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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-14


Sc comenta favorabl9mente en-
la ciudad de! O:ste, ia labor con =
tfnua del padre Montes Ell pro de
la Religion Cat6,joa.
Ed Msyagii4z ia sooiedad
sUni6n de Amigos,' proyecta IN
bail ue sB anco y negro,1 para ell
dia de Ia Caudela~ia.
Sc desea alquilar una casa en-
las GALES San Francisco, F0rtaleza
6 Cruz de $50 s $40 meusuales. Para
informes dirigir3e q don Federico
Sch 0mburg, casa senOres J. T. Sill
va Banking 4 C1mm9rcial Comp.
Gale Tetuan NUN 81.
Ha comprAdo una her nosa ca.
sa en- la calle Muf1oz Riveras de La
res, ia Logia <F&ro de B ,ri1quen.>
El movimiento de embsrque
en- Mayaguez Sc hizo notable el diA
9 en- que SO embarcaron 400 atados
de" arcOs!!
Aviso a les Franceses 6 Italia
Ques0s de ROquef0rt Y Gorgon-
sola en- latas de kilos, SO detslla
por libras.
Qaeso Parmesano, Salchich6n
de milan, Jam6n en- lonjAs, Vino
chianty y moscato Asti. Vich
Chocolate Menier y aqua inino
de yarias faentes, y su|fAto "a
frances en- latas de libra.
Gerecedo III ermanos & Ca
u 8 8
Ua Guardia Municipal de Ia
ciudad de Ponce ha raptado el saba
do dltimo una j6ven de aquella ciu :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-14
Ell Principe
Enrique de Prussia
VISITARA LA AMERICA.
En- breve.

New-York Enero IA l-3O P. M.
Telegramas de Paris, notician
que Il Principe Enriqur, hijo del
Rey GuillcrmO de Alemania vista
"a la America en- cI pr Ximo mes
de FcLrcrO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-14

OFICIN 4 De ASUNTOs AD
MINISTRATIVOS de USE G. del
Vale Fortaleza II (<os) Gasti6n
en los Centros ofciale3 Ayunta
mientos. Sc cuenta con abogados
del pals y a.1o:icanos y tcaductor
Tamoien So o3upa esta ofciua de
comp7a y venta de fncss etc.
Pm
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-14

Dentro de Ia Casa comercial
de don Raul B:aus sorpr9 9odio Ia
polic1a en- Mayagu:z un muchacho
ratcrO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-14

Eo> Msyagdaz ia sooiedad
eUni6n de Amigos,> proyecta IN
bail9 ue sB anco y negro. para ell
! dia de Ia C&udela
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-14

En- Ia quincaIIa la Dulce
AiaDz" de C1tderon Avilsz & Co.
hay IN gran sortido de Ioza de hie-
FRO aporcelanado variadlsimo, y qua
Sc esta vendieado muy barAto, y mu'
chos otros art1culos diffciles de emu
merar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-14

Ua Guardia Municipsl de Ia
ciudad de Ponce ha raptado el saba
do dltimo una j6ven de aquella ciu .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-14

Est&u an Ponce don Rogue y
don Lucero P4uiagua, ramatistas de
Coras PdolicaS,
E, Departamento de faros va
establscer dos faros a la entrada
de la bah1s, por ell sigio denomina1o
Gel Palmar," de CAtaf0.
El C2r1i' ario del eGuara'
guoo Porce, mand6 detener a un
indiviudo que 20 quis0 d. gratis ha.
Ger un servicio de squsIls comlsa
ria.
Ha regcesado q este puerto Ell
buque de gu IRA nacional <Marie-
ta.>
Ha sido conducido 81 Hospital
de Ponce, nor herida recibida el ex-
guArdia municipal Fraguada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-14

Ha camhi2do q jor local, IA
administers ci6r d. G. }rreQs de Lajas
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-30
PECULIAR DECLARATION
Bishop Leighton Coleman Says Women
Should Wear Hats In Church.

