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A German at Durham.

Durham, ~ c., Jan. 29.-tSpecial.) y
The first german since the organization
of the Cotillion Club was given BY this
organization last night in the hall over
the new store of Lambe & Lyon 1t was
led by Mr. C. A. Owens and Mrs. r. l..
Patterson for awhile, and then turned
over 30 DR.. w. A. Graham as leader.
The ladies present were asked TO give
the club name and TO send their sug-
gestions by mail to the secretary, Mr..
,Alphonsus Cobb. The lady suggesting
the name that will be adopted is to be
rendered complimentary german.
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Kramer Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bur-
roughs, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Graham; Mr..
j. 7. Satterlee with Miss Vera Lyon !;
Mr.. A. c. Haskell with Miss Mabel Tom
linson; Mr.. Alphonsus Cobb with Miss
Josie Taylor; Mr.. Ellerbee Powe with
Miss Graham, Of HillsbOro; Mr.. Fl. A.
Foushee with Miss Lizzie Morehead; Mr..
c. A. Owens with Mrs. r. l.. Patterson.
OF New York Mr.. l.. l.. Joyner with Miss
Lottie Tomlinson; Mr.. J. Crawford Biggs
with Miss Blggs of Salem, Va. Mr..
George Graham with Miss Flora, of Eli
zabeth City; DR.. w. A. Graham with Miss
Nellie Rawls; Mr.. II. A. w. Happier with
Miss Mary Rem.
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in Tarboro. Miss Sue Clark accompanied
her home.
The Edgecombe Club ballroom was a
scene OF gaiety ard beauty last evening.
the occasion being an impromptu german
in honor OF Miss Pace OF Raleigh; Miss
Underwood, OF Fayetteville, ana Miss
Baldwin, of Wilmington. The german
was very gracefully led by MIR. Geo 70.
Pennington with Miss Sue Clark. The
following couples were in attendance.
Miss Underwood. Fayetteville. with Mr..
Jno. p. Pennington; Miss Baldwin. VII
mington, with Mr.. Dossey Battle: Miss
Pace, Raleigh, with MIR Robert NJ.
Rawls; Miss Mamie Clark with Mr.. Iyey
McCabe Miss Sue Clark with Mr.. Geo.
+. Pennington; Miss Mabel Rawls with
MIR. Ashley Curtis; Miss Sue Curtis with
Mr.. Martin Carstarphen: Miss Martha
Philips with DR. c. A. Whitehead: Miss
Annie Shaw with Mr. John S. Smith; Miss
Rena Clark with Mr. Sam n. Clark; Miss
Annie Gordon with MIR. Julian McCabe:
Miss Gertrude Zander with Mr. Abe
Arnheim; Mr.. and Mrs w. Stamps How
ard; Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Martin.
After the german on Monday evening
Misses Mamie and Sue Clark entertained
at a delightful luncheon. their guests
being Misses Pace. Baldwin and Rawls
and Messrs. Battle, Pennington. Curtis
Rawls and McCahe
Mrs. A. NJ. Farley gave a delightful
cat home" yesterday afternoon from TO
in nonor of her sister in law Miss Ida
Farley. of Manchester.
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.XX TOnAN /: :. !:
, NAl AND
Y :: Society,":

If you'd your choice" he asked would
you
For health or wealth decide?
She puzzled looked awhile, and then,
You've got me-" she replied.
He clasped the maiden in his arms,
AS wild he did exclaim:
ITS awful sudden. dear but then.
1t suits me. just the same"
--Richmond Dispatch
Mrs. A. +. Fowler is visiting rela-
tives in Mebane.
Mrs. /. NJ. Proctor went to Rocky
Mount yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ. Neal Of Youngs-
vile, spent yesterday in the city.
Mrs. G. T. Cooke is continued TO her
room by severe attack of the grip.
MIR. r. X. Proctor, Jr., and wife, OF
Lumberton, are registered ut the Var
borough.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Crumpton were
here yesterday on their way from Louis
burg to Danville. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Mace. of Phila-
delphia were here yesterday and left
for Durham in the afternoon.
The Fortnightly Review Club will
meet with Mrs. Charles McKimmon on
Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Misses Ella and Audrey Booker, of
Johnston, are the guests of Mrs. b. c.
Rogers, 11S n. Wilmington street.
Mrs. w. l.. Carter, of Franklinton,
who has been visiting in Durham, pass
ed through yesterday on her return
home.
Mrs w. D. Allen, of Palmer, passed
through yesterday to Wake Forest to at
tend the funeral of the late Mr.. Phillip
Johnson.
st lLuke's Circle will meet with
Mrs. j. w. Foy this Thursday after
noon at $50 o'clock, lie South Harring-
ton street
Mr.. and Mrs. d. D. Mcdowell, OF
Greensboro, who has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Hudson on Fayetteville street
have left for their home.
Miss Hattie Purefoy, of the Baptist
Female University, left yesterday for
Wake Forest to attend the funeral of
her uncle, Mr. Phillip Johnson, who died
there Tuesday.
MIR. j. ID. Wiggans and family have
arrived from Jonesboro and will make
Raleigh their future home. Mr.. Wiggans
is the foreman of the Bonnowell and Cof-
fee Machine Shops.
Miss May Corey, Of Syracuse, n. Y,
who has been visiting the family of DR..
F. l.. Stevens, of the A. and NJ. College.
returned home yesterday, accompanied
by DIR. Stevens mother.
There was a very pleasant party
given at Mrs A. +. Fowlers Tuesday
evening, on South Dawson street, and a
number of guests spent pleasant even
ing. Refreshments were served.
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Mrs. l.. A. Mshler Entertains
Complimentary to Miss Stevenson.

