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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
MOCKERY OF MURDER TRIAL.
MICRO CONSENTS TO M HANGED
NJ SHERIFF AND Won.
In less Than Three Hours q Jury l. Sc.
cured. the Negro valves Ills Rights.
Pleads Guilty anu u hanged Legal.
Say the TrNas Judge aud Shcrin.

NACooDOCHEs, Tex. Oct. i7,-Jim Blu
chanan. the negro who confessed to the
murder of Duncan Hicks. wife and daughter.
a well-to-do white family living IN the east
ern part of this county, was brought here
al 10 O'Clock this morning from the peni-
Tertiary at Rusk. He was accompanied 10y
two companies of state militia and Sheriff
Spradley. In less than three hours after
his arrival here the negro had gone through
the iormaliy Of a trial aud was hanged by
the Sheriff assisted by members Of the
mob
Tia" mob numbered several hundred
enraged people who we're lost to all sense
of reason. Nothing but the life of the
negro then and there would satisfy them.
The negro cringed 10 the officers of the
law, and when propositl ION was made To
him that he consent 10 b" hanged imne-
diar"ly, he gave his consent. waving his
right for thirty days delay under the law
after sentence Of death had been pro-
nounced, and of taking an appeal TO the
higher courts.
jury was selected on the spot and upon
the negro's plea of guilty being received
he was hanged TO an improvised .caf'od
amid the iecr- of the mob
NV lbih'NlilE
passed between Gov. Savers and Major
Rainrs, commanding the State troops, Just
previous 20 the hanging
N,,oDuo, MS. Tex oct -.
To O. SryCrs, Aus'tu, Ier
Iu" prisoner mas waived al lgl's ana wants
20 be- Lung AZ once. VIII to- done by Sl"rin
The district Judge and NloriG SAY this i
legal hHv" written the order Tor tine
sheriff TO allow him. IN" Shelin. 80 hang
prisoner at once Telegraph in hast"
g I RANTS. Major Commanding,
The following Geographic message was
| received from the Governor:
huSriS, TcX oct. l.. 1902
| Hon Tom z. Dar,'. District Judg'. Nc rogdoch's,
T'r.
A. Major g I Raues of the Volunteer
Guard has been directed 80 obey your orders
| ana instructions IL all matters respecting
TIE custody aud protection ri th" prisoner
Buchanan, I utvC to request mat Won VIII
reduce all such orders and instruct tou~ Nou
| that nc NAV max report of sam" tn the
| Adlutant-t,cucrt, when his present S"rNic"
shall have terminated
| loSEPH u >,YfR,. Governor.
The following telegram was received
| from AdIutant .Gcu"rgI Garry;
NrSTIS, Tex oct Il.
| r. NojIr u = R'in's Nrrpgdo,a's. F'r
Telegram TO Governor OF this dat" received
| deliver prisoner TO ~horlh " h"r"toior" or :
| dcr"d, Won u" to act under direct orders aud
inst ruCtiOu~ OF the ludg" ~ all matters touch
| ing tn" prisoner. snow the Iude" thIo t'l"-
| gram BY command Of IN" Gorcruor.
THOMAS :. O. XIV. Adluttut -trnelaL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
THREE CHILDREN SOLD FOR 81.
Mother Made the Sale -Iilegitimate. but
Father wants Them.

LAWYER Mervyn Armstrong applied yes
terday I o Judge Blair in the Hudson County
Orphans Court. Jersey City. for an order
appointing Emile {. Euvrard, a wealthy
manufact urer Of artificial flowers. living In
West Hoboken. and Mrs Euvrard as guar
dians for the three ilegitiuate daughters
Of Euvrard and Mrs. Celeste Mae-Ousset. a
former maid ia his wife's employ. Mrs
Ousset sold the children to their ather for
81 prior TO her marriage to New York
waiter The Court OF Chancery decided
that her agreement o surrender her daugh-
tiers was valid Mrs. Ousset has appealed.
Euvrard says that he wants TO make his
offsprings his legal heirs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
SCENE AZ THE WOW TVS FAIR
Young Woman. Friend az DradA's. Taken
To the station Man Locked Up.

