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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11

Plnn. of ereat we.tern.

Plans OF Great western.
1t is stated the purchase Of the Cum
noude property Saturday by the Great
Western was for the purpose Of charging
its depot grounds. 1t is also said that the
Great Western c~ontemplates erecting q
large warehouse adjoining it's tracks on the
block south Of Ninth avenue and east Of
Main street. which will be occupied By .
large wholesale house Of this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11

Ror the accommodation or The Bee read
ers, these patterns which usually retail a
nominal price. 10 cents. which covers all
expense. In order to get q pattern en-
close 10 cents. give number and name 81
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11
rRUsr IN


-Years ago. when I was In the fruit
business" said a Mi~chigander. quoted BY
the Detroit Free Press. II used to take
some long chances on the apple and peach
crop. / mean By that that ! would buy
the yield OF an orchard after counting up
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11
REGULAR % a cLooK
Are the Ladies who uas
DISKS.

No uncertainty. no worry. no suppression. but nat
arai. healthy functions. regularly maintained A
specific for painful periods. safe. harmless. oartafa.
Write Tor circular Or send 500 for BOX. POST
soId By sherman a Meconnsn DruE Co.. Cor. ls,h
and Dodge Streets. omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11
LEWIS I:'ii is Cutler

FUNERAL DIRECTOR
:. rs SSss;ss'; :sFEaissazs ss:::'' 81
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11
DR.. McGREW


Diseases and Disorders Of Men Only.
~ Xears' Experiences. 10 Years IN
Omaha.
uAnln0nEfE cured by a treatment
VhnIUO0LLE which Is the QUICKEST,
safest and most natural that has vet been
discovered. No pain whatever. Treatment
at ONCE or at home and a permanent cure
guaranteed.
BLOOD DISEASES ursdln 80 to so day.
Hot Springs Treatment for Syphilis
And ali Blood PoisOns. No sBREAKING
OUT" On the skin or face and an external
signs OF the disease disappear at once. "A
treatment that r. more successful and far
more satisfactory than the 'old form" OF
Treatment ana at less than HAL THE
COST. A permanent cure for life.
OVER so, 900 s Ssssi soi i:s. o. IF Vitality siEsilp1
aud AL unnatural weaknesses OF men,
Structure, elect Kidney and Bladder Dis
eases. Hydrocele, cured permanently.
CHARGES Low. CONSULTATION FRER
Treatment by mall. p; o. Box 7e8.
once over 115 8. llth street, between Far
nam and Douglas St.. OMAHA NEB.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11
Local Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, Aug. 10.-Ofacial record OF tenn
the corresponding day OF the last three
years:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11
FOREcAsT OF THE WEATHER
Fair ana Warmer Monday and Tues
day is the Prospect for
Nebraaka.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-Forecast:
For Nebraska, North Dakota. South Da-
kota and Kansas-Fair and warmer Mon
day and Tuesday.
For minois-Fair Monday, with cooler
In extreme south portions; Tuesday fair
and warmer; fresh northwest winds.
For Iowa and Missouri-Fair Monday and
Tuesday; warmer Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11

iAKsep clean, Use PvrKs Mschanio's soap
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11

t indicates trace OF precipitation.
Il. A WELSH.
Local Forecast Omcial.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-21
LOCAL BREvITlES.

