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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-10-11
Democratic Desperation

Desperation seems to have seized the fellows who
are trying to run the Democratic campaign in this
county, and especially is this observable by the course
of the Democratic paper. Since it is the mouth-pece
of these fellows and the Democratic nominees, the
public may readily become appraised of the desperate
situation in which they know themselves to he in
They seize every opportunity to make false impressions
upon the public mind and discuss little things entirely
separated and foreign to the campaign and its issues
Accusations. determinations and the application of
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-10-11
Malicious Falsehood.

For purely political effect willful and malicious
mtruth is being circulated over this county about the
directors and officers of the West Virginia Agricultural
and Mechanical Society. This untruth is statement
to the effect that they intend to or desire abandon
the present grounds for the holding of fairs and tht
other grounds will besecud 1t is further enormously
stated that the present grounds will be converted into
building lots The parties who started this story did
for two reasons. One is that they opposed to
fairs The other is, that if there is to be fair they
want it near their own homes, 50 to enhance their
property
When the fair was in progress some of those tcl-
lows approached President Denham and other direc-
tors with the suggestion that the grounds We're too
small and the fair ought 10 be transferred to point
out in the country point which is not Of ready access
to the railroads The suggestion was no sooner made
than Mr.. Dcnham and the directors replied with
emphasis that 50 long they had anything to do with
the management of the fair the present grounds would
not be abandoned for the purpose of holding fairs.
This puta quetus on the matter at the Time hut
recently mischief makers conceived the idea that the
circulation ola story that the present grounds will be
abandoned would be Of advantage to the Demo
cratic party and with that solely in mind the truth was
disrcgarcd and the lie sent broadcast The pres
en management of the fair recognizes the fact that the
present location or the grounds is OF great advantage
both to Clarksburg and county. The public can rest
assured that the fairs of the future will be held where
thew have been in the past and every legitimate effort
will be made make them greater, grander and better
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-10-11
A. M. E. Church.

Preaching at II O'Clock a. m. by
Rev. Kirk; at 3 p. m. the Rev. j. w,
Blair, of Trinity NJ. f. church, has
concented to preach. His choir has
been invited to sing. The Rev. ]. A.
Watson, OF the Baptist church will be
present. At 1880 p. m. the Rev. ]. E.
Morris will preach his farewell sermon.
this being his last Sunday. on Mon
day night there will be concert given
by the choir in which Mrs, Tuck, Of
Steubenville, Ohio, Miss Watson and
Miss Blair, the three great elocutlon-
lists will take part. All are cordially
invited to attend.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-10-11

Editor R, Ad Hall, Of the Weston
independent, is city visitor,
e. H. Davis, of Salem, was in the
city wednesday.
Attorney Ernest Randolph, Of sa-
lem, is in the city.
Mrs. P. NJ. Smith. Of Wellsville,
Ohio, is visiting Miss Eta and w. Q.
McKeehan.
B. A. Reeder. of ShinnSton, was
business visitor here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson, of Indianapo.
lis, are visiting Hon. John Basel and
family.
Ray Mines, wife and son are here
from Seattle, Washington, where Mr..
Mines is engaged extensively in the
real estate business. They are guests
OF Mr.. Mines father, L. H. Mines,
and will remain six weeks.
Attorney L. D. Beall is home from a
visit in Morgantown.
Attorney NJ. D. Post, OF Grafton, is
a court visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. o'BlenneSs, of
ParkrrShurr, are visiting relatives
here. Mr.O'Blenness is an officer Of
the federal court.
Miss venla Window came up from
Fairmont to visit relatives in this city
and at Weston a few days, returning
to Fairmont Monday evening, where
she is attending the Elliott business
college.
Mrs. Dever Pickens, Of Peel Tree,
came down to spend day or two with
her sister, Mrs. Damson, who left
wednesday evening for her home in
Boston, Mass.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-10-11

