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The Jasper news., 1902-03-13
TEMPERANCE COLUMN
Conducted by the W. {. 7. U.

1t has kindly been suggested to the
w. TT. U. Of Jasper "to do some
thing"
"rtere is more drinking done in Jasp'r
now than ever Lefore and it has w. e..
T. u" was remark made by friend.
Well suppose that's true. Tb" W. c. L.
U. are doing all they are authorized t.
do by law. They have no hand in
making whiskey or putting in officers to
enforce laws.
They have the same privileges as far
~ Government is concerned as idiots,
and conyicts in the penitentiary. I'VE
the people" spoken OF in the constitut-
ion does not mean women but men only.
But we tako the privilege Of taking the
stand that the whiskey traffic is wrong
and band ON selves together to fight it
~ far as we have right. We claim the
right to train our children; to touch,
not taste not, handle not. To advise
ministers to use unfermented wine at
sacrament; to plead with the doctors cot
to give it unless for medicine and as far
as possible to use non-alcoholic
medication. To ask the school teachers
T. show the evil effect Of alcohol on the
human system. To beg our christian
brothers to vote against it. To pray
that our Government be not in partner
ship with the liquor traffic and share in
it. profits and so on.
We can ill volumes with what we
have done aud then some big strong
brother who never cast q vote against it
in his life will say "why don't those W.
G.. T. U. do Something" We are taking
a stapd for God, Home and Native
Land" az true and brave as any man
who ever east vote or shot bullet for
his God, Home and Land. But we are
an army Of 6O0,0 strong witLout the
ballot aud its ballots that supports the
saloon. The Christian voter and his in.
iluence can wipe the whole traffic from
our fair land il he will. Its not the
question of what will you women do?
but how long will it take you men Ito
do something" "Swing"
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13
Dewey SparkIings.

The literary is drawing 10 close and
like the Arab twill fold its tont and
silently slip away" a. good meeting
Was had last Friday. A mock trial in
which all no took part coysrod their
heads with laurels. The prisoner at the
bar was found guilty in the worst degree
The important question Of National
irJhibiIion will be discussed next Fri.
day. Alvin Woods, Chas Kiucaid, and
d. Matthews sfor Prohibition aud
James Boldin aud Otto and Herman
Rotsch against it, by the way the
speakers are reading the NewVoice, the
Leader and statistius there Is going to
be q lively discussion.
Friday at 3 y. IN. the W. c. T. U. q
Jaspr will meet with Mrs. Roor. The
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13
AMONG THE LODGES.
Eastern Star visitorsFrom Ioplin--
A Masque Party,

At the last regular nesting Of Peer
less Chapter, o. f. the Grand Wor
thylMatrou, MRS. Fletcher, with about
twenty jolly delegates from Joplin, were
in attendance. After the comforting OF
the degrees by the members Of Peerless
Chapter and the regular order OF
business was observed and the work had
been reviewed by the GrandWorthy Ma
iron, which had been done very credit
ably by the members Of the degree staff,
speeches were then in order which were
INDUCED in by the visiting sisters and
brothers from Joplin, and we're words OF
praise and conmendation and should
cheer and encourage the staff, The So
eial features OF the order were then on
tered into which consisted Of = general
good time The last but not least was
the ice cream and cake aud hot coffee
which was enjoyed by all present.
The Woodmen of the World aud the
Woodmen's Circle INDUCED in u "Mas-
que Party" at their hall last night. The
participants were logged Up in every.
conceivable fashion aud created no end
OF amusement. During the evening
they conducted mock initiation with
great deal OF poMp aud ceremony. All
report jolly time.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13
Can You Blame tter2

From The Kansas City Journal.
A l0-year.old girl in the little town OF
Jasper ran away and was married to a
youthful lover, aged 49, in Boston,
Barton county, the other day. When
asked why sho had taken so rash step
she explained that she did 80 in order to
avoid leaving Missouri for far away
home in Washington state, whittier her
family and neighboling colonist5 dro
soon to start.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13
RI. ROBERTS & SON.
Sheridan.