Bishop Leighton Coleman of til" EpiS-
c"pn! DiocrS" of Delaware. who is well
known in all parts of Cecil county, has
started II mighty discussion hy his recent
sermon ut Rchohoth. declaring that wo-
men should never 20 with heads uncov-
cred in church.
The church of Delaware has no tolrr-
alton for such II custom" the Bishop is
reported to have said. land if men
should sit in church with their hats on it
would be no greater ntfront that it is for
women t" appear without hraigrar'
Several Philadelphia clrrgymrn take
issue with the Delaware Bishop
The passage which he is supposed to
rely on t" support his statement occurs
in Tia" eleventh chapter of paul'S First
EpiStlr To the Corinthians. aud reads aS
follow But every woman that pray
eth or pr"phrSirth with her head uncov-
cred di>honorcth her head. for that is
even all one as if she was Shavrn. For
II the woman be- not covered let her also
be Shorn; hut if it be shame for Il wo-
man to be Shorn or shnvrn. let her be
cUvrred.'
Several leading ministers contrnd that
the Bishop takes the passage too liter
ally.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-30

\ fine boat-house on SpGSutia Island.
owned by George Gould. of New York,
was destroyed by fire one night the past
week
The moonlight excursions from Port
Deposit and Havre de Grace to Better
ton, are being well patroni2rd by people
from different sections Of c"cil and Har-
ford counties.
The physicians and the lawyers of
Wilmington. Del. played game OF base
bail yesterday. Friday. for the benefit of
the families of the men who were killed
in tn" pulp mill explosions
PLAN" are being prepared for bring
ing Il good supply of water to Havrr de
Grace from tn" hills two miles back "f
the city. and the question of Il $4,000
bond isSur for the construction of the
necessary works will be submitted to the
voters.
While crossing the tracks of the
Philadelphia. Wilmington ana I,alti-
more Railroad. in Elitnn. on Friday last :.
Il carriage in which Nelson James. of
Providence. WAS riding. was struck by
Il shifting engine and demolished. Mr..
james escaped by jumping.
-Ctlound has been broken for the new
Presbyterian Church nj Port Deposit.
winch will cost when completed. about
So OUG. Mr. j. H. Rowland has made
l contribution of S1Onoo toward the
erection of the new church. Ii will he
built of Port Deposit granite.
John NJ. Jolls loaded II refrigerator
car of Bartlett pears at Mildlctown. and
shipped it to Philadelphia, last Friday.
The fruit was fine. and was grown by
Harry NJ. Lockwood. near Warwick. and
{. T.. Spicer, of near Md,llrtown The
pears were packed in half-hnrrpl baskets.
AMI the car held 400 baskets
The Philadelphia. Wilmington aud
Baltimore Railroad WAS merged with the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad. al II
srcc1l meeting of the Stockholders held
ii Wilmington. last week. The new
railroad company will lie known rs the
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington
Railroad. with an authorized capital of
S25.3lU.35O.
A morse and buggy were stolen from
the livery stables Of James Il. Foraker.
in North East last Friday night. \
young man. apparently - years old. of
medium height. appeared at the stables
late in the evening and asked the priv
lle%e of sleeping in the place. which WAS
granted. and rs he was not seen the next
morning, it is supposed he drcampcd
with the team.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-30
DEATH RESULTS
FROM PLAYFUL. BLOW.
William II. Jackson In a
Distressing Case - Peculiar Reports
Concerning Death of ChaS. Renninger.

Congressman William II. Jackson. of
this, the First Congressional District of
Maryland. is very much distressed over
the alleged cause of the death of Charles
Rrnningcr, railroad CONDUCTOR which
occurred ut Delmnr. last Friday night.
1t is said that Rcnningrr was shifting
ears on the siding at IackSon'S Mill. at
Salisbury. about Il year ago. when Con-
gresham w. III. jackson playfully
struck him with cane. The blow was
light, and delivered in II spirit of fun. but
unhAppily fell upon nerve center and.
ii is said resulted in paralysis promi-
ncnt physicians and specialists were
called to his aid. but his case hatflcd
their skill, and. after long suffering. Mr..
krhnng"r Succumbcd. The conductor
was - years old. and came from Penn
sylvania when the New York, Philadcl-
phin and Norfolk Railroad was built.
lie was on" of the most popular men on
tn" Peninsula. He is survived 10y Il
widow and several children
Congressman jackson when seen in
regards to the death OF Conductor Rem
ning"r SaId:-"l have no recollection of
ever striking Rrnningcr, but if did Il
was only in Il playful manner"
Rrnningrr was very much liked by Mr..
Jackson. and the latter would have been
tn" last on" to injurr him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-30
]. FRANK FRAZER.
ELkTON, MD.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
HAY, LUMBER
AND FEED,

