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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-27

The dinner was given I'm the handsome
ballroom OF the Waldorf-Astoria hotel
but that immense apartment was not
large enough TO accommodate the nu-
merous guests. and the Astor gallery was
also used.
The two rooms were spendidly decora-
ted. Mr.. Ridder and the special guests sat
at an elevated table above which were
the American and German flags The
slaves were crossed and the banner drap-
ed fan-like. reached out like the wings of
a huge butterfly Above them was the
Prussian eagle done in incandescent
lights.
From the boxes hung clinging vines
aud SET IN on the ledges were hundreds
Of palms Each table carried bouquets of
American Beauty roses, around which
were candelabra shaded in red. As tho
diners took their places the ladies' OF
many OF the party appeared in the boxes
which wall the room.
TIE PRINCE ARRIVES.
Prince Henry. attended by tho members
or his suite, drove 10 the hotel under es-
cort OF cavalry and mounted police. and
the demonstration in the streets leading
10 The hotel was the most cordial Of any
ihat has 50 FAR marked his appearance
in public.
Great crowds lined the way ana pressed
against the police guards that had been
thrown around the Thirty-third street en-
trance TO the hotel. They cheored when
the prince came IN sight. and he frequent
~ raised his hand 10 s. cap in acknowl-
edgment OF the demonstration.
The prince reached the hotel at S:s0
o'clock. and was received by Mr.. Ridder
They shook hands warmly. and while
they paused for a brief talk the members
of the suite and the delegates of Presl-
dent Roosevelt filed up the banquet hall.
The band played the American national
anthem as the nrst of the uniformed
stan entered. and thc crowd or guests
ar"se. There was great cheer aa tho
prince appeared, and another when he
iook his place at thc Side of Mr Rklder
a, tho rpfciai table
Ar THE PRINCES TABLE
Those who occupied seats with tho hos,
and chief guests were Edward y. Call.
Lieut. Gov. Woodruff. Consul General
Buenx, Melville y. Stone. Admiral Evans
Capt Won Mueller. Mayor Low. Admiral
Won Seckendorn. Assistsn, Secretary Hil
Frank Il. Noyes. Gen. Non plesson. tho
Austrian minister. Bishop Potter. white
Law Reid. the German Amba~ssdor Hot
leben. Edward Uhl Archbishop Corrlgan.
Admiral Won Tirpitz. Senator Lodge. Ad-
mlrol Won fisendecker Charles Emory
Smith. Senator IIawiey. Senator Dcpcw
ADMIRAL Count Baudissln. Charles W
Knapp. Capt Won Crumme Gen Corbln
Rev. Dr. Cotthoii and William q. BRYANT
As the prince took HE seat the electric
iiEht was flashed into tho Prussian eagle
above him on The southern wall and the
power was also Increased in every one cd
'hs 80 ipcandesccnt lights that burn,d
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-27
U'OoN0VAN ROSSA LOSES A FOOT

Colorado Springs. Col. Feb. 30 Dono-
van Rosa, famous for his connection
with the Fenian raid In Canada has had
his left foot amputated, the operation
being necessitated by gangrene. Some
doubt is expressed of his recovery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-27
SECRETARY SHAW At CHICAGO

Chicago. Feb. 27.--Leslie NJ. Shaw, the
new secretary OF the treasury, Is In the
city To attend the annual banquet of the
National Business league I'm the Audi
torum this evening, where he will make
his first speech since entering President
Roosevelt's cabinet. On that occasion he
will discuss Commerce and Industries of
the West"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-27
CURSE OF DRINK
CURED BY
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY.
Can b, given In Glass OF Water, Tss or cof-
fee without Patients Nnovi edge.