The latest thing out IN Sheridan is the
new town known as lIu DOCS Holdup.
This city lies three miles southeast Of
jasper ard was recently n; MD by an
old settler Of Jasper county whose name
ia JermimA Ryestraw. The property
owners living near this city are Msssrs
Davis, Joiner, Robinson and Griffin.
These farms form the junction. The
principal streets are Joiner avenue and
Butter Milk alley. Two new houses are
being built on Joiner avenue and bright
prospects for more en- other streets. We
have started a postoiiice on the north.
east corner Of tho junction and need an
assistant poslnGste' Anyone desiring
this position must address apply at 1915
Butter Milk alley.
Those who desire to purchase lots can
do 50 as they are now for sale at the rate
% $50 square foot. cit would be useless
for anyone without recommendation from
their former town to stop at this place,
as the Hu-Duos have lately been seen
and will not let anyone come in who has
Aot always had good character.
Some Of our young people were wit
npsscs on the johnson, Rakcstrlw trial,
naich WAS held in Judge Haughawout's
r.urt last Friday evening at Dewey. 1t
was the first time that some Of tho wit.
nesses were over ON the stand but no ono
funtd.
Mr. Joiner, OF Joplin, has moved his
family TO his son Johns home. Mr..
Joiner is preparing to build two new
houses on his farm.
Sam Davis made business trip to
Jorioho Springs this week.
John Grow, Jr. and family have moved
10 Mr.. Johnson's farm.
Dat sowing is the order OF the day.
HU-Doo,
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13
For the Gon,pIsxIon.

The complexion always suffers from BID
iousnesS or constipation, unless tho bow.
elsare kept open the impurities from tho
body appear in the ioIm Of unsightly
eruptions. DeWitt's Little Early Rsers
keep the liver and bowels in healthy con-
dition and remove tho cause Of such
trouble. G f Hooper, Albany GA, says:
III took DeWitt's Little Early Risers for
biliousDess. They were Just what need.
ed. Am feeling better now than 10 years"
Never grippe or distress. Safe thorough
and gentle. The very best pills. e. !. Lau.
dcrbaugh.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13
Our New Spring
Dress
Goods

are now in and we invite
the sladies to call and see
them. Those pretty patterns
in our front window ate only
a few of the many which will
be found OH our shelves in
side. You cannot help but
buy "a pattern after you see
them and learn the prices.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13
Nursery Stock.

Those wishing Nursery Stock can DO
supplied by the old reliable Stark Muir
sery Co., of Louisiana, No. All stock
guaranteed. Try the .Black Ben Davis,
the market king, At Wholesale or re-
all: Prices as low as 4auy responsible
firm can sell. G. IL. MASTERS, Agt.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13
Stonehawker-Pugh.

Mr.. Chas. Stonehawkor and Miss
Mollle Pugh, two prominent young peo-
pie of the Diamond Eeighborhood, were
married last Sunday. ..
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13
Rising Sun Items.

Every delegate to County or state
conVentionsiin 80. this year THAT rides
on PASS should be required TO pin his
badge Of servitude on his breast. We
want no railroad domination 10 the
Site, no repetition Of the Goeb'
murder.
The question who was the greater
General Robt. +, Lee. or Albert Sidney
Johnston was defnility settl d by the
debaters at Rising Sun Literary Satur.
day night in IA, o. o General Leo
W. G. Warner editor Of the Industrial
Leader of Lamar, Mo, was shaking
hands with old friends in Jasper Sunday
Walt Calhoou a Cath Mo was
visiting relatives 10 this vicinity Sltur-
day.
Miss Mamie Hinamon is suffering
from a severe attack Of orysipelas.
Mn. Tom Calhoon is slightly i'm.
proving.
Well yes, pretty good rain.
Sow oats aud plant ."laters."
Special sale of Dress Goods,
Sat. 1arch IS at the new BOSTON
STORE, southeast corner square,
Carthage, MO.
Try u can of that extra fine
Kraut, for l0c at Crandall's.
Farm seeds: Cane, $l.75
Cow peas Whippoorwill,
- 80 cleaned Red Top, 81,
IS per bushel. At Webb
Drug Il Hdw. Co.
Pickles
lust received barrel Of fine pickles.
Call and try a sample. II. W. SHEETS.
I
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13

Miss Alice Boiling who has been sick
at Carthage, was able to come to her
home 10 this city Sunday evening and
hopes to resume her school duties at
Duenreg next week
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13

H. a. Ryan, who was called home
some time ago b. the serious illness Of
his father, returned last Saturday to
Pontiac, Illness, where he is in the em
ploy of tho Chicago ,S Alton railroad.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13
Fashion Sheets Free.

