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California Democrats.
Tic board then adjourned.


Following is the State ticket nominat-
ed by the California Democratic State
convention:
Governor. Franklin X. Lime, San
Francisco.
Lieutenant Governor, Isador b.
Dockweilcr. Los Angeles.
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court,
J. X. Law, MERGED.
AssuciatC Justice of the Supreme
Court, Il. Frasswortll, Tulare; ID. X.
Trask, Los Angeles.
Secretary Of State. Alexander j.. RIOS.
borough, Alameda.
State Controller, Frederick W. IInrk
ness, SANTA Barbara.
State Treasurer, Samuel II. Brooks,
Contra Costa.
Attorney General, w. a. Gctt, Sac
ramento.
superintendent Of Public Instruction,
T. w. Linsday, Fresno.
Surveyor General, Charles II. lIol.
comb, San TranciscO.
State Printer, II. |. WOodman. Sac
raincntO.
Clerk Of the Supreme Court, Law.
renee IT. Wilson. S"nnmu.
State Board OF Elualiz ,tion. First
District. 10 nomination; Second District.
w. X. French, Alameda; THIRD District,
II. II. Bcamor, Yolo; Fourth District,
james l~Ianley, Los AngcIas.
Board Of Railroad Commissioners -
First Distuct. W. j. IIassett, Sacra.
mcnto: Second District, no nomination;
Third District. Timothy S~pcllacey,
Kern,
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a Cnso OF Indian Justice.

Some time ago a Muddy Indian came
from the Muddyt TO Pahranagat valley and
killed m Indian thero and returned Ia
the Muddy. On tho morning Of the 25th
OF August the Muddy Indians killed
him at st. Thomas, in tho corral OF
Harry Gentry, put him on a horse md
took him up tho hills, where they bur.
led him. No doubt ho was killed nc.
cording to the tribal laws Of his tribe.
Tic ia a good Indian now.--Piochc Re.
ord.
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How a CHILEAN Mna-of-wnr Was Dis.
nHntlsd nnd Carried Away
P~IecemeaI,

The most audncious piccemcal rob.
berry on record was that effected by
some Peruvian irregulnrs during the
war with Chilli. In the summer OF 1879.
For fear OF the 1Iuascar, which WINS
cruising along the CHILEAN scabonrd,
and which for power and weight Of
metal wns infinitely superior 10 any
thing the latter nation had then afloat,
he Gillian man-of-war rnrejA was tenn
porarily hidden away In n creek some
so miles south of Valparaiso; and, ms
hghting men were urgently needed
elsewhere. her crew VIVA taken of, and
she was left in charge of a corpornl's
guard Of marines. .
These were Overpowercd one dark
night. and the bodies tuIDbled over
h"hrd: after which the adventurers
proceeded to carry AWAY the whole Of
the internal fittings Of the ship. And
this apparently impossible task they
actually accomplished, relates Stray
Stories.
The Pafeja'S guns. her stores and am.
muni;i"n. 200 stands ~ small arms.
even her machinery and boilers, we're
lowered int" n number Of fruit bonts
which Ind hcrn chartered for the pur.
pose. and safely carried northward
into Peruvian waters, where they were
afterward used to outfit another yes.
sci.
And when. some months later. the
Hnascnr having been sunk 10y the Chilli
an hcet. the lawful owners Of the
Phreja came to took Tor her. and bring
her on To zen nrnin. they found only
the empty she'll ~ n ship. silent and
deserted. and without so much port
able property aboard M would have
tufhcsd to MI n dcccntsized portmun.
teau.
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HID No Pu1I Mann

The month OF February. 1886, was in
one respect the most rcmn rkabIc In
the worlds history. IL had no fuII
moon. January had two fun moons
aud 40 had March. but February bnJ
none. Do you realize what n rnrc
thing in nature II was? II Ind moi
occurred since the creation Of The
world. md II will not occur again. .o.
c"rding TO the computation Of ostron.
omcrs, for $500 900 years.
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Commissiouer Snyde was authorized
10 investigate II proposed change i'll the
Tuscarora and Mountain City road and,
il in his judgementthe change is required,
to make the necessary arrangements for
the performance OF the necessary work
II being understood the expense to the
500.
The board then adjourned.
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4 Neccssnry prncnnIInn.

