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Richmond planet., 1902-07-05

Inc MOCK Wedding given Monday
day night, July 7th. Miss Lnla Forras-
ter, bride; Mr.. James O. West. groom
and Mr.. VIM. b. Smiths Richmond
Giee Club will grace this occasion. Adj
mission, 10 cents.
Mime: Mary Browne Smith. Presi-
dent; Nine. Fannie P Walker, Manag-
Richmond planet., 1902-07-05
Memorial TO ceeII Rhod..

London, July AT meeting held
at the Mansion House yesterday, under
the presidency OF the lord mayor, II
was decided to erect in London q ma
donal memorial to the late Cecil
Rhodes.
Richmond planet., 1902-07-05
Seven Ladrones KiIIed.

Manila, June $b.-A detachment of
United States marines and a force of
the native constabulary have had an
engagement with a large body OF la
drones in Morong province, Luzon.
One marine and seven Iadrooes were
killed
Richmond planet., 1902-07-05

ficiencies. $2s.o3s.s s11; miscellaneous
s2,6O0.o0o; isthmian canal, $50, ,1so, 600:
permanent annual appropriations.
$l2S,s21,22o; grand total, $500. 1ss, ,s37.
The total last year was $7s0, ,33s,575.
Richmond planet., 1902-07-05
INVENTED NEW LIGHTING GAS
DiscoVerer Claims He Makes IL From,

Air.
Cleveland, o., Jane 30--A gas that
is cheaper than any other now In use,
and which gives OF light exceeded
In brtlliancy only by electricity. Is
what Henry Soeder, OF this city, claims
to have discovered. Soeder is now u.s.
ing 1t to light his store and do the
family cooking. He claims that he
makes the gas from the air.
Soeder has been working for years
to perfect the invention. and he has
been thorough student of chemistry.
A company has been formed to manu-.
fasture the gas. The gas, il is claim
ed' can be made without trouble by Z.
person of no experience. and can be-
safely piped through the house.
Richmond planet., 1902-07-05
Married.

The marriage of Miss Annie King 60
Mr.. Junius i. King took place Mon.
day, June 23rd at the brides residence
ol6 Brook Ave. Rev. w. II. White
performed the ceremony. Miss King is
the niece of Mrs. M. e. johnson.
Richmond planet., 1902-07-05
Waoea sIx cerfs a n.v

Vienna, July la great strike
among the agricultural workers in Ga
licia is IN progress. The strikers de.
sire an increase Of the present wages
Richmond planet., 1902-07-05

PROF. w. 81. Richards of Tn.
Howard University Law School Of
WashingtoH, ID. O., called on ns this
week. He was the guest of Mrs Roc
n. Jones, $40 St., James st.
The evening world., 1902-03-29
THE BOARD OF HEALTH
WANT PROOF
That Consumption Can he cursd
in New York City.
n ma hlye that fatal hisease.

ala nave tHIl idtal disease,
Different New York doctors dag
nosed my case a. tuberculosis or
Consumption
My family doctor told mo had
Consumption My sister and mother
lied OF Consumption,
For months gradually went into
decline. Coughcd hard that |
could not sleep. my lungs panied me.
spit blood. and no matter what
medicine the doctor gave me ] grad
ually sank lower and lower under his
treatment
AS last resort applied 70 the
Koch LunC Cure at IS West 2od 81
New York. and although ! was near
~ dead whcl applied 10 them I
hreathed their healing oily yapora
into my lGncs and after few weeks
every one noticed my impToyem
These healing oils loosenod up
large Jumps OF phlegm. and at one
time cOuGhcd out plug nearly four
inches long and as large round as the
finger. Ny husband told me that he
point in my case. and that row
would ge, better. and | must say that
after that time improved very fast
My neighhors all marvelleu at my
rapid recovery. for 20 one ever ex-
pscted me 10 be well again
The pains in my lungs also my
cough. disappeared. and was finally
discharged as cured hy the Koch
Lurg Cure. at IS West 22d St. New
York Ny ne!ghbors all now believe
In this treatment. and they will tell
you so, or viii personally prove the
truth OF this statement TO any one
who win call upon me at my home.
1902 Second Ave. New York
MRS. B. DILL"
The evening world., 1902-03-29
VOELPEL MYSTERY
NOT YET SOLVED.
MAGISTRATE POSTPONES THE
HEARING.
Policeman MURRAY, Whose Nit-
Had rawn-ri~L-i. Not
Able 10 Appear.

