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The state herald., 1902-10-17

It's because of their true merit that
so many smokers prefer Bnxters Bull
head scent cigar.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Cynic-Onc Of the grcntsHt nuisnnccs on
earth IN this custom OF shaking hands
with every one YOU meet Fricnd-Thats
right old man shukei
The state herald., 1902-10-17

The opportunity Of a lifetime seldom
has label ON 1t.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Lots OF pugillsta blow 10 hard before
tho fight that they are unable TO get IN
a blow during the progrcas Of the dis
turbance.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

JudFe-TInve you anything to say for
yourself2 Prisoner-No. sir. I'm mar
riel man.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Bullhcnd 5-ccnt cigar II you have
smoked one you know how good they
are II you have not try one.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

And Is that spiritunlist u good friend
OF yours2' only medium"
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Scllic-Do you know that n deer Hikes
tobacco? Jnne-lour dear may. but I'm
glad minG doesn't.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

II VIII hardly do to call woman
matchless because she falls to make a
match.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Dyspepsia.-bane of human existence.
Burdock Blood Bitters cures It, promptly,
permanently. Regulates and tones tho
stomach.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Mrs. yyinsiow's 3ncthing Syrup.
For chiidf-n tsethng. sofirns gums re- luoes IN
n.nirAcn. alays pain, errcs wiad collie 2st bottle
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Mr.. Doolcy says that the Newspaper
"coinfnrt.. the afflicted aud aiiiicts the
comfortable"
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Try me just once and am sure TO
come again. Defiance Starch.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

A cry sis arrives Ia the family when
tho nrst rirl baby Is born.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

am sure Piso's Cure for Consumption saved
my life three years go.-Mrs THos. RpnnIss'
Maple Street. Norwich. n. ". Feb. II. igoo
The state herald., 1902-10-17

PUTNAM FADELESS DYES color
more goods. per package. than others.
The state herald., 1902-10-17
Stops tho Cough and
WnpLS mn the E.IfI

Laxative Bron,o ouiaino Tablets. Price &c.
The evening world., 1902-05-13
IS, BUT
HAS TWO WIVES.
Cyrus lockwood Real
Earnest About One,
but We'd the Other for
a Dare.

Cyrus lockwood, who lives with q
widowed mother at No. q Patchen ave
nue.. Brooklyn, is only eighteen years
old, but he was held in s., 1000 bonds this
morning on the complaints OF two child
wives, who accused him of bigamy.
One wedding was In earncst-the girl
OF his first love. But the other he
| thought was a Joke until the Magistrate
asked him If he mad $500 this morning.
When he was sixteen and when Amelia
NJ. Tanner, OF No. 1856 Broadway.
Brooklyn. was OF the same age, they
went through many h%ardships to be
married. With only 10 cents they start
ed to walk from Brooklyn. They went
to Mamaroneck, Rye, Westchester and
then to Summit. before they found a
place to sleep. They walked all the
way and begged meals of farmers.
At Summit they found an aunt of the
girl to whom they said they had been
married. After they had lived with her
TWO weeks SHe sent Tor their parents
and then they were married, sure
enough. Then they were separated,
their parents saying they were TOO
young. But Amelia was known as Mrs.
lockwood.
Last January lockwood was out with
n party Of young people and some one
dared him.to get married to Ella Hager-
man, sixteen years old. He would not
be dared, so they were married by n
minister that night. And Ella imme-
diately assumed the name of Mrs. Rock
wood. but she never lived with her boy
husband.
Cyrus had almost forgotten about his
two wives when they met. compared
notes and caused his arrest on a charge
OF bigamy. II seemed that the love his
irst wife bore him was only dormant
and not dead and only needed the news
of his second marriage to resurrect 1t.
She wanted him-when he grew to be a
man-all to herself. And she had him
arrested.
The evening world., 1902-05-13
BULLETS RAIN
ABOUT F|REMEN.
Ammunition ExpIodes
at $780, ZOO Morn
ing Blaze i'm the Old
Boxer Building.

