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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-11
FITZ>INEDNS RErI y 70 RING.
says fIr l. t:rttrr G'hln Ans body EN-
rrut the Champion.

Portland. ore. Dec. r-hrH.r; Fftzsi!1-
mons and james j. Jvfir:sS gay. :; sparrlnE
exhibition nrr-. ana before -ulu. uu tu-
stag, FftZ<.mmJnS acclaE-I his intention q
entering the ring. II. said:
i ala willing t. fight any man in I'll"
world. bar nobody. / DID intend Ia quit ;n-
ring alter my hight wiki Je!irisS. hut | am
IL good a man to-day as | eyer was. and
better than an other fighter that | know
Of. except the present champion
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f1Hria. IL. Do ".-Presid.nt George Sim
mrs ~ ihe Peoria Western League cI-S today
announced that William Wilson Rad been IN
tf-''' as PLAYING manager Tor the Peoria -a.r,
iHr next season. wilson was the Peoria rack"
STOP last season. though he played the las. Nv
5aIisz with Kansas cir. 49,"
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Daily Gard VIII Consist of Five
Rnces for Pur>cs of SEOO md 500.

Cincinnati. O. Dee. lG.-Tha programme.
fc- the winter race meeting O; the Newport
Ky, course was issued to-day. The meet
ing. which Will open Saturday. December a..
will rave a card OF five races daily. with
purses of 500 and So. elem Crsvsl!ng. who
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The Frisco's postponed annual meeting,
which was set for today. again has been
postponed. this tim. Indefinitely. the reason
assigned being that L. =. YCIkuIn. prssi-
l=ut. could not return 70 ST. Louis from
Nr% York in time to attend.
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BLoNG wON SIX ATING RACE.
Captured Vile Event From vivian
BDbi,. in Fast Time at Rink.

Andy El0u- wcn tho milo skating race AZ
the lee Palace Lass -cTcU 5nE from NiTlan
.hrhA~. who was -.r rCESilrrC.l a. e Ian
-CTOI- CONTENDER before N" event BlnnS
wuThr. Li= WY up from last position 10 tie
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millionaire STRICKEN.

III III = = N
1t Sar.ne<. Ark d It-M. :. Zen
" &. = th"dc" "a Iip-ii:c- @:S Sl-rh@ri
Win Paralysis while walking on We,
-iruultin to-day. HIS cgat:i; oA l. regard q!
.s .erE srTiQus
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-11

Rheumatism must be treated
through tie blood, and no remedy
brings such prompt and lasting relief
as S. S. S. It attacks the disease IN
the blood, u~eutral!zes the acids. and
en1oves all irritating Or poisonous
substances from the system.
5 s. S. strengthens and enriches
the thin acid blood. and. IS It Circu-
latss through the body. the corrodiag.
gHawing po;sons ard acid deposits
are dislodged and washed out OF the
muscles and joints, and the sufferer
IS happily relieved from the discom-
forts and misery OF Rheumatism.
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NATIONAL HAS PROPOSED PEACE
TO AMERICAN BASEBALL LEAGUE

Startling Developments /. Ecw York Mocting-Frank de IIass Rob-
q OF 81. Louis Is N Committee Which Makes I'ropositiun
for Peace Conference 10 President Ban Johnson.
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louisville, KY. March o., -o2.
GentiemeH:-I an glad to sag that
s. S. 8 has cu-ed me OF Rheumatssu.
About two years ago I suffered from
Rheumatism in ny knees and feet.
NY ankles swelling so that I could
not put on my shoes. This continued
fo- several months, during which
tine I vas applying Iininents and
going by my physicians directions.
but derived no benefit. I was told
Of s. s. s. and tried IL. I iumedi-
ately got relief, and continued the
medicine until I was entirely well.
clos Floyd ST. D.. ). DUANE.
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dates Of each team. he schedule L";ng 70
ceiyeL too late for tahulatipn:
81. LOFTS
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LIndemnau. d, Op-rbecks ..
NoIND en-, LEAGIE.


scos,s IN tie M-und ,sty L~agus game, OF the
FAC a.:t 3 . ur.E.
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ALMOST A RIOT
AMONG ALDERMEN.
WOULD NOT LISTEN TO THE
MAYORS MESSAGE.
Initiated United states Senators In
HuriinR Epithess and Acting
In Disorderiy Way.

