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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-12

Calumet Baking Powder IS the lead
sr IN this market. It's popularity is
based upon genuine merit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-12

New spring street hats have Just
been received at the Globe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-12

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-Several first class real
estate snaps; big moneymakers If
taken at once. Bowden & Doughty,
l09 w Oklahoma avenue
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LEADEnsrTEs
Local Happenings Of city and Terri.
TORY Briefly Told

A bright boy can get a Job by cal
ing at the Leader Office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-12

A party of 300 monied Iowans vii
come to Guthrie next week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-12

The first consignment " Chocat
steam shovels arrived today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-12

The Junior Ieaguers of the NJ e.
church. north, are busy this week dis
flowers among the sick men,
bers Of the church
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-12

j. ID. Burke is mentioned in the
American Advertiser as a grocer who
has something to say to his patrons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-12

FOR RENT-Good five room house,
on Noble avenue, West Guthrie;
S11 a month. Address IL" Leader
office.
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FOR RENT-To small family; a new
four room house with pantry. closet
and cellar; good we'll of water. rent
Sl1.OO per month. Inquire of n G.
Beamer Deaf and Dumb Institute
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Double-eagle Masonic charm,
32d degree; reward to finder; partic-
ulars at Leader office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-12

stamped addressed envelope for fuh
particulars. Universal Co., Dept A..
Walnut street. Philadelphia, Pa.
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WANTED.

WANTED-Lots; l want 90 catch onto
a few snaps for speculative pur
poses. Address NJ. b. Sullivan, care
Leader
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROoMS-single or en-
suite. with or without fire; 4O5 E.
Harrison.
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5 cents per line, irst Insertion, ~
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LADIES to do sewing at home, SO
week; steady work; all material
sent free prepaid, anywhere; send
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-12

FOR RENT-One large furnished
room; terms reasonable. Phone
No g.
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WANTED-Will buy two good lots on
Capitol Hill; must be cheap. Ad-
dress A. Bosley. care Leader
The evening world., 1902-02-11
SUBURBAN..

cater II Police HOPPER. 81 NJ ark,
received "a telegram from the authori-
ticr Of Hudson. y. y today saying
that the jewelry found on Ia. wo
gentlemen hurg..irs' VIII had b,"n
ra!dlng New Jersey cities rad rran
stolen IN that town. Mrs Arrow
.mlth. of OEa=Ec. Who WAS ruh1rI.
n.s idcntlh't he purglirs
\ c,mpr".ssd-air pipe buss, On the
pirI Of tn, Nur;h German Lloyd
Steamship Company At IA. foot of
THIRD street. Hohokrn. to-day. wreck
81 AN cnViuc-h uus. AM set fir' To- the
dock several "nrXmen had marrow
escapes and there was considerable
excitement
Thomas f. Eridgelnnd leading man
In IN" Plauny Theatre Stock Company.
tiod at mis- nome. No. q court street
Newark. to-day from heart trouble
lie was stricken Oh the stage of Bla-
ney Theatre. IN tina: city. week
aga while acting Brdseland was ;or
s-vcn years IN the company ~ AusII-
tin paly AMI later leading man tor
Julia Arthur.
The evening world., 1902-02-11
Commander Wainwright's
Wife Resents Levity Of
Workman.
LAUGHS AT HER MISHAP.
Not Recognizable in Crowd, an Order
Is Issued that All Wear Badges
Secretary Long Recalls Il.