Magistrate deuel.. after hearing some
HnimpDrtant testimony to-day concern.
INK how MrS. Murray ihe roIlc.man's =
wife s.cured possession Of murdered
Mrs Nn"!prs pawn.tlck-t. adjourned
the hearing until next Thursday after
noon, at O'Clock. by that time. ne
SAID. h. believed that the mystery "
III" uasn would he cleared up
Murray the policeman. wa> not IN
court to-day. Ills wife said t7at he was
too iI. % venture out. AMI Capt Mar
tens. ot the Charles Street station. cN.
pressed the opinion that Murray viii
never put on uniform asaIn. He l.
said 10 be suffering from consumption
and for a long lime. by virtue OF his
pull. was allowed 10 do reserve iuiy
In the Charles Street station on full
pay
The Murray case has revived stories
~ the interest taken IN Mrs. voeipcl 10y
some Of the policemen og the Charles
Street station Th-s. stories werc s.T-
uulited al tho tim. NJ the murder bat
not 80 cirCumstantially as nov
II was SAID to-day that about week
b"fr-o Mrs Noclp.. was murdered n
policeman and rotlTSdsman guarrell-,i
about the woman IN the Charles Stn'-,
station, almost coming to blows Tn.
names OF the men are known Capt.
Martens denies that any such quarrel
took place AMI no coniirlnation OF 81 can
DO secured from the station house -;
this time.
The evening world., 1902-03-29
GANG ROLLS MAN
IN MOLASSES.
THEN EMPTIES FEATHER BED
ON HIM.
Jeremiah O'Leary, After This
Pleasant Joke, IL Sent
to Jail.

: FNR TIE next ave days. which re viii
paS In jan. Jeremiah o'rsea-y. twenty
ehrce. years old. OF No. es Raym1ld
street. Brooklyn. will % fully occupied
In piuc2fng feathers. L1m himself. and
scraptnx coagulated molasses from his
hair. When brought into tho Myrtle
Avenue Police Court. before Magistrate
Ourack, to-day. to be ssntencei for In
toncadon, he was coy.rsi from top TO
Too with feathers and the sticky puice
n the sugar cane. tho result OF IN.
sort OF humor p"puiar with tho Ray
DE gang caught jeremiah last night
outside of his house and told him rha,
ths father and brothers OF girl o' N.
nedghborhood w-r. hunting him with
guns and would shoot AIM on tho spot
when they caught him. and that n large
detachment OF police were also upon hts
trail.
Then they playful!y rolled the fright
ered man IN molasses and emptiei the
contents of condemned feather bed
upon him.
The evening world., 1902-03-29
LOST LAKE.
said to BE FsbuIousiy Rich in Coarse Gold

