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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-01
CAN EPILEPSY
BE CURED?
DR., Darrin Says Yes and
Gives Overwhelming
Proof Assertion

Mrs. Abbie Wareham was for 26
years a sufferer from eplleptic fits
The many scars that she will carry
through life bear evidence of the ter
rible falls she sustained as a result
OF this most horrible afIlictlon-epi-
lepsy She consulted the best medical
talent, six different physicians pro
nouncing the case incurable. She
was recommended at last to Dr. Oar
rim, but In her own mind and in the
minds of her friends with but little
hopes of ever being cured Appended
are her own words:
"Dr. Darrin treated me with cleo
tricity and medicine, and from the
first | began TO improve, and after a
thorough course Of his treatment
am happy to say am cured.
have had no indication Of a return Of
my awful afliction for the past II
years. give this in the interest of
those similarly afflicted and most
heartily recommend DR.. Darrln's sys-
tenn. | had epilepsy 2G years before
going under DR.. Darrin's care. No
yember IA he cured me of a case Of
deafness in one hour. | refer TO Mrs.
B. +. Haley and Mrs. Graham, corner
Of First and Main streets, also Mrs.
r. H. Dewey, 3S6 Davis street, Port.
land, all Of whom knew my condition,
then and now.
Refer any and all to me at Monta-
villa, Oregon, by letter or in person.
MRS. ABBIE WAREHAM."
selatiea rheumatism Cured.
To the Editor: wish to state my
case in brief Five years ago was
afflicted with sciatica rheumatism and
cured by DR. Darrin with electricity
and medicine. remain permanently
cured Refer any one to mo at 5i5
Hood street, Portland.
A. BENNETT.
Or. Darrin's Place Of Business.
Dr. Darrln gives free examination to
all, and when necessary gives medl
cine In connection with electricity.
The poor treated free from 10 to II
daily. except medicines. Those will.
ing to pay, 10 to 8; evenings, Z to 8;
Sundays, 10 to 3.
Errors Of youth, blood taints, gleet,
lmpotency, yarococele, deafness, ca
tarrh and structure n speciality. All
chronic male and female private dis
eases treated at s. a week, or in that
proportion Of time. as the case may
require. No cases published except
by permission Of the patient All bust.
ness relations with DR.. Darrin strictly
confidential. Letters Of inquiry an
swered. Circulars and question blanks
sent free. Eyes tested and glasses
fitted. Dr. Darrln's offices are at VIII
lamette Hotel, Salem until Septem-
Der lst.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-01
NEW TODAY.

For ssle.--A Shetland pony aud a
pony buggy, nearly new, at a bar.
gain. Inquire OF Dallas stage. 7l.3t
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-01
WHEAT MARKET

Portland, July Wheat, Walla
WalIa, GGc; Valley, &c; Bluesteam,
zoe.
Tacoma. July Wheat $3.50
GGhc.
San Francisco, July Wheat
Sligo.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-01

D. E. Huntsinger, funeral director
1856 Court street. phone Main sot.
Residence 2tst street.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-01

Mrs. Hinges and Miss Vanderso
will assist at Miss Sheton's reeita
Tuesday evening, at the Congregation
al church.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-01

Judge Boise is this afternoon hear.
Ing the divorce suit Of l.. 10. Cline VS..
VIM. NJ. Cline.
The sun., 1902-06-07
RLt,ku,iL RiTJ> IOR PTDLERS
witness Against >rrE'. thurch,i Tells NJ
Iii,h Precinct orrtntion.

