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The evening world., 1902-06-20
THREE WORKMEN HURT
BY FALL OF BEAMs

Three workmen were injured to-day
in the rapid transit tunnel at One Hun
dred and Tenth street and Broadway.
They are:
PATRICK HUSSEY, twenty-three
years old, OF No. 800 West One Hun
dred and Seventeenth street; ribs on each
side broken and left arm fractured;
made die.
GEORGE WILSON. twenty-five years
old, of No. 2l2 West One Hundred and
Eighth street; right leg broken.
DENNIS MCCARTHY. twenty-three
years old, of No. SIS Manhattan ave-
nue.; slightly bruised.
Wilson and Mccarthy were at work
on a beam across the top of the exca-
vation. and Hussey was employed at
the bottom OF the trench fifteen feet
below. A beam thirty feet long was
being holsted by a derrick, when the
chain holding 1t CAV way.
This beam fell upon the one where
Wilson and Mccarthy were at work
and carried them and a large timber
down upon Hussey. who was buried
under the debris.
Other workmen nearby appeared to
fear there would be "A cave in and no
assistance was given until Policeman
"a rex j. curley. of the West one
Hundred and T~wenty-hfth street sta
fairs and helped pull the men out. An
ambulance took the. three men to the
]. Hood Wright Hospital. Mccarthy
was afterWard sent home.
The evening world., 1902-06-20
lspeclal to Tho EycnIns WORLDLY

ALBANY, June aO,-The Court of APP
loals to-day handed down 4 decision
usiaining the removal of Charles Gudem
from the Office of sheriff OF Kings
County.
The decision was rendered by a unanl-
nous vote of the court. which sustaiaed
the decision Of thu Appellate Division
of the Second Department reversing n
decision Of Justice Gaynor. which was
ia the effect that Gudcn's removal was
unconstitutional.
Two opinions we're written hy the
Court. The opinion In which AZ The
Judges concur was written by Chief
Alton r. Parker. Judge Dennis
OBricn also wrote an opinion vtlich
concurs In the findings of the prevailing
opinion.
chief Judge Parker in his opinion
In this country the power OF rcmoval
is an executive power. and in this State
II has been vested In the Governor by
the people.
1T does not require argument to per
suade the mind that the power thus
conferred is executive, not judicial, and
that II was intended TO be vested ex-
clusively In Tie Governor"
In their wisdom the trainers OF the
constitution put the pub.ic's interests In
the foreground, ana provided "A simple
ana prompt method of removal of
county executive officials by the Gov
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AGAIN,
YOUNG WELLS SAYS
Declares He Has Been Held
Up a Second Time, but Does
Not Trouble the Police
About 1t.

Young Mr.. Joseph Wells, OF No. 1893
Pacific street, Brooklyn, says he has been
s~andbagged again. To be sandbagsed
If, to most men, n cue to HE TO the
police and recite the story. Not so in
the case of young Mr.. Wells.
Two years ago, Ne says, he fought
armed burglars in the darkness of the
d~ining-room Of his home. was knocked
senseless and generally wrecked. The
police were notified, the house swarmed
with detectives, but nothing came OF II
Consequently, says young Mr.. Wells,
when he was held up a week 4 near
his home at midnight and robbed Of
all his money he determined to say
nothing to the police about H.. Besides,
the roDSars were kind 10 him. They
did not take his watch and chain.
The evening world., 1902-06-20
USE ALIENS FOOT.EAsE.

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try Aliens Foot Ease. II cools the
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BIG SUBWAY BLAST BROKE
MANY BROADWAY WINDOWS.
Rocks Blown $50 Feet in the Air Fell on
Roofs Of Apartment Houses.