woll-drrs~"d young woman became
hy-tcrical al the Woman'- Exhibits on the
main floor Of the Madison square Garden
ia-r evening. \ young man who accom-
panied her asked bysJand.rs to help him
carry her into the basement. There I'll"
grew worse and more violent. 30 that Man
agcr Brady sent ont for Policemen Young
and Gallagher and asked them to take her
ont of the buiIdng. In"y placed ncr in "a
cab and took her TO IN" Trndcrloln station.
The Young man went along
In the station the woman fought with
the surrounding policemen until her cloth
ing was IN rags. A physician Was sent
for at last. VINO examined tn" prisoner
and declared her 10 h" Intoxicated
When snr had callned down little the
woman described herself ~ Adelaide DAVIS,
% years old, Of Philadelphia. Her COM
panion told IN" sergeant that tine name
was false,
"Shc hrlonGs 10 respectabl" family
and coinc- from Albany" he said We
dmed together al ~" Cait Martin and she
drank three glasses of abslnth". ] guess
il made her sick
Just then Manager Brady holcd into
~" station
Il law his man take some jewelrv from
the woman" he cried The girl is re-
spectacle and should he protected know
her
of course. ] took her iewelry." said
tho Young man producing from his pocket
three rings and a gold watch.
There was a crush around her AZ the
Garden and took il to save il
He was locked up on suspicion, how =
ever, He describes himself a. Charles
Owens. decorator. living temporarily
a. : East Twenty -cighth street. but havn G
his rca home in Baltimore. Brady gave
hail for the girl and carried her of in his
a Ii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
ATTACK ON SOJTHERN MERGER.
Formal Complaint iiicd Win Comma cree
Commission.

Ior.s ;I.LF, Ky. oct IL After a three
DAYS session in Louisville tho Stat. Railroad
Commission tonight completed and for
"arded 10 ia" Interstate Commerce Com
mission al Washington a formal complaint
agains, the alleged consolidation at the
Louisville and Nashville. southern Railway.
Atlantic tJast line aud Cincinnati New
Orleans and Texas Pacific roads
Some days ago G. &. McChord. chairman
OF the state Railroad Commission, accom-
panied by John {. Wood, also member
went to Washington ard presented to
the Interstate Commerce Commission GER
tain facts in their possession in reference
10 the alleged consolidation of the various
railroad lines.
Mr.. McChord esid that Tire members
informed him and MIR Wood that they
could not proceed with the investigation
until the State Railroad Commission had
filed formal complains in Washington
When this was done the National COM
mission would at once enter upon the in
Nestigation and was vested with the au-
thority to ascertain all the facts connected
with the recent transfer Of the stocks of the
various companies Mr.. McChord said.
our information is that the Interstate
Commerce Commission will 60 TO New
York and will put Pierpont Morgan and
the others Interested in the consolidil ion
on the witness stand and will probe 10
the bottom all the deals set forth in the
complaint
The complaint sets forth that in the
alleged consolidation of the southern lines
all competition is destroyed and that prac-
tically one man controls the fixing OF freight
and passenger rates on all the lines eX-
tending from the Ohio River 70 tho Gull
of Mexico and from the Atlantic to the
Mississippi. II further recites that the
commerce of ten States j. thus controlled
by these carriers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
/IEGIER AND RiIDVIN OFT,
The Backrr nj Polar Expeditions wants
New Explorer.