ANNAPOLIS Md. Fea lin nc
drc-s worn hy Mr.. Wainwright. wife
o, Cpmmandant Wainwright, caught IN
bit VI lumber Will. sh. was passing
through tho United States Naval Acad-
cmy and caused her monetary en-
barras-ment
4 negro workman who witnessed me
mlshap laughed Mr. Wainwright
vcxci reported him hut could not pick
him from out - crowd II other negroes.
commandnnt wainwright, who Is
Superintendent - the Academy then
orlc-"d that 'vrrv mechanic and la
hor"r mnryei by contractors IN ~.
Academy grounds should wear ;ss
with MS name and number and the
7nTre - his ",1rf,ver
There Ms an mediate storm ~ in
i'rra'i1r = J rArlin. ~, NJ y Cou..
street Hro klvn. NJ. the largest con-
tracts and -. Toys many BROOKLYN
workmsn His men refused to wear N.
tags
w" wont w"1r log COLLAR. sor any
nan Wa ~" emphatic announcement.
from ~" rrkmsr
m lr'-raii7n Tr"t'nr VA. held 2.
,-u7l"l HIu ~ whi h "a me.r1ri,u
md lah r'rs r.'rrssn:irE all the con-
'-ici'r' voted 80 '-nT-e wairwright's
'-ler They adop'od 2 s.i % -.soiu-
t'or' ard sent cory 20 CnnEressman
." i'."y Muid who IL member ~ tho
'nni'toa an laval tnairv and ras
ps7h.r. Tasi nfl'nral In securing IN
APP 'rrist'0n fr tho enlarged Naval
Academy
\ copy N,s llyo scat to the sat.
L"Ei.istrrr ~ Maryland THE r~s7ir-
tons declared mat the mon would M,
wear tags 'r hidEc. " any kind though
they consented 10 carry cards n id.n,i-
nriiion AM pres-nt them to the gates
ard % persons ~ proper authority
They maintained that one set % rsgu-
istipns was made 20 govern the en-
ol"yr- representing she contra tors and
q 'ir'r'n' .ai m 'dr 'o apply TO 'he en-
ployes ~ ihr v,rnment. the latter not
bc'nS REQUIRED 90 carry badges.
ON roh. the lay sci 'p- the Vain.
wright order 10 - into effect. eri-
ployrc' presented ,hoir cards FOR hientl.
hcatin. and were admitted without
question. but an Feb. tn. order was
strictly enforced and the employees Of
+ cirlIn n CO who Der. NOT pro-
vii,d win ladEcs we're denied admiss-
i'u. A. consequence all work vas
stopped.
tn" few employees ~ the Hoffman
Contracting Company Who mad badges
which implied with IN" order we're
permitted 20 enter the grounds They
The evening world., 1902-02-11
FRANCE REWARDS
GIRL DIPLOMAT
MAKES MILE. De VlllENEUve
CONSULS SECRETARY.
increase. Her saiary-Oni, Woman
In CT, Who can TsL~ French
Dictatioa

| PARIS Fec lI-Milc. Jeanne 4.
, V!l.-n-uSt has ae-u appolGiei secretary
% the French 'pnsI.-t,cu-rai in NeN
2 York Mile ie Vill.ueuve. VIII belongs
- an old 'amrl % Provence, a,s been
government c..rk 'o.' nine Years
Her appointment. Hh!.h Vas made BY
IN. Foreign Mrs VI p-irass,
! marks new departure ~ i i believed
20 De he hrst .In~ woman has been
! appointed 20 = :, 10 me diplomatic
service
\ World reporter found Nile J, "
leneuv- ia The main once .! Consul
General Edmond Brusa.rts Once AZ ~.
= stone stree, mcfriS playing The keys
OF typcRr.lrr 81. took the despatch
announcing her hppo.atmrn; very grave
Iy, read {. through carefully ard then
H!th a merry itugh rushed a5oli the
ofiiCs showing u 10 %. clerk AFTER
another rs each read the mcr.Asy le
Joined 90 the ion! 4Hu. nv N"nSul
Strolled Out % MS private once 9Th
a smlc 60 ulIlfs Nhai all he mrgr!-
n-n' Nas about lie read the despatch
Nil" &c Nl.-neuve has areu a MEMBER
ot als diplomats household for me pact
nine years. agd hat he' promotion Nas
really a. IHCr"s-" Doe n.y. salary from
so - - 4 month rather ;AAn . change
You see, al Mg- lie Vilenelyc
who i a tail. handsome o'oad. about
;w-n y-nve year, old 81 am Just
st,uugra pher Iui yrrSrI'er Ike YOU
Americans all employ To % called
clerk sound. very nice. but am much
more r.rasrt a'# tHr .0rre''s = nj
NJ, family have H,-n Ia the Frcu,n
-'r'if" 'n- sra~rh .'n'. ana sAIl's,
.FH.fN..l Ish France
The evening world., 1902-02-11
WITH BROKEN NECK
SUED FOR $4,000.
WALTER DURYEA ACCUSED
OF BREAKING AGREEMENT.
PinintiG Says Noung Millionaire
Failed 20 Market Patent. rs
He Proposed.