Amid the fire OF heavy m%usketry fro
men fought a $1,000 blaze early to-day,
which was as stubborn and persistent o
fire as the department has had to deal
with for many months.
An automatic alarm sent the force to
the old Boxer Building, running from
No. l0l to 1893 Duane street. through
the block to No. 10 to ~ Thomas street.
Towering above the building on the
nast liz the tall Mutual Reserve Build
ing n; Broadway and Duane street,
The first loor and the two Easements
were occupied by Doremus, Pease q
Co. blank book manufacturers. and the
two Easements were filled with paper
books of various descriptions.
On the Duane street end the four up
per floors were occupied by Hammond,
Boxer a Co., manufacturers of and
dealers In ordnance and ammunition.
The floors were all stocked with explo-
slves. mostly In the nature OF cartridges
OF various calibre. Some OF 1t was for
avy cannon.
When 1t WAS discovered that n guam
tity of ammunition was In the building
there We're fears OF an explosion and OF
men being injured by the bullets. but
after a very stiff fight 1t WAS believed
mat the fire was out when, Just as
most of the ircnen were getting ready
to leave, the whole building burst out
In flames.
Then came the explosion OF thousands
OF cartridges and leaden bullets flew
through the air with u p~rofusion which
sent all but the lremen 10 cover.
Water was poured into The cellars In
n deluge and the explosions ceased, and
the fire was apparently under control,
when the flames reached another sec
ton OF the building where a large
amount OF rifle ammunition was stored.
Near this were cases OF cannon ammu-
milton. Some OF 1t consisted OF six-inch
shells.
Under orders. the firemen ran to cover
just as the fire reached the chests of
ammunition. and another fusillade be-
gan. On the outside 1t sounded as
though a sham battle was being fought
within. AS tho firing continued the
whole five floors burst Il in flames,
Then the immense water towers were
brought into play, the firemen were re-
called and fighting the blaze begun over
again and the Are finally mastered.
Chief Croker estimated the damage at
fully 100000.
The evening world., 1902-05-13
DEAD WITH POISON
BOTTLE NEAR HIM.
Newark Man Whose Family
Had Left Him, Had Died
DAYS Before Police Found
His Body,
Especial 10 The Ersnins woridj

NEWARK. n. J.. MAJ 1S.-The police
here were Informed TODAY that Frank
Jsrn.r. ~fortv-three years old who lived
alone al Nc. 81 Bruce street. had not
been seen for a week. and. an investlGa-
tor being made, Jarnee was found
living dead In bed. VITA a bottle that
had contained carbOlic acid beside him.
lie had been dead several lays,
J%arnee's wife and dauEhter left him
some time ago.
The evening world., 1902-05-13
ROSY CHEEKS
A Sure Sign of Health.
Vinol Takes Rosy
Cheeks and Rich,
Red Blood.
A pale face is an indication of dis

A pale face is an indication OF dis
ease,
There are many women who
through overwork, worry or care find
themselves in a weak, debilitated
or rundown condition, which makes
life a burden.
A continuation of this condition
may induce lung troubles. stomach
troubles, a broken-down condition OF
the kidneys or of the liver, or q
arrangement Of those organs that are
the source of so much suffering for
women.
All such m should, come in
and see US, as we want to tell them
about Vinol.
Vinol is not a patent medicine. It
contains nothing but the curative
principles of Cod Liver Oil, COM
bined with a little organic, iron and a
delicious table wine, and as each of
these ingredients has been used
alone by our best physicians for
years in treating general debility,
bronchitis, consumption and ali vast.
Ing diseases, II can be readily under
stood that the scientific combination
of these three ingredients will PRO
duce wonderful results.
Vinol is especially good for women
whose blood is tnIn and weak; itlpuri-
fies and enriches the blood. It Is
also excellent for women who are rtryoua
and worried. because nervousness an.d wor.
ry always affect the stomach first tax.
thin and languid. Vlnol is so delicate II can
be taken into the weakest stomach. Tho
wine increases the appetite. and the
medicinal elements of the Gods liver
strengthen the muscles and add flesh. Yet
I contains no oil or grease and is de-
liciously palatable.
We know Vlnol Is a wonderful and pow
erful rcbutlder, and In advising you TO
take It we know what We are talking about.
Vluol Ia what we saw II Is; and n YOU are
tired and all worn out do not let another
dp~ r"s- Without pn+'ir~ " Nott'n of ~.
Come In and see us and we will
convince you that we are offering
you health and strength in Vinol.
Your money back If you are not
satisfied.
.Riker's Drug Store!
9th AVE. and 23d ST
The evening world., 1902-05-13
DAkEns 40 ON STRIKE.