White Ribbon Remedy will cure or de-
stroy the diseased appetite for alcoholic
stimulants, whether the patient IS a con-
firmed inebriate. "a tippler," social drink
er or drunkard. Impossible for anyone
TO have an appetite for alcoholic liquors
after using White Ribbon Remedy
ENDORSED BY MEMBERS OF w e T "
Mrs Moore. Superintendent OF the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union.
writes: ri have tested White Ribbon
Remody on very obstinate drunkards. and
tho cures have been many. In many
eases tie Remedy was given secretly. I
checrfully recommend and endorse White
Ribbon Remedy. Members or our Union
are delighted 20 find "A practical and eco
nomlcal treatment to aid Us In our tenn
perance work.
Mrs. West president OF the woman's
Christian Temperance Union, states: "I
know OF so many people redeemed from
the curse OF drink by the use of White
Ribbon Remedy that earnestly request
YOU to give IL trial" For sale by
druggists everywhere. or by mail 81
Trial package free by writing or calling
on MRS A. NJ. TOWNSEND tfor years
Secretary Of tho Woman's Christian Tenn
uerance Union). 2lS FREMONT Sr.. BOS-
TON. MASS. Sold in Providence by the
Hall & LYON Co. 80 Yves minister street.
and cor. Wcstminstcr ana Malhewson
streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-27

In the room. II gave special brllliancy TO
an nlready attractive scene.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-27
THE WEATHER

Boston. Feb. 27.-Forecast for New Eng
southeast winds. increasing in force.
The evening world., 1902-03-01
"ONLY MAN IN A
MILLION WORLDS. F."
so SAYS MARY MANNERING
OF HER HUSBAND.
so Ne = Lessl srpa-
ration.

MACON. Ga, March ! Mrs. James
X. Hackett, who Is known on the stage
A. Miss Mary Mannerlng and who Is
appearing tonight In this city Is IN.
dignant over the stories IN circulation
In New York that she and her husband
are to he legally separated because Mr.
Hsckctt refused 10 play AImaEd In her
production Of Camille"
The report u a cruel lie she said,
~ had a million worlds fun OF men
10 choose husband from | should
choose Mr.. Hacke,t, There Is no thoJgat
N separation, and | -hail spend Holy
Week with him this year a. always
do. no matter what our engagements
arc"
Tn. reason assigned In the story for
Mr.. HRckatts refusal to play Armand
was thai the part was subordinate to
that 81 camili. and that his wife wouil
get all the applause
The evening world., 1902-03-01
HOW ABOUT THIS,
POLICEMAN CARPE?
BOY ARRESTED FOR CARRY.
ING GERMAN FLAG.
lie Was Lacked III In a Cell for
Two Hour. and Severely
Vrprimand-d.

For ntrrhinz with q German rag o.
Me h'I 10, a plraie u stu4er.s Of
fIn-l"" Mann srhro. Irving Brour
sixteen wears old wa arrested lsst
"Wednesday lprk-t no for two hours
90 police cell. lTrugned In Harlem
Police curt aud threatened SitA impri.-
'nn"Ht IN he Juvenile Asylum. Com
missioner Pt-,g.Igc aas ordered an IN.
cation W 'he coniuct ~ Policeman
.Irr", Nfo made the arrest
uG BrpGn and his -pmpinians wer.
ma h'ns fal singing but ,tcat.rr no
...'F lu.. vH,r be vas arrested. on.
~ fH. bows rs-eN sn3s hall a, The
mlI End apn,sred 10 anger
him ln o." police ..grt The polise-iln
1909 ,lst Brpla vas ding the nac
90 thH Tie O;h". Jys eou.a throw
sn whII.s az 10 ANA 'ag. insult Pr.ns.
H. -F He7 Ne ;,l 20 =
Giant. Ton fa. day
NH-l-'r.t N-t.u I.npun ed BroIn
.- a .Ea-h 'rI.E" a.I a Tough. ami
Va- ta.G. 90 eammi. him 20 the Jg.
..a. A-t.-m wa,g ,cl h,- in Ho.-
t.o Miami $4,000. arrived md explained
HHl''-r. Tn. rtrsutH 2 the 5oy were
.'f.'. FE H-'.. " hts arrest
The evening world., 1902-03-01
GREAT CROWDS
GREETED PRINCE.
HENRY WELCOMED TO PITTS
BURG BY 10000.
Rode o. Cab ef Engine Through
Mountains aud Nn. De-
iay-d b., Wreck.