Edward stewart. a piINa'" detective
emrhuv.d hv the ~ fIcu-' Union. trsti-
fi.,d Yesterday ~ ~. tr.al nf N"rg' James
Churchill q P,uo,. headquarters that p,-d-
lor~ ~ ti., ! ~ pr"r.Uv' had 10 paw % '"uts
each tn DO business "a the -ir,.t- The
tuor"v. he, -aid. Wa- collected hy man
e ~" nam" 90 stevenson who pretended
~ have a contract fur EartIg" Collecting
from the >'g,-f t'"auilg hpari mcut.
The witrr-~ a., ~ild tha' Stevenson hun
~Dlf had told him thai ou"-lalt of the mooney
collected went 80 'hurv' ~
Counsel ilr t.'h side. wanted IN" 'es-
iitnpuv ~upIr,>-.si ON N"rg' churchill
insisted thai u -hdud L. taken Later
his counsel moved co. haN" q stricken out
a. founded ou h"ar-a,
lot u stand. Comm ssioLer Partridge
replied II l- hraT-,y and won't huld
against the defendant. hU II j. informa-
tiou that ought tu ts put ou trcprd
Mr. Iipu.r' of tie tti1rus Union, who
was present. sIii that all ~" evidence
O,ncerung Stevenson aud ~" alleged
rHaklng Down e rcii"r- was IN the hands
of "a" DIStrCt Attorney
The sun., 1902-06-07
IoW VIM kEEP PARTRIDGE.
w Foundation for Tales TO 'he Contrary.
lie saws ->hakc-t % Runors Around.

Navrr Low said yesterday that there was
o.. ruth ~ a published report that he had
dcl det to remove Col Partridge
-Tlrrr i. no foundation for such a re-
po-' the Mayor sad.
l. las l..u taken a. tending 20 show
,tt' col Partridge still has the confidence
o.. 'hr Mayor hat the Polio. Commissioning
t5- wad, John ! Corkhll his private -ecre-
.aH. Nr ,orki u! wa formerly the Mayors
o.. .f iru'.al ~,.nograph,r Thomas W
Pira,r former rtenugrapher ia Wall
street. 'auS'ng house. has -uccc'Siod Mr..
t,f..f'
D." nlmor- 81 an impending great shake
~. .r tho Police Department were removed
,'#',rily The Only place where nobody
PAID auy credit to them was 3On Mulberry
s'-"' Police Headquarters has heard
many 7Imors Of that kind in the last
Jew months
o." rmurs reached ns FAR a. Rye. where
Do" NaNor's country home. Col. Par
'..tg" went up thcrr Yesterday a. Mr. Lows
G., and last night they were IN confer
49,, 'ngcth"r ia the Mayor library until
a'."r midnight Nr Low told reporter
hat 'icr. was nothing To say about II.
'H Partridge remained IN Ry" all night.
The sun., 1902-06-07
PRf0>FR Ws, W. roIHswt>.
w,stks. shsss~si wnh ,s.ssi,, said ne Vas
tsksd 10 ~, s1eo 10 Have s.s uvspt,ssi.