A delightful card party was given yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. Ludwig A.
Mailer, complimentary to her guest, Miss
Annie Stevenson, of New Bern.
There were about thirty guests pres
ent at the card party. and these were
entertained in the drawing rooms,
where the color motif was red and green,
American beauty roses and carnations
being used most artistically.
Last night there was an additional
pleasure in the "At Home" given Miss
Stevenson a number of gentlemen being
among the guests. A most charming
evening was spent
In the receiving party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Mailer, Miss Stevenson. Miss Eliza
Simmons, Miss Blanche Blake, Miss Mary
Turner, Miss Rosa Battle. Miss Sophie
Busbee, Miss Lilly Hicks, Miss Sadie Root
and Miss Florence Jones.
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Wooters .Coble.

Greensboro, n. c., Jan. % Specially
At the residence of the brides parents
on Asheboro street this morning, hap
py marriage was solemniZed when Mr..
H. +. Coble led Miss Hattie Wooters to
the altar. The ceremony was performed
by the brides pastor, Rev. M. A. Smith,
in the presence of small company of
relatives and friends. The groom S
brother, Mr.. G.. o. Coble was best man,
while the brides sister, Miss Bessie
Wooters, was maid of honor. After an
elegant wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs
Coble boarded the train for a visit to
Washington, Baltimore and other places.
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At Tarboro Happy Days
In joys Of Social Life

Tarboro, n. c., Jan. Especial. y
Miss Mattye Pace, of Raleigh, is the
guest of Miss Mamie Clark. Miss Pace
is a great social fayorite in Tarboro,
and her many friends are greatly re-
joiced to welcome her 'as one of u.s.
again.
Miss Ellen Underwood of Fayetteville,
is the very attractive guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. James A. Moore.
Miss Marie Baldwin, who has been
the guest OF Miss Sue Clark, left today
for her home in Wilmington. Miss Bald
win made many friends during her stay
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days in bed with intense pain and suf-
fering. / was under the physicians
care for over q year without any relief,
when my attention was called to Lydia
L. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound by
several of our Mormon women who
had been cured through its use.
/ began its systematic use and i'm
proved gradually in health, and after
the use of six bottles my health was
completely restored, and for over two
wears / have had neither ache or pain.
You have truly wonderful remedy for
women. Very sincerely yours, Mrs.
HUIDA JAKEMAN, Salt Lake City, Utah
$1,000 forfeit il above testimonial is not genaine'
just as surely as Mrs. Jake
man was cured just SO surely will
Lydia f. PinkhaIn's Vegetable
Compound cure every woman
suffering from any form of fe-
male ills.
Mrs. Pinkham advises sick wO-
men free. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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HalcYon Club German.

Washington, n. c., Jan. 29-(Speeial J
The Halcyon Club gave a cotillion ger
man last night with engraved programmes
and a fine Italian orchestra of several
pieces. The figures were led by Maj. Fl.
Churchill Bragaw, the leader of the Hal
cyon Club. This is the third one of the
January series arranged by the members
and they have been more largely at
tended than any before in the history OF
tho organization.
Those in attendance were:
Mr.. Austin Grimes with Miss Pauline
Smallwood; Mr. Fred ioyt with Miss
Eelen Moore; Mr.. Ben Marlborough with
Miss Cammie short; Mr.. Frank jordan
with Miss Williams, of Warrenton; Mr.
Jarvis Sugg with Miss Mary Gait Leib
Baltimore; Mr.. Chas Smallwood with
Miss Louise O'Hagan. Lenoya. Penn.
Mr.. H. c. Bragaw with Miss Ida Whar-
ton: Mr.. Chas. Morton with Miss Sallie
Belts Tayloe; Mr.. John Bragaw with
Miss Mary Burbank; Mr.. Hoyt Moore
with Miss Anice Bright; Mr.. Frank Bry-
an with Miss Della Walker, Weldon: Mr.
Kim Saunders with Miss Melissa Morton
Mr.. Richard BragaW with Miss Muse
PloUnt; Mr.. Wiley Rodman with Miss
NGOuOTa NI1lucS, MT. 4A1ISh I1lSbS. TAI
eigh, with Miss Rosa Short: Mr.. Cary
Mayo Greenville. with Miss Bcss Short;
Mr.. Wayne Mitchell, Kinston, with Miss
Mary Hoyt, Asheyille; Mr.. Thos Taught
or with Miss irene Norton; Mr.. T. r
Woodard Wilson with Miss Lizzie
Laughinghouse; Mr.. Walter Windley with
Miss Lucy Taylce; Mr. Claude CaTow
with Miss Lizzie IIill; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Richardson Mr.. ana Mrs. John G.
Blount Mr. and Mrs. John Keats Hoyt;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Short; Mr.. and Mrs.
n s. tulford.
Stays: Sam Tayloo. Fronts Burbank
William Bragaw, Fl. NJ jenkins, j. F.
Martin, Armistead Tayloe.
Pat1onesses: Mrs. Wyatt Laughing
house, Mrs. Mamie Marsh, Mrs. II. f
Bright, Mrs. Mitt Jordan, Mrs. w d
Morton.
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Maddry- Dowdee.