PlTTSRUR re- MAJ Prime Henry
was greeted hcrc n, hrtss ptri and
the German singing societies z Al"-
s1eny county fuliy .o."'' persons iiu q
the streets about "a" station. Pr.n'"
Henry va. presented wi'H ,rs' 'i'-nl
token ana an address Va. ntni"i 90
Gln
TIE train arrived ~ IL o'clock and
departed jus, zen minutes later
PORTAGE Pa Mar,a Tn" Prince
Henry sp,-,.aI NaS n"ii % freight
wreck Two miles Wesf Z acre FOR s-S-
crai lours
Prince Henri left N" engine and a
shsbaily dressed mar. s,id 90 be a
harmless aarac,-r attempted TO lp.
proaah aim. bat Scar~. service mrI
stopped aim ana turned hlm aShS II;
10 doubted ila' hr had any intent 5ucr
tnau 10 see the Pr..re
Portage j. near the summit %! he
Allegheny Mountains
rh' nrst mas u i1e morning "s
made a, Altoona. N1crc a Committee Of
litiEers presented an address
The Prince had arisen cary and Tor
~. nrst time sine" his arrival IN n"
country was dressed ~ q 'Iy'!ihn ~
sore gray tweed sack suit and a black
derby nat He Mas standing nn ~"
"a .tiorm Of his car when the commit
tee aied up ana the nr-i man nunieI
into aim heforc =. sse him Apl."Sf
PIN. Henry The Prinre smiled. bowed
ana said 1 an Prime, Henry
The committee looked embarrassed pI.
rscoystins .ne.r ~, P, '-.,.,,,, N'''
k't.r b-c,k'ast ta- pf.a" s't 1i'
promised ride through ~, mountain"
In The 60 10! 'a' engine
The evening world., 1902-03-01
ALL DEREL|CTS
TO Be BLOWN UP.
CINCINNATI AND DYNAMITE
ARE AFTER MENACES.


TIE rr'irer Cincinnati left Tonpkins-
willie to-day on a cruise for derelicu.
After taking On supply NJ dynamite
at the torpedo station IN Newport ihs
Cincinnati will 60 out and blow ZIP every
floating menace 10 navigation tina, can
he found In tin North Atlantic.
Recent storms have resulted in a great
number of casualties AT sea. Almost
every vessel reaching por; brings nevis
OF wreck floating in the channels Of
trsfic across the ocean The condition
has become most serious. and the cruise
OF the Cincinnati Is hailed with JOY by
the officers Of the tranatlsntic steam
ship linc.
capt. Mclean. of the Cincinnati. has
been furnished by the photographs
once with long list OF known de-
relicts and their location when last seen.
The evening world., 1902-03-01
JENKINS WON 7
ACCEPT SWORD.
RESEkTS SNUB TO PRESl-
DENT ROOSEVELT.
~ Hmm DECLINING Proposed
sIu.

WARRENTpN Va Mar % -Mafpr
Micah ! Jenkins Hss declined % 1rrar.
re sword which % Nis psppa-cl fI
present go aim q, Catrl'sfln g..
Nh"n the President Visited mat place
Major J.uklp- IA. I. member ~
fh, faculty. ~ tire B,tas. MlIar, AraI-
"my l,sr, mas sent the isaHA..E ''.r.
gram Co Lieut. -Gny li.lmaH. %; south
t-bliua
ult : 20
NuI u-, Represented il On. press A.
htgIu. ',lHggiYE,I rr--Idtl, Roosevelt
- the request ~ subs f.b'r- o. fH.
sWuri o. eat. offered me through you
requesting aim - W.rE.rHv iuHTp'an. 20
- present -tTr. n ful. i sn must
decline Irt.T e. sH -.IW-' 3. 90
accept sword Th'nNug YOU Tor H--
s,gs k'nHL,.. ir .., nate. aaE
truly Yours -
81. "a ~ J JENKINS
The evening world., 1902-03-01
ACCUSING BLOOD MARKS
FOUND NJ AULIFFE'SCELL
Glennon Witness Taken to Remote Part Of Station,
Where He Gould Easily Have Been Beaten.