julius Mislk~, AZ rnsrnv~r of AZ ta-'
Ninth str-.t. vas arraiFussi tu ihs Nofk-
VIII. pplic- cpur' Yesterday on a chafsr
Of cu'ting tho throat Of Nnui" III, who lives
a. ~ Ia-t tif'h .tr-.f. no. th- morning
Of Msy -
The man hal l.,.n ou 90 hnil ant had
xuu. 20 the D,-tt,c' Attorneys orc~ ant
r~latrd rtots about no" IHl Nmau Who
arrested hlm Witch caused assistant p,>-
trict Ntorn~v ,ah Min"F >" - pre- NJ
In cnur, and CONDUIT th" -Natnirat,uu before
MagiIrat" C'rurN
The woman drcla,si ina, -hr and " oil"
had gou. 10 q tuur ~ lNl iR-t lw"li' h
s,r,-t and ,hA, the man tri-d to rob her,
and when n. did nu, -u~>s'd b" cut her
with a p"cketkn,!c. IN" pr'-"u"r said
the woman had tried ~ rub him and n"'
-,ic,~eiing ~hc 'rl~d ~ stan him and ~a-
herself cut ia IN" struggle f'r 'h" kul'"
Nelk. added thai when T." wn~ taken 'o
the station the policeman ~,ld b" Wa sorry
for HIM. and h.. aSk,-i th" = ho'mau It he
know gppd itNN IN" I-'il'''ian. WI"
j. Arthur u tuni- uf ~" hun s'r''' sta
tion. said he would -'nd him good lawyer
he declared
LAWYER fnsrl ~ sullivan. tngel Gold
smith cam. to tne IA ,Srur' ih" next dhN'
hut ] did not take him. th" prisoner ~ali
wa. hailed o,It "a" ...cund dav ard "a"
Policeman told nv" ." cdli AZ hls r"nm ~
10 NJ MARKS plac,. did 80, snd b" told me
! ought to settle the ca~n out oi "'urt. W"
said | could io n for money
did he say for hov much moneyr
asked the Magistrate
-Yc- he said could s"t the r-op'e ro'
10 aIT-ar against M" for 500. Nl'lh"
answered. i 'uld him I diI rot haN"
he morev Last Wednesday thu Police
man called a INV tom" and told Airs
Kl.glar my landladN. hat Ia" wanted q"
~. M. AZ Third ay"'.u" al d ! ll"vf.'h street.
| went therr and he u'rsiCCSi IN" =" a
man and walked away Ihr mar said
ha would Ct tn" D-opl" NOT 10 - to court
again - m" for 500 ! told him | iii lot
havr So much money ard h" cam" down
to si?5 ! s,ii ,upiiu'' give u
Policeman tiiis d"ui"d the Who'll" story
ard said that ~" prisoner of"r"d hun
$50 Ia the station Il hr would g't the cas-
-.att.rd
Did Won offer HIM money In the s'ationf'
the Ma gistra'. lnqUir'd
i did not, hut he took SO from me.
the man relled
The Magistrate adjourned IN" h"arin
until "Wednesday
The sun., 1902-06-07
A,r0>,n n0uiGiJs\IW R0NDs
<trhi>on RanwE Repair, In Part n nob-
bcrN o. Z nconsciousi, Aided.

The Atchs-on, Topeka \ Santa 7" Rail
way Company has turned over 70 the Jcnni"
Clark-on Home for children a. hg'onah.
Y Y. four ncS per C"nt bonds ~ the
company 80 replace four similar bonds
which wer" stolen and disposed Il hv
George " ls.~-.'l~. m" homes treasurer,
sofu" tIrlc ago
Tho action - ~" railroad company
wa- looked upou m Wall Street Yesterday
~ a practical admission bV III" hcnl>un
company Il 'h' Justice Of th" cou'sr'iun
ui tu" S'u,N tNchaug" firm ot II kuick"r-
hacker y Co. through whom l"~-'l- suid
si5p' e 'l.~' and other railroad houds
t-iuugIug to ih" home. mat 'h" railroad
COMPANIES IN transferring 'h"~. bonds 10
-t-ar.r- uu = forged dg'hurl2l'Iun as
-Iu-d lIablntv tor their loss
Inc Missouri Kansas and Texas Rail
road COMPANY has refused 10 admit IN"
cortertion II hHick-rtacK"r Co l,.~-"ls
also di~pu-.d ~f four pr cent bonds
of that road
The sun., 1902-06-07
N'tOY ~ GETTING WIII.
says lie Was Running >~S When shot
by Couni, Detective Mcclellan.