A, riotous meeting Of the Board
Of Aldermen this ,fternoon he mem
hers got into such bad temper that
many OF them did not want TO listen
to Mayor Lows message.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
GENERAL TONE Of
THE MARKET FIRM.
OPENS WITH GOOD DISPLAY
OF ACTIVITY IN TRADING.
List Fra~ti"nnii, In Advance at
i~st-rdh''s 'i"-r-Som~ sub
stHntinI .ains.

Tho stock market .o.I,s opened win
aet;,r dIsnIaN n, activity than '1r
some un- past
The trading was fairly wei d!-tr.o-
u',i and On spui-siz,d lots
The lls generally Vac fprtianaIly In
advance %; yrstrrI'y' close. sui BOO
some cases ,Hc gain Has qGls, sus.
stAntiai
Good supper. vas given chicago and
Northwest which oyeded at 90. Lac.
night CLOSING price. and then went W
10 - il.
The Paoin.s opened shade tl"aI
OF last night. losing nEIrrs ami De-.
mtinct fairly srrla,
Later To- the morning. there VAS ''r.
iency 90 Sag. sui most OF ,ae sc-ur.'...
went back O. ,bpnt yesterday clos.
TIE general font. however Mas as1,
The Afternoon raa.ns VAS G.. and
prigrS vent 'p ta' 'a". pUIH ns rH.
day The weakness. Nu- Seu",i-
Ihc leaders .g ne. downward muNs-
meat were ta' local fractions anu tH'
kcadInEs
The CLOSING NIs d4ll and .T!rg 4.ar
The total safes nf stocks Wet. SO u00
shtrs-, ana 81 nonis- s. Nst.1H
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SCH0OLBOY DEAD
AT END OF A ROPE.
BODY FOUND IN CELLAR BY
LITTLE BROTHER.
Uncertain whether While spring.
.teeU Died ny Accident
or Intentionally.

''MarEaro'. wife - sslep In the re'1a-
on IN" end n r'pe and can't wake
him M
WIZ these words Johnnie Sprinxs,e~n
seven years Old ~ NJ Boa Hull stret.
Brooklyn. h.raltsi tho death ~ his
-v~ive-yesr-o brother wsle indi-
cations point n the almost ln.nnce!vahie
premise ina: thr little fellow COM
mi'tcd suiride. Hts parents attribute
his death TO accidental hanging and
their theory is not unsupported ~ the
conditions under which he bay met
his dealt.
II. was found ~ little Johnnie, hang
Ing from the end o. rop. in the cellar
Of the house The free end Of the ropa
wa. par, Of ,r,pere arrangement; hung
between two beams A. the end ~ the
around the neck Of the 10y who had
died from stranSulstion.
The little fellow wa. pupil ~ the
public school at Herk!mer s;rset and
Russell place. II. was , bright scholar
and an omniverous reader His parents
and teacher asser, that he was fond
Of his studies and no; averse TO school
work
IL. started for the school AT the usual
time this morning. but arrived after II.
classes had been called. Instead Of
going in AMI making an excuse for his
,ardiness n, returned 20 his home He
appeared 20 feel that ne mcriiod pun
ishmeni. but promised nj. mother that
ne would 60 back 10 The afternoon s.s-
sion.
HIS sister Margaret was cooking In
the kitchen ~ the Hat which 10 on the
tAlrd floor OF tho building. AT 10 O'Clock.
she asked the boy 20 40 to the cellar
for a nod OF coal He did So and after
delivering II to his sister announced
that ne was going back to the c-lIars
He took a adder and climbed up to
hlt trapcze, which ne had arranged him.
self His parents think that ne fell on
tn. ladder head nrst that he slippci
into the moose and VAS strange ed before
he could free himself The ladder was
found upright within his each His
father thinks tina; II tho boy had de-
lio.rat-iy killed nimssR nc would have
kicked away the ladder after securing
the moose around his neck The body
was discovered within half an hour OF
the time the bOy told his sister he vaS
going to th- cellar.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
REQU!ESCAT
THOMAS CAT.
DOOM OF THE MARAU0lNG
BELLEVUE FELINE.