One man and one woman were
injured. scores OF windows were
broken a shower OF rocks was
sent about one hundred and fifty
feet into the air, and a panic
was caused among the residents of
fashionable apartment houses by an
explosion to-day in the subway ex-
cavation at Broadway and One Hun
bred and Fourth street.
The explosion occurred when four
separate blasts were set off stimuli
~taneously by Thomas Healy, foreman
for John Shields, the contractor In
charge OF the tunnel work from One
Hundred and Fourth to One Hundred
and Thirtieth street.
Immediately after the first report
of the blast a rain OF rocks shot sky
ward and dropped. a few seconds
later, upon the sidewalks and the
roofs of the apartment houses in the
neighborhood.
The tunnel workmen scattered.
pauic-stricken. Panic also seized the
tenants of the apartment houses, and
they, rushing III upon the street
pell nell, seemingly expected their
houses to topple.
Glass strikes Man.
The greatest damage was done TO the
hve-story brownstone apartment house
at No. 272S Broadway. There the roof
vas literally covered with rocks: rocks
crashed through the windows of the
upper stories. and windows on the lower
floors. tho, We're shattered.
\ huge fragment OF glass, falling from
a window on the top floor. struck John
Fisher just as no was stepping from the
cutting a cash in his shoulder.
A woman with a baby carriage. stand |
lmg in front of No. 972G broadway, was
knocked down. The carriage. too. was
upset. but neither the woman nor the
baby appeared to liz hurt.
\ big vegetable stand in front of No.
g7l6 was completely demolished.
Windows were broken by the force NJ
the explosion all over the nelghborhood.
a rock crashed through Il window OF !
the Mount Hope BAPTIST Church. strik-
ing Mrs. Margaret IIlnemarsh. who was
IN the building.
She went home md was attended by
her own physician.
A car which was passing one Hundred
and Fourth street at the time OF tho
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U. S. COURTS NOW
GUOEN'S ONLY HOPE.

II am not all surprised at the decl-
sion said Sheriff Dixie to an Evening
World reporter, II believe that Justic.
HaNhors decision, upholdlug Mr.. Guden,
was technically correct. but this oues-
Ton was too momcntous to lie settled
ON technicalities alone. 1t has intcrcst-
ed lawyers all over the country and 1
do not doubt that its disposition will
stand as a precedent for many years to
come.
MI Guden's only course now is TO ro
70 the United States Court of Appeals,
put IN view of the Unanimous deris!on
~ my favor by the State Court II is nor
likely, that the United States tribunal
would entertain such action, Even
should II do 80 the case could NOT he
argued before mex March and no de-
e,slon could be expected until after nv
III shall ask the Board of Sinking
Guden and his clerks from room II IN
me County Building and turn IL over
Guden could not be found
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~ WANT TO BE
LEFT ALONE" SA Us
MR.. DISBROW, SIR.

RICHMOND HILL, June 2O.-'I
have absolutely nothing to say this
morning" was Thomas A. Disbrow's
greeting to the newspaper men at his
home in Richmond Hill.
Il will have nothing further to say.
| want TO be left alone hereafter. The
feelings Of my family have been wo-
fully wrenched, md we would be
glad to have an end OF all this. What
ever is to be the outcome, everything
relating to my son is in the hands OF
his attorney"
Though Mr.. Thomas A. DIsbrow
said only three days ago that his son
would be produced the moment the
authorities requested his presence.
Deputy Sheriff Rogers was refused
admission to the Dlsbrow home when
he called with the Coroner's sub
poena. Il will not allow the sub
poena to be served or my son" said
MIR. Disbrow, until l have consulted
with his attorney"
District-Attorney Livingston Smith
says he Is Indifferent about Dlsbrow's
appearance before the Coroner, as his
investigation has progressed TO a
point where no explanation that the
young man could make would inter-
fere with the steps now being taken
to solve the mystery. Mr.. Smith said
that II certain evidence now being
sought for was obtained n warrant
would be issued for Disbrow's arrest.
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MOST, ANARCHIST,
SENT TO SERVE HIS TERM
4" Funeral Day for Free Press" He Shouts as
He Is Led AWAY.