Jau.'s M,Cov. who wa shot ly Cogniv
ps't.c'iv" Mcclellan ~ the psp,uunm rad
M "a" sherman h toI showed gr"v' Iu.-
pruVru"ut Yesterday IN N"is'' vIn De-
attending hiW, sypr'~-''d 'n" "r,uI'r nav
NoCov would gc' wei! When Nc''v wts
told hc -ald Good. I'll tv glad 200 irr-'hr
against that fellow IT, rh.' HIr when |
Was running away
Tho bullet "a NcCyy'~ head is cl,--. 10
'hr optic nerve A. I'm g." GpTofs
thought ne waS ,,.rtalh '. i-' u..ua II he
lived Now th"v s.v h~ .Fgi' ,au h"
.~tvrd D. the hull'' rau h" g.. rtr'"u "
hi condition T. ijv r.Ihl' iu-. 'ty an attempt
Nil l.s tnadc ~ !ui fn' b..l1
Mccoy wac ad'ui'''t 80 'ai' Yesterday
80 hat he Will H. ~ Ii-srts .u l"aN" 'u''
hospital wh,n Do" - Vel o.. uEI o." ru 'It
Five met arrested o. f't' aII N,f" ar
raigu"d ~ "a" IuW'- p.l'.' ".'Er' N"s'"r-
day morning A-si-tauf N.-'rr Attorney
Rand aAk"t 'ln' ia" oH-n- To- adjourn Il
uuitt Ms,uN WIS able 'u '.a,. ih' hu~l'al
Magistrate ,nn. h'ld fl"'" for a week
The sun., 1902-06-07
yrRDICr ~ ,OOLIBE ',,E.
Ioronrr's Jur, Iilamcs tv for i1fih
Avenue loot Uridgc Accident.

Coroner Scho'e- and a Jury held an inquest
YESTERDAY ~ tie cas-. 81 T. l.. Coo! dge Of
gau Z ~ IDln street. Y he va. klii"d hv III"
coiIaIr~n pi the sidewalk iuothridgr ~ F'th
avenue and Eight""uth street on IA" after
noon Of NAV q. tito day of the parade IN
honor of count knchafnU-'au Twenty
ciCl' ucr~ons we're lnIur'd a. "a" COLLAPSE,
but ,unliigr va, he only r-y-ou ku."d.
Two inspectors ir,H 90" Binding De
pafttn.u' testified 'li' %" fuotn-lig" had
t.-u huilt frr ordinary 'raf'ir only and that
~ was strong 'Luug' tur hat tut not Tor
"A crowd u' iarad" " I 'n'r-.
lfr N,rdiCt ui 'h" Juf, was 10 the eject
that 'hr -prup"T authorities uf IN" city Il
New York should - c'''-''rI Tor falling
10 tnk. -uf''D,. = pT"oduti.iS
Ito urv dId not d"sIs'.ai" what de-
partment, t, or iudiyi.ug.- should L. c"n-ur"d
Inrpu-r S,.lpl'r .li-sharg' 4 Contractor
Joseph g. Nin'r and = pr"'ran Jam"s lawtou
whp were arrested a. IA" '.ine Of the acci-
dent
The sun., 1902-06-07
HUaRYlSG FROM new YORK.
DrfttED ~ So0i HrtrHER.
THF ~ VI ~ O> ~ EtR>EST.
Railroad Nso Are ssts, sna surmes
H~>sr' keri~rs trr snii,nx >r,s.
ust ere ~ uard 10 ttna Nsuse..
sa,s q sul,s,rbaa real Estate ksra,.