Call at r. l.. Roberts &
son aud receive a Fashion
sheet free of charge.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13
New Feed Store.

] have opened a new -four and feed
store in the Miller building on the cor
her of Grand avenue and Main street,
where you will find -four and feed of all
kini.s, at the lowest prices. Give us Ii
trial. ii. l.. Tallman. 26tf
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13

Jasper white Nbbouers will meet at
home OF Mrs. Roop Friday at 3 o'olpck
Members please come and bring friends.
Sec. n. G. L. U.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13

Alien Whitcsnl, who had his leg
broken in a runaway accident soma time
ago, is able to be out again with the aid
OF crutches.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13
Bargain Counter.

Next Saturday l viii sell
400 yards of the very Best
Blue Calico at 4 cts per yard.
Also few pieces of l0c, per-
Gale at . cts per yard. Don t
fail to get these Bargains as
calicos have advanced. And
it saves you money. ;
Respectfully, '
J.D. Harbur.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13
For Rent.

80 acres Of pillow, pasture and grass
land situated in Preston Township near
the John CrandR.l farm. For particulars
write to G. A. CrHndAll, McLAne, Pa.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13

Mist Ola Sheets, Of Cartrrville, is yis
ting the family Of her uucle, X. W.
Sheets.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13

Bert BoHtright, an old Jasper boy is
in the city visiting his sister Mrs. a, j.
Reed.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13
Remember we deliver
goods to any part OF the city
whenever requested.
A. NJ. CRANDALL.
Chronic Diarrhosa.

Chronic Dlarrhosa.
Mr.. c. Is. Wingfield, of Fairplay, Mo.
who suffered from chronic dysentery for
thirty five years, says chamberlain col.
ic, cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy did
him more good than any other medicine
he had ever used. For sale by Webb
Drug 4 Hdw co.
Remember we carry = full line Of
Groceries, Boots and Shoes.
Ii. HESBEIcKs.
See those nice cleaned cur
rants at Sheets. 3hs, 25c.
Get your garden seeds at j. f. Brights,
Whom you wake up with bad taste in
your mouth you may know that you need
n dose Of chamberlain stomach 4 liver
tablets. Thew will cleanse your stomach,
improve your appetite and make you feel
Ikea now nan. They are easy to take,
being sugar coated aud pleasant in effect
For sale by Webb Drug 4 Hardware co.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13

Nice fr'sh northern grown garden
seeds at Brght's. These seeds are tes-
ted and guaranteed. II
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13

Miss Nellie boucher is quite sick with
pneumonia
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13
would snlasst, the Club.

Would SnSasft the Club.
II members oH"Hay Fever Assoca
ton" wonld use DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, the club would
go to pieces, for it always cures this NAL
ady, and Asthma, the kind that battles
the doctors it wholly drives from the sys.
TEN. Thousands Of once hopeless SUI
ferers from Consumption, Pneumonia.
Bronchitis owe their hives and health TO il
1t conquers Grip, saves little ones from
Group and lis positively guaranteed for
all Throat and Lungs troubles. Zoe aud
sl.00, Trial bottles free at Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13

Call on. II. Hunt when you want any
thing in the Nursery line from strav--
berry plant to nm evergreen tree. You
get exactly the kinds you want and
full replace at half price OF all that nre
dead on or before August LIST 1902
l7tf IL. Hunt.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13

Sow your yards with Blue
Grass and White Glover
right now. Webb Drug b
Hdw. Co.
Just received at r. w.
Sheets. a nice lot CT pock-
ct cutlery.
Pure Corn Chops
at 81. 80 por hundred at the Jasper
Mills. ii. l.. TALLMAS.
Cream SeparatorS.
We make and sell good Cream Sepa-
ators. Satisfaction guaranteed.
WIN Baynes,
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13

Bulk Garden Seeds: w. II.
Hagar says he never saw
seeds come up as well as the
Rush Park seeds for sale by
Webb Drug & Hdw. Co.
LoGkIa~ From CobVVobs,
Cobwebs put on cut lately gavea
woman lock jaw. Millions know that the
thing to put on cut is BuckIen's ArnlcG
Salye, the infallible healer Of wounds
ulcers, sores. skin eruptions, burns
calls aad piles. 1t cures or no pay.
Only 52e at Webb drug store
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13

r. w. Sheets has the best
Sl.25 boys shoe in town.
Give them 4 trial.
The Jasper news., 1902-03-13
Corn and Coal

for sale in any quantity desired at th,
jasper Mills. Ii. l.. TALLMAN.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
SAVED BY HIS
W|FE'S DEVOTION.
MRS. ROLLER SUCCESSFUL
IN HUSBANDS BEHALF.
Judge Heed. Plea OF n Woman
Whose Faith NEVER
WaSrr~d.