HomeSeekers should not overlook the
sale Of the Dr. Nichols property to-
The Spokesman. freighted with Dem
ocratic editorial matter. VIII be out this
morning.
sale Of the Dr. Nichols property at IL
o'clock noon today az the saiesr0Om Of
Jas. r. Morgan.
~ - reported that Father Wendelin
has rendered his resignation 20 the
Board OF Health.
The home Of DIR. Nichols. which Is TO
b. sold at auction today, commands n
naEnificent view.
Frank r. Vida. late In the employ OF
the Union Feed Company and one az
its directors. viii locate In Argentina
Miss Ellen a Cook and Mr.. Alfred
Seymour Kenway were quietly married
Thursday evening at St Andrews
chapel.
William Mckinley Lodge No. $. X. OF
r. viii meet at Harmony hall tonight
at 7:20 o'clock. work In the Page ana
Esquire ranks.
The Governor and the heads OF the
different public departments visited
The schools yesterday. this being the
last day OF the school year
Nearly 30 children OF various nation
Glitles and from several kindsrga en-
II
mann at her residence on Judd street
last Wednesday
A loss Of about 900 falls 10 the
\ wrong side Of the books OF the diner
4 ent sufferers from the IRE at the corner
81 Fort and Queen streets winch occur
red yesterday moi ling
/ All members = the Excelsior Lodge
No. 4 l. q. O. p. are requested 10 meet
Il al their hall on Fort street tomorrow
i 1Surday) at O'Clock for the purpose
/ ~ ATTENDING the annual memorial Sers-
i ice ~ the order. All visiting ODD Eel
/ tSsrs are invited 40 participate
/ the ordination 81 Mr. WonE huk
ShinE AZ a Chinese evanseiist VII =, -. 80.
the place OF the morning service 81 the
4 Chinese church. Rev. p w. thMins
Il v,rfff rreach the ordination sermon. Rev
4 I,Sadinghan will make the ordainint;
/ prayer. Rev. w. -. WestcrNeu vii
A efvs the charge. and Rev. -. II Suitch
| viii extend the right hand OF iei""-
ship 10 the candidate.
The Agricultural Seminar meeting
/ postponed from last Saturday even
i ing, will be held tonight AT s.SV IN the
Offfcc OF the u. =. Experiment St.stlon
In the government building. hr. Iur-
ner. manager OF the slH1l -. -
sisal. will present a paper on that 5 ~,
Il f@ct Mr. Duncan. chemist 81 the aa-
waIlan Fertilizer Works. viii give =
L paper on some subject alonE the line =,
i agricultural chemistry MI
are invited to attend
Henry 8. TOvusend's letter from Min
danao In supplemented by n PERSONA
note in which the writer says; IL ma,
b.. hard for your readers to realize th.l'
the late disturbances have not IN ans
degree, endangered Americans not ui'
rectiy connected with IN" army anu OF
tt,ttf In that particular locality. Aoro'
carry arms about our streets as freeio
!, as they wish: and just while nav,
been writing this note. my y"unses
fsoy has bought ~ Kris from one ol
fhern at my door. / do not tse' AZ,
,,,rr.. danger among these people thar
would among Connecticut Yankees
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-21
FIREWORKS FOR
THE FOURTH
Pvotechnics Tor the independence
Day Display Arrive From
China.

Fireworks win illuminate the Honolulu
skies ON the night % the Fourth Of July
and the display. while u will not b. az
great az vas hoped. OWNS 20 the late aay
al which the order for the pyrotechnieS
MAS placed. will b. a worthy one.
In the cargo Of the China which ar
we'd from the orient yesterday. Was
= assignment OF fireworks. direct from the
2 maker at Shanghai. which will be used
20 make the display for the night Of ipe
great day. In the list are included pfp-
cipaIIy rockets. shells and mines. as the
order for several special features could
not be MED There will BE- no set pieces
foe the reason that II will be impossible
to set them uD.
The entire consignment will cost the
committee within the appropriation OF
500. counting the freight charges a. wei.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-21
FIRST CAR ON
KING STREET
Electric Line Operated With One
Car for Smoothing Down
Process.