The Bakers Union IN the Bronx has
made n demand for a ten-hour workdAy
aud there are E'rikes tn about twenty
bake-hp"s where the demand has been
refused,
ENGINEERS THREATEN STRIKE y.
A strike u threatened by the Safety
The evening world., 1902-05-13
STEAMSHIP LONG OVERDUE.
'am"ria, with . Passengers,
kbonI Eight Days Late.

LONDON, MAY IA despatch re-
eol,cd here to-day fnlm LIoyds' agent al
Rangoon. British Blrmah. says that
the British steamer CamOrta, from
Madras. which Is stated 10 have 60
p~assengsrs on board. Is eight days over
due.
The evening world., 1902-05-13
RUSSIA HOPES ron A. HEIR.

BERLIN, May ia despatch received
here from ST Petersburg announces
that the Eccouchement Of the Czsriua
In expected In SEPTEMBER No son has
ing event IL naturally looked forward
10 with much paEPTness.
The evening world., 1902-05-13

In a uewspaper interview to-day
LsSis AlAon, leader of Tammany
Han declared that n interference
vita his methods Of conducting the
organisation CONTINUES he Nill rosign
lhls declaration eas brought uul
iu q dlsrursiuu ~ tls action Of ths
lehman, shshulas lasl nlsht lu g.
hlsiaE a. uogunus Ihomaa l. f'ilnsr.
ii,hara praku if.snd M uhgs tuf
sauthw tfat
iHhn 3 fsHnH $50 Il ffinf AL .stf
g. Hsi Aai taH NfHh mads nsHl
r.. heH 81. ssf I ssi a. Hatf
atAi Co., IHf f-enilHaaRes of frIhff
49, az hfHnd ~ infltf =
$40 ~ hsf a. failsstif sna Az =
uHa sea sshi afsl o.
$50 sssl
iaiaI iafH islfrH.0 ~ A. tfi
fa m ai
49, ~ haHff
HHHI IHf aHHiaafiHN I'll fII
FahHsni fil aH aaiHg ~ ~
lH lHHHtFi HsH tnfiHlf IA.
siss 4 . tHaH ~ 49, IEr.
anH HHI m ~ hffi im
ihsif a $3.50 ltlHf g. 49, A.
go
hHtf HsitaHf afsHf taua -
af Hwiif
tsai taissg sssaif fsassaf isfsi n
afH fiH NtHlHiH az aaafal
49, asaass $685. 81 aisti
80 4 4 aaan Nafsfa| liai =
slksT aaaisfa tistasfa itesn fha0
Niafi aHan ha - 49, ~ a
asf fss
aai f.ahtias e. fsakss
ssss sssa ssaua s,s - SEES
The evening world., 1902-05-13
COLLEGE CLUBS PLAN FOR
BIG PING-PONG TOURNEY.
Yale, Harvard, Princeton and Columbia Organizations to Contest for
Lead in the City

That there will soon be an inter
! club plng-pong tourney between the
| alumni organizations of Yale, Har-
ward. Princeton and Columbia Is now
regarded as settled.
The Columbia Club Is planning u
tournament to begin Thursday for
the purpose OF picking the cham
pions who will represent it,
Yale Ia busy strengthening its
team. This club has already met
the Harvard club and broken even,
and has In addition defeated the
Princeton team Of four players
Al the Coiumbii club the tourna-
ment Is to be 30 large that the hall
OF the club will have to be employed
instead of the ping-pong room.
Several members Of these collegiate
organizations and many tennis players
have recently returned to tennis AFTER
n winter spent In pins-pong practice 10
and that the new game has made them
clumsy at the old one.
In the open BROOKLYN tournament
Ewing. for the Boys High School, has
been quitting M a stout battle against
Drisol. OF the Polytechnic Institute. and
Phllip Kearney, the crack player or
School. He beat Kearnoy, 60.
"a.
Members of the FenImore Social Clue
arc advancing in ping -pong skill. and
have determined to challenge all other
social clubs of the city. The best play
ers are Arman Mansell. Melville Levy.
Abe Shapiro. Arthur Strauss, Harry
Kres iner n Naomi Levy.
The opposite extremes at which ping
pong IL favored are well illustrated by |
The evening world., 1902-05-13
ULTIMATUM Of
MINERS DEF|EO.
Make Concessions or
Fight" Say Strikers
-"No Concessions"
Say the Operators.
FINAL WORD TOMORROW
Foreigners Are Arning-Non-
Union Men Arrive-Mitchell
B. May Call Out Toilers in
Bituminous Regions.