Don't neglect n cold. It 10 worse than nm.
ploasnht, II is dangerous. BY using
Ono MiDut' Cough Caro- you can cure 1t
Mt once. A''n"R ir1rumatiOn, clears the
head. SCOT, ~ strengthens the mucos
membrane. Cnfce coughs, croup,
throat and lung troubles. Absolutely
eafo, Acta immediately. Children like
II, Eiko Drug Company.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

Following nrc the proceedings Of the
commissioners mt the meeting helu
Monday, Sept. I, 1902:
Prcsent-James Clark, ". W. Wealth
crs and Phil Snyder.
Minutes Of previous meeting read
and approved.
The money in the county treasury
WIS counted and found correct.
The official reports OF the several
county officers were read and filed.
The bill OF c. Outlet Tor supplies und
services i'll smallpox cases was laid over
Tor further information.
The following transfers were male
from the general fund into the following
The evening world., 1902-02-15
{. |. TIFFANY 90
YEARS OLD TODAY.
FAMOUS NEW YORKER RE-
CEIVES MANY VISITORS.
susl ss9~vips from . Disiorsted
HIP. bot Physician Say. He
IL Doing We'll.

Charles I. Tirany i to-day eeiehrat'
ing hi, uineticih birthday. NJ members
" his family and dozen. o, his friends
called a, hi, house NJ 2.5 Madison ave-
nue. to congratulate him hut few u
them were allowed to- see rim.
Mr. Tiffany has been laid w for some
time with iislo-at-d hlp uNi last
week caught rold whicn Eay" IN" fam
lis -om. uneasln-ss pr. Chambers Ms
phy stefan. said ;his noon that Mr. tn
'any was DOING vel and ;ha, the symp-
,nm- which had made him fear pneu-
monia had paSsEd away
is the J.tnm ~ Mr Tinany 20 re
,,.iv. nj. friends m the anniversaries OF
his birthday and tsr family W.s anx-
lon, that there shall hc no change. He
/. well In mind sad cheerful.
Morris X J"sup President II the
Chamber Of Commerce wss among the
earilc-, NJ the callers to-day. a; 10 last
meeting tn. chamber passed resolutions
Mr tiffany and fprmail-
portrait ~ him painted hy
the artist. William NJ Chase. The poG
trait will hav. place In the gallery oil
ths new building OF the chamber. Until
IN. new building Is completed the pie
.ur- will remain In the care Of the artist.
The evening world., 1902-02-15
SUSAN B. ANTHONY
IS 81 YEARS OLD.
BIRTHDAY TRIBUTES FROM
FELLOW SUFFRAGlSTS.
Event . Feature nj To-Ds,'s ses-
sion OF the National Convention
-Foreisn D~iesstes' Erecting.

WASHINGTON. Feb Is Interest ir
tn. Salional Am~-csn Woman sunrAss
Association meeting to-day sAs height
-nea NY tho 'sct that Il marked the
eighty second birthday os Susan h An
inony.
She VA. III. r-c.pi.nt ~ many CON
CALCULATIONS and sas teelinSly referred
10 IN tn. Invocation BY Mss Laura u"
Merritt, Many rora tributes A-rr also
received hy her
The rollosnx message ~ greeting to
Mrs Anthony from the ,orelEn dele
gates was read from the platform
We. the Undersigned foreign dele.
sa,-- 70 the nr.t international woman
suffrage c~onf-r-nc.. gladly tax. IN" op-
Iortunity ot your eighty. second birth
day 20 express to YOU our love and rev
er-nc-. our gratitude FOR your lifelong
work for women and our rejoicing that
YOU have hved to Sc. such great steps
onward made hy the world at large IN
the direction In which YOU led AZ rr-;
under such prejudice
praying that you may enjoy years ~
hsarh. oheored BY ever.fr~ah advance.
we remain your loving friends.
The evening world., 1902-02-15
GABLE.

ROME.-The "ope has cabled TO
President Roosevelt expressing hope
for the speedy recovery OF the lstters
son.
BERLIN-In the Lower House Of the
Prussian Diet to-day bill was intro
duced placing ,s.oco.oco marks at the
disposal Of the Prussian Government
for the purchase Of mining property
IN WestphaIia.
THE HAGrE-The members u the
Bocr delegation have left The Hague
and have not announced their des,ina.
ton. II Is rum0r-d that they have
started for the United States
The evening world., 1902-02-15
LEADERS CONFER
At! White HOUSE.
MYSTERY IN COUNCIL CALLED
BY THE PRESIDENT.
senate and Hou.e R~pr-.-nt-d In
Consultation with Executive
All silent as 10 subject.