Samuel Roller may thank his MI"
that ne was ahl, - take his position
behind tho bar " his saloon ~ on"
Hundred AMI Fifteenth street and ThIri
avenue his afternoon But FOR her l"-
vnupn and energy he would have been
bca.ul prison bars instead.
Keller wns arrested in December on
complaint ~ ore Della Mccarthy She
accused him 81 borrowing $40 from her
on n prc,cNt rha, II was needed for bail
fr a friend. and failing 10 return the
money
The case looked black FOR Keller but
his wife dld not desert him Through
her efforts Keller was kept In The
Tombs awaiting sentence FOR six weeks
after his trial while the detectives
worked on clues SIZE furnished tending
to clear her husband.
She paid the Mccarthy woman 500.
Interested men with influence and her
self pleaded with Judge NewhurEer.
sympathy with her caused the Judge
to suspend sentence when Keller was
brought befor. him to-day.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
AHA, PAT GARR|TY,
We HAVE YOU N0W!"
LOCAL HAWKSHAWS REJOICE
OVER CROOKS CAPTURE.
Harlem Flat Nobhrr detained
%. y Longtime
Criminal.

Charging him with being Fat Gtrri,y.
a longtime thief. recently released after
a n.ue-ycar sentence In SING Sing, De
tcctlve -Scrgesnts Carter and N"chan ar
rnlgned before MAGISTRATE Ie'lvr In the
Harlem Court to-day man giving the
name y, Joseph Burns" VINO, they
are confident. has been ro5hing OATS
right and left recently.
The prisoner was taken last night At
second avenue and one Hundred and
Twenty-a'th .irect while the detectives
were looking for man Who had
stringlcd Mrs. Elizabeth Williams In
.scapiog frosn her home At No Z5I Sec
oni avenue. where ne had been caught
goIns through thu bureau drawers.
burns denied ne was the man want
eel. but when lined up" at Police Head
quarters he was recognized by SerGt.
william Sheridan. keeper OF the records
and Rogucs Gallery. as Clarity.
lie finally admitted thai Sherid1n's
recognition Vas correct.
on GarrIty was found wad OF
pawn tickets for articles corresponding
TO mos which tn. police have on
their records as having recently been
stolen.
BCcause Mrs Williams was unable To
appear 10 prosecute. Magistrate I"ll"r
rcmani~d Clarity until Tomorrow
The evening world., 1902-02-28
'FAVERSHAM
DIVORCE ON,
Wife Asks Justice
BischoH to Appoint
a Referee.
SECRECY is MAINTAINED.
Counsel Refuses information
-"Matinee Idol" Was Con.
sidered Model Husband.

william Faversham's denial that his
wife had brcush; suit for divorce was
set n naught to-day. a. II. Humu,el.
In behalf OF Mrs. Faversham. applied to
Justice Blschor. in the Supreme Court.
for the appointment o. a referee TO take
testimony.
such motion can only be made after
complaint; has been served nd the
defendant answers
s,ill na!n;aln!ng the mystery which
has "nshrouded The domestic troubles
Of the matinee Idol. Mr. Hummel silent
" and sDlcmnly handed a bundle OF
four legal papers across the rail to
clerk Mccall. saying:
This Is an application for tho APP
pointmcut ~ referee. both sides as
| senting
Then lie acnt out II the corridor ana
enjoyed the FUN % REFRESHING oil In
formation except to say that he repro
! scented Mrs Marion Favcrsham-
Tae Papers are neld sacred by the
| court rules. aud the name OF the referee
| Viii b" KEEP, secret when he 10 ap-
pointed.
It - sald that ex-JustJcs Charles
| Donohur j. counsel FOR Faversham.
II Mas wIsu Flversaam vas playing
| In "F-lth~rlra!u" with Minnie Mad
dem Fisk-. thai Mrs Faver-ha;n fir,t
saw IN" young English actor from an
orchestra seat. eleven years ago. They
mot. loved aud were married. Their
mIrriiE- was es;cemei one OF unalIoyed
happiness until a few months ago.
For weeks both have been denying
rumvr-. aud rs late - yesterday Mr..
Fav.rsham denied thlt his wife had
asked for divorce or that she named
one ~ hI discreet society admirers
AS he an. .. hcr discomfort.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
A SISTER OF CHARITY
CURED OF CONSUMPTION

