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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-07-10

The strong eat we'll. sleep we'll look we'll
The weak don't, Hoods sarsaparilla
makes the weak strong
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-07-10

Ing the results Of gospel seed planting.
He started with a poor woman giving
a simple gospel tract to a passerby.
That tract brought this young man to
Christ. This young man wrote book
That book was blessed Of the Holy
Spirit and brought thousands upon
thousands into the kingdom, among
others Richard Baxter, who wrote
Saints Rest" That book In turn
brought thousands upon thousands
into the kingdom Of God Among other
converts were this man, that man and
the other man who in turn al! wrote
books which had blessed results. So
there was developed harvest of thou
sands of souls, all the direct results Of
one simple seed planting, the result Of
one poor unknown woman giving q
gospel tract to a young man who was
passing by. So the results Of the good
seed which the gospel sower sows will
never die as long as this old world
lasts.
The Eternal Harvest Home.
But the most precious sheaf garnered
| W NV Sh' iStiuh ooWVt uuu iS"l"A ~
the joyful realization that all the har-
vests which result from all the differ
ent Christian paintings shall be gath
cred at last into the grauaries Of heav'
on. 1t matters not how many immor
al men and women and children may
70 saved. nor whether they are rich OF
'oor, black erbwhite. jew or gentle
'rotestant or Catholic, they shall al
Ind room for themselves in heaven
Al who will acseptstchrist and throw
hemselles Upon his pardon and love
IN come.S The. sower Of the gospe
led might hesitate to cast the brea
I lifeSuIoa. the troubled sea Of siI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-27

I TN HE Archangel hotel, Nine. Clip
4 sy's asylum, was the most ell
lS,S,,S,j cgant building on the Quai
Ca.EzI St. Michel. A person who
paid her fortnlghts board in advance
was treated with consideration at this
hotel. Anne. Alexandra, who had been
a pretty woman, was now stout, tight
ly laced, always ovcrdrcssed and fond
of wearing a number of fiashy gold
chains, falling in cascades over her fat
bosom She had bright eyes and white
teeth but, alas, red nose. OF all her
wcal.nesses-and heaven knows she
had INDUCED in every variety-only
one remained she loved n good dinner,
with plenty of wine. She loved her
husband, and about the time NJ. patri-
gent was leaving the hospital she be-
gan TO be worried that her little man"
had not returned to dinner. She was
the hotel boy cried out:
Here is monseur!'
"Why, how late you arc, my little
~. she cried as she dropped her
knuc and fork and rushed forward to
embrace him.
But he received her caresses with an
air Of abstraction.
I'm tired" he said. 81 have been
the whole day playing billiards with
Evariste, NJ. Fauyels valet, and al
lowed him to win as often as he wish
ed. ! became acquainted with him
yesterday, and now / am his best
friend. If / wish to enter NJ. Fauvels
service as a messenger, | can rely upon
NJ. Evarste's good word"
What, you be an office messenger?
You!"
"Of course would. How else am
TO get into NJ. Fauvel's house for the
purpose Of studying my characters?'
"Then the valet gave you no news"
Nothing that | could make use Of,
and yet turned him inside out like q
glove. This banker is a remarkable
man. Evariste says he has not sim
gle vice, not even a little defect by
which his valet could gain 10 sous.
He neither smokes, drinks nor plays
in fact, he Is saint. He is worth mil
lions and lives rs respectfully and
quietly as a grocer He is devoted to
his wife, adores his children, is very
hospltable, but seldom goes into soci-
ETY."
Then his wife is young?
"Shc must be about fifty"
Nine, Alexandra reelected moment,
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C.a..Xsss5 had vanished. He pulled his
hat over his eyes and hung his hoHd,
MS if looking for relief among the pay
ing stones. He slowly asccnded the
steps. pausing several times. ut last
reaching the third floor, and stood be-
fore Il door decorated with the arms
of the famous detective--a cock. the
symbol Of vigilance-and his heart fail
cd him so that he had scarcely the
courage to ring the bell. Janouile. NJ.
LccoQ's Old servant. opened the door.
All" she said you come in time
for once in your life. Your patron
awaits YOU
Upon this announcement Fanferlot
was seized with a violent desire 10
beat retreat. BY what chance could
Lecoq want anything of him? While
he thus hositated ,JInoulle seized him
by the arm and pulled him in, saying;
do you want to take root there?
Come along. Your patron is waiting
for YOU"
In the middle of large room Curl
ously furnished. half library and half
Sreenroom, was seated at Il desk the
same person with gold spoctacles who
had said to Prosper at the police Of
fee, Courage" This was NJ. Lecoq
in his official character.
Upon Fanferlot's entrance as he adj
yanccd respectfully, bowling, NJ. Lecoo
laid down his pen and said, looking
sharply at him:
"Ah, here you are, my man. Well. 1t
seems you haven't made much prog
ress in the Bcrtomy case
why" murmured Fanferlot, you
know
II know that you have mixed every
thing until you can't see your way out,
so that you are ready to give up"
But it was not p
| NJ. LecOq arose and walked up and
down the room. Suddenly he confront
ed Fanferlot.
what would you think, Master
! Squirrel" he said ironically, "of a man
who abuses the confidence of those
who employ him, who reveals just
enough to lead the prosecution on the
wrong scent, who sacrifices to his own
foolish vanity the cause of justice and
the liberty of an unfortunate man"
Fanferlot recoiled a step.
| 81 should say" he stammered-"I
should say
You think, MIR. Squirrel, that this
man ought to be punished and dis
missed from his employment, and you
are right. The less a profession is
honored, the more honorable should
those be who belong to it. Neyerthe-
less you have been false TO yours. All,
Mr.. Squirrel. we are ambitious, and
we try to make the police force serve
us. We let justice so her way and
| we go ours"
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CHAPTER VI.