WASHINGTON. Feb Is A very i'm
poFtant conference was held In the
Cabinet room Of the White House to-
day.
Al the Presidents rcGues, n. WAS
Joined th.r. shortly after 10 o'clock this
morning ny Senators Allison, Aldrich
and Sp"oner. Speaker Henderson and
Representative Cannon aud Grn-vano-
and the conference lasted until q few
minutes after ~
with the exception of the President
himself and senator spooner. these con.
ferrees were the same men who took
part In the famous conference a few
weeks prior To- the Spanish war. Witch
resulted in tho definite conclusion that
Congress should appropriate So cn ea
To he plac-sl at tho disposal Of the Presi.
fcn' To prepare FOR war
Previous 10 he conference the Pr.s,-
dent br"ik.s-ted At the Whit. Hol-.
with Attorney General Knox. Postmns.
ier-General Payne and Senator Hanna
When the conference broke up those
who participated In Il we're extremely
and unusually ret.rcnt
The personnel ~ the conference. CAV.
color 20 the BELIEF that the consultation
related to the Legislative programme In
Congress and might have BEARING upon
the shaping Of Cuban, Philippine and
war-revcnue repeal legislation
There was also an !n,imation tha, IN.
President talked with his party leaders
In Congress abou, the schl.y case.
The evening world., 1902-02-15
FEARS BIGGER LOSS
TO CITY ON WATER.
D0UGHERTY THINKS MANY
METERS FAIL TO REGISTER
Discoveries In the Case OF The
OmcinI InS-stisatton.

water Commissioner DouEherty says
, that n. NI -, lost 10 the CITY because
u the failure OF the meters In the
Hotel Manhattan 10 correctly register
the amount % water that went through
them Is probably small fraction OF
the amour; which the city hss .o-t.
His inspectors are at work and a.
soon ~ the Investigation Is completed
the facts vii, be 'aid before the Dis
'rici-Attorncy
Mr. loiEhertys attention Vas d.
rcctci tn ihc Manhattan Hotel by the
fact that the water bills had become
much less recently than they were for
m.-ly \ comparison of the bits rem
ler-d for s"vcrai years vas made. and
\ Vas seen that for eighteen months
the bills had becn only about one-thlrd
what they We're beiur.
by comparing previous bills. an esti-
mate was made sh . Indicated that
l!co Ma iue to the ~ from the Ho-
tel Manhattan. and bill for that
amount vas rendered. An attorney Tor
the hotel proprletors called ai the water
,ifice to-day and promised TO have an
Investigation made.
Ar. pougherIy 10 now looking for .
meter that Eiii be accurate aud not sus-
ceptiele TO easy methods Il ee0n1esing
= fraud a
The evening world., 1902-02-15

Accused OF numbering her lover.
Walter S. Brooks. young broker
riurcnce Burns. nineteen years old
was arrested In her home In Brook
lyn. and taken to the Church Street
Police station. where she was ex.
amined by Assistant District -Attor-
ney Krotel.
brooks was found In the Glen Isl
and Hotel. shot In the head, and died
In the Hudson Street Hospital short
iy before noon.
The girl did not s%em much axi-
tatcd. She wore a big picture hat
and long automobile coat.
She was takr,. into the Captains
ofiice. where she was surrounded by
q dozen officers o. the law. While
there her father came TO the station
in response to a telegram. He In
nsted on beinS present In the room
while Florence was being questioned,
but Mr.. Krotei would not allow IL.
After two hours questioning Mr..
Krotel announced tina, no statement
had been obtained from her.
While the examination Vas going
on the girls father and Former As
instant District Attorney Backus. OF
Brooklyn. came to the station and
The evening world., 1902-02-15