The leading representatives OF the
coal Carrying roads stated emphati-
cally to-day that there would be no
conference of the coal operators,
and that no concessions would be
offered to the miners at the Halle
ton meeting tomorrow,
The evening world., 1902-05-13

i,issiassi issis,s Fsna "a stsH
tsasi - Ahssais Al tlFaf issf

aH A.. a' =
a. iH i Fl
iH tr A. iflafa n a.
fsss Hia q
l
80 slN = iaiH.aais -
aaiassa go = sssaasss 49, 49,
sa 81 . $50 =
The evening world., 1902-05-13

i-trtisrti ~ ~ianissi,if tHniiril
aaniHHl "a lHlSsss - ist

49, NaHH fHr
fiHsafiH ~ A.
:
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The evening world., 1902-05-13
SEES HIS wrrE,s BOON.

George GirschIng. Of No. @1 nleechet
street. who IL a prisoner IN the Tomh'
without bail. on tho charge OF being i'm.
pllcatcd In tho death ~ his wife by
shooting. was allowed to ace" her body
this morning ere IL wns buried.
The evening world., 1902-05-13
uvrLI.n PLEADS GUILTY..

Patrick Donigan. butler FOR Henry
Steers, No. 10 East Thirty eighth street
to-day pleaded guilty to tho thctt oi
slT.O1 worth OF iewelry before Judg,
McMahoa IN Special Sessions. lie wa
reminded for sentence.
The evening world., 1902-05-13
MOWE ia I'M N RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG May la-Adviccs
received here from the Baltic provinces
show that the drought and frosts have
greatly damaged tne winter sowlngs.
Thus FAR there Ia no trace OF grass and
the peasants are reduced to feeding
their sAlrk on rotten straw taken from
the rnnLs " their cnLtaEes.
The evening world., 1902-05-13

20 TRANSFER spAuLpING.

TO TR INsFER spAILDING.
wAaHINGTON. May l2.-Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury Spaulding is
soon to be transferred to a place In the
customs service where the dutle- will
bc les ariuous than those a., his pres-
"ni post,
10 LAY CONVERSIONS.
WASHINGTON. May - Tsr CORNER
stone of the Mrliiulc, Memorial ONO
The evening world., 1902-05-13
WALLER STARTS ron HOME.

WASHINGTON. May 1s.-1t ia an
nounccd Mt the Navy Department that
Capt, Waller and other ollcera who
figured in tho now famous march
across Samar will leave for the United
States to-day oil h transport Warren.
The evening world., 1902-05-13

Engineers Union In the section OF the
rapid transit tunne for which Bradley
A co. have the contract. niles the con
tractors order a strict ei6ht-hour work
Ing day.
STOLEN RIDE COST LIFE.
Joseph Holtz. fourteen years old. of
No. s5 East Tenth street, while at
tempting to unfastcn the tail board of
a wagon, was struck OH the head by
the tail-board and sustained injuries
from which he died In Bellevue Hospital
thif morning.
NIXON A SrATEN ISLANDER.
Lewis Nixon, the s|hipbuilder and lead
er Of Tammany Hall, with his family.
has taken up hh residence at New
Dorp Beach, on Staten Island. for the
\ summer
The evening world., 1902-05-13
HOLDS TURKEY RESPONSIBLE.

CONSTANTINOPLE May lS-The Her
vian Government has notified the Porte
that fl holds Turkey responsible for the
recent frontier ARRAYS between Strvtan
guards and AlbanIans. and threatens
ronrisalS Il thrN arc rcneatcd.
The evening world., 1902-05-13

lihkE n Iiih hiHhks'
hihH CO.. INT flGlif.


HitkishAbhf hay ~ la@a,
hnlii, BAs Ass #ssssa a. ils
Hlsss n iLa isllss ~ assTlt
Eslait tfsif, sSffsassa a. n,asFf
l.ls 40 sasi sisils slissliaa
laeg ~ o. tssaisf Ihaiia,
! asslelss ca lsl.ssss siais
- 4 a. t.sa,sf 49, Z sssss'
s2e1sEnis
The evening world., 1902-05-13
Special to The Evening World }