r by the time Fanferlot reac CHI
ed Montmartre street, where
NJ. Lecoq lived, his coura@ re
had vanished. He pulled his
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CHAPTER ".

URING these minute investi-
cations of his past life Pros
per was in prison in a secret
cell. The first two days had
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CHAPTER V.

e Archangel hotel, Nine. Clip
sy's asylum, was the most ell
cgant building on the Quai
st. Michel. A person who
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-27

The letter read, Fanferlot without a
word proceeded 10 copy it.
"Weil," said Nine. Alexandra, "what
do you say"
Fanferlot was delicately resealing the
copied letter when the door of the hotel
office was suddenly opened and the
boy whispered:
Hist! Hist"
Fanferlot disappeared with marvel
Gus CELEBRITY into dark closet. He had
| barely time to close the door before
Nine. Gypsy entered.
Alas, the poor girl was sadly chang
! cd. She was pale, her cheeks were
hollow and her eyes were red with
weeping.
| On seeing her Nine. Alexandra could
not repress cry of surprise.
"Why, my child, you are not going
OUT"
Il am obliged to do so, madame, and
l came to ask you to tell any one that
may call during my absence to wait
until return"
but where are you going at this
hour, sick as you are?"
| Nine. Gypsy hesitated moment.
"Oh," she said, "you are so good to
me that | am tempted to conidc in
you. Read this note, which messen-
ger Just now brought to me-"
"What. cried Nine. Alexandra per-
fectly aghast. "a messenger come
here and 90 up TO your ROOM
as there anything surprising in
that"
| ooh, no."
And in n tone loud enough to be
heard in the closet she read the note:
friend Of Prosper. who can neither receive
| you nor present himself at your house, needs e.
| speak to you. Re in the stage of opposite the
| ST. jacques tower tonight at y precisely, aud tn
| writer will approach and tell you what he has I,
| say TO you. I have appointed this public pac
for the rendezvous to relieve you Of all feai
"And you are going to this rcndez
vous?' cried Nine. Alexandra.
| certainly"
"But it is imprUdcnt foolish. IT t.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
REUSED FROM BED
TO FIGHT FLAMES.
M'KElVEYS so EXCITED THEY
FORGOT BABY.
0st a Thoughtful servant Had
Taken Little One 10 Plac.
Of safety.