~ speed which caused the ar<s Of
Pain TO seem creeping things the FRS.
electric car was run over half the
King street extension Of the Rapid
Transit Company yesterday afternoon
There was no ceremony. Simply the
taking out OF the car and irving u
along the line Of road
The object OF the running of the car
yesterday was the smoothing down u
the track so that the condition viii -
Of the best when the new line Is tazsn
under regular schedule on Sunday
morning. To accomplish this the car
was kept moving along all afternoon
and from south street TO the switch
between Victoria and Pflkoi streets. the
earth and stones being swept. crushed
and blown away and the car finally
running with the same srnOothness that
characterizez the rest OF the line. The
intention was to run the car aions
the entire road on King street. but tn
switch was not completed 50 the ruf
was made only 10 It's Eva end
The Intention is TO make the Kias
street car and the Punahou car pas
through the city streets together. IL
accomplish this the King street cal
must make the run TO its switch De
yond Thomas Square while the Puma
hou car goes 90 the Lunaiilo street
switch. and the down ears are sup
po~el- TO max. the run back TO Hote
strsk In conjunction This viii mean
faster time in King street than on tn'
upper line. There are no curves AZ tF'
car barns or out King street. - tH'
cars arr switched run across tn'
switch and reversed back. This means
changing ends &ith the trolley t~ie'
ana thIz consumes time The manager
hopes TO eliminate this loss Of tim
soon By having special men on duty &
throw switches.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-21
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Mrs. Hanna has Butterick patterns
and the DcIineatoT for July
Sc Jas r. NOrEan's column today
FOR auction sales IL may interest you
DR. Nichols home. situated In the
Mob hin of Honolulu. Is To b. sold TO-
day.
The sale Of the DIT. Nichols property
lffcrds an opportunity To- get sranu
home.
Typewriters. any make. repaired at
the Remington typewriter oi'ice' moe
street.
A ph-ston. also good saddle horse.
win be sold today ut Aorsans auction
rooms.
A, n o'clock noon today Jas. +. Nor
san win sen the property Of DIT. A =
Nichols
-rne Hawaiian Restaurant has Secur-
81 the cook who used To- BE- At the FAM
ny Lunch Room
Many handsome new styles OF n', ~
cry will arrive on the Aameda tor wiz
HswIey's pariOrs In Boston O'
- -. could talk. see what they
- ~ by referring TO A. n san
s,.,t.. advertisement In another COZ
uunn. ,..,s,t.
r,-,t,ra,ss given for any sized build
-. rr.rn a sugar mill 90 a snsd. Io'
@cCrn9 with Arabic Cai'i"'
Feed Go. -, ><..,t
an bills against the Hawaiian SsT ..
rafIon Company should De prsseu, ~. -, =.
~, before July 1st- See not'co ''
other column ,.t.,, n,
- s.terL or ~fIl take part tntefes
~ nn.i,sSs m necessary. For par''S"
I..rs see our classified aus -
-rhe chas. r. Herrick CarT,ass ', 49,
.ots agents for the Cctur,oe
tt,,ss-T Co.'S goods. They arr .Ils.td.
thss world over. They are t"e
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-21
Tn, Fire CLAIMS Bill

In An official telegram reee"''S
eetved by Consul saito from our
f.ter Mt washington. the following Ne
,o.n, concerning the fire claims va"
detained: There - a strong 'hi''~
,,on that the fire claims bill would %
900 90 the general deficiency o"i'
and pass the senate without any ''"u-
he but owing 70 the iateness OF sn'
ssssion II is very doubtful 20 -,
-, acton By the House before u ''
s,,r,ru,,,sut Hawaii Shinp0.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-21
HERP1cDE's MISSION.

New Remedy That Destroys the Dano-
run Germs.
Nothing Is more annoying TO men , OF
,,ornen OF middle age when they noei. -
mat their hair Is growing e.;
when they must admit thnI a have
nnnmeneed TO appear. Many would
give n thousand dollars and more iIr
= remedy with which TO preserve .ns me-,
-a,urai head-dress. However. IeS
aon't need 20. Newbro's Herpic 10, AZ
moves the effect or dano,uA ,assarns,
sur: that actually destroys the dano-
run germ.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-21
aawa,ians at MsnIis.

Tn. Manila Times contains the fol-
lowing advertisement:
All former residents OF Hawaii are
cordially invited TO attend I neet,ns
s.,...,,Irs- al : o'clock. May 2fth. for the
purpose OF organizing a Hawaiian So
Ctety. ..,L -. MA
CURE.
]. &. LENHART.
Temporary Committee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-21
Ar, Exhibition at Funahou.

The students Of Punahou Preparatory
schco, and Oahu College will give an
exhibition N their work In fa"~hi re"
beginning Tuesday and e'h''''","h
through the week Friends Of the SUI
dents and all those Interested are IN
,.tted To- attend.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-21
Consular Reception

Thursday next. the ss,h inst-' 'siIis
sppointed for the coronation u
Eri,annie Majesty. King Edward VII
ConguI IIoare will be pleased To reeelee
British residents and any other se =,
between n and I O'Clock thst uay .
Inv Consulate. fi2O South King .u'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-18
ssie itebt's nit Sbren 0sieren2

DIR. Hobbs Sparagus Pills" beilen
ole 0ieren<9ei6en. 8roben frei. Mon
abreiiire: Sterling Remedy Co., gbicooo
Dber Nerp PORT,
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@umoridi(0es.

gr1tnIs.
@atte: .Nd Qnna, gu bift 10
falt!"-@ ,Meil ih feinen
pela babel
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Dns AnrnfrkrI

: 0 d t (dreerlif): nSsbes
Wtal, tpenn i'd alapier Ipiele. bldft Der
Rerl briben fein Walbborn!"-9 a.,
ter: 1Sa, . fdngit absr imme'
nnl"
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Nnprfe ttnn 11rnrn.

