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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-08-16

ct. HENRY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC.--Corner
y North Fourth and Cady streets. Rev. II.
Kampschroer, rector. Sunday services:-7OG "a.
M, Low Mass; 1000 a. m. High Mass and sermon.
at 800 and 1880 p. m. Saturdays. Mass daily at
500 a. m
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-08-16

CT. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL.-Co Second and
- Spring streets. T. c. Eglin, rector. Sunday
services Holy Communion, 100 a. M, Sunday
school, 9:45 a. m. Morning Prayer and Litany
lO:4h. EvenSOng, 7:3O p, m. Weekday service,
7:3O p. m. Holy Communion, first Sunday in the
month, 10 AS a. m.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-08-16

ID EFORMED.-Cole street, end of North Fifth
erviceS:-9: 80 a. m. Sunday school, II 90 a. M.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-08-16

CT. BERNARD'S ROMAN CATHOLIC.-Cor
y West Main and Church streets. Rev. James
Rogers c. S. c., pastor. Sunday Services 800
mon; 2:3O p. M, Sunday school, 800 p. m. Yes
perS and Benediction Confessions at 800 and
100 D. m. Saturdays. Mass daily at 500 a. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-24
RICH GOLD STRIKE
 NEAR TOMBSTONE
Railroad Graders Discover a
 Rich Find.
MANY CLAIMS LOCATED

A strike o' rich gold ore was m d.
 yesterday by the graders on tue
 Tombstone brauch oi the E. P. & $
 ". while making a cut in the foothills
 near Watervsle, about one and 6 hall
 miles from Tombstone. The line o'
 survey runs along the granite hills
 below the old race track, the route fDr
 several buodred feet leading through
 a practically solid granite formation
 and hesdwsy only made possible by
 continual bias ing. While running one oi the series O cuts and grade. at
 this point, some specimens cf free
 gold was found which created con
 siderable excite ment among she grad CTS. In ruuuing a cut through the granite. some l5 feet deep, ledge oI
 white quartz carrying plenty Of free gold was enopuuter d. Specimens Of the find sbew4 tn, gold in gl.niity some having the sppesrsuce of shot gold while occasional specim ns of wire gold is also todui, the m nerslz ed streak all "psnning" we'll Con tractor day has bad several cls.,ns located and many Of the graders and prospectors will doubtless soon h we the granite foothills all monumented. This section heretofore regarded ss 6 barren mineral section, may. on the promise rich gold bearing district. A mining msu who looked a. the general forms,ions and gsOlo- eicsl chsrs ,teris,ics Of the granite district is of the opinion that tle c'n ditions are most favorable fIr gold th ? granite, u.uslly associated with gold acting as bar" and some rich d ., posits will be held vi,bin it's well de fined trend. Development of the new find is ex ,ected 10 open valuable pr, = pe,ty and further results are swsi;ed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-24
0FFlClALlC0UNTY
 PROCEEDINGS
Minutes of the Board of Super.
 viSOrs
AN AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT,
LONESOME, Aug. IS, l9U2.

TOMBSTONE, Aug. IS, l9U2. He Bosrd met pursuant 10 sd journment ot July 30, 1902, 6. 1C a. m.
 Members present - Thomas R. 1 York, chairman. P. j. Delahsnty and GeorPe B Resy.
 Minutes cf meeting July 30th, 1902 rerd d snd approved.
 Board occupied ihe time with routine work and at 12 m. stands st ', cess % ? p. ID. st ? :0O ,. m. Board met pur-usnt t r.ces
 Ssms members present.
 Beard occupied the time with routine work and at 4 :45 p. m. stands at recess to ' 9. m.
 Al TT. m. Board met pursusnt to sdJ' urn aent for recess.
 Fame members present.
 Resignation of c. s. Clark, Justice of the Peace Precinct No. l. Read and accepted.
 Petition-of citizens of Tombs.one for the ppOintnent Of c. A. Wallace Justice of the Peace Precinct N. l. Presented and read. All members voting aye. CA Wsllsce was duly appointed Justice Of the Peace Pre- cinct No. l, and clerk instructed to notify c. A. Wallace to fife his officisl bond.
 Notary bond Of L. E. White pre- cent d and read. Clerk instructed to return the bond to L. E. White and inform him it was rejected. As bis sureities had no, qualified vnsly in the amounts required.
 Petition Of th- citizsns Of Fairb Ink Tor the appointment Of H. c. Her. rick Justice of tSe Peace read. All members voting aye. H. c. Herrick was duly appointed Justice of ths Peace Precinct No. 13. Clerk in struc,ed to notify H. c. Herrick to file his official bond. At s:10p. nj. B1srds stands sd'' lourned to 10 s. n., August l9. 1902 '.
 THOMAS R YORK,
 Chairm.p JAMES F. DUNCAN, Clerk.
 O. B. Steen returned yesterday y iram a 6yino trio n T,caon
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-24