Fire caused excitement IN the house
No. $50 West Twenty eighth street early
this morning. John Mckelvev = re.
tired builder owns and occupies IN.
house. His son Charles +. W. Nickel.
yey. with hts wife and sven. weeks. old
baby. sleep In a front room on the third
floor.
Mrs. Mcks!vev jr. arose TO prepare
some milk for The baby y spark from
a match in her Iand fell on laung,
and set fire to u. The flames ran M
the fringe OF the lounge aud igni 81 ;A-
window curtains.
Mr.. and Nrs Mckelyey. Jr. ANA Mr.
Ackelvey. ST. fought the Hre uni. &C.
was beyond their control. and thea
opened window and shouted Fire,
They had been 50 engaged with the
hre thar they neglected 10 carry the
BABY from the room, watch was allei
Win smoke. But a thoughtful servant
OF danger.
Firemen soon put the hr. out The
damage Vas tTifilns
On the sane block with the Nickel
veys lives former CHIEF ~ Police peyery
and Fire CHIEF Croker
The evening world., 1902-03-04
BLACKWELL s MAY
Be A PUBLIC PARK.
LEASE ISLAND TO UNCLE
SAM, URGES CANTOR.
Rear-Admirri Ta,Ior assure. Him
Government VIII Waite ~ u
Pleasure i.ro1pd.

Borough President Cantor has s,rt -
the Legislature n Dill pro,.duS flr 10"
LEASING nt the Nhpic II blackwell Is
land to the Government Tor q naval sta
ton and public park The measure will
BE- introduced IN the tpper House by
Senator Slater.
BY the terms ~ the hill The power to
make the lcas" for period 90 lcu wears
Is placed Ia the hsuds - the shaking
Fund Commissioners and Horuugn
President Cantor. This foiWs board
comprising Mayor Low. Comptroller
irout. President Torncs. Alderman Par
sons. Fr. sident cantor inl tl;y Cam
heTiain Gould.
The bill is sweeping Ia rhara ter. con-
aiming this clause. the legislature
hereby also ccdcs IN. Jurisdiction OF the
isand to the United States during tn,
tg<l-tenrr ~ said lease"
Mr cantor says Rear Admiral Taylor
ass assured him the Government viii
Fsate puzzle park on the ISLAND. with
gardens. statues ana museum
The evening world., 1902-03-04
R0THENBERG & co.'s BIRTH
DAY SALE.
DarGains In Lingerie. Rugs. Carpets
aud Everything One Can Imagine.

kothenbers x go are holding a nir,n.
day anniversary AZ ihciF big store on
West Fourteenth street The lingerie
and underwear department Il, , featur.
Fesioons Of rionon - every shade. on
either side, are the effective frame
work. Beneath the pathway is llncd
with the birthday offerings ps a.i vl-ie.
ties. Specials IN rugs har, struggled
down 10 the main floor 70 competr Witb
the other departments that thrstf.n
10 steal their popularity by a sale Of
prices which only the "1irihdal spirit''
could warrant. AGmlns.srs and .s,t,ie.
BRUSSELS are well in the lead
For the opening dan tCgtr-i,y ..i
yards OF velvet carpetiRg was o feature.
ald merrilv ! demonstrated 10. claim
Mems and boys clnth.ny isal,.sIy
commended for precedence with thr ,.rn
mime attraction on very side fl,tIe
lads double-brea sted suits. lust h,
Inihs TOT ne spring iays ahead. iaunty
values that each customer was IlT1Ii.i
10 four. that the supply mis,h la
measure keep pace With the demand
eprins groves. notions a. reduced prices
rivalry.
Dress goods and dress trimming. war.
goInR. a. equally desirable rates. and tho
crowd Justled this way and that 70 get
= place at the OVERLOOKING counters
In the music department on III. sec
Ql16 uoor concert was In progress two
Nours each during the morning and
4fl1rnoou- The souvenir Of the day w.ts
Mf4den away In the tea Department
W1ere In addition TO the gift hound ~
Eee thai went Win every pound AZ
- tea was Pan-Amefican spoon
- 1fethdav output merlla careful
-
The evening world., 1902-03-04
WHOSE LITTLE BOY
IS THIS LOST ONE {?
TELLS POLICEMAN HE IS
JOHNNY MORGAN.
Chcery-Fnced si.-Ncsr-Oid Lad
Found t.Irrp ut. ~
area Mat.

Policeman SPENCER. ~ Trio West TEI--
tisth street station found rHccry-
facet bow " siA wears Of evidently 70
hned breeding, curlsI up asleep rr =
ma; In the ares OF W 80 Fourth ave
nu- c,fly this morning
lie took him 70 m. station house.
where H. boz said DO was John MOT
gan. bat could nor iell who're us ..sI
He SAL he mad been PLAYING lrI thsa
took MAX nai g0t tired .1st his
way and Went INTO the are, 20 sleep
lie continually eried tina %" wanted
mamma.
The boy has SANDY hair round face
with regular features and wear d ltst.,
tan colote4 Nght oNtrgytt -nlIt waist.
knieksrc Sekcrs nest. N.ii-iuJas shoes
and Jersey skatiag SAP vs.. iasscl
lite had nothing IN his possession py
which ne might nc Identified aud there
were no marks on his clothing
He proved attractive 20 people Nhp
passed him IN the street with IN" po
liceman. and all he mon Ia he sta
tlon-house grew interested ~ Ms case.
He was sent - Police HcliquaTtyrs
The evening world., 1902-03-04
ANY ONE CAN
Prove the Value Of Scientific Food.