Hon. John w. Mason Judge of the circuit court
has just closed term Of court here Of nearly five
weeks duration During all that time he has devoted
himself assiduously to the discharge Of the duties Of
his high office. His attention and thought have been
given exclusively to the litigation before him and he
has shown remarkable powers in turning such a
great amount of work. Possibly, no other Judge in
West Virginia disposcs Of so much official work he
That however is an insignificant quality when compared
TO those higher and greater official possessions which
are his. He possesses eminent ability jurist and
has the intellectually Of "a Blackstone His mind as
we'll as his great big heart is tempered with the spirit
Of justice and fairness. His sole aim is to mete out
nothing but justice all and that aim seldom, if ever
misses. The courageous manner in which he does his
duty and the honesty with which he arrives at his
conclusions win him greatest respect from both counsel
and litgant His high-mndedness and the desire in
him to 10 justice and to See that only justice is done
cndear him to both the arand the suppicants The
accuracy of his decisions aested by the confidence
the able attorneys at the bar have in them. 1t is
seldom that app ais are made from his decisions on
the ground Of error but to the contrary when they are
made it is mostly for the purpose Of obtaining pre-
celent This judicial circuit IS justly proud Of Judge
Mason.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-10-11
Campaign Opens

The Republican campaign in this county opened
here Thursday night with able and eloquent addresses
by United States Senator Nathan b. Scott and Hon.
J. Hampton Hoge ii Virginia, An immense crowd
attended the meeting and the greatest enthusiasm
reigned The court house was filled to ovcrtiowing
and the audience went wild overthe splendid addresses.
he people this year will go to Republican meeting
and the great success Of the first meeting Of the cam
Paign is significant of overwhelming Republican
victory.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-10-11
FOR SALE

l64 acres Of fair up land, good grass
and fruit; one large barn, one dwelling
aud other outbuildlngs; plenty OF wa
ter. $500 will buy it. To settle
on estate this,is a genuine bargain.
For particulars, call or write
E. S BYRON,
29.tf. Stewart, Ohio.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-10-11
fIanans and stacyAdams and 5000

goods % Cloves every kind M
The evening world., 1902-04-25

corbin to-day made public the follow.
Ing extract from cablcsram Just re-
ceivcd from Gen ChaHee respecting tn.
situation in Mindsn.o. dated Manila
April -
'Refor, Baldwin could b. communal.
Gated win NJ had taken FOR: AT puIas
'f"r slight resistance No casualties
Very soon att"r neighboring town ~
6anasi opened It's l,ors. hpistcd whit,
Tag and delivered red nag Dsto Lam.
pok and others. wi.' strong following
asked permission to call md max.
p"'c" Dat;o Amani Pack. ~ Gannsi.
vino sent = Threatening message In repiy
to ms letter. is one Of hose who have
submitted.
III = ms purpps. n hivc Interview
with 6"n. Dtyls Wi. go IN Hancock.
watch leaves here to-day for Maiabans.
with battalion OF Tenth Infantry"
6ol. 'nafre" says nghtimg s.s not,
necessary In advance - 'ar and every
"noft viii oe made to prevent genera!
sar.
The evening world., 1902-04-25
MRS. MORAN WINS
AND ALSO LOSES.
GETS SPECIAL VERDICT GOOD
ONLY FOR APPEAL.