It is said that the Navajo Indians never have been in such misery ss now sipce 1866, when Kit Carson had them rounded up ,n '-r.i at Def- auce. Extreme hea. and drou.h has ruined the ranges and the ponies cattle, sheep and goat. are starving by the scores daily. The Indians have had little else than horse meat for some time and unless the government comes to their assistance they must starve during the winter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-24
OUR FAlRBANK
 CORR :SPONDENCE
Interesting Items From That
 Railroad Town.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL
FAirbans, A. T...Aug. Is, 1902.

Drum M-jDr Belisle of the l4th C.ya,ry ct Ft. Huschucs was m ibe city today on hi. way Co Nsco and
 Bi-bee wh re he goes with a view 10 making ds'es sI these places for the regiment band of w1ich he is in charge The l4th band is composed O, jolly set O! boys and in addition to being track musicians are no, slow al playing ball, and also have a well
 rssnirsd minstrel show. Mai r B-ilsle expects that the band vi be detained st [. Hu4chuchs longer than anticipated, ss Major O'COnn T the post com snder is being prevail ed upon to use his influence with that object ID view. No doubt We vii hear of a ball game being arranged for the near future with the solJIer boys and no doubt will be 6 warm one.
 Friday, Mexican, in trying to ride out of town carrying an unusual large load o' Fsirbsnk booze fell from the wagon in which he was riding the hind wheel pacing over the un furtunstes head he was taken to the county hospital where it was found that his beauty was somewhat mar ri hut i. is expected his experience will benefit him intellectu ally.
 Redmond Toohey, the contractor wa- in town Sunday and left for Tombstone. MT. Toohey stated that his outfit are scheduled to arrive here today sud will be immediately taken to 6 point neer Tombstone where 6 camp will be pitched. Mir. Toohey has secured work on the branch and with his large outfit to work the dirt will move very fast.
 Sunday the railroad force laid of in the aft .rnDo1 and few visited Fairbsnk for a couple Of hours.
 Tom Dwyer carried of the first prize offered by the ''kiote Club" for the best 'fsh story" Here it is: An old man iu 6 little town on the southwestern coss. of Arkansas wanted to show to the world that fish could be taught to live sithou, water. Placing 6 small ish in 8 large barrel oi water be 90 arranged it that iu couple of weeks the wste. totally dis appeared The fish by that time was very gentle and would understsnd when it was spoken Co. Ii, ste fOI d from his masters h,ud and would tol- low him around. using hi- ii ls ss feet. It chsncsd one day to follow his mae. ter to town and iu crossing a small stream on a loo. bridge 1, slipped through . crack iu the boards. fell into the water and was drowned. rom took the prize in a thick glsss with sugar and lemon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-24

There is plan on foot to O'gs nize a brsss band and the promoters will meet at the engine house tomorro~ night. This is c move in the right direction ss thers i- plenty of talent here which could be utilized for ths. purpose and be oi great benefit and amusement to Tombstoneites gem erslly. Those interested are urged to a.tead and use their beet endesvors and encoursgements 10 this end.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-24

O. B. Steen returned yesterday y from . flying trip to Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-24

The Congregational Church work at tbe City Hall will be interrupt,d d by the .espsr.o. of the pss,or for the esst. It is merely temporary ces- sssion, and al departments of the vors oi the church will be resumed in September. Rev O Anderson and wife will be gone about e month, ard ou his retaro the p.stor propose to prescott oians to the people that are expected 70 merit their approval and secure their earnest cooperation
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-24

The Clifford automobile route has been established betwten Pesrce and Coch se and is runniog on schedule time. The speed is seventeen miles sn hour and it carries four passengers and baggage.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-24
and baggage