Following the confirmation OF his SEN
tence by the Court 10 which he had
appealed, Herr Johann Most. the Anar-
chist' was arraigned to-day In the Court
OF Special Sessions and seat TO serve
his term Of one year In the penltentiary.
Herr Most had been convicted for his
anarchistic u%tterances and was found
guilty on Oct. II. 1901. Since then he
has been out on bail.
Justice Hinsdale, speaking for his as
soclates on the bench this morning said:
Most. the court to which you ap.
pealed has confirmed the decision OF this
Court and there Is nothing left for YOU
now but TO serve your sentence. There
fore you win 80 to the penltentiary for
one year"
Most shook as he heard this, ana said,
well, ! have already served seven
teen days"
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"rhat will be taken into considera-
non'' was Justice Hinsdale's reply,
AS the Anarchlss was about To DO led
away his face grew purple. n turning
to the Court he shouted:
This Is the funeral day OF the free
press In America'-
lie was about to 80 on. but a big
court officer grabbed him by the arm
and rushed him from the courtroom.
The prisoners wife kissed his hand NJ
ne was led away, and Herr Most. wall
.'nHs bitterly was taken across the
Soon after being taken back to IN.
MkomDs Most was placed m the Black
Aiarla ahd Was on his way 10 the island
Tears STRAINED from his eyes as he sat
Delwesh " petty larceny, Thieves. "
on the steamboat at Ihs foot OF EAST
Iweniy -siAth street and, giving one long
the cabin. y " NV
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FOSTERS SISTER
dying OF GRIEF
FOR DEAD

GOOD GROUND, June 2O.-Gracie,
the sister OF Clarence Foster, is dying
at the home Of her parents, two miles
from Good Ground. She is being at
tended by Coroner Nugent.
Oracle is seventeen years old. She
had been ailing for several weeks,
and when the terrible news of her
brothers death was made known to
her she grew rapidly worse. Pneu-
monia developed and the physicians
despair Of saving her.
The poor girl raves constantly for
her dead brother. and now and then
calls out; ~,
HAS Disbrow told how Clarence
was drowned?"
Mr.. Foster said to-day; Grace has
been a sick girl for several years, but
her condition now Is due to the shock
following her brothers death and the
terrible mystery OF it all. She was a
great favorite with Clarence"
While in Good Ground attending
the sick girl, Coroner Nugent an
nounced that Disbrow would not
30 to Southampton to-day and that
his Inquest would be postponed until
Tonight Deputy sherif Rogers noti-
ned the Coroner to-day that he had
not served Disbrow, hut that he
would make further efforts.
hrs. Foster, the widow Of the man
Hho. died with "Dimple" Lawrence,
eaue here early to-day and placed
lowers on her husbands grave.
3he said she had secured employ
Hent ip Good Ground and intended
- fsn'ain here.
/<E4<.Itt- Atlerney Smith arrived here
@+1H ~ jafne4 late In the afternoon.
e. <@<' Detective tieIh At the station.
tf9<e npay toward the run-
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GIVES UP HOPE
OFF SER WING HI
NUGENT

GOOD GROUND. June 9.-Deputy
Sheriff. when seen late this afternoon,
aller his call at the office OF LAWYER
Miles. made the following statemnt:
Il haV about abandoned all hope OF
serving the subpoena on young Dlsbrow,
Dislrlct-Attorney issued a warrant.
FROM, what information have
pesn b 10 secure, II seems possible
haE DisDLow y either In New York or
From what know of the legal evil
aence against the young man thus far
seeareo, ! think II would be dlmeuIt
70 .kft a strand Jury TO indicl him. -
The worst Thing against him really
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CLARENCE FOSTERS SISTER
DYING; DlSBROW NOT FOUND
Continued from First Page.)

against their families and themselves,
jumped overheard to die. ! do not
incline to this theory, however. |
think the boat tipped over by acct
dent.
"All three were intoxicated that
night. Disbrow says 80. He Will not
make this statement, however, unless
l advise him to do so, and he will not
be produced unless a warrant for his
arrest is served on me-"
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TELEGRAPH
CHIMES FOR pREAMwoLp.