Bod stains hare jrcq faupi IN
the wa' 5 aud dor easing Of the eel
in the YES. For.y-seuelfh Street
Station occupied BY lanes Ne AmiGc
The nigh he was fatally BE- ten.
heA"ii6s had been placed IN Il
eel! on the second floor AMI reno c
from he other prisoners. The pc ice
admit that The ell is lutte Wei.
To reach the cell an outdoor
stairway mus! tf eiimbed. uhilc the
cells bsiop are easily accessible and
were no: filled.
Mrs. LIZZIE tngfi, another Glen.
nan ease w:tnts,. mas urned by a
uoman familiar NTH m. po zee IN,
hVri wOu . cone 10 her an! she
more
The evening world., 1902-03-01
TITLED GIRL
ANSWERS PHONE
Miss May Drummond
Sole Heir To Once
Great Estate.
ESTaANGED FROM EARL.
Aged Noble Had Unfortunate
Marital Experiences and
Grew Grabbed.

BY the death OF the aged Earl Of
Perth. a New York telephone girl
becomes heiress TO title and es-
tates in Scotland
This girl is May Harriet Drum
mond. She is twenty-five years old
and has for several months been en-
ployed in the long-,iistance depart
ment OF the Cortlandt Exchange OF
the New York Telephone Company
Her father was George Drummond.
Viscount Forth. the grandson OF the
Earl Of Perth. and his sole surviving
male descendant
The Earl OF Perth. who has just died
at the age of ninety-fve. married
twice. His first wife was French
woman. and by her he had Ave sons
Four OF them were killed in the
Crimean war and the NTH married a
niece OF the Earl OF Essex.
She bore him son ana then slopei
with a captain In the British army.
who took her TO Peru. where she died.
rhe son Wa raised by mis- maternal
sranGn othor. When sixteen years Il:
ag. ne elopsI with his sranIm other =
comps MON. Eliza Harrison. and came to
New York. His father had lied some
years before. and his grandfather had
offered to take the boy h.,o his own
home and cJnsider him his heir.
IL. q
Harrison the .i8 Earl disowhed him. and
has s!nr. Insisted that the boy was no
kin la him.
whcu the bpyish Niscouni Forth
reached Nes York with hr sweethear;
hs had 10 money and no acgualntinces
The couple We're married by the Rev.
DR. 'poper. IN Long Island. In 1871. and
some lime a.i-rwsrd son was born.
Thi> son lied iur!i-x Infancy. AMI later
laughter. "a" present Lady Drum
n1nl," Vas born.
George Dgummand .cll into bad wsvs
ard was tlNays In hard lucx.
His drinking finally ruined his SPLEEN
did constitution AID ne died In iSsI IN
q, Luke Hospital
Ills widow atterNard married iienry
william Masters an iron moulder
when Nj. Masters was told to-day
by reporter .or Tn. Evening World
that the Earl .! Perth was dead. she
sad:
Now tast he j. ouI of the way. per-
haps my daughter viii be able to Sc
cure her rights
As matter Of fact. the Earl Of
Perth rcems TO save little property 10
leave to any one. The ilile Is old and
the e.i,t, &. poor At one time II Was
worth $4,000 &, year. but II mas been
sold and bartsrei Away until little IS
left
The evening world., 1902-03-01
SEA FOUGHT FOR
LIVES Of CREW.
Seventeen Men from
Stranded Ship Had
Narrow Escape.
THEIR BOAT CAPSIZED.
Heroic Coast Guardsmen
Overcome All Perils and
Effected Rescue.