Delegate Smith has appointed Jo- seph s Fish, Of Navajo county, cadet to West Point military academy, to take the place of Cadet Alexander Pendleton, who was recently exoelled from the academy upon being found guilty Of hsziog by A military court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-24

The regular stsge % connect with the train for Nogal-s now leaves at 4.l5 D. m. instesi 4.30 p. m. ss heretofore. 4 chang in the K. K. scaedu ule having recently been mad and travellers will do Il to be. Ghs change in minI.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-24
Car Wheels Made of Money

tar "neelS Maue OI MOSsty
 Every year our government destroys nearly half billion dollars worth of soiled or torn bank notes, and after they have been reduced to pulp are used for making railroad car wheels, From bank note to C; wheel IS about as
 adicll a tran. formation as the one brought abu u' in tie case of all weak, nerv us and sickly people who will use Hostetter's Stomach titers, the favorite American remedy Tor stomach, liver and bowel compl ,ints. 4 wIneglassfull be- fore meals will put the stomach in good condition to dlg.s the food and prevent the bowels from becoming constiI ated Everyone should keep II in the house to prevent belt hing. Flsiulency, insomnia and nevouspes,, al l. cure indigestion
 dyspeTsis, ard sv,r and kidney troubles
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-24

United States Marshal McCord has appointed J. F. Ravdin Of Prescott deputy UDiied States mar-hsl T6e new deputy w.s 8 member of the Rough Riders.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-24

From Mondays Duly,
 H. A. Morgan cf Wilcox is 6 Tombstone visitor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-24

Total. ....... .s39 ,OS ',l77.57
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-24

John O Dunbar, the pioneer jour. nslist of ,he Territory, is thought to be on his death bed ID Los A -les.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-24
THE WEALTH OF
 ARIZONA
The Classified List of Ari-
 zOna's Property
IT IS A GOOD SHOWING

The following table shows the assessed valuation of the various classes of property taxed; 692, ,277.l5 acres, culti-
 vsted and uncul,ivs,-
 ed, ..... .......s 4.9s7 .463 .S9 Improvements on same. 1,I25, ,il2,l Ia 3,452'553 .S9 acres land
 grants and railroad
 grants. .... 3.O9o, ,a95.93 Improvements on same, 1000 % l.64l patented mines. .. l SGT JAS 0S Improvements on pat
 ented and unps'ented
 mines ............ l7s9 ,2377I Town and city lots. .... 4.672 ,460 27 Improvements on same. 5,545, ,69l % 37,s92 horses. =. ..... 722,972 so l.06S mules .......... 30 ,4S2. % .2S4 .sses. 9274.OO 256,l22 cattle ....... 2,726, ,969 % 367, ,524 sheep. ... 735 GAS % B, ,667 goats. ......... 7I,359 % 5 ,64I swine. ...... l7,76iOO .052 II miles railroad
 taxed .............. 4,S43 ,3s6 % All other property ..... 6,l33 ,s73.69
  Total. ........ ......s39,OS }.l77.57
The evening world., 1902-03-21
CECIL RHODES IMPROVES.

CAPE TOWN, March 1.-THE slish
Improvement N the condition u Coci
Rhodes continued tp-day.
The evening world., 1902-03-21
LEAVES AFORTUNE
TO WAIF HE FOUND
Millionaire Conger Gives Halt Million to little
Girl He Rescued from Railroad Wreck.