William /ieglor. hacker of the expedition
which went in search Of the North Pole,
headed by Evelyn h Baldw in. annouuC d
Yesterday that a. a result of cOnfore noes
no has had with the members Of the eNpe-
ditiCn who have recently returned here
he has severed all business relations with
Mr. Baldwin Mr. Iiogler added that he
had not bv nay means given mp his idea IF
reaching the Pole, and that he would surely
send out another expedition, but Nj Bald
win would not he connected with II in any
wav
Mr. Xiegler declined to add anything TO
his statement or to answer any questions.
Mr. Baldwin has been stopping. sine" his
return from Washington last week, at the
julien. a boarding house at Is West
Twentieth street He shared room there
with Mr.. Albright Mr.. Allbrigh' went
to Chicago on Thursday and on that after
noon Baldwin gave up his quarters. He
left -atchel behind, saying h" would call
for il blt didn't claim il Yesterday, Mr..
BALDWIN was a. the HoTncn House yc,tor-
day morning after his mail, hut left no TOW
address there. and all efforts TO find him
lat night were futile
Mr. Ilcglcr's statement was not un"V-
pcc,ed Last Saturday -four Of the crow
Of Baldwin's ship returned here on the
Southwark, and on Monday Mr.. Iieg Ter
had a long talk with them AT his Office.
II was soon rumorcd that Mr. Xeglor would
sever old relations with Baldwin.
Baldwin, it will bc remembered, did
not get on we'll with the captain of his ship.
Other members Of the party also returned
dissatisfied with the treatment they had
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
SwiSH on DEiD .WiN'S CTRvE
Two Men severely Injured by collision
Negro Huns Away.

A trolcv smash-up occurred near Dead
Mans Curve" on tho sea Beach division of
the Brooklyn Rapid Trnnsi, Company
on the tres,le near Coney Island last night.
Trolley ear 253 crashed into a hatcar loaded
with ashes Frank Meme Of 1887 Fourth
avenue. Brooklyn. mOtorman OF The pas
sengcr car, wa, driven through the door
of his car and received fractures of both
legs and was badly injured about the head
and body.
John O'Hara. who was ia Charg" Of the
fatcar, was thrown to ia" trcstlc and re-
ceiNcd coutusiun- of the body and internal
In nIrcs. A negro employed in shovclng
the ashes, j. said to have been thrown into
tho swamp. When last seen he was rum
ming toward GraveScnd, covered with
MINK mud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
DO\'Y BE 1 SfR NIGER.
\ New tppc,laii,e dc, elopcd In Our Grow
Ing Language downtown.

A small hoy approached two men VIII"
were standing IN front Of IN. t-ur' House
Yesterday and asked them for car far" to
East View York. lie had lost his money
and feared he would have TO walk home.
He a. asked why he could not get five cents
from his office.
All dey'r" all scrungers down dere!"
he said, disgristadly.
"Whir do Won mean. bov2"
wy. dcy're afraid ter lent a fellow a
nickel doy are" he answered
The word was n now one 10 the men,
and they proceeded TO seek further wis
dom One downtown youngster whom
they approached knew nothing of their
newly acquired word Tho next an urci,n
som"tl .ng moro than kneohigh, gruued
when they asked him il he knew what a
SCrunger wa.
Sure do, he replied.
What is IL?
"a fclcr wo' don't wantcr give anyt ing
lac said, with moro grin: right
Thercupon the mon concluded that
scrungcr was good downtown Manhattan
csc II l. pronounced skrun-ie and
needs but To be- spoken 10 be apprcC lat ed
a. a good, vigorous yocahlc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
MONEY ron LECkER'S WIDOW
And \ Mass MeetinG-Iie's the Nihilist
Who shot At Vilnas Governor.

The Russian Nihilists and Socialists In
this city held mass meeting last night
in New Irving Hall. Broome street. near
Norfolk. to raise funds for the widow OF
Locker. the Russian who was executed
for having shot at the Governor OF Wilma
Mrs Locker came into the hall with a
baby in her arms and was shown TO the
platform and greeted with stormy applause.
About 200 persons, nearly one half
Of whom were women, attended the meet
ing The principal speaker was Joseph
Barondess. Something over $500 was col
lected for Mrs. Locker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
BABY,SCARD 10 MOTHERINJ tIL.
Pathetic Message RrceiNc d by Police
-lhilds Wish NAV &c l.ratIteh.