Re,icyue Hospital attaches ,p.day
formed themselves into brigade %!
ca,.caichers A. the end ~ m" hunt.
they had several large brui,p bags
n!lrI with indignant fclin"
Some @; th~ cats we're pets OF IN"
nurses and employees NJ tire hospital.
whne other, werr stray toms which
had wandered into the hospital and
found 1t a good place to stay O. late
tho eats have been tipping on 50 many
OF their friends about their "c!nch that
the hospital haic fair to be overrun with
them Complaints have been made. and
to-day supi Stewart took action. lie
detailed Major Samuel r. Russell. stew
ash u the hospital. at the head ~
Twelve orderll-s and nurses
Seventeen cats and a small yellow dog
were captured. to be later despatched
to the soci.,y for the Prevention OF
crulty To Animals.
When they were not watched the cats
would even enter the wards surrepu-
Lously and steal food from patients.
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THEY WANTED TO
Be |SRAELS. "
UNRELATED PETITIONERS
PICK SAME NAME.
Distast-Iul They sought the
Change.

Apparently unrelated ami FOR entirely
d,ncrrn rclsons Mary T. seIhy. an In
dam woman and Ralph r Nsr' n.
who r,ls from Wisconsin. addressed
petition. &, Justice pGnsmau, IN ~"
Supreme court TO-DAY ~ ''rmi-si2n
% hanrc ,hct' names to ISRAEL
Mrs seIhy : reason for desiring - BE
known ~ MARY Israel s that 81" go a
divorce from Francis VI s'lhy tn In
diana. a year ago and hates ia. name.
iicr 'sthcr IL Joshua T Campbell ~
MurDy Ind
KAlp, r. norton wanted 20 become
Samuel Israel because his mother. nov
Mrs R,h,eca T. K'hsn'ih, got = d.
Vorr. from his father. Henry 4, Nor
ton. ~ Madison. WIS
tI-rII,- tlr young man '!s engaged
in reIielous work and ne name NJ
Rtlph 4. Norton mas become obnoxious
TO him ana contrary 10 his convictions
AMI belief and causes aim mental pain
and distress
Ro,a petitions Nerc granted ard the
isrseIs should he na7oy
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.hnc sr"r ta,ars looked on. thrilled with
tn p,-' ~ lcr .Nperience ~as not
relate 1H rIr,-rnpm
l' t1 ed under gIss'
tioaing ms Mr Crsndnl! that she he's I'd
a..t. y"ls Windows
Later Mr. sanford d!a question Mis-,
tJrtupt f-u4t 1'r 'sCape. because Nir
Cfiulcll md 'sKei her II .h. went
down OH. back stairs
- / understand shat YOU went out IN
tn window edge Yes
- AMI yHu walked along IN. "ni.re
north pat ~ 90" hotel on that ledge
A Yes air
Q AID then sou found place to &c:
IN a. the rear ~ the hotel and went
down the ua,k stairs A. Yes
. AMI sou assisted Nj Harris. your
patient n DO ,1s" \ Yes sir
Miss 'Brmoiy'- checks hlushed At the
memory ~ that awful TIP. but ~" was
ycrN nple-' ard clearly answered Pues-
lions that were ASKED
she = pretty l't'lc brunette. VITA
swapping ola X eyes Sne Spnk" tn a
very low tore and NTH no description
10 seek uotori-ty
Dr Weston testified ~ 10 the cause Of
the death II one " the victims. nut the
Court then adjourned until Thursday
morning A. 10 o'clock
4 testimonial signed hv many patrons
- the hote' was today gwen 10 Mr.
Ree-i ~. manager ME testimonial said
the building j. one ~ the most safe 81
~ size In fhC tinted states from which
10 rschp" inrrlse II Are Full confidence
IN r \ Reefs skill. bravery and man
ascment was eNprcssed, snd praise was
given the h"rmcn and police
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$6,OO0,OOO GOLD
MAY co TO EUROPE
HEAVY SHIPMENTS By THIS
WEEKS STEAMERS.
More Than Three MiIIioas Already
Anaosneed-Bsiance Depends
on Exchange.