gone He dll Just what he should not
have done-stopped his train The heavy
Pullman coaches started down hill,
gaining momentum every Instant and
crashed with tremendous force into the
rear chair car The day coach was
teiescoped ground into kindlinE Ten
of its occupants were killed outright
Not a soul aboard escaped serious In.
Jury except Baby Stewart
In the drawing room car " the train
was Frank Conger, millionaire. q,
Groton. " y with his wife and a
niece. Pearl Conger. He ran forward to
assist In taking care of the wounded
Above the srodns pt the dying III,
caught the plaintive cry os "A bah.
IL was nearly an hours Work to ngh,
OF Ihe fire and dig through tn. twisted
mas o. iron and broken tImbers tha,
Imprisoned the little sufferer. Al last
opening enough was mad. for Mr.. Con
ger to thrust down his arm and llst
the !itile one out
ME. Conser brought the babe to his
wife, and 4 was tvAucr!! Ia.eu Tor. I.s
hour vi exposure orUasnt On serious
| nInrrs tuI weeks IL seemed likely that
the baby would 60 TO join It's mother
Sar.ins. Sa and. though the ii,tie one Ss'iso re-
| Covered with a partial loss OF voice. its
! foster parents had come through theIr
| anxiety for II to love II as dearly as II 1,
were their own child.
An additional appeal the child had or
| Nr CouseT Was Masonic pin found
| on her garments when her recovery
was complete Mr.. conger secured re-
leases from the ehili's grandparents
| and legally adopted her.
Yoang GiPI's Fortune.
Out OF the misfortune that deprived
her Of her parents Baby stewart
came Into quite . snug fortune Ther'
vas A,"S insurance on her father
nfe. The IVES, Shore Road gave hsi
5000 for the loss NJ her parents. anc
A suit for damages brought by he
toster-father against the railroad com
pany for the Impairment OF her voice
au. to exposure. resulted In q verde
,sT $500 damssSeWs W- Tbs. III. gave ,ys.., be
Il wisely for her. and u has grown I,
great sum BESIDES he left his wifi
fsS Oh, which on her death goes to. tn
&.cS IN cash After her foster moth
err. death she will ne worth half
million dollars
To his mother. Mrs. c. W Congei
and mis- brothers. Jay. and Benjam
Cnnger, Mr. ConEer ief, 81 ,Voo,osS eact
According TO Mr. Charles X. Cant. q
the American Pictorial Monthly, ot ",
Is broadway. who was an intimai
friend OF Conger, there r provlsio
in his will that II Miss ConEer ale
without natural heirs. her share Of III
fortune shall revert to the conger e'
: tate.
The evening world., 1902-03-21
"COFFEE HEARTS,"
More Frequent Than Tobacco Hearts.

Coffee drinking frequently Affect,
,ha Near, and many cases ~ hear,
,ro,hIs are relieved or entirely cured
hy isav,ny IN cofYee and ial,ng an
po.,u,r FOOD CorSss
A gnod IIims,ra,ion ia TIM, n, a lady
who says. ~ was troubled for many
"no ,,h M haar, and n, ,Inas
.,a,,,d , ha.nm. .,rconsc,ons Tho oh,l'
~ou ~"n 49, n,nx ,i,nas rmr ,or ,ha
n,nnrs uI.n na - % nomo - ard ras,oro w ~
hs's"p ne nn,,,np N NV % fee, in % ho, water and md
The evening world., 1902-03-21
TO PUT WIRES IN C0NDUlTS.
order ku-cts All the Lower west
side.

A'ss, wires aud wires passing over
ne tops n: hIIlt!nss IN the section ~
the .tg t-,tW.en Greenwich and
broadway from the Battery to canal
street must %, ,aken down a. once tui
placed boo conduit, under an order
.s.4,i .s ur '.Guiu .ssioner " water
supply Gas and Electricity
lt au.rt, a4 "a" ,el's lph and tel"
,anu. ,mp,U.r- l.at.s numerous
small .r..tr. Htrr pmF Tics
The. order . issued because ~" pro-
visions lf the barter nave bern gen
srauy ilsrsgard~I 'u1 lu rnursqus0 nee
she Fire D,pIglm'a aIs been gT'aily
!Mp,a'I
The evening world., 1902-03-21
"WANTED-STATELY HOME
Rich American In London Would
nu, nm Ancestral Hall.

LONDON. March H.-The London
Times today contains the following ad-
yertisemcnt.
Nv sntcd 10 ourchase by wealthy
American dcs!rous OF settling IN this
country, one of the stately English
homes Would give "A fancy price Tor a
really suitable place Must contain no
less than thirty bedrooms, stabline for
twenty horses, finely t!mbered park
and and TO any extent. Good shooting
indispensable Must not he more than
two hours from London. Address Mill
Innairs, care. &c
The auctinncers whose address follows
Xy the NUiii-hc purchaser ls now In
England and thoroughly known 70 them
They nave strict orders, however. no
TO reveal his name until the purchase Is
Cumpleted.
The evening world., 1902-03-21

Mrs Eliza Muiry. NJ No. ,ios Firth ave-
nue., Manhattan. with perjury.
She alleged that ne swore falsely In
a suit against her In the Supreme Court
10 recover from her $1,000 when he tes-
tihed that she agreed 10 give him this
amount n he would waivc all claim TO
an estate In which he alleged he had an
interest.
Gilbert w. Minor. n lawyer. testified
that DR.. Muiry admitted his guilt In
the presence OF Mo. Mulry. The doctor
denied this and stuck 70 his assertion
that there bed bssn soeh ~ asrssnsos.
The evening world., 1902-03-21

: Sl.11kAA@.
scHLEY CASE CLOSED.