White Pine, Yellow Pine,
Hemlock, Oak, Rosendale and
Portland Cement, Building
Lime, Adamant, Hair, Roof
ing Paper, Fencing Wire,
Staples, Bricks, Fire Clay Pipe,
I ezra Gotta Pipe, Drain Tile,
Cue lumber Pumps, Flax Seed
Meal, Bran, Gluten Feed, Cot
ton Seed Meal, Land Lime, all
grades Of Salt. The best Ferti-
lizers the market will afford as
low as can be bought from any
other source. Estimates furn-
ished on application.
A. L. Duyckinck & Co.,
Rising Sun, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-30
NEWS IN BRIEF.

-Gollcy College re-openS September
1st See advertisement. this paper.
The Elkton Methodist Episcopal
Sunday School held Il picnic nj FRENCH
town. on Wednesday.
Many Cecil countianS attended the
Kent and Queen Annr's county Fair N
Colchester Beach. this week.
Light frost is reported to have been
seen in several different sections of Cecil
county last Saturday morning.
Mrs. Mary \. Rice. an aged lady Of
Port Deposit. fell on the street of that
town. last Saturday, and received serious
injuries.
In this country the tomato dates from
about 1880, when it was brought here
from the West. Indies. Cultivation has
made it what it is today.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has de
cided to have four steps on its passcn-
ger coaches instead of three steps. as
heretofore All coaches built after this
date will have four steps. The change is
ordered to facilitate the boarding IF
trains by passengers.
\ NECESSARY PRECAUTION.--
Don't neglect a cold. 1t is worse than
unpleasant. 1t is dangerous. BY using
One Minute Cough Cure you can cnrr it
at once. Allays Inflammation. clears
the head. Sooth"> and strengthens the
mucous membrane. cures coughs. Group.
throat and lung troubles. Absolutely
safe. Acts Immediately. Children like
it, i. Frank Frazer. Ekton. Md.
The decentralization of the lemon mar
kct reached its height on Saturday last
in Baltimore. when boxes containing $50
lemons sold for one cont box. Prices
of lemons have been lower this season
than at any time in the history of tn"
trade. This is attributed Ia tn" cool
weather this summer. Even during tn"
height of the season the highest prices
for lemons ranged from $500 to SOD Il
box. During the corresponding period
last season prices ranged from 81 to
$500 box.
IT NEEDS \ TONIC.-Thcre are
times when your liver needs II tonic.
Don't give purgntivrS that grippe ANA
weaken. neWitt'S Little Early Risers
"Nprl all poison from the system and act
us tonic to the liver. w. Scott. 53l
Highland Avenue. Milton. Pa. says
Il have carried DeWitt'S Little Early
RiSer> with me for several years and
would not be without them. Small
and easy to take. Purely vegetable.
They never grippe or distress. j. Frank
Frazer. Elkton, Md.
Potato bugs are causing mnturmrn of
the Wilmington. Stanton and Newport
trolley line trouble. and the insects are
even interfering with the operation OF
the cars. The cool weather of the past
summer has not been agreeable to mem
hers of bugdon. and some of the MEM
berS evidently hit upon the plan of roost
ing on the trolley rails. which absorb the
rays of the sun and remain in II heated
condition until late in the evening. When
this became universally known among
members of the bug tribe. they hocked
to the trolley line in vast numbers, and
in short time motormen experienced
trouble in operating their cars At first
the cause was not known, but on an cX-
animation being made the rails were
found to be covered in sections with the
bugs. The slaughter of the bugs has
been great. and the rails have become 50
slippery rs Il result. that great precau-
ton has to be taken in ascending or DIES
cending hill.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-30
AN OPPORTUNITY

Does your sewing machine
give satisfaction?
Why worry with it if it
does not when you can get
the old reliable fully guaran-
teed.
WHEELER & WILSON.
1t has been in use longer,
has better and more attach
ments, sews q faster, makes
less noise than any other ma
chine on the market. Price
and payments reasonable.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-30

o. c. GILES, NORTH STREE

q. c. Jules, NORTH STREET.
Cabbage, 4c 10 &c. Corn II cts Dozen
Burmuda Onions, 2Oc /, peck
Apples, l0c half peck Lemons, 2fc dozen.
Oranges 40to 60c dozen. Bananas zoe dozen.
CocOanuts and Sc.
Cucumhers, i to 3 cts each.
Squashes, to cts each.
New Potatoes 10 cts halt peck
Sweet Potatoes, 25c Il PIX Tomatoes l5c X PIX
Pineapples Is to 20c each Reefs 5 cts buncn.
Watermelons, % TO b els each.
Cantalopes to ! cts:
Pears, Is cents X peek
Peaches % cts X pk, Celery, 10 cents hucch
Egg Plants E-s cts esch.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-30
Reduction Sale of White Shirt Waists.