Sag, lieber Nuglft, benfit 9u aud
nod manhmal an oas Getefen, BEL
benz tpfr uns fennen lernten9"-,Sb
t4 mod baran benfe!-Das gauge
Vtenu fonnt i'd Dir herfaoenl"
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HSd1Jter TrtuntuLr,

.Greunbtn rSa, Sbr neues
Rletb lit pradtpoG! Oos mar ober
aud theuer9- Spartafe
enrtnbant: nNa unb Oh; t9
fage Shnen, pie i9 mid bamit gum
erft.n Mal babe feben laifen, ba fino
bte Geute In S4aaren gu meinem
Wonn gefommen unb haben bic Spars
getber piebergebolt!"
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Au3efur.

s2iebe Mnna! aebre suriid gu Del.
men betribten @ltern, es foa Dir Maes
bergeben fein. Solte Did ober nifts
1berreben %tOnnen, bann fhide toenig.
itsas ben alabierf6lifIel surid. ba NH
tbermorgen @eieafhaft 6aben unb ba=
bet getan5t tperben fol-"
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Iae iudenoen Sraut6eiten iino
ebenlo unongeuebm ME itDren0.
Hunts Cure liu0ert uno BELT ale
6urmen FOLDER &raut6eiten. @iro
Qarantirt. Breis so Gents.
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3lnnerue Gttocnb.

Gin Sahrrao f0nnen mir Dir tpirfs
ii4 ni6t f%aufen. Suage-oas erlonhe1
unfere Mittet rit6it"-,N9 GET,
Mama-i@ hdb' MID bo9 i'm Muss
~funftgbureau iber Gu6 e~rtunbiqt!"
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AhhfIfe.

.Sf's tpabr, 9err Dottor? Man
fagt. Sic bitten fi9 NIT Der jungen
Dottorin, bic fir5li4 bter lire praris
erDffnet bat, berlobt!"-,Sa nun, mas
tbut man ni4t @les, UNI ii9 etnen
Rpnturrenten bonn 6al1e au fdaffen!"
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Bpniibte Grleuruheft.

s ran: sd 1ose Dir,
liebe 5reunoin, ols bic Nadri9t BON
unferem 2otterieeeipinn beute Morgen
etntraf, lit dies i'm 9auie Dor Sreube
gefprunsen."-D n # m d b9en:
80, iogar bic reue WaIe."
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Observation-Disclosures.

Meltret enber: nIber 9ert
Meeier, Sic fpolIen Iber Soeoen in Snz
bten mitfpreden2"-9e Meier:
.grlauben Sic mai. po i'd BOT iebem
Bett Elm Sigerfea liegen babel"
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Enrtrarritte ner Ged1ntls.
Ahnrhliht.

@oit (sur 0ame): .Seute tit bas
metter brauben mirfli9 punberfd0n."
% ame: ga, fparum iinb Sic be
ni9t brauben eeblieben2"
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Aetre saruner.

9 r f: pMas-bunbert Mart
i.ur bteten Sic fir bos pFerb, bas lit
u1berf6amt. unter 8riioern lit es bret
hunbert Warf nertb."-D b es
bdnbler: uDir iinb aber bod net
8riiber, 9err @rdf!"
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werbreitet fid iiber bic aanse erSc.

Der Guf BON Budlens Grnica
Salbe-als Die bette in Der Welt--er=
ttredt ith fiber Die eanse groe. Sic
1T oas ein5lg ribtiee Seifmittel fir
Sbnitts uno Branopunben, aufqez
lprungene 0aut. Shrommen uno
9autsN usfhlaa. 8reis 25 Gents:
gu baben bel S. &alteper & Sohn,
@eo. s. S. Shmitt giaentbamer,
unb 10. 9reiB.
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Wnluenhutttnr.

