Fox to-da,
u developed that whereas Mr. Parks
Nhp d. described by Gat-s's lawyer .ras /,
professional promoter and pool man.
ag"r. was suing under an ,grrrmrnt
known ~ The Morgan agreement IN.
-t"-' ana Iron rust WIS organized an
der subsequent agreement known "a
the siinHstd Trust Company ngrccm. nj,
In which Parks had NJ part
nder tn" Morgan agreement 'hsr.
were -iS parties = Morgan & "a
Gates. Parks Ten Hrocck. Judgs G,sy
and ! Grf'iths I.Rdi
rhcy were t. put ~ s?S nn0 sn f,r the
purchase or control ~ the ,amplni,. :,
b. consolidated. and IL was agreed N,
they were 20 divide Si5"nsl1 worth n,
consolidation
but that agreement was never con
-gnmat~l.' Mr Fox read from, NJ
Gatcs's testimony