The following unsigned message was re-
ccived at Police Headquarters in Jersey
city Yesterday, written on postal card:
My DEAR MAMMA We are all we'll Baby
has been crying for YOU for tire" days and
20 havsI Papa wants to ~" YOU tout they
would not let him -" YOU when IN" doctor
wa, there, papa says. Nh"n 90 Won
think YOU will come home. VIII YOU writ"
10 mo telling when YOU will come home!
\, one l. taking care OF me. / am taxing
care Of them.
Chief of Police Murphy said he beloved
that the postal wa- intended for a mother
who was sent 10 Jail for intoNication The
postal was addressed TO Dear Mamma,
First Criminal Court, Jersey city" II IL
probable that the chief viii obtain, the
release of tho mother Of the writer. who il
evidently a little girl. when h" discovers
her identity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
SPOONS ~ MINISTER'S POCKETS.
The Collector OF Customs at Baltimore
Makes q seizure.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 1.-THE Rev. L. Stern
berg of Urbana. Ind, who arrived
here to-day from Germany on the steam
ship Frankfort, was searched by the GUS
toms officials and relieved Of watch and
chain. some spoons and other trinkets
which were concealed in his clothes.
The watch belonged 10 a Mrs. Charles
Eglatt Of Wichita, Ind, who was also a
passenger and from whom were taken a
lot of gloves and fancy goods which she
used for hustle.
The minister said he was unaware that he
was violating the law, but the Collector
seized all the goods The Rev. Mr.. Stern
berg wept as he left the Custom House
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
DArGHTER FINDS FATHER DEAD.
Old Lighthouse Keeper. slightly Demented,
Hanged Himself From a Rafter.

Alfred Lyman Carlow, formerly keeper
of the old Orchard Shcal lighthouse in
the lower bay. committed suicide yesterday
afternoon al IN" Fort Tcmpkins lighthouse
He had been visiting his daughter Annie,
the wife of william Davies. the keeper of the
Fort Tompkins light house, Carlow was
slightly demented. After dinner Carlow
disappeared Later his daughter had oC-
ca>ion To 90 to the upper floor of the light
house, a two-story brick structure. There
she was Mortified bv finding her father
hanging from raftar. He had stood on a
chair and tied one end Of a rope about a
rafter and the other end about his neck
and had then kicked away the chair and
stranged to death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
FAXED MI RIES FROM Z CAR
Police Take Him In care Instead Of the
Hospital Referred TO a Dog Doctor.

Daniel Connolly, alias Chatham Square
Dan" who, the police say, il one Of the
best fakirs in New York, drew a big crowd
in Long Acre Square lat night by declar
ing he had been seriously injured III a cot
lision with a Broadway car. The ambu-
lance doctors said the man was taking and
they took Daniel to the West Forty -seventh
street police station.
There he declared that his doctor knew
that he was subject to fits, but when the
police went to the doctor mentioned they
learned that he doctored only dogs Con-
molly was accordingly put in a cell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
VIZ ItND TROOPS ~ HAYTI.
Rebels Leave the Country. and Marines
Guard american Interests st Gonai,cs.

Potc g. fnrSCt, Oct l7-Gcn. Frmin,
'h" ro."'I' iouarv loader, has evacuated
q NATIVES With 200 of his followers. Con.
firnn bi- left on the steamer Adirondack
for the island Of Inagua.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. i7.-According 10 a
despatch received at tho Navy Depart
ment this afternoon from Commander
Newton + Mason Of tho cruiser Cincinnati,
th" revolutionary movement in Hay'i has
gon" - pieces aud the provisional govern
mont controls the country. Gen. Firnin,
former Hayian Minister 10 France and
the leader of the revolutionists. has fed
with the remnant of his followers. Ameri-
can hnoiackcts and marines have been
landed n Gonaives, the seat of the revolu-
tonary faction. and force from German
Runhodi has also been landed there to pro-
tect cou.ulate~ and preserve order. Com
ihdnder Mason's prompt action in landing
armed men from his ship IL approved by
The Navy Department. His despatch to
ne Department follows:
NICHOLAS MOLE. HAYrI. oct, Il,
~. Marc surrendered oct ~ National
.toNl,phN 70 N"rnment forces occupied
We town .p"so"ably Cincinnati arrived ut
tydc tt"d Gonalye- and has left by Ham
ts.Nmrr oin. steam Packet Company
,
ruh ahoi !70 adheTcnt,, leaving no govern
inen' a. ~" u.acr
,hAN" landed ioroo for tho protection of
H,n"TG'n Consulate and to preserve order.
" h"tu"n gunbodt landed force also.
sn'loudi forces are near at hand, and II j.
ehW'ied that they will occupy town Saturda y
or new d-~ All uuirt there
e. con idcTcd pra ctically the end of the
revolution
am returning to Gonalves Immediately
S1nl embark landing party and will pro.
..'d 10 Cop" lIdytien when affairs are settled
~ N"hiI'"s. No attempt has been made o
10 Nti' port mentioned IN my last tcl"-
m.N.t - N..a, arrived Gonaivcs Thursday,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
PROTECTION AGAINST Unions
One OF the OBJECTS Of Reported Conn
binatiOn Of Hat Nanuf acturers.