The rush q Nsw York folks fur 'h~ country
h~san later 'his war than usual. tu' n"w
that t has gun. tho railroad T-opl~ and
st"anboat p.urk- az" having har.isr
timr than ever Many. who hav" planned
to -T-ni 'hrir tune a. a distance from
New Work. Ni.l not - hhl" 80 81 asay
for 'wo or thrc w"~k-. t-'cau-' ~ ~"
difficulty N securing accommodations In
>l"'ptuR car-
N" Plllman propr have h,d 10 uu',fv
nli applicants f,r h.rih~ OF trnir- un "ts'
branch. hig trunk hr". ,ha, thrr~ vill
10 ru accumo, ,at,uu- hsfor" 'h" latter
Iart - the month Tvrrythug 'nat can
possibly L. put uu lI~ already (s'ru taken
ard M" supply /, ap' 80 keep ~" weeks
ah""i ~ th" d"nard tHT >''rl" TINS.
tu CONG
II - hart 'o tell whether ~" rush for
the mountains or m" rush for the s'a.hor"
j. the greater The N"w York Central
lsnpl" say that their trains To IN" Adirun-
dacks arr packed every day They haV"
Iu' 81 extra car-. hut are only Just ahl"
10 keep up with the demand III" roads
tu thr Jor-.y cussi arr doing az 90 ormous
pa>r-'rgrr business. and Ioig ( leland 81
the north AMI tuuth shores u UprulI g
Up fast
A. the Grand Ccrtral depot Yesterday
n Wa >aid that tho unusual rush did not
u"C,--urilv hdiCat" that m"rr p""ph'
than usual V"rr going away 'ariv II
meant. said CO.." man, thai ls'cfu~e II IN"
cool weather, hundreds of I-'upl" Who
usually loaV" la'" IN NAV ur early IN June,
have d"laved 'h"Ir Il. parture until now.
\ r"al estate man vino make Speciality
of providing Sval'hv I-opl. with summer
hom..- near New York said Yesterday that
every plic' within fity miles 81 New York
that h. knew ol had l--n gobhed up al
r"adN, and that the availsbl" places Wen"
nov filing w RAPIDLY
1t has never lH"n so hard To rent places
as this year" h" ssid .Nrlin IA" last
month have had great many applications
that | nave had To turn hack l-cau-r
could no' find the places wanted dc not
rsroil''ct such a condition of afair- herr
ia a long Tim"
Hotel men Who book from this cit" have
no' h-+n very happy this spriug isCau~"
NJ ia" cool weather. they Ar" happ.eT
nov The applr atiors have come with =
rush. and most - IA" hotels hav" all their
rooms 80 gagged night up To- the end e 'h"
~'asur H. many Cas-- : ~" drmaud has
ha-n - C-,1' that 'h" hotel men have t'lt
justified IN running up IN" priCc Of aC"um-
mDdatIpu-. and a. one very popular resort
~ touu,s''icu' the bpst-kuoWu nm L. now
charging minimum pri,e ui Sij a week
for rooms alDrs
The sun., 1902-06-07
~ WAY >6HOOL ,Rui MtH ms.
% nm children Ccirbra'" tnni' rr>ar>
ua, GO, OdriI Reviews Parade,

The I'D Anniversary parade Il the sun
day School Union N brooklyn took pla"'
Yesterday The marching sunday school
army nunher,si more han sooo and rep
resented the. ?2i schools ~ N" western
district connected with the union. There
were twenty divisions. each having ~ Owl
line Of marrh and chiracrrri-tI" features
Tn. public schools a. usual Wor' Clu>si
IN honor of the dAy. Before m" Idrad"-
started the children assembled 90 'h"ir
RESPECTIVE schools sang th" auut."r~arv
hymns aud listened to brief addresses.
entertained az luncheon ~ iicbN'.ri luh
COY D,icu att"udcd hv Mayor Bi'd, his
military secretary. was IN" chief guest
Il the union He and other guests wer"
n" Governor reviewed the march ( l5,'.D
children IN pru>JrC Park and later rcNIrw' 'Si
th" Clinton av"uu" ISrad"
Alfrd lilly. Ni~'-Prsld"r' ~ tho union,
who --.ut a note to Prince Henry e PRUSSIA
telling him about ~" parade, reviewed
this resTonsa
SCHLoss. kiel. NAV - igo7
The Prince being Hbscnt ~ sea. l'' UI" v .-h
the BROOKLYN SUNDAY school | mon ~ his
name every suc'.~s to the SsN "nty-tHIrd
Annlvrr-grv ~ their ur'ou
IrfNE. PpiN't - liTNRY ~ FEt ssis
The sun., 1902-06-07
IFWrR PCLLNAN CAR IRIS.
Z onau~, ore VIII Now Try 10 Get More
PAY From the Company.