The trial OF the suit o, Annette Mo-
ccutor of the estate OF her husband.
Edward Moran, the famous marine
painter to give back twenty-four paint
ings seized by him as part OF the
estate. hut which she claims h'r hus-
bard painted fo- and gave TO her. came
To a remarkable end this afternoon.
Justice clark allowed the case to 90
To- IN. Jury and instructed the jury TO
render = sp5gial verdict IN specific ques-
tons
Their verdi Va. In favor OF Mrs.
Moran. saNIus tina, Edward Moran did
mtkr valid deed ~ gift Of the paint
iugs 90 his agod VII" and heipmeei and
that ,gc vl.uc 90! the paintings is $500.
Then Justice Clarke Practically an
nailed the verdict. saying
ma. r'.-Is'u thus a. = special ycr-
Jl,s and Eil decline order senerai
rii,t. pr ,I. ground that Mrs. Mo-
.T.n In'ipu Wt> brought against DR..
Mugrff as the executor, whereas IL any
WrlU -fuI 81 4t- been committed by aln.
B. mas b, 20 .puznitisd by him !ndlvidu-
Dr Morrill, took receipt from the
Lincoln SIfa Deposit company IN his
pRu rIm, NOT l- executor when he
hi. 3r,sefyr. ali the rights Of Mrs
Murtn YHI lty- the questions of fact
-.tt.,i Iy the jury, but I nrd as A
uat.,s II t,N that the doctor should
surs Individually. and the case =
uW .u condition 80 90 :" the Appellate
p..i-I... and { I al wrong as 10 the
LA the appellate Division can order
SvE E9ral verdict
The evening world., 1902-04-25
DEATH CUT SHORT
VISITS TO HUSBAND
HAMll TON, IN THE HOSPITAL,
l0hGED FOR WIFE.

Mr. Nelli" Hamilton. hfty-lx year.
Iii was found lead IN bed IN ner room.
on the third hoor of No gl3l East
Fprr!cth street. th!s Afternoon. Snc he'd
been lead ABOUT three days.
Her nusDild. Jonn Hamilton. - natl
en-; IN New York Hospital s.ffcring
from in tnJIry. His Az, visited him
frequently Out for the past four or i.ve
day. had not called This afternoon
Henry Mlllnston called at a., nuspital
- scc Hamilton and w,r asked To- cal;
at mis- hnm" ana ascertain Shy his wife
had MT visited him
M!N!ngton found IN. door LOCKED. lie
lnlui-"i of IN. o:her tenants in tn.
hOusc n thoy h,d .cen Mrs Hamilton.
and learning thHt they had M; seen
her FOR th7c" days. called upon Patrol.
man Norton 10 open the door. IN.
woman was :ound In her b,s, ID. Moore
of so. 52 Eas, FoFtieth street. said
the woman had been dead ~ lenst three
days and Shat DEAN vas probably Gue
TO natural CAUSES
The evening world., 1902-04-25
GEN. SMITH TAKES ALL BLAME FOR
ORDER TO KILL AND BURN IN SAMAR.

MANILA, April 25--The trial by
court-martial OF Gen. Jacob II. Smith
on the charge of conduct prejudicial
TO good order and discipline began
to-day. Gen. Lloyd Wheaton presided.
sided.
Col. Charles A. Woodruff. counsel
for the defense. said he desired to
simplify the proceedings
He was wtlIins to admit that
Gen. smith gave Instructions to
Major waller TO XIII and barn aud
make snmnr q bowling wiId~rn~ssi
THAT HE WANTED EVERYBODY
KILLED CAPABLE OF BEARING
ARMS. AND THAT HE DID SPECIFY
ALL OVER TEN YEARS OF AGE. ns
the ssmar boys of that age were
equally as dangerous as their si-
d-rs.
Capt. David d. Porter. Marine
The evening world., 1902-04-25
TO-NIGHT'S EVENTS.

BunnI" mrs Wild West. Madi-
son square Garden.
H->irv oi the seventh R~gi-
m-nt by Mayor Low.
Hidi"E -nd Driving Gu. Horse
>h.~. Prospect Park Pis-a-
U-.i-v of fourt~rnth R-Ei-
m-nt hy D-n Hr""Lr, srmory,
HrooLi,n.
ton~-rt. .i-r nn'i Mandolin
clubs 81 Columbia, Earl Hail.
"IrI.h Music" No. 80 west
twentieth street.
Peoples in-titu'r. Free Home
stead. ou irrigated Public
Lands Copper Union.
E>hibii,"n. No. ~ EidrtdHe
street.
Mis. lie We're Bo-s- and George
f:rns-mIih. -nirrt.in.n-ni. sher-
rN'-.
Concert and dance. Athletic
,s.urIntInu College CIty of New
NorL. >herry's.
The evening world., 1902-04-25
MONSTER MONOLITH RAISED
ON NEW HALL OF RECORDS.
Great Pillar Weighs Forty Tons and Is Biggest
One Ever Placed in New York.