YoSKERs. y. Y, Oct lit il reported
hero that number Of hat companies headed
hv the Waring Hat Manufacturing Company
Of Yonkers, whose factory il the largest Of it's
kind in the United States. have entered into
a combination. one of the objects Of which
will bc TO protect the manufacturers inter-
eSts against the unions.
The Waring company's employees struck
last summer for the recognition of their
union. The company, although II lost a
large amount Of money, fought three months
aud won.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
A0,674 ON REGISTRY LIST.
TO-DAY GIVES THE LAST CHANCE
TO VOTERS TO REGISTER.
Total for the Three Days Is ~ OOl Better
Than for That Period IN lsOs-Ali
Hands WIN Hustle Now for More SIN.

The efforts of the party managers re-
suited in a considerable increase in the regis
traiion yesterday over that of the first
two days. Yesterday 22i,is3 voters regis
tered in the five boroughs Of the cit y.inaking
the total for the three days, 4O.ot
This is 20 OJl more than in 1898. good
showing compared with the first two days
Of regisl rat ion this year, when there was
some falling Of.
In Brooklyn the regist ration for three
days shows up well for the Republicans.
Whatever shrinkags there is so far il in
strong Democratic districts, while in the
Republican stronghoids there is an UNI
mistaksble demonstration of strength.
This table compares the three days regis
traton for the entire city with the figures
for three DAYS in 1901 and 1895
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
EAGLE ATTACKS NHOOLMA'AM.
Knock ed Her From BIcycie-Thriiling Yarn
From Pittsneid.

PTTTsrIELD. Mass, Oct, i7-An eagle
attacked Miss Annie Cassidy, a young
schooteacher in a hamlet in Sheffield near
the Connec, icut state line, this week, and
was killed striking the bicycle which Miss
Cassidy was riding.
The teacher was riding from a mountain
school to her boarding place when the eagle
few toward her with rapid sweep of wing.
The bird struck Miss Cassidy and knocked
her from the wheel, hut was caught in the
bicycle chain and killed.
This is the first instance in this county
where an eagle has attacked a person.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
ROME THROUN ~ MADRID.
ExpiOdes In window Of Ministry Of In
terIor-- Cabinet Crisis Predicted.

Special Cdhe Df'p1ic1sJ % lHH sun.
MADRID. Oct IA bomb was exploded
last night in the window Of tn" Ministry Of
the Interior Nobody was injured.
The newspapers III Liberal and Impartial
express the opinion that Parliamentary
crisis, followed by the fall Of the Cabinet, i
probable.
GIBRALTAR, Oct. IA quantity Of dyna-
mite and ammunition and a number Of
Anarchist documents were found within
the Spanish lines here last night Many
arrests were made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
TROI BLE ~ kEiRNI NCHOOL.
Teacher Resigns because Of n Letter Sent
by the super, isInx Principal.

Miss Annie Lloyd, "a teacher in School
No. 3 of Kcaruy, Hudson county, \. j..
has resigned because of a letter which she
found on her desk, she says, from Super
vi-ing Principal D. G. Bliss critcising her
work a. teacher Miss Lloyd asks for an
investigation by the School Government
Committee, which will b" held Tonight.
J. &, White, cc-prcsideni of the Board
of Education. said that he asked President
voorhees, what was the nature of the letter
Mr.. Bliss had sent TO Miss Lloyd, and that
Mr. Voorhees, had answered;
We'll. il relative Of mine received a
letter like that, there would be trouble,
that's sure"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
RTSSIA'S REQUEST or TIRkEI.
wants Two CoalinE stations as We'll IS
Rencwai at Treat, OF 1881.