Prospecting for gold makes husky
men even II they don't always tind
the gold. Sometimes these men can
tell interesting stories
Joseph Morehead. whose hcadquar-
ters are In Elgin Ore. writes Last
fall came down here. attracted by
the rich strikes in the Baker City
fields. On my arrival heard a fairy
story OF = lost lake In the Blue
Mountains which was said TO be fabu-
lousy rich in coarse gold. The story
had all the ear marks OF the lost
mine and lost cabin stories To be
heard In every mining district,
prospector driven out by Indians.
brought pocket full OF nuggets with
him. died ard left the customary
rough sketch OF the locality. etc. etc
Il determined to have a look for II.
and as the formation Is volcanic II Is
too rough for pack animals. The
problem was how TO carry food
enough. In addition to my pick. pan
and blanket. for a two weeks sotourn
In the mountains.
Il had, a short time before. been
prospecting with an old mounta!neer
in the Bitter Root range in Montana.
He was an enthusiast on the subject
OF Grape-Nuts and Postum Coffee. In
fac, he lived on them. ! used to
Josh him about his grub but soon
grew - Ike II myself and finally got
10 eating Grape-Nuts three times n
day and as much oftener rs got the
chance.
80 with my former experience In
mind got Ave packages OF Grape
Nuts and some packages Of Postum
Coffee which. with little sugar and
salt, were all the supplies took with
me and for nine days laborious
climbing over the roughest country
ont OF doors I had nothing else ex-
cent an occasional trout caught from
the stream. came back feeling flrst
class and am offering TO bet that
car average thirty miles a day over
noun tain trails with thirty pounds OF
blankets. etc, on nothing but Grape
Nuts"
This food can he digssted and will
fatten n nursing infant and II also
suy,ains and works wonders with the
hardest physical and mental workers.
Including football and baseball play
ers, athletes OF all kinds. editors. doc
tors, ministers. lawyers, business
men and other braiA workers.
The evening world., 1902-03-29
REDS MISSION
SCORED ABROAD.
PAIL MALL GAZETTE SAYS
HE MAY NOT BE SENT.
ASSERTS that Ro"s~-
,eit viii >nt Let Him lie '"r"-
nation Ambassador.

LONDON March :9-Accoriing to
to-dny's issue OF william Waldorf As
tors Pail Mall Gazette there Is astrons
prcnsblllty taat whit"law Reid will not
come TO London a. special ambisSld Jr
To- King Edwards coruuat.o7
!. lc s.1I.yt 10 trcI."d IN letter from
the SCN York Correspondent aud -
believed to have o--n inspired ~ Mr
As'or. America Is denounced IA tae
letter. which declares that America is
no ~ uIhsc>lpr \ gentleman - live.
\ part of ~" letter IL MS fplloHr.
IA the present moment Il Is by no
means \ tgregpn" conclusion 'hi; Mr.
Whlt'lw RI wi.l h' accredited rs
special nmlr'.sliur from this country
TIE uG''rv against MS officially rep
recent 7g this country is :" gr' titt
: = ri'l nor =, surpr s"I - ani the
Pr sitent eventually backing down On
tn.- point
"rho train Is Mr. Roosevelt 81. *
p"ctiug reelection. an the votes have
- b. cons l.r.i In 'f- w1v even the
Pr sid"nt cannot always obey IN. IN.
nl'o pTonrilngs ~ q gentleman Ia cN-
'sni.u' m" cpur''si"s of hi- country.
Thi- u on" ~ the studies - 4 republic
II iS % b" neither praised nor blame
uut simply understood
The evening world., 1902-03-29
SHAW AND BANKERS
FAILED TO MEET.
WALL STREET FlNANClERS
WERE DISAPPOINTED.
secretary 10 R-turn 4" Washing
ton T"->iEht without Having
Had - Conference.

Secretary Leslie W. SHAW arrived e
the Sub-TreisuTy ~ I - o'clock and "a
a cNnrcrcnrc with Conrad y jordan
the Sub-Tr-lsur
NJ shaw said tha; Ne vas going h,,k
- Washington tonight, and '7It his
IN. S'lop here was merely rar tac purpose
~ gci'inS n arst hand know.cjs, n,
the various big departments
Il wish could stHy longer. Slii .hc
Secretary. 'bccsuse md II exceeding
IS Interesting Ny visit sas not 'ar TIE
purpose " reaching conclusions. but 20
gain a personal knowledge " things
This afternoon shall meet one OF
tso banker rrl"nds. nut there IL nothing
! care 90 say nu tn" financial situation
Last nigh; attend & . dinner given hv
Vice President vlrderI.p. o: the Ma
;.a1.t Civ Bank
I notice that On" of the morning
papers sati appeared reluctant to sly
who was there. met Mr.. Gage, my
predecessor. and Mr Phillips. OF Nc
Clurr Phillips & 60 There were jus,
four Of W. ~ YOU Sc cit was not very
big dinner
Mr. shaw said tha, his visit to Ellis
Island had nothing to do with any
changes there The President had de-
c4dcd before cane here" he said,
that Commissioner Terrence v Pow
dcr!y AM Mr.. Fltchie were both T. go.
so that my inspection D, the island had
absolutely no bearing on that"
Concerning his plans on financial
cnatters Mr. Shaw ssii there was moth
Ing he cared TO say now
Mauy NJ h, Wall
street to-day expressly to see Mr.. shaw,
hut they wee dIsanrolp,sS
The evening world., 1902-03-29
A Boys Life SaYsd !
A Grateful Mother Writes About
the Rescue of Her Child.
Paine's Celery
Compound
Triumphed After the Failures
OF Physicians.