TO pier and "Wednesday nigh' 'r4eked
from there To- the building by twenty
Two horses
Yesterday d; w's if,ed from the
tuck TO The sr,noliins at tns 'irsi hoof
and all PREPARATION made FOR IN" anal
tug to-day T~o engines. two booms
and a double derrick Iad to o" used
Heavy chains wer" fastened around one
end and slowly the mo1ollth VAS pulled
upright, the other end running or rollers
until /, w,s lifted clear u tho boards
Then tie rolumn sas svInE up in''
the air until II vas abreast ~ us rest
lrg.placc -fi.n the 9aum- were turned
In And It settled down on It's granite
base
An immense r-oNd Watched me pper
alton C1am Der- street Was kept clear
OF people while II was going On.
The evening world., 1902-04-25
BRAVELY RESCUED
WOMAN FROM FIRE.
POLICEMAN DAVIS CARRIED
MRS. NAGER OUT.

The ,wo-story frame dwelling OF Sirs'
Bernard Nager, at 40. :,sio Avenue "
Brooklyn. caugh, Are this afternoon
aud hut ,or the bravery of Policeman
q o-gc i,avis Mrs. Niger would have
be-. snn,ncrcd to death.
The blaze was discovered by a pass
.-p,. who called Davis. II was thought
at ur. that no one Was in the house.
Dut ncisnbors suddenly remembered
th,t Mrs Mayer was lying III on the
second floor
Before othrs could volunteer Davis
mad thrown his coat over his head and
with wet handkerchief at his nostr'lr
hli dashed up Ine smOSc-flied stairway
II, FOUND Mrs N!ser nearly uncon- lou.
from the smoke and fright. bringing
the Honan in safety 10 the street. Davis
.ur,,sdrd In resUrcItating her before
an ambulance arrived
Tn Are lid but ltiIc damage to the
house.
The evening world., 1902-04-25
ARCHBISHOP CORRIGAN
RESTING COMFORTABLY.
Afternoon Bulletin Shows Only Slight In
crease in Temperature Over that
OF Yesterday.

several iay, ago .h" Archbishop con-
trlrted .'ight .od he paid little At
tcrt.1u 90 ~ unit. Yesterday. when high
t.y.r developed The Arrhblsho. had
u t.kr 90 u.s bed Ind Dr kcycs Wa
sYm.noucL H. found the Archbishop
suffering from congestion oi tho night
lung wi'h Synp'ous 10; pneumonia pg
Francis j Delafeli ~ n o. West
In.itS-sc,'nd street Vas Immediately
.Imnnard M consultation
IN" result - IN" examination Ns~
't; hn'h physician. remained is ron.
;tn' attendance on their distinguished
.i"gt Unit az" in "a. nis1t pr
.ry'v sI-Tt the night Al the 4roh.egIs-
pal residence. but Dr be an ! re-
u,nrd 20 MS home early 'His morning
'E r~"pu '-c 20 t'lcp EHr" I pr.
.n-.ar".i ,.i tlc Aruh1.-h ,,mp.ra-
I=r wu. To- sud his olai.ti'. ,,rtou.,
The evening world., 1902-04-25

Archbishop Corrigan, who is III
with pneumonia ~ the archrpiscopaI
residence. Is said to he resting com
fortnbiy this afternoon
After consultation with Dr.
Francis ]. Delaar!;!.. Dr. p. l.. keye'
rave out this statement at -.""
O'Clock this afternoon
.Yhr Ar-hhi.s"p .. p"rfsch'
comfortable aud there arc n" ""-
,,vsrd s,mpsoms. Hts t~mp~-"t"r"
A., less than on~-hHif d~grr"
bisher than y~s'~rdny."
Or. Edward G Jan.way will az
tend consultation with the othos
physicians this evening
The evening world., 1902-04-25
CUT OFF WIFE
Who LEFT HIM.
SHE WOULD NOT NURSE HIM
WHEN ILL.