Sister Mary has broken the silence
OF her Order in giving her testimonial
for publication. but she feels that she
will be rewarded for the help II will
be To Others who are sick and without
any hope Of ever being cured. Her
nill name Is Sister Mary Humil.an-
nah. OF ST. Anthony School. Jersey
City. She was told by her doctors
that she never could get well. as ma
had Consumption.
As last resort she was sent nv
the Mother OF s=r Institution Ia -.
Koch Lung Cure doctors. al IS West
I'D st. n. Y. After three month";.
careful treatment by inhalation her
Consumption has been entirely cured
and she has been made perfectly well
and strong again.
THAT ! was cured as above sta,ed
! do hereby sign my name and offer
my testimonial for publication.
SISTER MARY HUNT .lANNAu
The evening world., 1902-02-28

brother Ike" enjoys bit OF free
lunch now and then with the boys. which
reminded them how At the last smoker
given by tho McMsnus Association
Tom" forgot 20 put strong lock on
the door Of the refs,shmcnt room. so.
while the honored guests were convers-
Ing with the trained actors and as-
tresses. the mob In the auditorium mad.
a dash for the chicken salad. beer and
sandwiches. when the honorcd guests
came down there wasn't even n napkin
left. Tom took no chances last night.
Four policemen guarded every sand.
witch
Tho Significance OF the McMnnus
roundup last night was TO compar,
noses and see how many votes would be
needed to retire Piunkitt from the
Leadership OF the Fifteenth Assembly
District and pave tho way for o. II. r.
Belmont 20 carry the district.
The evening world., 1902-02-28

The Thomas J McMsnus Association.
81 the Fifteenth Assembly District. held
rs second annual smoker and bail lust
nlsht a: the IVES, side I.yceurn. Fifty
second "treet and Broadway. Thrs"
thousand constituents crowded tho audi
torium Each man was siven a pipe, a
package Of tobacco and a picture Of The
only Tom W. he passed In TO the show.
Al, the McManuHcs were on hand.
THIS uecossitatod the opening OF ths
bis rcfrcshmcnt room down stairs.
The Jay Finn Association filcd In In a
body about go. headed by their Preri-
dent, John J Donahue. and Jay Finn.
Ten more kegs OF refreshments.
called Tom" to his head waiter. "and
have twenty more ready. They won't
last long
Ike Fromme was there with his
The evening world., 1902-02-28
HEADING OFF SMALLPOX.
Wholesale Vaccination ON English
Vessels Hound Here.

LONDON. Feb. 2s.--B-s luU.m, to-day.
All bound vessels from English
ports Infected with smallpox must ante
their officers. srsmcn. hTcmeu and an
grants vaccinuted. unless thev can show
signs that they were recently inpcIlaiyI
with vaccine virus.
The order Includes Liverpool. Glass -
'as.s .<sndon. but Plymouth and south.
empton. so far. are excepted
The United States Consular officers are
5nstituting a rigi: system OF inspection.
~ the epidemic increases they may suc-
DeDt even more strict measures
The evening world., 1902-02-28
FORT LEE MONUMENT.

bergen County r.sld-U's are "ndenv.
or.nc 20 have the Sea Jersey Lssi-In.
'ur" apprrpria'" tl."n Tor IN nu.lrui
20 mark th' scene % NJ battle ~ PAIL
sll.. nlnn az Flrt L..
The evening world., 1902-02-28
WIRES GOING BELOW.

rlIILApELrHiN Feb >, because
~ 100 rNl-rIsnr iI IN. recent 80 ~ 'h'
. or. .lylun Railroad Company b.,
j HlI.i n las an Ifs wir.g between
Sow Work ana this city UNDERGROUND
aHI Viii -'1r- 'hn Ion AZ once
The evening world., 1902-02-28
TELEGRAPH
PROMISES NEW DOCKS.