SCITUATE, Mass, June 2O.-The set
of chimes for Dreamwold. the estate of
Thomas w. Lawson. at Egypt Station,
has arrived. There is a full set OF ten
bells.
AssAssINATED by A NEGRO.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. June '2o.-James
Cross, son of Capt. j. C. Cross, OF this
city, was assassinated at their plan
ration, near Pendleton, Desha County,
by a negro named Martin Nash. The
killing is said to be the result of an old
feud between the Cross family and an
other family of the neighborhood.
U. OF A. PRESIDENT.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. June D.-The
Board of Trustees of the University of
Arkansas have elected Harrison Ran
dolph, of Virginia, President of that in
stftution, vice DR.. John i. Buchanan.
resigned.
DIR. L. c. WARNER DECLINES.
OBERLIN, o., June 3o.-Dr. Lucien c.
Warner, Of New York, who has been
mentioned as a probable successor TO
the late President Barrows, OF Oberlin
College. has telegraphed the trustees
that he would not accept the place
NEW WORKERS AT NEWPORT.
NEWPORT. June 2o-Three hundred
and f1fty-seven families have arrived
here n at Conanicut Island. New
ports annex" so far this season.
MCCULLOUGH FOR GOVERNOR.
MONTPELIER. VT, June 2O.-The Re-
publican State Convention nominated
Gen. John G.. Mccullough, of Benning-
ton. for Governor.
POWDER MILL BLOWS UP.
YOUNGSTOWN. Pa...June 2o.-The con-
ming mill of the Cambria Powder Com
pany plant at Seward blew up, killing
three men and injuring five others, one i
OF whom has since died. Two others are
fatally hurt.
SEES CORPSE AND DIES.
CHATTANOOGA, June 3O.-Miss Retta
Shipley dropped dead while viewing her
brothers corpse.
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NEW PARK AVENUE
SUBWAY CAVE-lN

Ten men had a narrow escape from
death this afternoon while al work in
the subway at Forty-frst street and
Park avenue, opposite the Murray Hill
Hotel, and about nifty feet from the
spot where Contractor shaler was
struck ny some rocks and probably ia
tally injured n few days Ago..
Tons Of rocks and dirt gave way and
fell into the excavation where The men
were at work. All but two of them es-
capped. They are:
JERRY GENTLE, of No. 20 Thomp-
son, street, head cut and Injured inter
nally.
PASQUALE BDLLANTILE. Of No
22 Elizabeth street. right leg broken
and Internally iniuted.
Both men were attended by Dr.
Hospital.
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TO PROMOTE TWO BRIGADIEns.

WASHINGTON, june 2O.-The Senate
Committee on Militarv Affairs has
ordered favorable reports mon these
al my promotions: Brig. Gems. john -.
Bates and George w. Davis t. be Major
Generals.
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GUDEN REMOVAL is LEGAL.
COURT OF APPEALS SAYS
Power of Governor Under the Constitution
Confirmed-Opinion Unanimous.

ernor or the state, II authorizes the
Governor TO remove, as We have seen.
AFTER giving 10 such officer a COPY of
me CHARGES against nm and an oppor-
tuhlty of beng heard In his defense
closes that such requirements OF the
constitution were fully complied with in
his case" ="
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CARNEGIE DAILY GIFTS.

LONDON. June 9l,-Andrew Carne-
gis's b~encfactiOns In the shape OF libra
ries are OF almost daily occurrence. To-
day he offered the Burgh OF Plrtlck,
near Glasgow. 10000 $4,000, provided
Its officials undertook TO conduct the
library under the provisions or the
Public Librarss Acts.
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LOCAL.
THE SARATOGA CLuD.y

George III. Daniels. General Passenger
Agent of the New York Central, will
take the Saratoga Club" ~so-called. on
It's annual excursion Incl
dentally. the season opens for the Cen
tfals SARATOGA l.icnited," a FLYER which
! 10 run on and after Tomorrow. lcav-
Ing the Grand Central at 1.60 =. NJ. on
Saturdays and on other days at 800
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sTRAYED FROM A HOME.