u give to my mother. Henrietta Buck.
the sum pf 500. to be paid after my
death by the WanLnuker Benefit As
soeation. expressly desire that my
dear mother shall receive thi. amount
as she will pay my funeral. doctor ami
other incld.nisl expenses cause. {,
through my Illness. My wlr. shaIl not
lie entitled TO any Uf my personal ifrup.
crty or the above money. rs sh. ab1n-
doncd m" when ~. saving that had no
h1r" and sh" would refu,c to work
Tor a sex man"
Thus reads the Will OF Louis Frederick
Buck. OF No 10 East Ninth street
dated Feb. -. l!Jn
The evening world., 1902-04-25

The biggest mono,i'h ever rsn.I IN
New York on a building VAS lifted into
plac. this afternoon on tn" new nan
o, Records The monster is 'hir'S-sS
zee, ions. four feet two inches IN diane
ter and weighs forty tons.
II I, ~. rrst % siEh, great 2i'aN
witch are to ornament IN. front ot the
building on the Chambers stree; SIDE
Th.r. are also 20 5e e'Fht on IA" centre
street ard eish, on the R'ade 'e'e'
si1~s
m. base. for tho columns are ~ tn'
third story. 20 that the IN = ur'
m-nious Job
tn. A.x s,on. vas brought her" from
the quarry At HslloS-li. Ne u Vas
tru.ksd two miles 10 tas railroad. put
IN n freight car. run - the Harlem
Riv.r. transferred 20 . lighter. h'atr'
The evening world., 1902-04-25
The itn,tias order.

Bo'h teams play to ain from IN. souE
t. the last out
And how pretty tho Brooklyn looked
IN ihslr immaculate white suits fresh
rom the laundry
Th"r" was no, spot or q sp"rk on
them The player 1-iis them wee
ff'sh from the boiling vsts in the ,iu3-
hog'~. Hut they lad tough PROPOSE
;lon l1 the New Yorks. ana nobody
r",I-iz,-i that better han Col Hiul1n
hrisc!f
We'll. aid Billy k-eler Roaring
Nil is hard to beat II he's right
guess we'll TAX. a chnnc-.
In the n.'in time Mr. Roaring BIl
wa Warming 'p ~. gavoric,i around
lik. "a two-y,ar.o!d and sent hem In to
frsuk BOarrman IN half dozen diner.
rr' 'flNs nut YOU csnnOI always tell
how = man viii play Icy lis waTming up.
Hasioa's Coincidence.
y. Ro.Ghas 10, k-d pretty stin IN tnat
lsri Polo Gt0ina game. hut won hands
down. I'd Hauion was all confidence
b-iore the game
We've got good team. all right.
Ne -ald. Just look us over when y"
Continued on Eisnth PAGE
The evening world., 1902-04-25

ernest Werne:S magnificent country
estate at Pomyton Lakes was arrested
Yesterday and taken to cnlrIottcsburg.
suspected of beiag IN. nan Who as a
Eo-brween purchased ,hc poison. but
he could not De I'd d1ntihcd and was re-.
leased
Tho new clue sIastautiates the f,rst
d.hnlt. statement uf the cause OF Mari
eta pdci"s death. This comes from
Rev Henry Whitehead o, Mldvale.
who preached IN" funeral sermon. aud
Hhp says that Dr. Il y. shippec. %
Wan tgus to whom Marietta Od.ii made
her dying statement told him that dur.
AK the Sho.t and fatal Illness of the
sig. thgr" was a distinc; oaor % arsenic
Asked for Arsenic.
pct,ctlNe brady. who Is working on
TIM Jealousy ;heury, FOUND at Chlr-
irs'a burg , Young man who was ap-
"-,aeh'd by a man on a peculiar mis-
sion.
rais mrn a; Chnrlottcsblrg. saws
Brtdy 'wHs iu Paterson the carly part
NJ Last week and was ,taaiing IA front
o, 8, drug store. which is the first on the
r''nptop rntd. wien Il buggy stopu.-I
in front ~ him anil man got out.
'r"" drive. went .uto the drug store
Iui tri-i to- GUY ~ cents worth p.
arsenic, saying he waited It for rat
poison. rhc druggist would not sell It
to him. and Wien n. went out on tho
sidewalk hc met this young nan. who
lives - 'hlrloCcSpu-E. and who wa'
waiting for his father 20 come along
there iu a surrey. The man told the
aitncss that a woman had given rirn
money to get some a"s.nic. and a. tho
druggist would not sell j. to him he
The evening world., 1902-04-25
FIND POWDERS IN HOME OF
ODELL GIRLS JEALOUS RIVAL
Detectives Think