ALBANY Fo3 = -posk Commissioner
UaNk,s told 'hr Assembly cities ON
mite" that ~ IN" i.rgi-lttur" author
lE.,i New YORK 'ltN TO acquire Norm
River prpprr'y between iin~rtppri Mar
k,s and TWruty-thiri street exit beau
rnI ncN docks Suitable fer OCEAN
The evening world., 1902-02-28
Completes Third Year
Of His Imprisonment
for Murder.
WAITS FOR new TRIAL.
Young Prisoner Is Cheerful
in Spite Of His
Troubles.

Roland II. Molinuex yesterday COM
pieted his third year ~ impr slnmeut
IL Moiineux is innocent of the murder
OF Mrs Kate Adams-and by law every
man Is considered innocent until he has
been provcn guiliy-try 10 imagine what
this has meant 20 hint
Shut up In n cell for lcSi days. De
prived of the society ~ his wife his
father. his mother and all who lr" dear
10 him. Having for his associates only
convicted murdercrs or men awaiting
trial on the capital ohfense Unable To
speak In private with any one except his
counsel or To write to any one without
having his letters read by prison funr-
tionaries. Cut OF from freedom. from
outdoor air. from sunshinc-saprn ~
short. for three long weary years Of
everything tina; makes NE wor'h living.
Sitting for ffiy-scven days In a court
room nervousiy awaiting the outcome OF
his trial. Ana finally, with the shadow
Of death upon him. spending 80 days IN
the death-housc at Sing Sing with no
one to speak to. absolutely alone won
dering every hour OF that time whether
the next message she Warden brought
him would send him lrrcieemohlv 20 the
electric chair or give him another chance
for ilfe-a new trial.
IL Nolineux be guilty -hai he has
passed through rust mean n.mos; as
much TO him.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
PRINCE DELAYS PAYROllS.
Police .i-n Won't Gct Their Money
On Time.

In the excitement attendant upon the
reception 10 Prince Henry. the pol!se
paSTuiis have seen overlooked The
pdlrDim"H who stood ON In the rain
to Keep n. crowds back while III.
Prince rode by vii wait two OF three
days longer tam usual for their monsy
Perhaps the payrolis will not be ready
until Monday. March J. Usually ms
pnyhNy IL the 'rst ~ tho month
The evening world., 1902-02-28
M. MABILLEAU'S LECTURE.
Noted FrrnrhmRn Talks OF "Nu.
fuaiity in France"

VI Leopold Mnbillenu. director Of the
Musec Social, ~ Paris. delivered a lee
iurr last evening NJ Berkeley Hail under
IN" iuspi'os u the Alliance Franchise.
lie was Introduces ~ Mr. James II.
Hyde. the President ~ the Alliance.
The subject 81 NJ Mab,lleaua lcctur.
was 'Mu'ualIty In France" and Il was
handled with cousummat. skill. Other
speakers were NJ Edmund Bruwaert.
u" tursul-1"n"r9u OF France and
Mile NiIl,ste Scharff. q! Brooklyn,
The evening world., 1902-02-28
HAVEN'T THE ENTREE.

BERLIN. Feb Sin cable dc<patrhe
iu their papers some NJ the correspond
'nts who are VITA Prince Henry com
plain that they we've excluded from the
New York social functions
The evening world., 1902-02-28
AWARDED ALIMoNY.

quest manager Of N. Fluric.u'h
street Theatre has been AWARDED ra.lu.
sci zee ~ 81" ant siimouy - 81
ve"k Nv supreme court Justice TrunS'
The evening world., 1902-02-28
LOCAL
HURT IN RUNAWAY.

a horse lttach5d 90 i coupe driven
by James Waters. u No iC East
Nlnety-nrst street. ran ava, a, Forty
h'th street and Madison avenue last
ulsht Waters We thro~u 20 che pave
men, and received % fracture the
forearm THE coupe "a wreck y. The
hlrar wns cAusht ny nlLL..man
The evening world., 1902-02-28
SPANISH MINERS RIOT.
fr-sh Outbreaks Among worLm-n
Mt Harcriona and Ei.-vhrre.

MADRID, rob . The mInins re.
sions ARE In a Torment NJ agitation \,
hnujon and Malriielo, rioters have
set FIR" to the octroi municipal reycnuc)
offices and burned the documents they
contained
There has been another outbreak OF
disorder at Barcelona. Frequent meet
ingA are being held. with the object OF
declaring lnoiher Fcne-nl strlke.