Mrs. Tallman. OF l9l Redmond St.
New Brunswick. y. j., grateful for
the rescue OF her little boy from suf-
.erng and death. writes as follows:
II have used plinc's Celery Com
pound tor our 'itile boy. Ha had been
unGt. the Doctors care for five
months. hut lid not seem TO get
much better. TIE physician said tho
child had spiua. trouble. lie Is
three years Old and was Obliged TO
creep on his hands and knees and
was too weak 10 sit mp long at
time. We bought a bottle OF Paine's
Celery Compound. and before 1t was
aalf gone We saw big change In the
boy. He is now real tat and strong.
and can walk gi around the house,
and has rcd. plump cheeks. PalnS's
Celery Compound cured him"
Ia Ia, face 90 such testimony who
can deny the fact that painc's Gel.
cry Compound restores 20 strength.
ygor and new lifc7 Hundreds OF
such letters As Mrs Tallman's are on
file 'nr the inspection OF doubters.
Wner vour children are weak. run
down. nervous. fre;ful. despondent.
have los, ~ appetite. slow circula-
tion ~ blood. give them paines Gel.
cry Compound for week or two,
aud note well the cheering results in
returning health and vigor. We
strongly urge the immediate use OF
the great medicine for all sickly and
vea', hOys and girls.
The evening world., 1902-03-29
DOUGHERTy ON ECONOMY, /,
Calls administration Policy Inan-.
Insan. aud shartsIxht~d,

Having been turned down ~ the board
OF Es'imit" ma App1rtionm"nt. com.
missioner pogEherty'. u the Depart.
men; ,, water supply, Gas and Ezcc.
i-!..;y sad hot sgciHins words To-day
He denounced me economical policy ~
the reform HImI ration "a. "Insan.
Iulns ana shortsiE 1ted
Mr Dpugacriy asserts that hy grant.
ing nm a tHW small aPsFppri atoms ih..
s.lr VIII eventually save large E,irns
that any private corporation would So,
the advantage Of the expenditure ~. a
rmad sum 10 save murh larger sum
later on
But" said Mr. Douyicr'y. that Ia
not economy and the accent ne put ON
economy" cInno. be- described
The evening world., 1902-03-29
CAPE COLONY JUDGE DEAD.

LONDON. March - Sir sidney
Go lo'nn Alexander shIppa-d. formerly
judge OF tn" supreme Court OF cape
Colony. who had he 4 various other p0-
s!tions In South Africa. is dead
The evening world., 1902-03-29
STRIKE FOR EIGHT HOURS.

iOUNiSrOWS co. Ma:rn - Tho
National Assprtlt.n - niost Eu-nn,,
Workers has decided uuarlrunua.y 10
demand au 'isHt-apu- dit az prcseu;
scale, Co.. wages
The evening world., 1902-03-29

Progress d. rcpor- - In - Efforts .,
Lr" Schubert . convert FrlIlrin i"rit-i
Scher. ot IN" Metropolitan opera COM
pany. from q pr'ml iouun into a ilght
oper, star Friul-in Scherr. Mr. Grau
and Mr.. Schub"r; neid 4 conf-renc. and
the outcome as might '.' expected, wa.
Mr Schubert agreement to pay Mr.
6fhu - forfeit for the contract he holds
or Miss Schens services tor mex, sea
The evening world., 1902-03-29
NO NEW CONSTITUTION.
Refuses Consent 10
Change Ia Jamaica Mt Present.