asked this Ch4rlotte.burs man TO t.y
- get II for him.
The young man refused to Try 10 get
m" poison. and the man In quest of IL
drove away. saying he would try TO &C.
cure II at another irug store further IN
town. This driver can tell who the
woman was who wanted arsenic on de-
scription and because We learned that
DSyer had been away from hi. work
iiit day n" took him to Charlottesburg
to have tn. Young man there TAX. look
at him But he ~aid that while he an
par"ntlv r"s.mbed the man who want
ed the poison. he was another
only One Public Statement.
The statement to tn. Rev Mr. white.
head - the only one made publ!c which
pr. Shippc" has made He declared
that during the odeil girls fatal illness
th"-e was a plain smell OF arsenic and
a. there were black specks In IN. llauld
coming from the stomach he AT once
concluded that she had been poisoned
by nrseniv. lie urged her to max. 4
statement telling how she was poisoned
and IL IL believed that she did so. bu,
that IN. county authorities gagged the
Doctor. fearing moEe notoriety such a.
the Bos-chiet.r case.
Several days before her death Mari
eita Odeil told Mrs. MasKi. ConklIu.
with whom she boarded. that she was
going with a young nan at Wan.
a1ue rerely to spite another young
woman there
call will b. issued to-day Cor a mass
meeting 10 be held IN the City Halt to-
morrow night The spparcn, inactivity
OF the authorities viii ~ condemned a,
this meeting. and contributions 10 the
reward fund will be solicited.
The evening world., 1902-04-25
l.e..l,r :. rss E,.nln. w,,Is

Special % Tie EtshiaE world
PoMPrON. y. j., April 25.-It de-
velops to-day that the authorities
have what is considered IN i'm
por;ant clue at Charlottesburg that
strengthens the theory that Marietta
Odell was murdered through jealousy.
and that she was the victim OF arsenI.
cal poisoning This startling turn in
the case has caused great excitement
and tn names of several young wom-
On are being WHISPERED about;
Late this sn.rnuor J-t-rti,
f'-nd H. :hr home nf u piri friend
"f MARIETTA ndrIi powders thnt arc
h"i'"'"h {" u" arsenic. ~ the,
rI"." tn -1ntnin that poison the
G' i,'ii,"s vii! seek to in.i-n the
p"i."ning oT tn. miii girl On this
friend.
sp,i9u Nts directed 20 thi. par.
'DINrr young y ,mIn pE a statement uf
80 - '. "''' NH"'h Marietta 'd'lI
"'Hr..' She sl.d tnLt ,hc Odcll girl
i'if 1eT ;aH. she had speat much time
v.1 certain youns rnan in order TO
', the girl, who was in love with
nm
], l= now believed possible that the
-HHg woman gave her rival arsenic,
u,0 ..s using AZ agent the man wac
ulgh the drug in Paterson. The de-
iivcs Expect 10 be able TO trace tn.
vau," conspiracy.
Michael Dwyer, head gardener In
The evening world., 1902-04-25
IN TRIAL FOR ROAD MURDER.
Negro Charged with the kiiiing oi
Nr.. NI-n Ia Whit. riuins.