LETT
sisth
ntunde
10 bargains
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12

willie * vandeIh,lts famous suto-
mb,lc White Ghost. crushed the life
o,t q ,e,en-year old Henry THE.
'hi- afternoon at Convent avenue and
one Hundred and rh.rtie,h street
Witucssos say the auto ~. ing al
The rate OF forty miles IN hour
Young Edward u Thomas Ion -
Gen Samuel Thomas noted railw'y
nnanricr who ~, ntly purcha ID tho
machine from Mr. Vanderbilt Wa. n
charge ~ it att the time with him
were his friends. \ Nonss III No 6ol
Finh avenue. Nones. lr.. ~ No
3Ss Event, NTH street and " +
Carleton NJ the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel
Mr Thomas. who vis distinguish
ed some time ago by serving for on"
day ~ President OF the seventh Ma
tional Bank. aas promptly arrested
hut Immediately relesaei in $4,000
bail by order Of Coroner Scholer
surety Was furnished 10y Anton l." b.
Ter. the millionaire bother
Young Tale. lived ~ - -i'7 Eisn n
avenue WIN .pt ~ other poNs h.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
CHAPTER V.

r.. Ei'', % ssi SFias 30 s,,s vita
thsm -Euripi!.'
Thomas was calling r.th great reEu.
lar!ty on sadie German Sadie lived
with her mother at No. ia West FIJI.
tcenth street.
Sadie worked in Fourteenth street
department store She worked hard
The good tAings Ia her HE h,i been
few. She was happier than she h.I
ever been before
Thomas was giving her diamonds
Never mind where h. got them. he gave
then u her. and that was enough she
had diamond earrings and 1i1mond
rings
Saturday night Thomas and Louis
came into the fiat late. Thomas told
sadie that le Has going to- marry her
He said ne hal always wanted to. even
wheu he drove that hnr-e-csr. ana NOW
ne would. sadie said all right.
The next dsy they went around To- -
Francis Nay!ers Church and there
Father Van Rensselaer, married them.
lie gdvc them wedding certiicsf"
and Thomas put u in his pocket They
went back home. and the next dav
Thomas eft "1u business
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
YACHT
MADE FAST TRIP.
Hone zoIern, Which Prince Henry Will Use,
Here Four Days Ahead OF Time.

Bl, the H1henzollcrn paid little At.
iertion 20 this welcome Of the ses q
the yachts arrival in New York VITA
A long white p.nuant streaming rom
her mAlnmasr and the imperial ensign
huttering over n-r tarrail shc ss"Pt
maj-S;icslly on capt James II Pierce.
that oId-tim- Bro1klyn pil1. who has
brought many a noted Yacht into port.
vas On the bridge lie had been -e-
lsyt-d Dy Consul BurnE" 10 condue' the
Hoh-nzoll~rn to safe haven ana while
h. ami all the others aboard doubtless
liked ID" fu.'s made over her Boz mad an
~" solely 10 business
u" proceeded NJ the North River a.
far - Hot"ksn When the arh; Nts
or PER NJ s. ~ ~. North German
Lloyd line her anchors EoTo .-t -
and she came to stanistiIl ~ ,h"
sam" moment score u arr sailors
ran ont ~ 70 ner ward ,rms-she :
bark =igscd-sni went through , we'll
executed arm
tn" liph-nzolIern Vas aarp-d into the
North German Lloyd pier al ill % .lnek
TIE SUBJ muit,~a - 'g, Prime H-nry
citizens Committee .urrdiatr.t boarded
her headed ny capt Mshaa The.
ven Co tna Ndm'rt. 1gar,rr- Thr-r
spr"ca-r' We" exchanged and IL .allt-
iivn served
!, 49, natri ma the IMPERIAL sa..'
iiHrlay"d un >n"lD a,s after h.
arrival loo pur'
Il was IH trsnr lance with the IN %
1rrars. 7n"r's that there va. rI formal
decentralization pn IN. mp rial yAch q.
arrival sIo-r'mm ,'~" Il the - .a
Henri citizens Commute. as. been
detailed 60 look after her hut the
viii bee gu Economies until tut Prime
himself arr,.- Regarding n.- -ry' n
- n. HoAcns ,l!a-=s officers sl!t waae
IN" yacht las A. Quarantine that they
dii no. 'h1A .t would no proper n-
hem Go par' pate Ia 81. functions 4u-
40 ta- 'rHNn Princes arrival
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
CHAPTER /.
TO Nsttsr to bs losly born.
And f.nE- vita humsl, lions IN cont'n,