Thursdays steamer for Europe will
tax. on. shipment OF l.51o, 900 IN gold ana
probably more.
The steamer going Saturday will also
take a large shipment. perhaps 5000 oDo.
II Is practically certain that these two
lots Of gold will be exported this week.
and whether NOR. than 10000 will be
sent on. this week depends upon the
money rates.
II they advance the expectation Of the
yellow metal will be heavier than the
figures indicated.
Lasard Freres announced this altar
noon that they would ship $3.50 oo gold
on Thursday.
Goldman. Sachs a Co announced that
they would ship n..ooo gold On satur.
days steamer. and probably 10000 on
Thursday.
This makes s. 10000 certain 10 70 ,his
week. with perhaps 10000 more 10 be
announced later.
Drown Bros n Co. have closed the
San Francisco Street Railway Syndicate
underwriting and are M nding out aiiot.
nient letters calling for payment OF 20
per cent. By Thursday next,
This transaction will takA 94m1o
Additicual gold
The evening world., 1902-03-04
PRINCE PLACES WREATH
ON LINCOLN MONUMENT.
German Citizens of Northwest Join in Chicago
Reception Of kaiser's Brother.

CHICAGO. March t-The Chicago
which Prince Henry OF Prussia saw last
nigh, by the Gsre OF many lights was
light o: the sun. The welcome which he
received last night was repeated ard en-
phasized. and ne was given further OPP
portunity to enjoy his expressed desire
to meet American citizens at close range.
Wouldn't Ride with Fournier.
The Prince. contrary TO expectation
arose Early. and having two hours si'
h. dIsrosa, coGc!uied that drive
about the city would bss, please him.
F0urnisr. the French chauffeur. stooc
ready 80 take the Prince for mile-a-
minute whirl about the boulevards. but
IN. latter decided IN favor OF q car.
rage In order that members OF HE en-
;ourise might alec enjoy the brac!ng
morning all
During the day the Prince listened to
an address from the General Bund OF
s.; Paul presented through Gov. Van
SAINT o. Minnesota. placed 4 wreath
on ;he Linc.s,n monumen; in Lincoln
PAX. ana enjoyed luncheon and re-
e.piion at the Germania Club.
The Prince received Gov Van san,
and a committee accompanying him In
mis- private parIor after he had eaten
breakfast
Tae address In rar, r~sd a. follows:
Address Preseatsd by Hsa SAINT.
Nl.lions o: hearts through watch
German blood pul-atss are Joined with
Us to-day in this greeting 10 an Illus
rious scion OF the House OF Hohenzol-
lern. the representative OF the Emperor
The evening world., 1902-03-04

TRENTON. y. J.. March 4-senaior
Gebhard;. Democrat. ~ Hun;crdon. in
troduced a bill In the Senite to-day 90
repeal and dissolve tho caarter aad coy
poratioa existence % the Normcrn Sc
curities Company.
The bill mas long preamble IN which
Il In stated among other things t1't me
company was organized 20 enable the
Northern Pacific Railroad company
and the Grea; Nortaern Railroad .'1-u-
pany 20 violate "a" laws 10 sever b.
eta,ex and interfere Win 'aoif revenues
The evening world., 1902-03-04
PEACE ON THE N. Y, n. H. & H.
Wen ami Company Agree on All
QUESTION: between Them.