"VTTTT TTT7TTTTT
LONDON, Oct. ls..-A despatch 90 'ne
Daily Mail from Constantinople SAYS il j.
now stated in palace circles tina, IN" Car
In telegraphng his thanks TO the Sultan for
tho cordial reception given 70 Grand ID hike
Nicholas during his recent visit here, re-
peated his urgent invitation for the Sublime
Porte to renew the treaty of 1873. which pro-
vided for an offensive and defensive al
lance between Russia and Turkey.
Russia il still attempting To arrang" with
Turkey for two coaling stations, one in the
Black Sea near Constantinople and the
other on the coast of Smyrna. Nothing
seems 10 be settled yet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18

Major E,ans-t:ordon VIII Raise Question
IT Rotmanian jews Treatment.

Spcciu CioIe DfSpNCh 10 INV StN.
LONDON, Oct. l7.-Ma ior William Evans
Gordon, member of the House of Commons
for the S,epr"v division of the Tower Ham
lets. will raise tho question in the House Of
Secretary of State Hays note concerning
the treat men, Of Jews in Roumania. On
Monday he will ask Prime Minister Balfour
what has resulted from the note.
Major Evans-Gordou, who is a member
of the British Alien immigration Com
mission. spent tho Parliamentary recess
in Roumana studying tn" Jewish question.
He declares that the attitude Of tho authori-
ties there is scsndalous defiance of treaties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
J. g. WHITTIER HONE BURNED.
Many Relics Sa,rd-The House viii he
Rebuilt.

HAvERHiL,, Mass, Oct. 1.-THE house
in which John Grecnleaf Whittier was born
was badly damaged bv fire to-day The
place is occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Era and
il in charge of the Whittier Association
which keeps it in repair a. a visiting place
for sigltseers.
To-day n passerby saw smoke coming
from the house and before the fire could
he ex,inguished the house had been almost
destroyed. Mrs Era saved lot of Whit
tier relics, The association will rebuild the
hoIlSa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
&ctor Raab Is Heir 10 $50. 600.

George T. Raab, a member Of the Column
bia Theatre Stock Company and assistant
stage manager, in the Columbia Theatre
in Brooklyn, has fallen heir To half Of a
$3.50 UCO estate 10y the recent death of his
aunt. Mrs Wihclmina Knicmrr Of Bay
willie. L. | The entire estate was left 10
MIR Raab and his brother.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
PRESIDENT ~ GOLD MINING.
With Two Partners He Files on SIX Claims
IN Colorado.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. Oct l7.-Presi-
dent Roosevet's name appears on certiti-
Gates Of xix mining claims filed with the
Clerk of Pueblo county to-day. !. S Berger
and Matthew kleenwein are lis partners,
The claims are located near Red Creek
Springs in the western part Of Pueblo
county Berger and kleenwein are prac-
teal miners Little mining las been done
in that district though gold is found there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
Woman's show ENpc ct cd to Make S2S 900

There were ,037 persons al the Woman's
Congress of the Professional Womens
League in Madison Square Garden last
night. Manager Brady announced that
the doors would b.. opened to-day al II 30
A, VI. The promoters expect to clear 500
uCO or $4,000 ono half Of which will go TO
Manage BRADY and the other half TO the
League for its new c.uh house. The theat-
iical members have been invited To turn
out il full force today
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18

While walking across tho tracks Of tho
Long Island Railroad at Corona avenue in
Corona, on her WY to visit ucighbor
shortly after O'Clock las night, Mrs. Pauline
Co;nstock was s,ruck 10y "A tram and in
SANITY killed Her body was torn TITO
small pieces. som" or the fragments beng
hurled many feet The di-mombered
portions of the body were collected and
taken to Williams inorgu". She was a
wears old ard had three children.