The British ship A-nr' bound from
chinese ports 20 this riiy with big
largo ~ fnr silks tea coffee. tspio \
and ;inwsre scni ashore in the tos this
morning On the shoals IN jones's Inlet.
near Long Beach, l.. /
The entire crew % six,y-hve Was
saved. hut seventeen Of the men lad a
narrow escape through the cipsiz!nx Of
,Hsir boat in the heavy sea.
samuel hckl~y. , iife-saver. discovered
the shtr rushing Oh the shoIl with al
sails set about 2..o o'clock. IL burne
danger signals tu, they were not heed
ed The ship struck about th"usln !
zee, from shore sith a crash that
started every mast
Surf beat R~.cuers Back.
The shor, Beaya and the POINT Look
ont lI,.-slving stations wer" n,iih-i b,
Ackley. but captain Andrew Rhoai"s
Vas me-, abb" 10 reach the ar. KIDD YES
81 Three times n, tried t. - a boat
through the surf and ;hi,e inns he
failed.
Boa;s aer. seen puttin. m from n.
ship. manned by n rev III. nrsi.
with twenty men. rsaci-' rn- Shu-c IA
NdIrtgs blt IN" second WIN - sCitsen
men. under Mate william hume. cap.
sized tn the breakers
Again Capt. Rhoades tried to get out
the lifebOAi. The sailors could &c seen
struggling In the water. and The rescue
party worked h.roically TO reach them
S,rsining every muscle. the i!te-sayers
al last succeeded In passing the line of
-hssAkers and picked up every one OF the
almost Exhausted men. Two Of the crew
from the ship acre almost drowned but
were revived.
Ltfe-ss~~rs Exhausted.
The rest Of the ships crew came Oh
safely In their own boats. The sea was
high. and the li'e-savins crews were
~ worn out ~ their Efforts that they
could be OF but little assistance.
capt kilgJre and the men from The
chip went 10 FTsc9oT; aud later came 10
this city
rae vessel Vas owned by James y.
Wou3s 4 Co. % Liverpool The cargo
was consigned to Saewam Tones. OF
Beaver street
The ACari iwll probably he . total
loss. \ wreCking tug with lighters s.,s
sent from this tiiy this afternoon 10 her
assistance
The evening world., 1902-03-01
kAiSER'S REPLY TO
PRESS CABLEGRAM

Emperor william has mad" tao 'a.-
loNins reply 70 the cable uc."sr .ra'
MIN by the American press Boz H-
casiou - the h,Dgu", given hE .r Sow
YORK s,aai. Ioimus .u .a..r pt rr.,.
Henry
"Mr Melville = Suu, >.w -
Accept ny thank. 'ar u..r W.. H.l.
message B.snts app -rtl
and - npl'r't r'r'r.. -h1 H#
d..- brother los f.' s1'. Oh. sr.E
sptpTTs Nt 'l' 'H.'. .L.'
,Sisnedl .|.t.tNN "
The evening world., 1902-03-01
WAS ISOLATED CELL
PURPOSElY CHOSEN ?

II now develops that James No.
Auliffe. who was murdered. and tae
shadow OF whose death hangs over
the West Forty-seventh Stree; Pc.
lice Station. was 4 specially picked
prisoner lie was given a cell Sc.
dom used. one difficult, to reach and
remote from cells occupied by 9th.
The evening world., 1902-03-01
LATEST NEWS
IN BRIEFEST FORM.
CHURCH's SILVER SERVICE BEHIND A BoweRY BAR.

For four weeks up TO today the service OF the
Shaering OF the social lido Of PortCheSter Arthur E. Brtto
Britton stole the communion service. took it to BoHe
saIoonkeepe named Combs and told him ii was part OF di
ner service. Combs took bar ornament paying So tC
the privilege. When Bron arrested dIscover
that he had besides obbng the church. robbed everybody
his clearinghouse. endearng letters from girls and married
women were found in his pockets.
The evening world., 1902-03-01
OPERA WRITTEN At SEA.
GussavC k~rker Improves Hts
Time ON the Ocean.