A good STRAIGHTFORWARD test Of food
Is worth much to humanity. The fol-
lowing is interesting:
Mr. 7. X. Durboraw. OF Greenfield,
O.. says: After 3 months slckness
with grip I found / had lost AZ
pounds. with little appetite and al
most no digestion. Wife finally put
me on Grape-Nuts. and | actually
lived on this food. taking II three
times day. and cup of Postum
Coffee nj each me; for about four
weeks.
When I began was so nervous
and weak that my strength was ex-
hf sted even by dressing. and. OF
course. was unable to do the work
loaded upon my desk. but ham
mered away without any tonics or
medicines. only my diet OF Grape
Nuts and Postum three times a day.
l found at the end OF % days my
nervousness gone. strength greatly
increased and that had gained Is
pounds.
Finally. after getting back to good
health again. OF course took on DIFF
ferent kinds Of food. and. az q change.
began using - for breakfast.
After n while some peculiar spells
began to appear in the morning. with
deathly sickness and nervous lassi-
tude. l took treatment for bilious
ness. but that did not avail.
About n month ago gave up the
for breakfast and took ON
Grape-Nuts again. These morning
attacks left me entirely in a day or
two. and I feel that have had sum
Client evidence OF the scientific yalue
Of Grape-Nnts as a vltalizing, perfec,
food. that does not require the heavy
work OF the stomach occasioned by
the use Of starchy foods we use SO
much nowadays"
The evening world., 1902-03-04
LIABILITIES. $4,000.

CHICAGO. MARCIA The stool h-ok
eragy arm OF William q wasman sior,
" e. contested Insolvency in the Unite,
S'a'r- District Court Liabilities 500
,-s. l~ssfu Enuus
The evening world., 1902-03-04
OTERO'S JEWELS, SHE SAYS,
WILL FILL A PINT MEASURE,
Spanish Dancer Tells
How She Replaced
the Paste Ornaments
with Real Gems.

Paris March i-otero. tn. spanish
dancer. snensurss her success ~ gro
6"rs maasure and eNnihit. pint %
diamonds. slppnires and pearls to deter
mine IT,
When | hrst came TO Paris" she
ssrs. ~ -n| only poor flower girl but
{ realized tn value OF diamonds. and
my jewels attracted more attention than
my art. ou; the latter only was real.
while the former was paste.
D!sl!king shlsns. I had the paste
stones replaced by real ones in the old
settings one ~ enc. and nov every
Jewel. and they hlr a pint. Is a gem OF
tho finest quality
The evening world., 1902-03-04
DIR. MEREDITH IMPROVING

Latest adslccs received by his Il COX.
iEu congregation indicate thai the con.
i'ou u' Re. rr u u Meredith %
r" rompkns A,euue Congregation
HIrc1. eho Is 81! ~ Cul;ia, Mrxie1. "a,
--lfr Inn
The evening world., 1902-03-04
Low BUT CLASSIC.

In striking contrast Go ias sNysrrtper
district Haii %, IN. lnllu, tH1-stnry
classical structure THAT the Liberty VA
tinnal Bank vi. erect ~ it. new home
on the site ~ the present Ava-story iron
front BUILDING at N. . BroadwIy fIg
which forty year lease ms boon
secured
The evening world., 1902-03-04
ARTIST BETS KILLED.
Fell Twelve stories Through shaft
In philadelphia Hotel.