SEN HAVEN, conn. March THE
conference c.wcon officials Of the New
York. NrN Haven and Hartford Rail.
road Company ana 10. "",n"ritt.c ~
twenty eight Of tnc Brotherhood Of
Irtlgm'n ,nd'd this afternoon ana an
nuunccmcnt was maze that all differ
curfs as 10 pay. hours. &c.. had been
satisfactorily adjusted.
The evening world., 1902-03-04

Of the German people ana .. tn. Ger.
man Empire
will Your Royal Hlghness assure His
Majesty. your brother. that we eve,
think OF our father.aad with he deep
est love. and that We pray to God 20
unite our OLE fathetland and our new
home In the nrm bond. - friendship.
dense crowd numbering Thousands
va. crushed a5ou: the sombre statue OF
Abraham i.insoIn NAen the Prince
ana his catoursEc came upon the scene.
Cries of ''Hoch der Kaiser" aad "Hur.
ran for Heinrich" We're numerous Ia,
Prince VAS all gravity as ne entered
the plo; of clearly swept ground sur.
rounding the montmen, and laid At the
feet o: the image OF the nartyred Presi.
dent the foral token o. respec;
The whole ceremony lasted out a few
moments The Priace ana his oficlaI
party quickly re-entered their carriages
ard started a, a brisk trot for the Ger
mania Club. transformed for the oeca-
sion into bit OF the fa;heriand
II had been carefully planned TO make
the entertainment % the royal guest
Al the club the crosoing achievement
OF the day.
Vase for the Princcss.
II vas during this reception that one
q IN" most pleasing incidents of the
behlf q the aides o. the club pre-.
r"ntei The Prince with mas Iiricent
vase 10 De given TO ms wife the P.in.
c.t. irene. The Prince thanked the
women In behalf OF the Princess. de.
c.a.Inr t1at no Incident -. MS wish hal
pl.afed hlT more, and that h. was sure
the Princess. his wife. would cherish u
always among hrr treasures The vase
was Of gold ana cu;-glass. and was two
feet nigh.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
SQUADRON TO COLON.
WSr.hip. tndrr ADMIRAL HisRin-
.un sail for the i-thmus.

WNSIIISGToN. March THE N,vy
Dsn, -lmert was informed today ~ ,h"
i..tf..r. E,ar-Ad'n.rnl HisEirsou
IH.trU his tuESh.p. ihc kcirstrEr ace
.rrl4ulUI .y thp httIir-Sl.ps AEhlmt.
81 a.. auset;. and lrdlaua. from r.'u-
fa,yp cuba Or colon - the lsihmus
~ Panama
announced s.uc days ago, and thus Il
nr' aU outcome ~ The fresh rcNulu-
'|H#trg outbreak IN colombia reported
90 the Navy D"nar mcut Yesterday
The evening world., 1902-03-04
BOTHA MEANS TO FIGHT.
Outlines 10 kruger the rinn OF i:is
Midsummer Campaign.

LONDON, March i.-Mr Kruger has
received long report from Gen no,hn,
,hc Brussels corr sp1ndent oi the Dai.y
Telegraph Hires. Affirming that the Borr
Government j. fuzzy determined to con-
t!nue hJstllitles. and outlining the pro.
posed midsummer campaign.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
Another Row ssarss.
sANT0s.DUm0NT COMING.
VIII visit new York After Mskiag
Ascents In Loadon.