Nine hremen were face to face with
death this afternoon when they at
tempted TO quell flames which cnvel-
oped the old Duriands Riding Acad-
emy. triangular builIing ON Broad
way. Central Park West. SiNiis;h and
Slxty-first streets That they escaped
with their lives was considered by those
who watched their predlcament little
short OF miraculous
As II WIS. tnsy and q spectator We're
all more or less injured Those hurt
were.
CARROLL. -. OF Engine Company
No. %. burned about fa>e.
CLARK PATRICK. ~ Engin" Com
pany No D.. seriously burned about 'ace
and body
COsGgovE. JAMES foreman % En-
gine Company ~. ~. burned about face
and head. Lex broken.
CoYLE, THOMAS. Of Engine CON-
pany NJ. =, burned ABOUT face ami
hands.
DEvLIN. -. o' Engine company No
~ hand burned. taken to Roosevelt; Hos
pIial Returned to Are.
FARRELL. chief Of the Sixth Bat
talhu
M,KEON JOHN. captain n EuSIue
Company No =. na.r s!ngcd. severe
burns.
MANNING. ROBERT. u Hook and
Ladder Company y" I. severely hurt.
PAXTON. ". J.. No. l7S Broadway.
spectator burns ahou, face and hands
STOUT. MICHAEL. OF Engine Com
paay No y
Incendinry blaze.
The fr.. sh.rh ia believed To have
been OF incendiary orig. started In tn.
The evening world., 1902-02-15
FI7zSIMMONS AND JEFFRIES
TOf1QHT IN SAN FRANCISCO.
o Greatest Pugsts in the World Finally Ar.
ranged for May s.

pionship OF the world. Jeffries Is
the only man who ever really
whipped Fitzsimmons. and the Aus.
tralian said that he was drusged
when he fought. Whether he was or
not, the nsht between two .,
most interesting that could have
been arranged.
As soon as JeYries arrived at the
meetinE-piace he walked up to Fi,E
and. extending his hand. said:
Hello. Fitz. how are you
Very we'll replied Fitz. How DO
you seel7'
Both men then got DOWN TO business
without delay.
The articles OF Agreement, which haf
been drawn up were carefully looked
over After they had finished EEan
spoke up ant .aid
Il suppose you will furnish your owr
gloves. Bob. just ss Ne have Away,
DONE"
Yes I Will DO that i you say So r.
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demanded 10 see the girl They
were denied admittance.
A little later Krotel came out OF
the room and left the station.
Backus followed him and demanded
that he be permitted TO see the girl
See the police said Krotel Il
have nothing TO do with the case"
Meantime the girl. crying and call
Ing TO her father. was rushed out of
the room and down to a cell.
When Florence vas arrested she
asked the detectives what was the
charge against her. They told her
that she was charged with shooting
Brooks.
Where Is he7" she asked.
In the hospital" they said
How could shoot him them
she asked. Il have not seen him
since . o'clock when I left his ONCE.
| came riEh, home and arrived at
100 o'clock. My father and mother
were at the theatre. saw no one
ana went to bed"
Further than this they were unable
to get ANYTHING out OF her
Young Brooks. who Is member
OF the commission Arm of Brooks 4
Wells. No. II Jay street. went last
The evening world., 1902-02-15
TEN MEN HURT AT BLAZE
IN DURLAND'S OLD RINK.
Thrilling Escape of Brave Fire Fighters at Destruc
ton of Vacated Academy at Broadway
and Sixtieth Street.

after the blaze was under way plain
little tabby cat was seen at a wire
barred window on the third moor.
Hughes got a ladder and with the
flames threatening him u; every step.
Skinned up. brok. through IN. barrier
and brought puss in safety TO the street
Blaze Reaches Plat.
An added danger was the threatened
destruction OF the apartment knowa
as the "Po!!lon." at the ocrn.. u
Central Park Wcs; and sisty-arst
street II vas recognized that the
Did riding academy vss doomed and
the efforts }; the bremen were princ.-
pilly directed 10 the apartment. house.
in which nifty families reside.
The fire took hold o. the roof OF the
''Poiilon." and broke all windows on
the south side tn. residents threw
their effects out of the windows. until
they were assured that ther. was no
danger. Most Of them. however. Lef,
the lCuse.
The nre Was. discovered by motor
tha, he was At Fifty-n!nth street and
saw the flames burst out from the
southern wing Of the building ON the
second Moor lie Immediately turned in
Frcderir Il. Jennings lawyer havi-s
his officcs a; No. Is BROAD street, SAID
lth!s afternoon that IN. building was
owned by John O. Mccullough T L.
Park and himself. II was built over NJ
teen years ago BY a party OF capitalists
from Boston at cost of about SiOO 90,
and was used as bicycle academy.
They failed. and the building was
then leased TO Mr Durland. who used
II for ten years as riding academy.
Mr. Jennings said that the building
was well Insured. hut refused to give
the exact amount ~ insurance.
The New York II ppodromc Company
had recently leased the building for Q
winter circus.
The evening world., 1902-02-15
LATEST NEWS
IN BRIEFEST FORM.
AUTOPSY ON WALTER sRooKs's BODY.