PHILADELPHIA. March +-John
Henderson Belts. a young artist who
successfully illustrated Charles Heber
cIarkc's book, Captain Biuett." was
Killed by falling from an elevator at
the twelfth floor Of the Real Estate
Trust Company's building ut broad
and Chestnut streets.
He was going to the ONCE Of his
father. Col. Charles u. Belts, a wealthy
lumber merchant and prominent men,
Der OF the Union League. when he fell
through the open doorway Of the slsva.
tor. -4
The evening world., 1902-03-04
SOUTHERN PACIFIC PLANS.

pan FOR the Consolidation ~ the
Southern rn-iar Railroad - Calir,r
MIA southern raeiA7 ~ Arizona and
N" Southern Pa nr Of New Mexico -
being considered ia Wal street The
plan Includes \ scheme 70 refund the
bonds ~ the iIr-r companies under Or.
general NOR gage
The evening world., 1902-03-04
FLOUR TRUSTS CAN SELL.

Voc r'anrei'o- Pitney at Jersey ritv
osi"rday confirmed IN" proposed sale
~ 90" pihn's %" United States Mil
ing company at a fixed and upset
pr.H" ~ s. ln CO. n was partly t-rsei
fla blocks ~ ftsN On
The evening world., 1902-03-04
LINEMEN STILL OUT.

The striking telephone lnsmrn are
still out and are confident 81 success
The men are elatei over the fact that
none ~ the four hundred strikers has
returned % work and that the com
psni,s have only learners. who work
slowly 10 repair the damage done by the
The evening world., 1902-03-04

CHICAGO MARCH ~ threatening
20 follow him around and gave him the
rfN hb.at" Ia his strnu. scenes IN
The christian ADELAIDE c4Shman
Morgan has secured tsep from he nus.
band Edward J Morgan. IN leu Of
Ufur" a'Imauv claims
The evening world., 1902-03-04
HELD IN PARIS.

PARIS. March +-Thc polls" are hold
ing an anarchss, OF the name NJ L,bcr
tai a. the inst,sator OF the demons,ra
t.pus In the Place lie la Repu5liqu- 70,
low ing IN. appearance OF the scndarme
SUNDAY.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
CREDITORS FILE CLAIMS.

Jalmes. proprietor n "a. Br.voor,
Hous. am the Hotel .'uastsigisr,t
Nas 1c.d yesterday ~ me oiiir. Of Nor
Pc Ms" referee iu tauNruptry at
~" " ~ atHs' place Fury r.Aims as
81 I'D" were nei. a1I Erues;
70 /. Meyer Nts elected tru.te. To
h'. Inc. sanN liabilities 81 81" and So.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
EXILE HIS CHOICE.

ON th. u1giition that h" voUi hs eN-
He'd g. Good Ground for three years .r
the nope ~ making aim a better BOY
Leonard Robinson. who confessed to
having plotted To kill pretty fifte-u ear
old Jessie Danes. ~ Blue Point Long
Islnnh was u ...lts.d from nu.tEls
The evening world., 1902-03-04
CHAMPIONS THE Beers.

a,ive Shatro,h. Of Colorado. has pre-
scented memorial from the Colorado
Legislature appealing 10 the Admins
tra'ion 20 tender the good offices OF our
Government to the end that the Brit
ish Government may ne induced 70
change Its present policy and tender
such terms % peace as will be honor
able To the Beers and In accordance
with their asprations for liberty"
The evening world., 1902-03-04
TRIED no SEE PRINoE.

'IilrNGu March soon after
Prince Henry arrived at the hotel
George : Howe. discharged United
States soldier. ir.et 10 force hi, way tn
the royal room When arrested he wrote
thai be- was deaf and dumb ana wanted
20 ask the fIince To take HIM 20 Ger
fnAmA-
The evening world., 1902-03-04
PARTRIDGE AFTER THEM.
to Take Up Cases Of
Detectives Kane and Saith.

Independent OF the proceedings he
fore Magistrate Pool. In the York
willie Court Commissioner Partridge
Will investigate the case OF Freeing.
Detectives Henry Z. Kane and 1eore.
street station. who are accused BY
Mrs Nay Atnstrei;. Of 10. Ns Eas,
Twsnty-second street. OF insulting her
and following her into her home on
last Sunday niEht on a pretense OF
looking for disorderly persona.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
HARTMAN IN NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS. March r Il
Hartman, Presiden; of the Sauther
Pacific. ana his party has arrived
. special car
The evening world., 1902-03-04

PARIS March Miss M.ude Come.
known IS the Ir-h Joan ~ Arc. has
aroused N. English colony py her rryo-
lHiionary speeches ami the h-tsh Am
hassator las made formal complaint
asninst her utterinces which ne says.
are reasonable
Her most 'm9hatir declarations we're
made A. meeting In ~. interest q
the candidacy ~ Edward Archiescon.
who Is NJ Irish descent and National
ist candidate Cor luc 'aama,r ~ pepu.
ties
The evening world., 1902-03-04
VAN DER PUTTE DEAD.