Special TO The Evening World
WfLK EsDARRE, Pa. May Is
"To-morrow's convention nj Hn-
sIeton viii vote for 81 strike un-
Less the GENERATORS make conceH-
sions. IL there IL any hope Of ia
the convention may lust two
days, hut no longer time will he
given 10 them"
This is the statement made at the
strikers headquarters to-day. where
reports from the entire region on the
election and instruction OF delegates
10 the convention show that d large
majority were directed to vote for
concessions or strike"
The companies are busily preparing
for the calling out Of tht bremen, en-
GineeTs and pumpmen, which is eApects,
10 follow The day after the convention
decides for a permanent >, sike.
The first batch OF o unlOu men Nere
imported into tlis region to-day. II II
Understood that tho men come from
philadelphia and Bunalo. Several
houses are being built for their accom-,
mediation and they Will hr Kent ON thH
land of the company go hat they ma,
nt MNafANN lANAN AMAiAAfAtHNhf
The cpillerleH are nos guarded 1y
armed coal and iron police. and thtlI
numbers are bsing RAPIDLY lnrFranrd.
tbs operators are startled la
she Fsporis that Oh. for.IEnsTl
aFs s.Rtas, asd shat 'h-y r"n.
tinns so do 80 despite thr pFs'
fsais al thriT inAd"rs.
Trouble 10 feared. although both aids
Nll DO al they van No avoid b.
hhouid q permanent STRIKE be decide.
ppap i~Q.mprraN Isfrsidrni Mitchell NiiI
H. AZ Akgiihaad. ala4 AL put the nliu
fnlNuAa miner, ehflllnE tNf ranks -
fhf ahiheW a. Hhaut fansN
nrlnaarF a iaassn NIu Msk
40 t-sassssisAs.
h~iorhhplarla ui 500 nelaAaIf ilut
500 annani HHn fhrIf auuanl mfrlH.
aeHaal aHd fefrlralsa al tht aalEnN.
alltttal. t4ehlANNI NIh phaHl ltTan
q hpfrfh thai Ul UaHa aaHluHa u
~ aiaaf Az ihf ataI MIHFlf
AQNla Ninama'l eaali alau VI 81
aaffiHH r-aHanlfuafn tht llafa n rrs
aNfNf fhlpAHla AZ aAarl
- affI a. fHHfrlt niff III Il
ssasssas ~ rHf tsnHIaffff - So
iaiH iht foFrlN at
The evening world., 1902-05-13
CABLE.
PALMA CONrERs WITH WOOD.

HAVANA. MAY 1S--Pr.Nident-elect
Palma had q long conference with Gen.
Wood at which they discussed the hand.
ing over OF the Government of the
Island - the Cuban Administration.
The evening world., 1902-05-13
K%ITCHENER'S MEN
HIT Beers HARD.
Ian Aamilton's Force Sweeps
the Lichtenberg District
and Captures Many OF De-
lsrey's surghers.

LONDON. Naf rhs ~stsiy 70
p,u ~ l,fd ktthsarf received ts
as,. shusa thai ulnptssn hpris sNs
slllta. tiai ga sFis saauasa Nhsl ~
900 msas ~pnlsaasTs. thsi nias ssi'
irlasfsd sua ihsi ~ iints OCT sss"hs
~ huitss $3.50 ias prsa pf asltiF eel
lnts ti,s hanat III iss nfilith
asN lHN AAaAHll hHhf
f. III fMt MfHiriU huiH afifi
Hntu IHr Ntf HsHtN a.
aauIMn HiHfu H.HtHHHH I
II. aHI s..a
iIn raHta aHI n $500
Hn.knns ihai alHiut
fllf Hsksl . H
ltf AZ lafN s
ifli AAftN 49, HH Af
ilHEN
The evening world., 1902-05-13

80 Nsi ~ 80 .HH. t nsf
80 RHsi ! M
aaii HI fH Htrfifi Nsif ~
-. a, sssaa
asHi aHit M fNHN I
s.s a..
@. AaNE =.
sI
The evening world., 1902-05-13
nIEEN sIEADILA IMrnONEs.

THE HAGUE, May a-DeHpat,hes
fr al Castle Loo. received to-day, SNOW
thai tha improvement IN the condition
Of queen NIlhelmiua continues
The evening world., 1902-05-13
NEW MEN ~ MANHATTAN LIFE.

At the annual meeting of the Man
haitian Ihfe insurance Company to-day,
vacancies in the three year class were
nlled by thu election OF John Sherman
ltoyt. Albert {, Bostwick and Bradford
NJ. McGreRor.
The evening world., 1902-05-13
FULTON IN POLICE NET.