LONDON. March A-Santos. Dumont.
the asronhut. arrived In this city.
In an interview he saii he hoped to
add to the attraction OF the coronation
festivities by making asccnts here. II
possible he will make a tour OF 81.
Pauls Cathedral. an he did Of the Eifel
Tower.
santos Dumont will afterward go 70
New York. where he will give exhibit
lions.
The evening world., 1902-03-04
AGREES TO TARIFF BILL.
House th"pts Conference R.p.rt
On Philippine Measure,

WASHINGTON March THE House
to-day agreed 70 the conference report
an the philippine TsrlfI bill, and u now
soes 10 the PresldsaL
The evening world., 1902-03-04
q. Did AZ, one knock on your
door: 4. Npu-.
a You received WARNING
uhntrN-r. 1. None.

MIR, Ip-c,Ht-. CJrnfnis trained
mus. sad 10 .ps'I.n' .n room G1l in the
PnrN N,.uu. Hr'sl Sra an the ar
moi. dr. tuF ~nW .tE.us sparks three
..gr inches long strike m wiadoH
-H,. ..rn' no alarm Sod 70 WARMING
81. rnnlEh' she had hotter 20 out. ~
,n. r.Isnd her Fa'I"n. and whom the
su. s the door flames ard smoke irnse
rH. H ur
NN. Then opened tho V.uinp ani
te. .r.d 'hnf Way said Mis- gIrmolr
"Details arc NOT rs.es- ~ % said Nr
= q. 4 81
The evening world., 1902-03-04

Al a riotous meeting Of the Board
Of Aldermen this >fternoon he mem
hers got into such bad temper that
many OF them did not want 10 listen
to Mayor Lows message.
When he message NJ. annoln-ed the
hyht wss In proEres. Tn. Mayor >
communication vas br!d back. but maj.
document read
Mccall moved that the mnsss=r b.
not read but printed IN the minutes o:
the Board.
81 don't know tina, II. Msyor is en-.
titled TO any court.ey. said McCsn
'on nv way hero -ead that the Mayor
Is gradually .sver.ns the ties OF friend.
ship with the local legislative body J
think We should have his message in tn.
Record
Borough President Cantor denounced
iAs n an !nsu!; 10 he Mayor.
ut is his ms, annual message ana
II should Ne r.id In ,uli." saia Cantor.
When the reading finally commenced
half the Aldermen got up and went into
the an;e-room
Row began Early.
There vas big row before the mes
sage reached tae Aidermanic Chamber
Downing n The !s-' meeting introduced
resolution providing for the appoint.
m"nt Of = Repualicap-Dc. ". y Hutch
'Eson-as jal physician under Sheriff
Gudsn
w zen ta- Committee On Salaries and
off'o"s reported 1, appeared that the
minority members. with the help Of
Alderman Stewart. had recommended
a Democrat. the incumbent. Or A
Warren Shepard
II protest. shouted Downing when
~ tn. report.
tn" committee has taken snap juig.
m'nl IN my resolution IN my absence
They nave recommended n. candidate.
% the Democratic party. and Jim
Kane told me So. van, tim. to see
Mr. Dady and Mr Woodruff "
This brought out howl OF derision
from the Democratic side
What would b. said OF US" shouted
Alderman Wafer. ~ We announced Ne
had 10 see Mr Croker or Mr.. Nixon
before We voted on n matter before this
Hoard"
During some confusion on the foor-
o. dozen Aldermen being on their feet
Hhoutiag ~ once-AldermAu Downing
cried out:
Alderman Ste~ar, has acted In this
matter In mean. dcspica BILE spirit
tust wanted :" sec Mr.. Daily as would
any other man
Alderman Stewart. in great excite
meni. his Hhiskers trembling. demanded
that Downing should he censured
DO you withdraw the remark" asked
Pr sid-nt Fornes, who was weakly
b.at!nE = rat-a.rat-tat with n savsi.
Yes. said Downing. hesitatInsly:
withdraw the remark"
Another Row starts.
There was neN outbreak when Pres
dent FOrnes declared that the majority
report had been carried
Cries o. You're on" You're ssIe,pr'
What do you think Of that" Amt ne
peach" made the Aldermanic cham
her resemble - iisorderly beer garden.
Finally President Forn~s discovered
he had made , mistake. inasmuch as A
rwo-thiris vote was required. 80 he re.
Versei his decision and declared the
motion not carried
Preside mt Fornss then I'd the matter
would go over for week.
Ihcrc was another riot NJ this. but the
4 laN.. -. ~
The evening world., 1902-03-04
Pop. Receive. B,.hop Farley.