Gustav kerkcr. sell.knbsn play
wright vas among the passengers
that arrived to-day on the steamship
Phllnd. lphia. He Is writing an opera
In conjunction WITH Harry n SMITH.
Dur!nr the trip Nj. kerAer I,id ne fl-
irhed ono act of an oyer, for Madeline
Lueeite Ryley. that 10 10 bs produced
on the other side. "
The evening world., 1902-03-01
DYING IN THE PARK.
tnL1ovo Man surrumb. "a Sup
posed Poison.

An unidentified man. thirty Ave years
old. was found dying tn Central PARK.
near seventy-nlnth street this after
noon. Tn. man was tlksU 10 the Pres
byterian Hospital. where II was said he
Wa suffering from poison He died In a
Few minutes. He was Nv. feet eight
inches tall. weighed 10 pounds. had
black hair and mustachc nnd wore a
black ov"rCoai and dark suit.
The evening world., 1902-03-01
TOWN DEVASTATED BY FLOOD.

CUMBERLAND nd. Iiyninsn, Of
here
reservoir last The
ley hundrei
and thou dollars worth O.
The evening world., 1902-03-01
AGAIN THE DYNAMITE.
This Time Explosion InJur~.. hut
Fails to kiIl.

Two hborers were hurt this afternoon
nv premature explosion or dynamite
a, one Hundred and Forty. third street
ami Bronx avenue John Mash nv
years old. OF kIngsbriige road and
Wooster avenue. hsc his leEt hand blown
ne irly to shrcds. He was taken TO Lea-
anon Hospital. Peter Flynn. OF No. ~
Brook avenue. has his lef, hand BADLY
lacsratsd. He MA able TO 50 home.
The evening world., 1902-03-01
LATEST FLOOD BULLETINS.

Al schenectady $4,000 iron bridge
4 Pttsburg houses collapsed No
At Herkimer and Cranes Village Y washou railroad
a
The Passai River
vile y j. Main residences
The evening world., 1902-03-01
Beers LOST 900 MEN.


LONDON. March l.-Lord Ktcho,.,
reports io-day that the Bo.r casualti..
during the recent operations amoup,.I
70 sisht hundred men killed or can.
tursd.
Ger. Dewst's son. WHO 4. among m.
prisoners. vas his fathers secretary
Noef OF the casualties resulted from
sn encrt to break through the block
The evening world., 1902-03-01
Boy ON WHEEL RUN DOWN BY STAGE.

william Brennan hscn-yoir-od
No East bird
Forty-hfi
He Flower
The evening world., 1902-03-01
New Wireless Records
Made by Marconi on
the Philadelphia.
SIGNALS AT 1000 NILES.
Liners Log Contains Entries
OF the Marvel, Certified by
the Captain.