CHICAGO. June 6-Conductors on dinin z
oa-s -,e1ers and parlor cars are prerar-
rg 20 fore concessions from the Pullman
,,.rfa,y hugo petition II their weapon.
arirf his demand for an increase In wages
B, rr1rcd they declare general strike
u. follow
t..m .oas' 20 coast the petition IL now
i... q -tgusd hy conductors on all Pullman
.t.. and within n week. by which time
% .- thought 1900 will have signed. III.
grievances Il the conductors will b" placed
's' - Robert I Lincoln, President Of
f." ""omyary.
Dnru,'..s such AZ were received in the
dave gore bv. when the prt~ont salary
s.H,-lu.e was fixed. the Conduciors assert,
are .ov almost a thing of the past.
Tho Pullman conductors az the depo's
- 10 different Lines running into Jersey
,.ty aud the Grand Central station, this
cry had blank petitions IN their rooms
v.-'.-dav for signatures, -"tting forth
'...- wishes Similar - tho" which have
I..- circulated m the West
rtr p.'it! lnerS ask that all new con-
ag.'.r, Il. pad sS5 a month for the first
-4 months so n month for the second
-t months aud $50 month atterward.
I.., ll.o ask that uniforms be furnished
..riIc'aT- FREE after conductors have
t.,r % s"rvice one year. instead of ten
y-Hr. as AZ present
y Merrill. superintendent ~ the
Nr-'l.a~t DIVISION ~ the Pullman Com
raly said Yesterday that the petitions
were r..-isv' fully written and would no
d,.ur po fayorably considered. The COM
i,fy had been contemplating making
= '.. changes for the benefit of the men
IT, -..ld the BOARD Of Directors would act
90. tie petitions
The sun., 1902-06-07
STEvENSWtNTSt.C.H M uPHREi s
lie Asks n Month To Consider TakinE
Presidency of the Institute.

A formal ofYsr - succ,..i 'he late Henry
: Morton as P-r~lic'4' Il stevens lu-ti-
tutr e Technology has h"''n made hv the
Il ard uf TrIst'r~ to Alexander & Hum
phreys If Manhattan. who has asked for
"A months time 20 consider 10" matter
t-f1r" gIylng definite answer Mr.
Humphrcv~ l. the senior m"'nt-r Of the
firm e Humphreys & Glh-g 81. ga- "ngl-
pcofs. with uf'iN"e iu \'N Work and Lon
don ~" l. al~u i "-'i"r' oi ''n H'bhaId-
EDdmaT-Ily Sai" Company ui N"v York
and the Bufdi, Ga~ Company 80 BENalu.
ilr wa- graduated from N,"Ncr~ Institute
m 1851 and wa elected a lIie m"mtcr of
the Board 81 Trustees Iu 1891
Nj nuMpar.y- viii sail for London
E,s' Tl.-iav 'o confer vl'h ms partner
about accepting ~" offer " h1rh was mad"
to hun a. Il 'u,-tlUg If the trustees held
on hi. Office. 80 Nassau street Yesterday
Ardrpw Carnegie. who j. Iu Europe, y ~
the only trustee absent from 'n" meeting
hut D." - ~aid To favor ~" s"'c''iuu Il
Nj Humphreys
The sun., 1902-06-07
LET THEIR HORSES NIBHLE.
IT'S Against the New Law to Protrc; the
Grass Drivers Arrested.