ROME. March t-The Pope to-day re-
ceIved In audienss Mgr. J. y. Farley.
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Jon-. susses,. Forgery.

Mr. weiaer1ce said that Jones re-
lated TO him the corieD:s Of the viii
OF 'ss. to which wethe-he" was 4 wit
ness, commentius GA he fact ina mos
of the property was gn!Hg 10 charity
Inen Jones spoke 81 an Arkanens Iu@'
bond. He said Rtcs accused wsthero''
of stealing N.sl bond OF this road
Jones said he had s bushes p-HVns'
ton TO make. lie offered 10 bring over
the old will and have NctneT5"' max"
q new will. In which a y Cohen Nsr
10 get $500 ami Weth.rhce MAS - b"
substituted for Judge Bartine - one ~
the executors.
"I'il &c; one wttntrs and YOU Ec' the
other" he quoted Jones n saving a
man Rice 10 dOpy, and SpIu-I!m-- .ta
get him TO sign almost anything
Jones told him that two lawyers ura
from Texas, with an 1f'irr m -
city. and the other .npiu 81 tF fu"
Manhattan Street RAILWAY lai s4E-
gested this to him W''H.rny. %, fused
TO 20 into the job and JnUe. went twuH.
As Mr.. Moore ala not have his marked
copy Of the record containing 1pn-- s
Testimony. Nr wetherb-- rS,a-,N-
animation was pv; on until 'p.m1rr'w
morning
Edward G. Manners s'enngrapher
and lawyer testified 20 having taK.u
the testimony FOR sixty DAYS IN '4s
Holt litigation and never sAw rl'ri K
and Rice once meet each othc.
Court then adjourned unit. n N 90
morrow morning
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PORT OF NEW YORK.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
DUE TODAY.

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9ffftin. Sgteea. usiteIfon
Hull. III psso. sss OriraHs
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, rpa-i, %, tao armpry a-c a- d.d -
a-iEi..t'r -.pasafrtE
was s"parat" M" r-pHeI tr'
,ut-f
Edward = Croker -h..y %. ir- I.-.
b"plT'ru tN,r took Tie stand 90"
90 .s" .I-" uh..'. |t...l
IN'. EH- strong Wind t.pwIUE
'aH '-.~ r.a rr-f east
tr' s.srs. s.sn rfr-..I -,a- 'hs .nf-i'
''a az 'T 'sr a stable.
" '.f fH" have mel m me ~sr s'hH's --r''
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a. Did ,ou motif, the hotel pro-
pTi"t"r 9" put men on the rp"H
4. dih not

N'.. 81. HnWs wIg @ ',stlu EN.
croker wHs asked 2 No. had I0r
ron sruius tine are u 20. PARK
H."... .i.fr.
fn ..r..n - Nas rn1rt's AID
.rlt' 'r. .H .rFf.t1 tl, ,I..
gH.. .Hf. ln fa. .Hs,usf..
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How She I:.-np~d.

Mlss Garm1Iy was tho young woman
wht rT"p' out With 1.r Il'lsnt m an
- Isigr and crAWIsi along FOR
spa. %; siNtt feet To & pllc" ~ safety
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~ ,""~ "f III. Window. had
been "r"n Ia ihnt 'i"iniS on that
elevator shaft asked LAWYER