A signal from Poldhu. Cornwall
sent by the Marconi system, was re-
eeived on the American liner Phila-
delphia. which arrived to-day. when
the ship was ?.099 miles from the
Cornish station.
This was the las; Of series OF
messages and signals that had been
transmitted uninterrup,edly from the
time the Philadelphia passed the
Lizard.
At a distance OF Isis miles the
operators on the Philadelphia trans
mitted 4 message 20 the Poldhu sta
uor that was received and repeated
TO the ship
This breaks all records OF wire
less communication between the
shore and vessel at sea.
Signor Marconi had personal
charge OF the experiments, which
we're conducted openly and under the
eyes OF the officers OF the ship.
Capt Milis and his chief ofiicer
certify to the correctness OF the
statements made by the wireless
operators.
Indorsed by Captain.
The position Of the ship when IN.
Messages and signals were received was
aiculatsd BY capt. Miis. On Ia, chart
u the voyage apcsar this Endorsement
N his handwriting:
NarconI messages we're received ~
folio~s:
No. i-15o.5 miles from Poldhu.
No. 3-i.o235 miles from P1ldhu
No. 3-Lisl5 miles from Poldhu.
No t--isSi.S miles from Polihu.
sIxnsls-2.oss miles from Polihu.
when We .ere In latitude 4. north,
longitude ,i,s vest.
The last message received from Pold-
hI consisted Of four words and vas
clearly distinguished ny the operators
on the ship. Communication with The
shore VAS impossible after this because
the apparatus OF the Philadelphia Vas
not powerful enough. but signals from
Poldhu arrived at Intervals until The
machinc on the ship fsiIei to register
HAD special Appnrstus.
Sig. Msrconi had E,ade special pr.p..
rations for this experiment. lie sasac.
cJmpanicd on the trip by n saun.
dsrs. one Of the directors ~ the Mar
eonl company. AMI two engineers. I
Vivian AMI J. u. Taylor. Th.r. men
sptr; most NJ their Tine In the littl,
house on the dock OF the steamship
where the Marconi apparatus vas set
w.
What Marconi says.
The inventor Of the wireless t,lexrap,
Was quite modest about his latest feat
He was sure he could Keep In eommuni.
cation with land to the limit OF the
power OF his mat hlne-y and never had
ans doubt u. the result
IT 10 ali very simple heNsa.d when
ssAed for an opinion ON IN. experiment.
We prepared the necessary apparatus
10 d. the work. and then simply did IL.
] An In the same position As any other
electrical engineer. II you have an en-.
Sineer sho Is keeping ATTY Lights burn.
ing ana YOU wan, him to keep twice as
many you'd give MIN the necessary
plant. wouldn't your That II all have
done 10 this .nstance-9ui In the uece..
sA;y plant to do the work"
The evening world., 1902-03-01
LITTLE PROSPECT OF A DRY" SUNDAY.

From all indications. despite District Attorney Jerome
threats New York will not be dry Tomorrow. Fritz lndnge
and Michael Hines Presidents of the Liquor Dealers AssoCI
ton have adviser all saoonkeepers to do the Tomorrow
they have past Sundays Hines declares 1.-The police are
backmaers and shakesdowns and will not stand .or it.
The evening world., 1902-03-01
CONNECTING TROLLEY Road SOLD.

H'|1"R" Conn.,. March 1.-The partly completed DaH-
,n md Harlem Electric Railway which is to connect this
III u.c Harlem DiNGjon Of the New York Central Railroad
=, GoIdeas De T. sold to-day - tic Westminster
Traction Company OF New York. The purchasers plan TO ex
lend Inc line through to White Plans and Yonkers.
The evening world., 1902-03-01
HAIR-PuLLlNe MATCH IN BROADWAY.

As ~osptoU'" ing !onng stood Hns girl
front OF the Marlborough Hotel this Velded
rushed How
hair.p'- by hu-. M II. nrg,
7' hrnng pol
=
The evening world., 1902-03-01
GOLD MEDIA. FOR THE PRINCE.

a. ..u,ur Al
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The evening world., 1902-03-01
NEW SNAKE IN CENTRAL PARK.

John T. Bradaw OF No. PSI West Forty fourth street at
the Central Park Arsenal this afternoon left black snake ten
feet long, which was sent 10 hin icr present Ire saa.c
will be given good mouse dinner tonight I'd m e r-'
on public view IN day or two
The evening world., 1902-03-01
BOY DROWNED IN SUBWAY.

One flood fatality has been reported in Somervle H. j..
poured.
The evening world., 1902-03-01
LATE RESULTS Ar NEW ORLEANS.

Fourth RaCe-S CuthberI /. Naggis DAVIS q imp iIbuIa
Fifth 9aCe-Siver Coin |, Beana 2, Ell Ghor 3.
The evening world., 1902-03-01
MSS STONE CALLED ISL xA saBy Lucky cHr.7."

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luck.