WASHINGTON. March ?i.-so FAR AS
Congress is concerned. the sampson
SchI.y controversy ls over The House
committee IN Naval Ansirs. by q vote
~ 20 T. today decided 20 postpone IN
definitely all bill. and resolutions on tho
subject.
The evening world., 1902-03-21
LIBRARY FOR FULTON.

OSwEGO, y. Y MsfHh = IN. vii
lage q Fulton has r. s.yei formal notl-
neation from Andrew lhH E- %: his
gift Of fll,u,r flr d. T4g. ...Hr.
The evening world., 1902-03-21
SERVANT GIRL ACCUSED.

Kate hoffman. eighteen years old. un-
III recently a servant IN the employ OF
Robert AdelmAn at No 2b5 Second ave
nue.. was IN court to-day charged with
petty larceny The cir! suddenly gave
w her place and Mrs. Adelman Informed
the ye!iCe that trunk mad been broken
open In her house and ~ worth u cloth
ing taken The police said the girl AL
,tIFt,I .h. tnaf,
The evening world., 1902-03-21
THUGS GET LONG TERMS.

BORDENTOWN y j. March q
ChaI.es burke IuI Joseph schnm the
two men VINO way AID. beat and rooh,-i
Joseph Parker. tu elderly man while ne
was on hi- Wiy Go his homo nca'
broad Stree Park pu MarHh sefe
sen,an..I b, IN, Mercer County court
To-day Burk, was given hftecu and
|Schum twelve wears IN the state Prison
The evening world., 1902-03-21
STRAW BoNDsMAN SENTENCED

G.orgc Pfrndergnsi Y No INI IA
r.nc street. Bro.klyn, was today sen
t,aye4 TO sN years imprisonment for
perjury In connection with several
straw bond cases
The evening world., 1902-03-21
PRAISE FOR ROOSEVELT.

Before sailing IN la 6asoosne, Leo.
ypid Mablleau. the French historian,
who has been leeturing iu this country
said "On meeting Presiden, Roosevelt
I was surprised TO ana At the head NJ
your country man IA the fullest sense
! regret that I cannot say the same oi
I. ttLl. -lLnr rnlars
The evening world., 1902-03-21
COLOMBIAN CENSOR.

The w-s'.rn Union Telegraph com
pauy.s ccutrai cable on = IN receip'
~ IN. following advlc"- dated Panama
Cu.nmbiI. March u The Colombian
government notifies as that all consular
and diplomatic messages must lee snh
t.st,,i to censorship
The evening world., 1902-03-21
THURSDAY EVENING CLUB.

one OF the L.nten weekly meetings o'
~, Junior Thursday Evening club va,
held last uight at the residenc" OF Mrs.
Benjamin Church. No ~ West
Twelfth street Walter l. Bosert gave
The Tanning ~ the shrew ="
The evening world., 1902-03-21
HOPES TO BE WARNED.

Secretary McAney. ~ the Municipal
cvil Service Commission. has ordered
that all applicants fur examinations
must set down their sex. although the
commission deals with but few female
.psItion.
The evening world., 1902-03-21
MoRaAN's NEPHEW A WAIFp

SAN FRANclsJl MaTca u -stokerr
Of the transport Meade. which sailed
FOR Manila, found J. Morgan smith
claiming 20 be a nephew 20. J Pierpont
Morgan. OF New York city slowed
away Ia bunker before the vessel
got out ~ the bay and returned him
10 the city
The evening world., 1902-03-21
HIGH COURT FOR sCANNELL.

The conspiracy indictments against
former Fire Commissioner scnnnell and
William l.. Marks were yesterday
transferred py Justice Gildersl"ey" from
'h. court pf General Sessions 20 the
Suprem, Court
The evening world., 1902-03-21
A story OF TRADE.