Cooners Physician Weston ate this afternoon perforNau
the autopsy Bookss body He found that the bullet en-
tered the head Just behind and at the top OF the gn a Its
course was diagonal and penetrated about an inch and
half. In his opinion the wound not sencted because
there no powder burns on the scalp.
Attorney Backus after visit to the Attorneys
office got permission to the Burns girl and was admitted
with her father to her CELL
Harry Cohen turned over to the District Attorney this az
tenoon letter from the girl to Brooks asking for an inter.
view with him. 1t was written Feb H. but did not reach his
office until to-day
The evening world., 1902-02-15
Match Between Two

Bob Fitzsimmons and Champion
Jim Jeffries. the two greatest living
pusilists. have been matched to hsht
again for the championship OF the
world In San Francisco.
After many weeks OF negotiation
they met this morning and agreed
on terms. They will nght twenty
rounds before the club Offering the
bisges, purse. which will be divided
so per cent. to the winner and 40 per
cent. to the loser. The hght will take
place on or about May is. Al that
time sorfeits Of S2.50o will have been
posted by each man to guarantee his
appearance.
This is the second time Fitz and
JeRriea have fought for the cham
The evening world., 1902-02-15

piled the Cornishman.
How about the date for the battieY'
said Jeffries.
As the articles call for the fight to
take place on or about May Is. how will
that time suit your replied Fitssim-
mons.
Very we'll" replied Jefsriss. "If the
nEht Is TO be fought in San Francisco IL
would be better that We have the con-
test decided then. so that we could get
the race-;rack people TO attend IT," con.
;inued Jsffr!es.
How about the bids for the nghtr'
asked Jefrries.
We will ie; the clubs send In their
bids. which We will open on March Is.
and the club offering the largest purse
will get the aghi." replied Fftzsimmons.
1, was then agreed upon by both mea
that they each post a forfeit Of q. 800
with the club that Is awarded the con-
tes,
The referee will also be elected e
the time hat the club Is na,1.d. After
th-~e details had been agreed by the
fgliers they read the articles Os06
carefully and signed hem
The evening world., 1902-02-15
TELEGRAPHiC.

GREAT HARRINGTON. Mass-Lex-
ingion Dooley. son ~ Rev. John
Dooley. OF Monterey. wac SHOT oy a
highgayman while walking On the
road from Monterey TO this place
Dooley was robbed Of mis- money and
watch.
jEOTpS. Ma~.-Mrs. Roosevelt
said to-day that her son was mprov-
Ing - steady she was planning to re-
turn with him to Washington. Miss
Alice Roosevelt reached here this
morning
The evening world., 1902-02-15
DENIES SHE SHOT
BROKER in HOTEL.
Florence Burns, Nineteen, Accused Of Numbering
Walter Brooks, Declares She Was at Home
in Bed at the Time

night to the Glen Island Hotel. al
West and Cortlandt streets.
Florence Burns. Of No. 249 EAst
Fifteenth street. Brooklyn. was with
him. They registered as John Will
son end wife. Brooklyn"
Left ID, Ing All Night.
At midnight Brooks was found 49,
conscious from escaping gas. The
woman had disappeared. y
A doctor was called In and par
TALLY revived him. but failed to dis
cover the bullet wound In his head.
All night the young man lay there
dying. The police were not notified
In the morning Brooks was again
found unconscious. This time he
was sent to the hospital.
The police were notified. but every
effort was made &c suppress the news.
Father Names Miss Burns.
Brooks's father when notified Of
This sons fate declared he had an
ticipated II and unhesitatingiy a.
serted that II was Miss Brown wAo
had been with him.
Miss Burns. II was learned. for six
months had been trying to get Brooks
to marry her. He was trying to get
rid OF her.
CONTINUED on Second PaSe)
The evening world., 1902-02-15
SUBURBAN..