Miss Mary saylor, the old woman who
was found at the foot of whitehall
street Wednesday afternoon by a po-
iceman, and who was turned over to
superintendent Merwin of the Outdoor
moved TO the Mary Fisher Home, Mt st.
inns avenue and One Hundred and
Ihirty-fourth street, from which she
had strayed.
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TO STOP STR Il BEGGING.

-Four experienced policemen have been
detailed by Commissioners Partridge to
devote their whole time TO the suppress
sion Of street begging. They will work
IN corporation with the Charity Organ
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explosion was bombarded with flying
stones and rocks and nearly all the
passengers were more or less injured.
A BILE fact Ia that up to a late
one Hundredth street sta tion appeared
to have heard nothing OF the %disturbanc.
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GETS TwINE

WASHINGTON. June 20. The con.
tract for furnishing Irvine to tho postal
service during the next fiscal year haA
been awarded to NJ. ID. Helm & Co.
of New YOrk C!tN. at Sl22. 600.
The evening world., 1902-06-20
GEN. MILES RETURNS.

WASHINGTON, June O.-Lleut.-Gen.
Miles has returned from an official Visit
to Fort Riley. Kan. West Point and
other places.
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He jumped from the roof OF tho house
a year ago win suicidal intent. but was
net seriously INJURED, and q month ago
a hre escape to the courtyard In the
rear " the house. =. '"'
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SALISBURY INDIsposED.

LONDON, June 2O.-L1rd Salisbury
was unable to attend his reception to
the Colonial Premiors at Hatfield
House. He remained In London.
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TO IN july.

WASHINGTON, June 90.-At the
white House conference the President
and the Senators also considered the
question Of the final adjournment OF
Congress, ana after its conclusion one
OF the prominent Senators present eX-
pressed the opinion that Congress would
adjourn by ;he first week in July,
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MADE

WASHINGTON. June 20. - The Prcsl-
dent has nominated Caps. Yates Stlrl-
ing and Willium {. Wise TO Il Rear
AdmIrals.
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WAITER ENDS LIFE.

Ernestino AazEars. a waiter out OF
employment. shot and killed himself
this afternoon In his room at No. sS
East One Hundred and Sixth street.
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WASHINGTON
DEFAULTER CONFESSED

WASHINGTON, June 2O-~Speculatlon
and fast living caused the downfall of
Henry Rechtin, ~disbursing officer of the
Department of JUSTICE, who CON
fessed to Acknowledgement Knox that he
was about $1,000 short in his accounts.
The evening world., 1902-06-20
TRANSFER OF NAVAL OFFICER.

WASHINGTON. June 2O.-Rear-Ad-
miral Il. NJ. Shepard, retired. has been
detached from duty AZ president of the
MAYA! t.SamihinS and Retiring Boards
and ordered home.
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LAST HONORs TO pAUNCEEoTE.

WASHINGTON, June ?O.-It has been
decided that there will he no ceremonies
at Washington in connection with the
removal OF the body of the late Lord
Pauncefote. all of the observances being
confined to Annapolis. The body will
go to Annapolis by special train on
Inly
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REBELS, NEW wARsHIp.

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, June 20
The steamer Cartagena, which has
arrived at Dominica, is reported by
the Venezuelan authorities to belong
to Gen. Matos. leader of the revolu-
ton in Venezuela.
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WILL SELL HIS ESTATE.

Supreme Court Justice Garretson, in
Brooklyn, gave judgment yesterday in
favor of Emery Fray, by which the real
estate at one time owned by the late
samuel Welles. formerly of this country
and subsequently Marquis de la Val
ietti OF France. is to be sold to pay
his creditors in France. The real estate
IN Brooklyn, which has been lying idle
for years. will now be sold.
The evening world., 1902-06-20
FOR NEEDLES AND PINS.

WASHINGTON. June 2O.-A Census
Bureau report ON the manufacture q.
needles and pins shows that 81. 23j, l5s
Is invested IN this industry In the
United States
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ROYAL BALL GIVEN UP.