THE HAGUE. March t-Franzen Van
der Putte. Dutch Minister for the col
ouies when the Achines- war began In
'S,7. il dead % pneumonia
The evening world., 1902-03-04
NINE. CALvE DETAINED.

Bo~lus, %; n. receipt ~ telegram
armour ling the death ~ her Rth'r n
Southern France NmE Emma cave
vll not anrear N Carmen ~ m" Me-
rppuI3'an opera House On Thursdsl
evening as has been advertised
The evening world., 1902-03-04

Gen Joseph Nu.'i"r and Mrs t.rr.
son Davis wcr. 'upIr the spcciRu, 10
yi"d guests % Oh" rburity entertain
meul given A. ,uruegi" lt cum by IA.
New YORK chapter Of the unitcd Daush.
tors u Oh, CON l-l.rA.N
The evening world., 1902-03-04
AsToR HOTEL $1,000, 900.

The modern nine story hotel which
william Waldorf Astor Will have erected
sor W. c. Muschenhelm. proprietor o.,
she Arena on the west side Of I,ongaore
square, from Forty fourth To Foriy-flfth
streets. viii cost more than 81 90 0GO
The evening world., 1902-03-04
GALA POSTPONED.

The gala performance frr Primo
Henry At the Irving Place Theatre whic
Vas 70 nave taken plac. Feb -, VII, b
= y"n on tho evening ~ March -. wh-
A. The white Horse cavern vii h
yfrp4sfrtpl
The evening world., 1902-03-04
ASK ABOUT STEEL TRUST.

LONDON. March Authorization con-
corning the United st.:es Steel Corpora
ton and the Ship Subsidy bill was asked
for IN she House OF Commons by Col Sir
Howard Vincent.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
ANNUAL RENT see. 800.

At an annual rental % 81, -. Edward !
s'i"mous has ceased from william |
Gum s-d Andrew Grant the ulU, story |
nrepr.r hotel tf Nos ~ 30 Wet |
Fi'iN sixth street wulrh il 70 be ready |
fnr .--.LLra NJ Nt-rlL 1.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
THREE-cENT-FARE LAW FAILS

WASHINGTON. March The Su-
promo Court has decided that an ordl-
nance enacted los the Detroit city
government reducing the fare an street
cars TO three cents. vas Irregular and
city ordinances liking the fare a; Eve
cents we're really contracts VITA the
trolley corporatlors
The evening world., 1902-03-04
SPECTATORS CHILLY.

4 delegation 90 tick"i spectators who
comp'ained 60 Commissioned Thurston
%, palr activity toward them got li;t'r
satisfaction. being told that the action
~ %. Magistrates In hollins Al Specu-
l.fsrs aFr.Etei proved the course ~ Inc
police 4 proper one
The evening world., 1902-03-04
WALDORF LoITERER FINED.

10 - john L MAY. who lives al the
Mills llote. FOR lettering ABOUT me
'rttsHr" 20 the waldorf Astoria ,',.r
Poo .1r .sHH 'n'd tH move IN ~, vas
- 's'el 'u' au,l lU Jer-rs ~ Market
Court
The evening world., 1902-03-04
ANARCHIST ARRESTED.

PARIS. March An Anarchist named
LibeRad has been arrested as the prir.
c!pal !nstiEator OF the riots NJ the unem-
p.oy-d. and Viii be prosecuted for tn
citing to murder.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
NINE. BISHOP BREAKS ARM.

HONOLULU. Feb. ?i.-Mme. Genevra
tombstone Bishop. who came here 10
sing IN The Messiah. trippsi :go
lays after arriving on an unobsery,d
rise In a sidewalk. fell and broke an
trfn iu fWn nIl.as
The evening world., 1902-03-04
HOTEL Room AHEAD.

flots of land from SOS - to ~ Yves;
Forty-third street have been pure lscI
hy prominent r,a. estate operators "a
sites for the launching Of the Tonga re
Square district hotel boom.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
IN THIS COUNTY.

Justice Truman Waite. ~ the Su-
prcmc Court. before whom the rnse NJ
Mckinley Assassin was tried Is taking
his nrs- assignment u Sew York
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