In tho person of Frank Fulton, who
was held to-day in $1,000 bail for ex-
animation Thursday morning by Magts-
tratc Dewey in the Myrtle Avenue Court.
Brooklyn, OH "a charge OF passing a
worthless check, the police believe they
tay there are nearly one hundred I'm
Lar charges against him.
The evening world., 1902-05-13
LOCAL.
APPEALS FROM TAX.

An appeal has been taken by tho New
York Central road from the city's as
sesement OF S3el 900 against tho Spuy-
ten Duyvll ard Port Morris road A
motion TO strike out the assessment
was argued before Justice Stcckler to-
I4V
The evening world., 1902-05-13

~ 4 sf4f sslf \ 49, ed
The evening world., 1902-05-13
S7,OoO.OOO FOR FAIR HEIRS.

SAN FRANcisEo, May iS,-The final
distribution Of James q Fairs estate
has been ordered by Judge Trout. BY
this decree Fairs three children, Charles
J.. Fair, Mrs. Virginia Vanderbilt and
Mrs, y. Oelrichs are given about siOoo,-
e., 600 additional.
The evening world., 1902-05-13
HERE TO STUDY SHIP COMBINE.

Archibald Mckenn. Of the EnsIlsh
shipping journal syresl and Shipping,
hns arrived on the Saxonia 10
study the shipping combine from the
American standpoint. We in England
are not worried over the combine n.
said, but we don't seem to understand
II thoroughly
The evening world., 1902-05-13
sc.oyS FOR A BIBIIE.

AT the auction sale by John Anderson
tr. No. ~ West Thirtieth street. OF a
vi. Of the library Of the late Thomas >
origiuIi issue OF the first Bible printed
In America In the English Language
brought s2,025.
The evening world., 1902-05-13
LINER DE

Emil l.. Boas, OF the Iiamburg-Ameri
can line, has received n cahiegram an
nouncins the death at Wiesbaden, Ger
many, OF l.udolph Mayer. technical d.
rector OF the line.
The evening world., 1902-05-13

Of New York. has been asked to he tho
guest of honor at the annual picnic of
the Cook County Democracy. June T.
Mayor Tom Johnson, Of Cleveland, has
accepted an invitntinon to he present.
The evening world., 1902-05-13
SIMON Is Gus EDWARDS NOW.

Gustave Henry Simon. the composer
of classical ballads such as Mamie,
Mamie, Don't You Feel AshanieY hat
his nimc Ia Gus Edwards.
The evening world., 1902-05-13
NEW YALE

NEW HAVEN. May l3'-The Yale
Corporation has voted from the funds
OF the william J. Lampson estate 10
erect n new building an the Middle
Campus TO be known as Lampson Ly-
rpum.
The evening world., 1902-05-13
Jesuit SUPERIOR DEAD.

SAN FRANCISCO, May i3.-Rev. IL.
Imodal, for five years superior General
OF the Jesug; Order In California, and
former President OF 81 lgnat.us COL
lege, in this city, is dead, aged seventy
one years,
The evening world., 1902-05-13
POET SUED ron DIVORCE.

John Vance Cheney the poet an
magazine writer, Mt present librarian. o
the Newbcrry Library, at Chicago, ma
been sued for divorce By his wife.
The evening world., 1902-05-13
MISS MARCH WILL DEBATE.

Miss Mae March. daughter of Port
Warden James Il. March. Will partlci-
pate In a debate which takes place In
lowville tonight by representatives OF
various literary societies.
The evening world., 1902-05-13
FOR EMPLOYEES ONLY.

NCIInE AsNItIhhl VOHlTHT"rTUT'T Ut IHT
migration Joseph Murray SAYS ina
Commissioner Winiams's order pro
Intended to apply only to employees "
tho registry division while on du'y lnt
the special boards OF inquiry In s"Ss'oh
The evening world., 1902-05-13

An entertainment for the oeneft OF
the Sisters of the Cenacle VIII be held
at \ O'Clock this evening NJ Cathedral
Hnli, lifttcth street
The evening world., 1902-05-13
TWO HUSBANDS SUE WOMAN.

Absolute divorce was granted by Jus
tee Marean. Of the Supreme Court
Brooklyn, to-day 10 Alfred .. Long, OF
Wilmington, pei, from Mrs. Bertina
RuycS. Directly nfterward the Justice
ref Sod 10 nnnul the marriage OF Alfred
W. BUycs to the same woman.
FETE Tonight ron TUE SISTEhs