KINGSTON Jamaica, March .,-rho
Colonial Secretary Joseph Chamberlain
replying to "A memorial from the elected
members OF the Legislature says no
cannot consent TO the new constitution
until the existing conditions have been
Ing.
The evening world., 1902-03-29
BARNARD WILL GET MONEY

barnard t"Isg" au'h"rItie, are coni-
dent that they viii 8" able 20 get by
next Tu"sday poo. watch IS needed 10
complete A subscription fund ~ ien Ouo.
foE II. ralslu. u which tho VIII re-
cciv" conditional rlr %, :so.ep mon,
from John u. Rockefeller.
The evening world., 1902-03-29
CARAVAN AFTER TROUT.

Assistant Distr!ct-Attorney Garyar
who assisted in tho prosecution or Pat
-'rk. has gon" to Hartford 'p1u
wa"-e his father has a .trga, tr,.r 10
land through whirl nu, t-uu
stream rum. for q r.s'
The evening world., 1902-03-29
NO LONGER AN IcEMAN.

n ls shoWn by 'h0 r1sIor OF 0HIIlaT7
Of the Am. ian leo company 'hNi
Charles W Morse hns retired as Caair-
man OF 'he board ~ B.rc tors, fl'rch'
EcyerlHp HIl udlo.il connection WIZ tl.
company HIS place pu n" board ~
boon taken ny J II SrhuuumaN"f Ia"
new President
The evening world., 1902-03-29
FOR CUBAN RECIPROCITY.
Chairman Payne nt Last Calls n
Meeting of Ills Committee.

WASHINGTON, March 2o.-Chalrman
Payne. OF the Ways and Means Com
mIitee ~ ;he House. has called . meet.
Ing OF tho committee for Monday morn
ing at 1870. u consider his bnl fer re-
c!procIty with Cuba.
This announcement is interpreted as
AN assurance on the part OF the Ways
and Means leaders that the victory for
reciprocity has been won in the com.
mittss.
The evening world., 1902-03-29
LOcAL6a
a-ASaH
SURE oF THEIR JOBS.

Thirteen employees In the offise of
the Register ~ Kinzs County were
made sure of their iohs today rs the
action OF justice Gayuor In granting
a wit OF mauiamls compelling the
stat" Civil Sr-yIc, Board - STRIKE from
the competitive list the names OF inc
thirteen and place them uu the exempt
The evening world., 1902-03-29
WOMAN FOR CONGRESS.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. March - The
race FOR Congress In the Tenth District
= being cn..ycnei this year hy Miss
Mary Hurkhtrt. gpod-lookng and
wealthy young woman. who Is a candi-
dat, on IN. Prohibition ticket
The evening world., 1902-03-29
CAPT. DICKINs TO MAnRY.

NHsTINNTUN. " r|i ., --'rDt ~
= b!ckirs. - The Ntyy. nao ma. u..
sIrned T,m % two vs4rs ,fs.s. ia
inr l.ast. y tn b. married nu Aari la
- MS I.I.tl irftf tf rho famIus a',.
IrIlt famlLv. ~ M.lrl nrfnu
The evening world., 1902-03-29
MORGAN GOING ABROAD.

ficrponi Morgan has engaged pas.
sas~ t" Europe AMI = expected 20 sail
IfNi WedE"sday VI: Morgan atll re-
main nn'S after tho cnror alton ot Ming
Edward it' son Is ore ~ the sp"-la!
representatives o, ne United states
for that occasion and both are expected
to entertain clsbnrateiy during the
eOrRa;ion scnson
The evening world., 1902-03-29
LONG FAyoRs WATER.

DENVER. col March - Responding
TO a letter forwarded to him asking for
his opinion IN tho matter. cX-Sccrciury
ot tho Navy John II Long saws that
personally ne favors the christening NJ
the new cruiser Denver w!.A water In
stead ~ wine
The evening world., 1902-03-29
MUST PAY THEIR SERVANTS.

Charities Commissioner Folks has
stricken from tho pnyrp'iS OF the de-
partmcnt nl servants employed IN the
families % the heads ~ the hospitals
saying that while the city provides food
and lriging fs these, their employers
must paw tAeIr wAgns
The evening world., 1902-03-29
AGED WOMAN MURDERED.
Body of Mrs. Pasch Found Flont-
ing in Genese- River.