-sn,E-.p-,r.
VIXEN the Croughans were little fel-
lows they played about their father :
.hop In Newport ard watched him shoe
the horses OF the milionaires who spent
tine summer thorS.
when they grew up they became "a
nous for their polite Ways. som" OF tho
sturdy blaCkmiths used 10 sne"r and
say that such ships 90 young men
surely would come to some bad end.
They have. but hardly IN the way
that their critics thought
Thomas. with all his poll;sncsa had a
great love Tor adventure. when ne wnS
orfy seventeen hc cam" to New York
anS started To make his fortune driving
a street car.
The fortune was slow coming
lie became a conductor. StiIl money
failed to come as fast a. he would Ike
~. lie was jus. plugging along with
v-,a, dreams hut no rcilizitions. Wh"n
IN. Spa ish war broke out.
Here was his chans". lie would on
list.
He tolned Battery u. Of the Fifth Ar.
tIllery. and served al! through the war.
No promotion came. but this was bet
ter than driving a street car anyhow.
with his love FOR adventure unsatis-
ned. he Joined the Wild Nest ShoN
after the war and travelled around ~.
country In daredevil way until the ac-
cIdent 10 the show which killed -
many u the horses.
Then he quit /; was not congcn!ii
anyway. because the ways ~ IN. men
- the show we're rougH.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
CHAPTER VI.

II, greatly .i.s to all si'h cue p-' Sour.
Young
This '-orninE Thomas w"nt O. the
houso q, 40. lS Thirteenth street IL
Nas alone. H. un-'" John BNpi"ri X.
lived there. and he was going - spend
the n!gh, with him
outside On watch stood Detective l.y-
ons ~ the Seventh stree station. IL
followed he YOUNG man iu HE house
AMI ir"H lis revolver - i 81 Th'mls.
Put that down 81 U shoot YOU.
said tn. policeman, and the bur6IT
politely oN.y.d Him
Lyons tuUk him - the station house
wh-r' he was searched. ana the New
YORK address was found on him.
a burglar. but when the, showed him
The nam" 81 " " Fielder, Of Newark
Ia tn. overcpat he had on and whicn
he had stolen from Mr. Fiadlcr'- house.
he admitted the charge and told 2 greet
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
CHAPTER VIII.

sask's.safs
Mrs Nrrowsmitb's nf'ecn-yc,r-old boy
ms VITA a,r Thomas remembered him
and srlnn,I q H.m - did the hoy at
Tnpmas Ito rpu'd AFFORD 90. rreity
SOON hIs ewes began to dance
"Mamm, Nc soil. pn.nt!ns 20 u pin
Ia Thomas. shtr; Il believe that's nv
diamond pin he got In his shirt
rs thai q diamond pertly inquired
isc nnut, burglr Il thought i was
paste /; thought !; was all RICH,
IA nave paNncI IL. tor needed the
money
After the burglar had been Identified
he was permitted 20 see reporters. tie
was very d-honaIr and except for a
days srOSt'. %. beard on his face Trim
ana neat.
You must pardon my appearance.
he said tu the reporters but I have
Lad no opportunity 10 make my toilet.
nav" very little To- tell the gentlemen
u M press WHAT IS 1t you wish ~
He Vas asked to tell how ne anne to
"lnasn1,u ~ ny story is out.
pYIt. IA home ~ ppi.t'reS-, ana PIE
sumo / inherit tlp~" grhrcs which haye
made M NOR 81 lee, famous. II -
natural sJf ms to Doe polite. II Is ms
stock IN trade | Lowell adyontur, a.
Nays, out alwaSs .pv't p"lit.nes- more.
MM.H VS. S'f ''Hs my 'In'tN IN the
,fmy mad p.,u, be polite
After .c't ia' amy With al honor
ADJ, d.sgHAtE" l went into tho wa
West sh'W, nUr ! .ouua ihy No., too
strenuous She mon IN tho show are. to
,ay th' least uu' d, ."lit. lot
Don't ypu nul ga, ..r' u = burglar
more strenuous thau that thu show.
BE- WAS asked
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
sighted Jus, before noon.