Two young bows. employed n drivers
on butcher dclivcrv wagons wcr" arraigr eoi
Yesterday Ia th, West Side police court
charged with allowing their horse TO NIB
hla at IN. shrlbn-ry on S-'v"u' y-~ecoud
street near Riycr.id" aveuu" Ilc-" arn
the first arrests on such a "harR -l',,' he
Irgi-latur. gave 20 'hc tnUwi .lu'"r &
Parks tho right 90 project tres and -hrlhs
In any part of IA" city
George fl'Ck-'s Iu. ~ ial N"s' l'Th -'r"c'
th. first prisoner. Wa~ arraIyr.'Si early III
the morning bv Bicycl" Policeman Scott
When IA. boy was arralgn"d ~ court
IN. private secretary 20 tofnmiS~iurcr pi
Parks Wilcox APPEARED 90 pr, - the chaig'
He explained 10 Magistrate Barlow that
Commi>siuicr W.llCoN proposed 10 protect
the tree. ard shrubb"rv so far ~ was ~ his
power and that IN all likelihood MAJ Y
arrests would h. made before H." law was
under-tooi by III" public
Magistrate Barlow rad fiecas'cin "A 80
we're I.cturo and then h.i him gu GA hls
promise TO see that ,he ofien-c was not
repeated. ,,,.
A few hour. later William Bette. of ?0S
West S-v.nty-,hird str-t vaA aTralgr I'd
on tho sam charge by D-trctiv" fi'zcib-
hons of the West SiN,y-eigh'h - rect station
He. too, promi-.'dt he careful Ia the future
and the Msgi-trat" l-' him g.
The sun., 1902-06-07
INTO THE sEuER ron ErIDENCE.
Trojan Also Captures Bo, Who stole Toe
Dancers Diamond.

John Cavo,i Of .is West For,y-siyth street
a it-year-old msseng,r Ooy, was aITaigr~i
Yesterday in the West Side police Cpgrt
charged with the larceny of "a diamprd rHe
from Mr- Myrtle Turner, tu' dancer,
OF $50 West Thirty.fourih str'--t Mr.
Turner employed the boy "a THURSDAY "a
nun some crTaIds for her ard b" uI~ar-
p-arcd with tho ring
When Detective Trojan, of th" Wee,
Jhirty--eVenth street station arrested 'h"
boy Yesterday he aCkuow le'ig.d IN" th' J.
and said thai l- had pa~tud IA" riig in
Fifty-scNerih street near NI'h ~ ""
DETECTIVES B.adle and Trojan ;opk ~" InN
TO the pawnbroker, who d''ni'Si ever ha' q G
seen him.
Young Cavoti then told Trojan that the
paw broker had given receipt for the
ring. 10, a pawntirkcj. and that he had
thrown the paJrr down sever al fiiy-
seventh street and Ninth svcnuc.
The detectives went there and beadle
let Trojan down the sewer head first lie
found the paper Later, In The West Side
court, Magistrat. Barlow held the boy for
examination on Monday. He also issued
a summons for the pa~nhrokcr 70 appear
nj the eame time.
The sun., 1902-06-07
WANTS a5.WD ron WifE'S I0,E.
Carnes says Hanson. Once tits Partner.
Won AVA, Mr.. I arnrs's Infections.

The trial e the action brought by Frank
VI ,ar7o- against Arthur VI Hanson to
recover s?S.po damages for the alienation
90 ~" affections Of plaintiN's wii" Nellie
x Iaru". was h"gur Yesterday before
Jil-'ic" pugro. Mrs Iaru'- Wa not pres
en- aui iau~nn's presence Nas u'iair"i
hy writ of hab"I> corpus from Ludlow
S'r,s.' Jaii whore he has i"ou h"id for SOW
"ral weeks IN default 1T 3 30 hail 10 await
tl"k k'rial Came J. a." suing ltai -"u
To- recover money advanced afi iur DANA -
lu iriuciug hun 'o ''u'ig" a partner M a
h,.'f extract lu.l'css
Cartl'-- dS lar"- that from his MARI age
20 N"!l" Il Ran" uu March -. 1894, until
las' March hc had lived happily with h"r.
II" then l"arurd. Ac declares. that Hanson
hal h,-,n AT different PLACES with h'- VITO,
Including the Naid"rf- astoria Al this
Walton ari wife
The cas-. Nci.t over To- Monday
The sun., 1902-06-07
10 >TOP W I?JTH STREET.
y ,rntrsI ur-sis the Popular Dem and
Iiroughi Out h, Park Avenue trash.