AS good as treatise on How TO
Succeed" is the account OF the max
ing OF j. W" In business rs de-
scribed in
tn. Hou,. with tn. Gr,sa shutter bs
snuiuI IN ~. Evening World asrt MoadAJ
The evening world., 1902-03-21
wHIsKEY LABELLED SYRUP.

wtNsTED, rrrH M1r-h 2 -Omrcrs
VINO descended on the .NIh LuEernc. in
New Preston. have r1uasgaied quarts
q Hliskey labelled pare maple syrup.
Proprietor Theodore B'Its n Judsr
The evening world., 1902-03-21
WINS TEN EYcK PRIZE.

NEW HAVEN ||HH, Mbf|h IL
The Annl romp- IuU Tor the Ten Ey x
prize a. N4l, I.H.trs.f" Wls wHH HE
george " El tNHr1- ~ PAN N,i ~ o.
His suJ.,. was 80 .rt um aal Wolfe
The evening world., 1902-03-21
MARINE HOSPITALS.

WASHINGTON. March si-Tho SEN
ate Committee On Commerce has n
d,rcd favorable reports on the TWO
House bills authorizing the c1urtruc-
tlon OF marine hospitals al BuIaio, ".
Y. ami Piitsburg. pa.
The evening world., 1902-03-21
DERELIcT OFF BAHAMAS.

COLON Colombia. March T.-Capt
Smith. Of the steamer oriEaha. from
New York. March II reports having me-
March IL a derelict H latitude 70 u
north longitude a 55 west. The derelic'
appeared 10 be schooner about IA
feet long She was bottom up.
The evening world., 1902-03-21
BARGE AND CREW LOST7
Hamilton Brok~ AVA, from Tug
In Tuesdays storm.

BOSTON. March .l.-Tne big barge
Hamilton, bound from Newport News
70 Boston with coal. Is believed TO have
fcundered At sea with her crew of four
ThA ocean tug Luckenbach il here af-
Tar an lnaucoeesfvi search for the
1HfUe, which broke away from heg
The evening world., 1902-03-21
NORTHWEST WHEAT FROZEN

TACOMA AWsh. March y State
Grain Inspector Wright has received
news from Pllouse grain district to
the rifect that 5000 acres Flll s1Su
wheat have been frozen iu ihy region
Inrfl N. suALr NV.
The evening world., 1902-03-21
A s,or, Of HlMoR,

There's nothing hner In The Lit
tie Minister" than the gossip OF the
bodies" at the bend o. the brae"
o. Barb,e In
IN. Hou. Win To. Grssa sha,,sr.' Be-.
slnains In Ths Eysaipg wotia nsKl xsosAy.
The evening world., 1902-03-21
LONG SLEEP AFTER RACE.

TRENTON. March 2l-Pt,r.tk cav /,
aEsG$a, winner O.; The siN Jay walking |
match In Pn'lId"iphiS las week. has !
heen In profound umbcr since Mon |
nhN aNerIm.
The evening world., 1902-03-21
waller Pleads No, Guilty.

MANILA March a.--In the court
martial to-day Major Waller. OF the
Marine Corps. pleaded mot guilty" 10
The charge cf cruelty TO rAtives IN n.
mar. pMf eduitted hA, eleven men bad
The evening world., 1902-03-21
SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S.

rh,r. VIII b. halt-hou .ervice IN
ST Paurs chapel. Broadway and Vesey
street, At noon to-day The Rev " II,
N,bb-It % u. vicar of rrnity 'hapci
will make th- address
The evening world., 1902-03-21
STRIKE AHEAD IN PAsAIc

PASSAIc. y J. Mdrrh l-Althoush
th. mill owners here are 'ndeavoring
10 avert the threatened strik. OF uper-
atiyc-. who want an Increase In salary
IL is said that at least 50" "ill go out
nm Aurtt
The evening world., 1902-03-21
WIDOWS LIFE IN DANGER.

Mrs Patrick iluss'y M" widow ct
Patrick Hu~s'l Shp whs killed Tn the
Hubpken pier hre Tu"sday night. was
IN Iu bt-I Al tho tim" ~ tne funeral to-
LAY She insisted that the CONN -
brought to her bedside NJ the sisht IL
nor renh hur.band IN. sw"onei and
nor no - l-Splirrl II
The evening world., 1902-03-21
FAILS BECAUSE RoUss DIED

AMERICrs. Ca. March y -Decauss
u the death of Charles broadway
kouss the New York millionaire who
II u said was a partner pf President
simmons. the Peoples Bank uf AmeriCus
has been forced Z, assign