Walter r. Duryea. the young million.
aire starch manufacturer. who has lived
nearly three years with a broken neck.
IL defendant in suit for i5O.eoo before
Justice Wright. o' Syracuse. sitting in
Supreme Court her"
John J. Hoffman. who was foreman 81
the box factory ~ the Duryen Starch
Company and after the consolidation OF
the National starch Company. from is77
down 10 1895. claims that he In 1890 In
vented starch box that would not let
tn. starch silt ont. lie declares tina,
Walter Duryoa told him there was a
fortune In tn. invention and that II he
would assign three quarters interest
In his patent he would organize a s20n.
oc company 10 make the bn>-s and give
him $4,000 worth OF shares
He says the company was not organ.
lied. nor the money paid he sues for
5000 and funlm.nt % the contract.
Duryea's deposition. taken at his
home, was read IN court by Giiber,
Ray HaNes, his counsel. Mr.. Duryea
being unable TO appear.
The evening world., 1902-02-11

YOU. 1t is simply the progress OF
the disease and II Is very probable
that the temperature will be very
high tonight and tomorrow morn
ing II Is expected that the boy will
be worse tonight and tomorrow
morning than he was this morning
so the statement OF rising tempera-
ture does not indicate serious turn
except as was 10 be expected To-
night and tomorrow morning will
be the critical times
Pi-uri.y IL checked.
e But the progress OF the pleurisy
in the right lung has been practi-
cally checked and the left lung is
about as 1t was this morning. The
respiration and pulse are unchanged"
Mr. Cortelyou reported earlier in
the day that the crisis n the left
lung had passed. but that II was yet
to be met in the right. In which
pieurisy had developed.
II was not until Z o'clock this
morning thai the boy began to rally
The delirium disappeared as rapidly
as It had developed. The patient
dropped into deep sleep at o'clock
and awakened an hour later appar-
entity much refreshed Mrs. Roose-
welt and DR. Lambert. who were
closely watching at the bedside. spoke
to him and he recognized them and
asked them about his father.
The evening world., 1902-02-11
TElEGRAPHIC.

PROVIDENCE -The lockout watch
has been In effect sine. Feb. IN the
National, Providence Worsted. River.
side. Wcy boss.t and Manton mills OF
the American Woollen Company. at
osn-yviIl.. will he raised tomorrow
About 500 operatives are effected.
PHILADELPHIA.-The most i'm.
portlnt work Of the Presbyterian
Commute. ON Revision has been ar.
complished and several OF the mem.
beers have returned to their homes
CHARLESTON. $. c.-The carnival
parade at IN. Exposition was held to-
day. Al the head OF the line marched
the Cook County Democrats club
Gov. candler. o: Georgia. and the
Gate City Guard. Of Atlanta. PARTED.
patei IN the parade
ST PAUL-By request ~ Gov. Van
'ant Senator knatvold to-day intro
ddc.d oil tppropriitins $3.50 to
nay the expenses Oi the Attorney
General In the merger suit.
BOSTON. Small. Maynard Il Co.
publishers ~ this city. have assigned
10 Norman II. Waite. Treasurer Of the
Boston BookbindirS Company OF cam
bridge
BALTIMORE.--A solId silver statu-
ette NJ Rear-Admiral Schl.y. six lnches
high, has been received by Isldor Ray
nsr, counsel NOR the Admiral. Mr..
Rayned has no idea who sent him the
statusttc
The evening world., 1902-02-11
HER FIRST PARTY
CAUSED HER DEATH
EXCITEMENT TOO MUCH FOR
LITTLE GIRLS HEART.
Amelia PsnLirr. sis. ExpireA
While Telling Her Father
s."at the Event.

\ score ~ little girls rnmpei and
danced IN the home ~ Amelia winkler.
In Psl!sadc avenue. linton IAN. y. J.,
yesterday II was Amelias sixth h!rth-
DAY and she was giving her first party.
Tomorrow thess same ll;tle girls. with
nc ads bowed and eyes teAr-dlmmed, win
follow = tiny white conn TO the ceme-
terry And IN that conn viii b IL
hoiy % Amelia
How The heart ~ this ehild save way
under the excitement OF her frs; cx-
p'ri,nrr A. a hostess IL a. sad a story
~. ,au - found In the news Of to-day
Foo weeks sae had Planned for her
birthday marty she wrote out the In
vtat!aus hcrs-l. IN quaint childish
Characters and with her own hands
she posted them In me post-office IN
Union I'M To every written invitation
she added verbal one No little girf
o' her acquaintance was overlooked
They came yesterday after school.
Amelia served axes and candy with
IN. assistance % hrr mother ana two
u 1rr most intimate friends They
N'-e 'e-y proud % The honor. those
40 l.itIe intimate friends
" ''a Do came 10 10" dark Al Q q clock
~ the evening the little guests went to
'h"'- homes Each Of them kissed
Amelia Winkler and wished her many
happy returns Two very. ycry nttI.
sirls w"r" - afraid II the dark that
Amelia went with them as far as the
safe ana stood there With laughing
wnr!s v encouragement until they we're
.af' iu their own dcoryard across the
street
The litter Of the party had not been
cleared away when Mr. wInkler came
home a, o'clock. His little one. dane !,
ing with JOY and excitement. could
Wal, until he had dof,ed his
tvrrcult and hat, 50 anxious was she to
tell him about her party When he sas
re. t. caross her she climbed Into his !
40 and with ner flushed checx pliiowed
against his shoulder she related the =
tor, % The hr-t great event she had
SuuWn-
sul !rnly the voice OF the child failed
,rr She beat her chest with her
,lruched hands and slipped TO the foor.
\ hsn her father picked her up she vas S
cad 80
Heart disease superinJuesi sy sx-f
itement.' was what DIR. Meiyuer wyufo .
n the Coroners slip IN the seaso 0nnp Il
q cause Of deAth-"
The evening world., 1902-02-11
BILE.