The uoacnXsucru ras.ars, sighted hy
the marine observer At "a" Highlands
% Sbt..irk at u - this morning She
was .3ning rapr.r pgt ~ th" south
.ls'. and v'l 200 tug 20 lii she pro-
.r-i-i fapidIr ap %" shiP hannel and
nrnlsi fAr over nag 90 ta' narrow.
w1rd 10: The Imperial yaeE.. arrival
Aai been sent ahead ani when the
yacht r-a he'd GuarautIu- ~" doctors
were ready 20 board her instantly and
give n.- .sAu a.ll - health
she left quarantine al - o'clock
and refusing the assistance % any tug
although b, this tim, quit. r--' had
gathered about her steamed rapidly up
Ito Iiouuscr ~ formal -hlu.-s v.r
nrci a.. N, .w"p' alous nut there VI.
not a bat ig DO. hhrbor tac master "
AIlcu did nor recognize IN. Ilohen-
rall-rn .u 'h. .h'c hIl'cd yacht win
Ter yellow unpn"sts IS and salmon
under, od,. ana here Nas 'Nrly took.
ing ~ whsle. and sore. ming ~ sirens
10 welcome.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
ROOSEVELT BOY
HOLDS HIS GAIN.

,Sps.al to 1a- Evening worlIp
GROTON Mass. Feb. H. Socro.
tary Cortelyou at 2.i5 o'clock this
afternoon gave out the following bull
letin IN young Roosevelt;
The boys condition continues IA
vorable. Conditions remain about the
same as reported this morning The
temperature, pulse and respiration
are about the same, with the eXcep-
ton OF slight fluctuations. There has
been prac .ically no change to-day.
The doctors will not he surprised IL
the temperature rises again tonight. ="
The President misses his exercise
very much. and this afternoon Will
60 to the Squash racquet court and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-12
POLITE BURGLARS TAKEN.
ONE TRIES BOLD ESCAPE.
Remarkable Career of the Croughan Boys One Of
Whom Was just Welded, Brought to an
End by Poker Flush.

with as dead man They made ~
their minds not to shoot unless thcy
had To- and as long as they had tle
crop 10 use houcyed words.
The, followed this plan faithfully
soon New Jersey was fun OF talk
~ IA" gentlemen burglars
They entered houses where sick men
lay ~ bed Thcy apclogizeI Tor thcir
rud"n"~s hut asked tor money ThrN
S"rc - sheet and Kind about IL that
no one refused
They at by the bedside ~ women
and Chnttcd freely with them about the
necessity for giving to midnight In
truders without making any disturb
ancC.
They pattcd babes on tho cheek and
showed the finest line 81 pol'eues- that
Newport ever produced
No one ever Kicked ~ enough ~
row 10 make IL necessary Tor them TO
shoot ani tho police never were able
10 get 4 rrtn on 'hem
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t'nheralded and unexpected. The Ger
man Imperial yacht Hoaenxollern' on
watch Prince Henry IL 20 stay during
his visit 70 this city. arrived her. mis-
afternoon four DAYS ahead o: time
After stopping for few minutes al
Quarantine she steamed rapidly NJ the
upls nay and North River. Dropping
anchor IN Hoboker,
The Honenrollern va not scheduled
to arrive uatil Feb. IL Her arrival four
d.Ns ahead 90 time as well ~ her fsil-
ar. - appear q; bermuda are sN-
planned by m. fat hai her commander
Admiral Cpun. Won Baudi-son. decided
upon leaving 81 Thomas IN Saturday
last 10 make shor, agt g. 'nis port.
: ,rms gtd pc"H riEins !n tie West
Indies rs the Admiral 'hpIsat %
sat. go avoid - 'ar a. possible those
Matters