8 auner (bei @eriht 81 ietne,
fdon ettpas Glteren 8ertbeibiserim:
rDrdulein Ooftor, tpenn i9 freieelpro=
den tperbe, 70 betratbe t9 sic aus
Dantborfeit."
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BrttuthIthr.

Otener (aur patientin): rWiinz
{hen Sic ben alten Germ Doftor 3u
fprefen ober ben %iungen2" Ga bos
Grduletn etnen Nugenblid nit Der Mnts
mort aDsert): .@erbetrat6e set
fnb He ale Betbe, qnGhioes sSrduleini"
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Ger N.tternffster ais Durfui.
fttuuer.

@ergeant (3u ben neusn He.
trnten): Cine 46itammune BON
Mffen Tout S6r {ein2 gine . eae=
neration beg Mffen ieio SAr!"
The evening world., 1902-08-22
STEWART BR|CE
CAPTURES MINERS.
Former Rough Rider. at Camp
on Thunder Mountain in
Idaho, Becomes Popular
Writes to President.

BOISE, Idaho, Aug. 22-Capt. Stewart
NJ. Brice, late OF New York's Tenderloin,
is the idol of the 1000 miners at the new
gold camp on Thunder Mountain. He
has been persuaded by them to write a
letter 10 President Roosevelt protesting
against the delay in delivery of the
mails. Brice has written his old Rough
Rider commander that a hint to the
Postmaster-General's department would
popularize him with the 1000 Inhabitants
of Roosevelt. who have had no written
word from civilization for many moons.
Brlce vent 10 Thunder Mountain with
a typical tenderfoot's outfit. He had
six pack horses. several saddle horses
and Il great camping kit, He was
laughed at in the beginning, but when
he unfurled the Stars and stripes over
his tent and made himself hale fellow
with every one, he was voted the most
popular man In camp. He carries his
dinner pail To the diggings with him
and rides TO the e n OF any sick miner
he hears of.
And The Brlce medicine chest is as
fine as his stock OF other liquid, He has
been chosen delegate 10 The Idaho
Democratic Convention from Thunder
Mountain. When the winter comes.
Brice Will return TO Boise, whore he
has established a residence. II Is ex-
pected that he will run for Congress,
The evening world., 1902-08-22
Youth Who Tried to
Kill Sister OF Church
Is Crazy on Subject
Of Money.
THINKS HE is GREAT HEIR.
He Believes He Is Entitled to
a Fortune Of 1865, 900 and
Says Now, Can You
Blame Me-"

Henry Jnsaoh King. the youth who
shot Sister cyrilla and to Kill
sister Angela I'm the Roman Catholic
Orphan ASYLUM. Sixty-.ishth street md
Third Avenue, July II last. because. ms
n, saws they refused n toll him VIII,
his n,ren,s were. 10 now in the Tombs
under medical observation Ikinp ma
h,au Indicted on two charges. of ,ss,,It
in the nrs, depr,.
Nhcn King wos ,rraIrned before
Irdye Warren W Foster in General
Sessions T., onswor TN. indie, m.nt bc
s,,r,e3 +, make , snao,b ruayo rostc,
howevcr su,rc.d him and assiyn.a
owvcr samuol r.Idp,n NJ M \ Wsst
Ono u,,d,,1 ,,d Et,o,,b s,roo, =,
,,olL with KI,g md nrenar. bis ,o,ar,.
I,w,.r Esldno, bas roro-,sd 10 rnIra
Foster that he does not behave Kim,
T., ~
IN sane
He In n Nonomnninc
..uo 10 uo,o,oor,,." ur r,,dn,o
q m'''H''. '''i"""
told Judge roster. and all his talk is
abou. mo- ey." In the Tombs young
king told bis loo,ors bo u,. haIr ~
.nN. '1 "' "s'P''' :" al "N" W
'So'.ew.
When l get out he told Warden
Van De Carr, I'm make you rich Al
though King docs not know 1t, he Is be-
ing closely watched, as It is feared he
may do irtnrv T., bin..,r u.ra g..
Wv w. ~ '' -
Kings statement written by himself
and furnished 70 his counsel.
eel nm ,h. .,l. bo,r 10 sas, oco n, tina,
'' 80
1 am certain IheN told me In the ONCE
of the asylum tha I was left in a
basket an IN. doorsten n, tho ,n.,,,u,Lop
when was only one day old. At the age
OF seven l was adopted by a family
p,uad Gardiner
49,
i remained with the GARDENERS until
1893, when | a~scertained l was not their
The evening world., 1902-08-22
HELD FOR PUSHING
WOMAN OUT IN RAIN
SaIoonkeeper Gave as His Elk.
cuse that He Was Afraid the
Reputation Of His Place
Might Suffer.