UssEf-s.-A detachment; ~ cav.
airy had to be r.aulsitioned tails
afternoon In order to dispense tic 80.
clal!s,s who made demonstration in
favor OF universal suffrage
HONG Notwithstanding TO reports
which have reached here between four
hundred and fve hundred booths In the
western suburb OF Canton have been
burned. - loss OF life has been re-
ported.
BELFAST.-The bulletin issued this
afternoon from clandeboye. regard.
ing the health Of Lord Dufferin. the
former Governor-Cener of Canada,
shows that the end " near.
The evening world., 1902-02-11
DOG A CREDITOR
OF A bANKRUP
GEORGE A. BLUMENTHAl
SAYS CHICAGO HAS A CLAIM.
Amelia Bina hsss's Manager A--
knowledge an Ind-b'~dness
to john Doc

For ne nr.t ,Ine IN he history ~
bAnkruPtry dog appears on ne re-
cords A. = yr"ditor In the petition Of
George \ Blum~niha,. hlrd to-day :
IN. statement Chicago a dog. has .
Just and unpaid claim against me for
30 chicagO's master Senior MAceo.
has a rlald for ~ John Doc. address
unknown amour, unknosn appears.
Mr Blum.ntha!. whp fot the s.cond
Line IN eighteen months has fled a
.-'iiiru 10 bankruptcy, = The business
manager % Amelia Biughams road
COMPANY ACCORDING 20 Lawyer Abra-
nam \ Tausky ,-ouns~. for Blumcnthal
IN. petitioner . Indebtedness IL ~" result
-: hts unsuc r.ss.ul cni-aVor 70 run
roof garden as; summer on top Of the
Amer Al Theatre Tae liabilities az,
1S-d a. - 49, AMI n. assets tIp watch
are however only nominal Nmons "a.
yrediiors named are Countess Van Ha.z-
f"'it for ~ and william Frederick.
known 10 vaudeville circles a. Fred.
er.ck the Gr"a :pr So
william = Meads. iheatr.-1Hg-- n
North Adams Mass Is the largest
creditor. III, claim amounting 10 N.O
BiImrntAai pS"s several chorus glrls
81 each
o' the Sl0 assets E@ /. repre-
sen;-i hE 'isim In an action Tor
breach - contrast against Julia CIr
ford an actress.
The evening world., 1902-02-11
CRISIS IS EXPECTED TONIGHT
IN YOUNG R00SEVELT'S ILLNESS
Secretary Long Tells World President
Checked Boys Temperature las
my Lous-p,-,.nc. Telephone,

One of the callers ON the
! -csidcn, TO-DAY was Secretary
~ the Navy Long. who came
from his home in bingham. Sec
rotary Long was seen by an Even.
ing World reporter just after he
bad spent a long time talking
with President Roosevelt.
The President and Mrs.
Roosevelt are much happier to
day than they have been at any
time since the illness Of their son
WIS announced, said Secretary
Long. president Roosevelt IL
now confident that the boy will
recover, and Mrs. Roosevelt feels
the same confidence. On ac.
sount of the complication 81
Ip!cnris, the crisi, in the right
lung has not been reached, but
the boy is :" strong that there l.
every confidence that he will pull
through.
Mrs. Roosevelt is now able To
rest hecarisc she is easier in her
mind, and the President is re-
li"vcd of some of his anxiety.
The outlook is favorable, al
though the Roosevelt boy is still
4 very sick lad"
The evening world., 1902-02-11