WHITE PLAINS y T. Aprl r.
Flank Epyd ,olorcL MS placed pu 'r!ll
TO-DAY ln t!.. Sgpr-lur Cv4.t. IusNC,
Ker,sh pr, slIlug. charged WtfH tay g.E-
der u Mr. Isabella Alien near 'rr
home On lake street. this ,iliagr on
the .yruiny uf Jan. :. iHst B yu. it -
cis imel killed and ro55sd 'he woman.
T.e JuTS-bJx aAs not yet been nIl,J.
The evening world., 1902-04-25
Giants Score Two Runs in Third
Inning g-BrookIyns Tie the
Score in Fifth.
BY lANGDON SMITH.


BALL GROUNDS WASHINGTON
rAKk. hprn - i, va gray Ani
'oidcn-lS )king dty at w.shinst,u Pafk
's's afternoon. ,u~t rae ia .lat Han.
Ions men play th.ir pry,ti-s, 4,' Th.y
arc ike tn. proverhlh gr,rlaapE
.hesc hard hittas. .iocSv chsr~ to
whom Bi;'y ke.l.r /. captain rad 10
~har' Ned Hanion /. al Abe Iias,ln
Their brand o' dope works n.s, In gray
wrsih'r
Bu; they Ittl- eusp~c'sd N. tppari.
ton pit'ei aElir,' them hy iorasr
Fosei S,boIy lrs. than Roaring Rir"
Kennedy. Z yoI please. though g'ay ar
shnili >. 'ermsi \ ro,flng pers IN. 20.
BODY can tell
IT," hole In his fsc. certsaN "a a
capacity nr beyond tn,i o. mere to-.
esccn chosins.
lie has two fsnEs TX. thDs. Of m
rr,amed whanSdooile sn' his appear
sncr us:iiiy strikes terror 10 IN. heart
OF the foe merely on general principles.
kssnedy Wans-a R-~~ss~.
B.il uaed to pitch Tor Hanlon. and this
IL WHY he ;hirsicd for revcnEv on his
old cOmpa,riots TODAY,
A. !. o'clock the two old beer kegs
~sr- filled with tn. best brand of water
aud esr;eSi OF 20 tn. h~nch"-. Thr
gate. were opened AMI thousand Or
more spectators who had been waiting
outside stroAm-d into the grounds.
4 game beiwe.n New York and
Brooklyn l. always interesting.
There Ia no throwing on or care
lsasnrss. either AT bat or 10 the neld
The evening world., 1902-04-25
BIG STORM HEADED TOWARD THE COAST.

despatch Washington Weather
Mississippi Valley The winds
will along Middle
Saturday
The evening world., 1902-04-25
CHILDREN PLANT TREES IN m'KINLEy SQUARE.


Sixtynnh OF
OF Parks Iieustis
The evening world., 1902-04-25
HOWARD NOT GUILTY.
Man Accused of A.s"s.instins !"~-
bel L. Acquitted.

FRANKFORT, KY April 3 The
cas-. o. Berry Howard. on tF!al as the
alleged principal In the Go"b.l assassin
alton was given to IN. jury Al looi.
AZ i.ia the jury brought In a verde,
se net guilty
The evening world., 1902-04-25
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the thIrty-.ix
hours ending at y y. u. sat
nrd.y for Nrw York city
aud yIcinit,t Generally fnIr
Rtd warner Tonight and
Saturday. iiEi'. fresh s"nth
to- crst winds.
The evening world., 1902-04-25


peculators 1t held theatres could
u to tickets sold by themselves
The evening world., 1902-04-25
NEW EVIDENCE IN THE WALTER BROOKS CASE.

Police tbs that Capt Titus
Walter secured
little evidence" when 81"
thing useful would whether
the evidence related TO Florence
The evening world., 1902-04-25
MUSIC TEACHER I'LL FROM MORPHINE.

living Carlton
morphine Brooklyn Iop'ai