: ROCgaEsrER. y. Y. March - Tho
: body OF the aged woman found floating
In the Genesee River at Charlotte yes
terdny afternoon hss been Identified as
that OF Henrietta Pas-h. aged s.ycn,y-
six years. who resided with a nephew
af No. 3s2 Joseph avenue
The autopsy shows she was murdered
The evening world., 1902-03-29
DROWNED FROM BRIDGE.

SEWAHk y March > -.dwH-i
Du S"r O., red wcnty tw,, yrtrs Old.
rch from 'r. Hanover hrlig'. near -h.
Morris CH4aty Iar to-.a,. INTO m.
f'te-4lr RIVER ~. Va, .N,pt away To-.
..t. current and .Lp.vn.l
The evening world., 1902-03-29
TELEGRAPH'
f---f,-.=ez=;.i.
TO DIVIDE 100000 ESTATE.

WHITE PLAINS - Y. March O.
Tn" Will oi Joseph Holloway. the well
kr"wn hors.man and oross-cpuntry
rider. Nho died On ranch In colorado
uu March y last. was filed fNr probate
Hsr- to-day HIS estate valued az
5000. R.t~ ..iy'ird between MS widow
and three ghlldrsn
The evening world., 1902-03-29
Accused Lawyer De-
clares Suit Is Sequel
toSheriH's S Removal
NO SHORTAGE, HE SAYS.
Deposits Aggregating $780,
600 Held by Kings County
Trust Company.

The fifth attempt 10 oust Bert Reiss
from the receivership OF the John
Good Cordage Machinery Company
has been made before Justice Gayuor
Reiss Is the lawyer who preferred
the charges before Gov. odell which
resulted in the latter's removal Of
Charles Guden as Sheriff OF Kings
County.
The principal charge in the present
proceeding is that Reiss has deposited
with the Kings County Trust Com
pany. the depository by order OF
court. only sls3.02 OF 100000 re-
ceived by him.
whnt REFS. Says.
M-. Re.ss gave out the following state
ment TO an Evening World reporter this
morning:
Although the present proceedings
were fathered by Bambcrger. they are
Identified with the removal % sheriff
Cudea.
This proceeding closely follows n
half-hou- conference which Bam5erget
had with Jere Weinberg. attorney for
Col Dady. Lieut.-Gov. weodrufI. Gudcn
and that crowd. And wha; Is tho far
inference to draw from that clrcum.
stance.
"Bambcr r has prosecuted me for
fivs years. and think the reason Is
that member OF his family lost 5000
In the John Good CordaEc Company be-
fore / was made receiver.
s2SO.OOo O-po,ited. lie says.
"As matter Of fact all moneys re-
ceived by me have been deposited with
the Kings County Trust Company to
the tune OF more than 5000 Al,
checks drawn against the account hay"
been signe,i by me ana cpuniarsignsd
by the American Surety Company which
is ON ms bond FOR ilSuU
The petitioner Is John e. Jenkins.
President OF the FIRST National Bank "
Brooklyn. and a director IN the Sorth
Side Bank He has obtained an order
returnable next Monday requiring Re!ss
to show cause why he should not be
removed.
The charges reviewing his ailaEed mis-
management % the Sordage Machine
Company cover an" hundred tyPcwr!tten
pages Oi manuscript.
The evening world., 1902-03-29
FOREIGNERS AFTER RAILWAY

c. II. Lawrence. "f Detroit. Mich iN
In New York ruUferr!ng with rl'"tH
!nugnni,s over tn purchase ~ 'l''''''''
in bonds ~ the Gu.i and VI -n4'unt lt y
road hold hy the SoClct"-' Tcl"r t." ~
paris. France and H"lrum " Poe r"N
- completed l's rpu'n Nl.4 cross every
n,-Gnntlu.ltnl railroad D.tw''r lbu-
hifn Rnn-aH CIV and OfnIha
The evening world., 1902-03-29
GEN. ToRRENcE A QUIET.