Secretary Long arrived early this
afternoon. His visit was unexpected.
There was no one at the station to
meet him. and he reached the school
in a public carriage.
President Roosevelt, was In The
sick room at the infrmary when
word Of Secretary Longs pressnce
was sent TO him. In a moment -
went over to the Gardiner House.
The President remained at the
Gardiner house with Mr.. Long until
the Secretary left for Aver at a.1S
o'clock and then Joined Mrs. Rooss-
welt at luncheon in the infirmary.
The Presidents stenographer. NJ.
Barnes. arrived from Washington to-
day and within an hour after his ar
rival large quantity Of mail We
sent to the post-ofice. p
The evening world., 1902-02-11
City Employee Expelled from
Room While Taking Civil
Service Examin alton.
HAD TEMPORARY PLACE.
leirziger Appointed Advertising
Expert on City Record Will
Now Lose His Job.

While eS-S,atc Senator Gallagher vas
conducting an examination Of candi-
dates FOR Office thls afternoon in tn.
rooms ~ the Clvil Servir. commits
sion'r. a" detected one .. them crib
hirg" MS replies 20 ;he questions from
manuscript he had concealed IN his
pockets Mr. Gallagher promptly took
~" man hy tn. shoulder anl run him
on, Of the room
The alleged "cribher" vas y q I.ip-
zis"r. tro'her ~ the Superintendent Of
Lectures for ~" Board of Education
I."ipzig"r VAS made y temporary ,d-
vert!siuE expert ~ Nr Covan. the now
Fusionist Superintendent % the CITY
Record. Under the Civi'-Scrv G. ruu,s hc
could not Ne permanently appointed un-
I'll nc had passed the regular oNamin,-
ton
The evening world., 1902-02-11
TELL Him TT Tell ALL"
Shrieks Minnie Kurtz
in Anger.
VEXED BY LACK OF BAIL.
Believed the Woman Will Tell the
Details OF Conspiracy in
Bissert Case.

Sensational exposure OF high police
officials alleged To have been con-
cerned in an attempt to shield Ward.
man Bissert by concealinG Minnie
kurtz. the star witness. are threat
ensd. The Kurtz woman. angered at
her apparent desertion by her
friends. declares that II bail was not
provided for her at once she would
tell all OF what the District
calls one Of the greatest police CON
spiracies for years. The case. how
ever. was adjourned
During the preiiml nary hearing in CEN
ire street Court to-day u Minnie kurtz.
the woman who knows. according to
District Attorney jerome. all about a
plot to tree wardman Bisser' she lost
her temper In conversation with a man
who was whispering 90 her
You tell him" she shouted. "tha; II
h" don't get bail for me right away III
tell everything He knows what can
tell and 1t will lncriminate NOR" than
him II ne don't get me ~; ~ that cell
in a hurry he'll he sorry
II was learned later that the man 20
whom the Kurt woman made the ;hrrn,
was County Detective wo1lley. ~ Dis.
trirt-A,torncy Jerome's stan. Woollcy
WIS formerly McCullaEh deputy lie
vas greatly 0Sitatcd and hurried from
tN, building as soon as the TRADE Of the
woman was shut IN
III, gu.i-d with J-rome's Men.
LAWYER Henry Hoffman represented
Tx rtx WOMAN In court He com
.pr-al thei the District Attorney "
.. had held up the papers and refused
2. give him a chance To- read the com
p'airt. Magistrate Cornell was indig'
r.-t and expressed himself as disguised
wan some ~ the methods adopted by
NJ I.ruu.s assistants hfter looking
,. tn, ptacrs H. granted the adjourn
.1'ut r-kc for
Wn.- Mr Hoffman va" talking 20 the
N;.,Isf-1t. , wri-eyci individual whls-
--,I .o .ha policeman nn guard ~ tho
sa.s md vas allowed behind the rail
la. ~" approached the KIrE woman.
,,tp Ht- staaNr; ~ herself in a cor
70 - tlr 90 .lsIrr. AMI Engaged her
Cd. .nusvrt'.., she W. evidently an.
r,yrl ~ IN" ln,el!igcn," Imputed 20
n.r tuI soon ia's-I h,- vote.
~ b., 49, - h,m" she crIci
MS u,i "a q, p For he hU k. and that's
aG il ST. COS, +" rc' 1s out % jail
In .r,i ~ Nil'ias u u' dom; want
m to ;o,k b." must sc. mr ola, right
away
In the Ease OF the Kurtz woman. the
o-trict-Atturucy has reserved his righ;
- take for,y eight hours for the sc-u.
tiny II any BAN bond offered II il
hoped that IN" disappointment ~ the
woman ln not getting bail viii lead her
Co make a confession.
An Evening World reporter found De-.
'"ctlvc wonllcN this afternoon and asked
him what significance here was in the
outbreak uf the roman.
None ;nIt I know Of replied the
detective "sh, Vas hysterical and hol-
Tered a. MI because she knew was
Connected with the D.strIct-Attorncy
Iiiicc ! haven't mad any dealings with
her ard don; know what she was talk
ing about
The evening world., 1902-02-11
AFTERNOON NEWS
IN PARAGRAPHS.
LOCAL.