James f. Carroll, proprietor OF n no
tel AT Twelfth street II Fourth ave
nue., was held by Magistrate Mayo IN
YOrkville Court to-day in $3.50 ball. He
was charged with assault by Mrs. Lizzie
Burke, of No, 2Oi East Fifteenth street.
Mrs. Burke told the Judge that while
standing in the doorway Of CARROTS
saloon yesterday afternoon for shelter
from the rain Carroll cafne out, pushed
her into the street and struck her,
Carroll admitted he a pushed the
m out, but said he had not struck
her.
II keep a respectable place, You
Honor" said Carroll. las the police will
tell you, and | didn't want any woman
standing In my doorway. This CONAN
husband shot me about a year ago.
one bullet hit me In the wrist ana the
Did you have him arrested"' asked
40" replied Carroll, y let him go
Agent Fogarty. Of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children, sall;
Our society raided this place when 1t
was under a former management.
The Magistrate held Carroll Tor trlaI'
The evening world., 1902-08-22
""FLORODORA" GIRL
AGAIN IN COURT.
Dessa Gibson, for Whom
Extradition Papers Have
Been Issued, Fighting for
Delay.

When the case of Dessa Gibson. the
"Florodora" girl accused of stealing dia-
mond rings worth 1915 from Albert Il.
Pierce, of Providence, while she was a
guest on his yacht, was called before
Magistrate Voorhees, in the Coney ISL
and Court to-day, Pierce's lawyers We're
on hand to present the requisition
papers that had been issued by Gov.
KimbalI. Of Rhode Island, and honored
In Albany. Lawyer William b. Klein.
for the girl, was prepared TO throw
every tschnicality in the a OF the ef-
f~ectiveness OF the papers for h time.
He believed that his client would BIO
benefited by the delay.
The contention OF Pierce's lawyers was
that the young woman was a fugitive
from justice.
Miss Gibson was arrested Saturday
night on a warrant. She a y that
Pierce gave her the rings six weeks ago
while they were on the yacht, and that
he became angry when she refused to
see him when he called on her In New
York since then,
After the service OF the warrant Pierce
seemed reluctant to take the case any
further. but once II got into the police
court he determined to press II to an
issue.
The evening world., 1902-08-22
BRANN ROASTS
STAR B0ARDER.
Magistrate Orders Red Beard
ed Cause of Domestic
InfeIicity to Leave the Home
OF the StrobeIs.

"rve no use for star boarders. They
are a nuisance" was an opinion ex,
pressed my Magistrate Brann In the
Essex Market Court Today In adjudi'
eating difficulties between Mrs. Moilie
Stroboi n her husband. Charles. OF
No, 20S Eldridgc street, Mrs. Strooel
charged her husband with supper
and had him arrested on a warrant.
The unfortunate star boarder was In
court. He is A man with a closely
cropped red beard ans long mustache.
The Strobels W. four children.
After Mrs, StrObeI had complained
about alleged non-support on the part
OF her husband, Strobel was heard. He
declared that all the trouble In his
house was caused by a star boarder,
N man with the red beard was called
before the Magistrate.
What do you mean by staying In
this house and causing all this trouble?'
asked Magistrate Brann.
Well. Your Honor. | supported this
family while Strobel was sick last sum-
mer. and ! don't want to cave them, 81
answered the sta boarder, and then he
went into a long explanation OF the
domestic affairs OF the unhappy CUP
This won't do said the Magistrate
THE way you talk ons would suppose
you owned the family. You've got TO
get out and leave them alone"
Strobel Interrupted here 70 say that
the money the boarder gave his wife
was money which he (StrobeD had pre-
vlously given her. and which she pre-
scented u The boarder. and which he.
In turn, gave back to pay his board.
Magistrate Brann ended the case by
TO Strobel!
II Order you 10 pay your wife IS a
week IN oOEdltion that this star bOarder
leaves your house II you find that he
doesn't leave. don't pay her a cent