The Will ~ Gerhard Mcnnen, the
millionaire druEEis'. was admitted TO
probate In IN. Surrogate's onicc to-
day II H. dal,h Jan. =. ie"o. and
everything f. beGueathsd to the widow
Mrs Eimn Chr stina Menneu.
Mrs Catherine Boyle, an elderly
woman. Swing on Straight street. Pat
erson. y. J.. was committed to tn"
Pnssaic County Jail to-day on the
charge II setting Are to her house.
Friends think the recent big blaze in
that city affected the womans mind
The evening world., 1902-02-15
MISS STONE FREE
IN VERY FEW DAYS.
RANSOM PAID. BRIGANDS III.
SURE THEIR SAFETY.

WASHINGTON. Feb. I5-The stat.
Department has received cable aivices
confirming the report that the ransom
money for Miss Stone has been paid TO
the brigand chptors.
II Is not known when her release will
occur. but It Is understood that the
erlsands have mad't condition that
they shall have a period az week or
ten DAYS In whicn to make sure their
safe retreat before the prisoner is Iel,v.
cred UP
The evening world., 1902-02-15
WOMAN PUBLICLY
DRINKS POISON,
ANNIE BURDlCK TRIES SUI.
eide IN A HALLWAY.

Annie BurdIck. th!rty-six years old.
who says she lives at No. 1872 Third
avenue. attempted suicide early this
morning in ths hallway Of No. iSs East
Ffftieth street. by drinking a quantity
of carbOllc acid.
Charles Biued,. who lives In the
house. said lie saw the woman drink
tn. poison, lie hurried TO the East
Fifty-hrst street station and Policeman
Redmond nps sent back to the house
with him.
An ambuiaure was summoned from
Flower Hospital AMI the woman was
removed IN critical condition by Dr.
Forbes u was SAID she would die.
The evening world., 1902-02-15
AFTERNOON NEWS
In PARAGRAPHS.
LOCAL

COUNT vOS BAuDissIN to-day
sent telegram to Mrs. Robert Goeiet
expressing to h.r the condoienc. Of
the Emperor ana Empress Of Ger
many on the death OF her daughter
Beatrice Then he personally carried
wreath to she cemetery and EFT
3; on the tomb of the dead girl
The evening world., 1902-02-15
LATE RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS.
Fourth RaCe-St. Cuthbert l. II You Dare 2, Rance g.
Fifth Race-MaOr Mansir |. EI Ghor 2. Little Ekin g.
GREAT CROWD TO SEE MURDERED woMANs col

The body OF murdered Mrs. Voepe this afternoon re-
moved to undertaking shop at No. 335 Beecker street.
great crowd filled the street 10 such extent that special po
lice sent from the Charles street station to preserve
der. Further evidence Of the womans struggle for life
found two SCaohesOne her neck and the other the
left cheek These marks appeared 10 have been made by
finger nail
The evening world., 1902-02-15
Mr.. SHEPARD NOT
FOOTPADS' VICTIM.
LATE TksiMANy CANDIDATE
, WAS SAFE At HOME.

Edward ". Shepard. the ls'. Tam
many candidate Tor Ma ~, vs.. NOT =
victim Of fooipads In front % Gis home
At No. II: Congress street, brook!yn
80 ...s.I. - .'-. '.'.'...s-.-.. - '-.-' .
from brookIyH poIIc~.
A man AS reported 10 have been
knocked down and robbed directly in
front OF Mr. shrpard's home. and the
mans Identity gave riss 10 the stat-
nisnt that Mr shepard sas the .lc.
tim. Mr.. Shepard ,aid today that ne
Nss at Nom. Al D o'clock Iasi night and
r-m.lned In his library until ne retired.
highway robbery vas committed on
cUuSrrs. street net n.shi IN the ,lflr.
~ ~ Mr Shspsr'i's rssiisnc. but ~
VOID 'f-'''tlnE IN. 'se; the police ..ll
sav nothing
The evening world., 1902-02-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the thirty
six hours ending as y r.. ".
sunday. for New York City
and Sicinity-CIoudy to-
nixht. pOssibI, Hight snow,
sunday partly cIoudyy fresh
Northwest wIads.
The evening world., 1902-02-15
H0HENzOLLERNS ON THE soWERY.

One hundred and fifty femen and fifty sailors from h.
royal yacht Hohenzolern will invade the Bowery to-nqh
Their shore leave extends until o'clock Tomorrow mornnu
when is hoped they will back at the yacht 10 attend the
religious services.