~ The meeting 4 the RHrri ~
a.. 'rm'n to-day. John \ s7app. r.
moved the adoption ~ resolution
requesting the Railroad COMMISSIONER
TO order the Metropolitan Railway
Company 70 'rneit'' pGt In clcr.r
airs instead x horse cars On the
E.ghiy-siNih street ross lines r4e
resolution was referred To- the COM
m.igee on Laws and l. gi,ia;ion.
The evening world., 1902-02-11
SOCIAL EVENTS TO, NIGHT

Dinner OF the Sherins Jury Pane!
az the Savoy
Cornell Alumni banquet al the
Waldorf
Members Of the SILK Association
dine ~ DelmonicOs
Dinner n James + March az the
broadway Central Hotel
John c Sheehan is dined at
Sherrys.
The evening world., 1902-02-11
EXPECT A HIGHER
TEMPERATURE TONIGHT

EHsFIsI 20 II" HfFnIrF WoFHl
GROTON. Mass. Feb. ll.-Durlng
the day the temperature OF young
Roosevelt has risen. and at 2 o'clock
II was considerably higher than this
morning
This was fully expected by the
physicians. said 81 Rotary Cortel-
The evening world., 1902-02-11
OPERA SEATS FOR PRINCE HENRY.

Committee
Of
Chamber
Boxes
furnished
forty
aside from furnished
Mayor Rear Admiral
bin Commander
he brother-in-aw o the
The evening world., 1902-02-11
MISS BEATRICE GOBLET DIES SUDDENLY.

Miss Beatrice Gocot daughter Of Mrs Robert 6Oelet died
this Afternoon at he mother hom. No. o91 Fifth avenue after
a weeks illness with sios Her death great sur
prise. for up until today appeared to gain steadily.
She was sixteen years OF age.
The evening world., 1902-02-11
REPORT OF GREAT 8. R. T. STOCK ISSUE.

was reported late this afternoon that at their meeting
to-day the directors OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
decided to ask authority of the stockholders for the issuance
Of S150O00O00 per cent bonds. Smy.one millions are r
be used in eunng the present bonds and the remainder for
improvements.
The evening world., 1902-02-11
CRUSHED ON The Il"

loan Heating Of No 300 West One Hundred and Thirty
third street. while at work the tracks Of the - road at One
Hundred and Thrtyeghh street and Eighth avenue today
MAS Knocked down and run over by engine No. 1874 charge
Engineer Pennington Both legs crushed and he was
taken to the J. Hood Wright Hospital.
The evening world., 1902-02-11
FER At sHeRRrs DESTROYS sHEEHAN DINNER oRApERy

small blaze
the walters the employees
lis tonight
IL
The evening world., 1902-02-11
CARS RUN AT LAST IN KINGs0RIoGE ROAD

The kinssbdge road trolley line
Hundred sxty-second
building
was
The evening world., 1902-02-11
NEW YORK RUNAWAY BOY BURNED TO DEATH.

lit the
Paip
VO
nd
tina he had run ava rom
The evening world., 1902-02-11
CIGARETTE CASES sEovEATHeD IN MARY PIcKARrs WILL
The will of MARY e pcksrt OF No. 27 West Twenty. six

STREET filed to-day gives away great deal of eweIy and other
articles OF persona adOrnmen Tn will contains these
clauses TO Lotje Palmer OF Portage, " my gold cigarette
case To Frank MCKenney. my gunmeta cigarea case
TO Char J. Sednan ny $50 cold slug no petition vas fled
The evening world., 1902-02-11
GEORGE J. GOULD BUYS FIVE BLOCKS IN ST. LOUIS.


The
Co.aoGny. Nj Con a pad % 600 Tor 'le lead
The site WI pro.a, ~ be issI N eorn ilHr