HAsHiNGTDS. March - Gen EU
Tnrr"rr-. '1rTIud. r-lu-'hI.f 90. tae
.. tnI ARM. .uncled wiz the psss.dtn.
yrs;esiay
The evening world., 1902-03-29
EARL TEMPLE DIES Ir EGYPT

LONDOS. MITCh .s.-wi!.an S;.pGcI
Temple Core i.tHgton. Fourth EiTl Ten
pie. died a '1.rn. E-ypj. yesterday
evening H. Wts born Ia l,.1.
The evening world., 1902-03-29
OFF ON GERMAN LINER.

On the North German blovd steam
ship Kaiscr4n Maria Theresa which
sailed for Geneva to-day were W
Rnurk. Cochran. NJ George q, Boldt
and Miss Bodt Henry T sloan" and
thu Misses Jessie and Emily T. Sloane.
Mr and Mrs, L. Em"rton Webb Mrs
Harrison t;nudfori. Mr. and MIR l.. II.
fInl..u.l. nnI A. RAhen.k
The evening world., 1902-03-29
FOUND MOTHER DEAD.

Mrs H.lene Du Qucsur. forty nine
wears old. of No. - East Forty second
Strcci was found dead tn bed to-day hN
her daughter clara Bautlcr In '1"
Nonnn's hand vas a rubber tube. which
she uAI disconnected rum gas stHs"
la order 10 XIII a.rsrlf Mrs DI 9uvsn.
had been victim ~ tnelhncholin
The evening world., 1902-03-29
FLOODS STOP N. p. TRAINS.

HELENA Mont March 9-Two
Northern Pacific trains from the IVES,
w"r- abandoned owing n the washou
between J!mtuNu and Valley ci'y
The evening world., 1902-03-29
RAND CONCERT AT CHURCH.

beginning tomorrow nigh, the Wash
.nston band Will civ" concert every
Sunday night In front Of 80. Johns
Lutheran Church In Fairvisw avenue
Jersey CITY. The Rev C;ottfeb Antirae
enc plsfpT bslieyss that "a band Is needed
To- mn fh~ church
The evening world., 1902-03-29
Cotton worker. Get Increa...

PROVIDENCE. II l.. March 81
Notices oT 20 per cent. advance In the
wages OF operatives were posted to-day
n tn. cotton mills IN Rhode Island ani
Mhs>a rhusctts operated by the Goddard
and knighf Interests II is expected
mat the Lippits VIII. with the Knights
and tho Goddards practically con rOl
~. coston Industry of this state, also
Wi. grant the Increase
The evening world., 1902-03-29
INJURY PROVED FATAL.

Max Sohumach@. Hftyfour years old.
Of No T Hudson street. had his leg
crushed by some machinery and was
taken 20 81 Nlncents Hospital. where
he died to-day from the inJuhy. He was
"A fnachiuist
The evening world., 1902-03-29
LIFE TERM FOR RoBBER.

SEATTLE March - william Bro-
pny .a" ~ tne two mon WAC h,,d
up the Dominion saloon Il; Dawson l,s'
December. was found guilty m 'h. Ter
f!'p1h court ana sentenced q .m!rl'-
on ..r.f s.- "a,
The evening world., 1902-03-29
IRVING TO DOUBLE STOCK.

ekhlIlv's a' iH- lTyiug National
Bank have UNANIMOUSLY voted to double
the capital stock to N.ep.o"O lnd TO
The evening world., 1902-03-29
ELIMINATES NEGRO VOTE.

RICHMOND, Va. March - \ sui
frage plan has been finally aETe-i up1a
by the constitutional convention ~ VIZ
negro N,ts Niil =. nrlc;l-ait, eliminated
The evening world., 1902-03-29
BANK RESERVE GROWS.
Increase shown by Weekly state
m~nt-Loans and Deposits Less.

The statement o. the Associa ted
Ranks .or the week ending to-day
The evening world., 1902-03-29

Bt-SAcr Pcr;I "a. Mar. :: The
uistoF.- oi,tlrrclt hero ~horo Tho Duke
uf Wellington Csrp; =. 1902, rorul-ed
TIA" French army comma ldci los Mar.
suu Mas sna. has been TUNED mo golf
links for the ben"nt pl y.s!tO;s TIC
Irst match look place yesterday