Smcc ,lc ii,I,I"r IL the Park avenue
urIrl of 'i.c New York Central Railroad
'h.'" has h-"n a steadily II croasing popular
dcmlI.d upon the mM agrrnent of that rad
Co sop all pas-'Ig.r ? trains at the i?jJ
-'r,-.' station. o.nclai anno lnccn"'t /.
Tow made hat practically all pas-ru gel
Trans, Incoming aid outgoing. cxcypt fhs
Imprc STATE tNIrr~s. viii stop at i2jt h
-'ptI r. SD af''r Juno 10
Charles / NWi.h, WHO has bscr private
s,cI,fary .u 'sr g,Icral rup"ri'.t"i dent ol
tl. N.v h.rE ,"iiTal. las D-rr apl,ui' tod
-ut-i .r.'"rG,r' ot lH--''ig" tran -fori atiOn
Il. D. 90 have up 0. Is!oa over "a" Whol.
~. -s'Lg tIuA ~rNlc'.
The sun., 1902-06-07
4 DtEI WIN PtiNT POTS.
Durliists. Cop an,i Landscape We're Green
and yellow vhrn d was over.

The Provusvllle 'cCtiou e BROOKLYN
was busy 'rving - got m" paint IN H.
clothes ycs' cr iav and Policeman Iat'"r-
-on Vas b.rnuaning tho loss of r"w uni
form clothed IN which hc ran u'o n battle
of paint po's In Pi'kln avenue CATER.
-on found crowd surrounding. ~ a re-
sp,-,ful distance. Two painters who were
threatening 10 come "a blows
When Ca''.rson gu' nearer he Jaw that
the crowd kept m. r'-y.C, f'll di-'ai.c"
b.Vatsa each painter had "A tr,lsh which
he had dlrp-'d into a iAl1' tH' .. uru'r
20 Civ" morr fore" :" hI~ aIg!nl"n' 10"
painters were Abraham t"uI'rstsIu, wro
has b..'n d,yuratiEg RrpNu-yili"'~ hou~"-
fronts for year and John klam"~. Pu!"
whom b" lately engaged o." '"Ip hiiu
klnms~ wanted to.fvr-i"ln % xiv" him
more money h"fnrr 'h'v -t.rt"d uH a I,h
isipr" Caters. u could lnt"ri"r" klar'~
hauled out hls brush drTrIHg vrh '"d
pain, and let fy A. Coop"r-t"in 'oup'r-
s,.in slde-stepI,'d and lent hl, own brush
dripping with yellow paint into klane- =
face The yellow ran down over hlam"Ss
clothes AMI oozed out of HE "ars and
mouth.
Then Il hogan 10 rain paint. The two
men fought AL over the street ~ they
mixed ~ up, 80 did the color until all The
spectator could s.-' was something that
looked lik. a Turner sunssi tn" -'r'''''
ran WIN paln' ~ ill ~" i'fts'- ' az %
t.rSon looked on and CruancI Then blood
began ~ mix with tho paint and ta''"r~nn
rushed m ~ h" lid klamf~-- pot caught
him IN the face DuNn over IN" shining
blu, ran STRAINS of r'd. and A. ia" TWO
mon fought around him 'h"-o mixed with
yellow PATTERSON finally took 'h" du"l'isis
10 the station. bu' h" looked far wur-" than
his prisorars The rest II the dav h- spent
in visiting RfuwusVille's 'aiIor~. seeing
which one could hold out no Lrighte-i
promise of suco~-s IN restoring his new
clothes