LONDON. June 2O-Tt was announced
from Windsor early this morning that
In ~onseauenc Of the death OF the King
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FIRST BARON ACTON DEAD.

LONDON. June 20-,Sir John Emer!ch
Edward Dllberg-Acton, first Baron
Acton, professor of modern history Mt
Cambridge, is dead at tho age OF sixty
eight wears.
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q. f. PEABODY GIVES $4,000.

ATHENS. Ga., June N.- ':cnS re Fostor
Peabody, of New York, has given $l3,00
for the establishment ota practice school
in connection with the State Normal
Institute. OF the amount $4,000 will be
devoted to the construction of "A build
Ing.
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Of Saxony, news OF which was received
late last night, a ball which the King
and Queen were TO have given this
evening at Windsor Castle VIII not take
place.
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DIIstrict-Attornoy had received fresh In,
formation.
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st. N%incent's Hospital reported to the
Coroner's Office this morning the death
or Rosa Lelick, twenty months old, of
No. $50 Mulberry street, from acrl-
dCntal tu%rpentint polsOning.
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BIG ELECTRIC MORTGAGE.

The United States Illuminating Com
pany and the United Electric. Light
and Power Company, which were
merged some time ago. have mortgaged
their property tsubject to the Light and
Power .Company's prior mortgage) to
the union Trust Company. The mort
gage Is for $40. 900, 900 s per cent. gold
Wounds and has thirty wears to run.
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ONE BOY SHOOTS ANOTHER.

Milton HUFFMAN. ten years old, of No.
35l East Fi~fty-second street. while play
ing on the bridge at Park avenue, be-
tween Fifty-hrst and F~ifty-second
streets. was shot In the hand by an
unidentified boy. He was attended to
and taken to Flower Hospital.
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MISSING.

Benjamin Dorfor. of No. 746 Myrtle
avenue, Brooklyn, was employed az
Wilson's Rolling Mills at a fair salary
until a few days ago, when he disap-
peared. His wife and two children, one
fourteen months old and the other
three, were left destitute.
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REPRESENTATIVE FOX WEEDS.

Representative A. F. Fox, of Missis-
slppi, and Mrs. Annetta s. Brandon, OF
Townsville, Ga, were married at the
First Presbyterian Church by the Rev.
DR.. Howard Dufiield. The wedding was
very quiet, only n few friends being
present.
The evening world., 1902-06-20
BAYONNE's NEW POSTMASTER.
nABY DIES OF POISON.

President Roosevelt has named Edwin
Cadmus cor Postmaster of Bayonne.
The evening world., 1902-06-20
JAMES MACAULAY DEAD.

IONDuN. Jlue O.--J1mus Mnraulay,
The author. !s dead, He was born In
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WINS.

The Supreme Court, Appellate Divi-
sion. to-day sustained the order of JUS
tice O'Gorman vacat ing h temporary
injunction secured by George A. Kessler
& Co., restraining Emanuel Chappelle
from entering the employ of Frederick
de Barry & Company.
SHOT HIMSELF.
Ernest Mazzare, of No. 36 East One
Hundred and Sixth street, tried to Kill
himself this afternoon by shooting him
self In the head. He was taken 10 the
Harlem Hospital,
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RESIGNATION ACCEPTED

The resignation OF the Rev. Howard
Wilbur Ennis, pastor of the First Re
formed Dutch Church. at Bedford Ave
nue. n Clymer Street, william sburg.
has been accepted BY the members will
deep regret. DR.. Ennis's resignation
takes effect Sept. J..
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CABLE.
SAMUEL BUTLER DEAD

SAMUEL BUTLER DEAD.
LONDON. June 20. Samuel Butler,
the author and composer, Is dead. He
was born In 1895.
CAPT.-GEN. MOTTO DEAD
MADRID. June 2O.-Len. Motto. cap
taln-Generdl of Madrid. died yesterday
from injuries sustained when he fell
from his horse at a review of Spanish
troops held at the time King Alfonso
attained his majority.