Durham, N. c., Jan. 29.-This evening
at 8 o'clock, at the residence of Mr.. John
B. Christian, on Chapel Hill street, Miss
Katie Maddry gave her heart and hand
in matrimony to Mr.. l.. l.. Dowdee. Rev.
Dr. w. c. Tyree, pastor of the First Bap-
list church, performed the ceremony
The bride is a sister of Mr.. ]. Frank
Maddry city editor of the Morning Her.
aid, of this city, and is a young lady of
charming character and sweet womanly
graces. Mr.. Dowdee is one of the sales
men at the store of Q. e. Rawls, and is
young man of sterling worth.
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AnO, gan Recital.

Wilmington, y. c., Jan. 29.-(Speciat)
Prof. Carts organ recital at Grace
M. e. church last night proved to be
The musical treat OF the season. More
than COO persons heard the eminent or
sanist and were much pleased with his
recital. He left this morning TOR Char-
lesion to appear in concert at the
exposition this afternoon.
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Next Monday Night.

The Junior Presbyterians will give an
entertainment at Peace Institute next
Monday The programme will embrace
Living Pictures, in which many of the
most beautiful women in Raleigh will
take part, and a rare musical programme
by the best musicians, including some OF
the teachers of Peace Will be rendered.
The full programme will be printed sun
day morning
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A Japanese Tea.

Durham. n. c., Jan. -(speeial.)-
This evening from to 10 o'clock the la
dies of st. Philips Episcopal church gave
a delightful Japanese tea in the Pythian
hall The hall was decorated In most
beautiful and tasty manner, and num-
Der of pleasing features were introduced
OYSTERS salads, bread tea, conee ana
other refreshments were served. NO ad-
mittance fee was charged, only the re-
freshments being charged for.
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AN ACTIVE, RELIABLE LADY MAN
ager wanted to represent us in Wake
County. Small investment, large profits
and no risk. Samples and particulars
free. Address, The Hager Company.
South Bend, Indiana.
Lift t. e. o. d.
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Bradley. Rirdsong.

lar Raleigh young people have received
this card;
MIR and Mrs. r. II. Bradley request
the honor of your presence at the mar
riage OF their daughter, Laura King, to
Mr.. Miles Burroughs Birdsong, Wednes-
day evening. February twelfth, nieteen
hundred and two, at nine o'clock, at
their residence, Raleigh, North Carolina. :
There are no cards in the city.
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One Cent a Word.

NO ADVERTISEMENTS TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN rs CENTS AN INSERTION
CASH MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER. SPE-
CIAL DISCOUNTS ON LONG CON
TRACTS.
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ED-SITUATION BY REGIS
tered Pharmacist of long experience,
who has had smallpox. Have position
but desire change. Address, with sal
airy offered, "B." care VIM. Simpson
Raleigh, n. c., to whom / refer.
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Miss Johnson Ill.

Miss Mary Johnston, author of "Pris-
oner..s of Hope and To Have and to
Hold" is i'll at Johns Hopkins Hospital,
Baltimore She is one of the greatest
women the South has produced.
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HARRIS STEAM DYE WORKS; BELL
Phone S64. Dyeing Ladies and Chill
dren's Clothes specially. Second
hand goods bought and sold, 113G Har-
gett Street. 12-11-t
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WANTED.--AN INTELLIGENT MAN
in every county in North Carolina
to sell Mining Stock" salary paid;
steady work. Address with reference
State Representative, Box II. Smith
field, N. c.
1-26-1Wk
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WANTED-MILLINE DESIRES POSI-
ton as trimmer; ten years experience;
terms moderate. Address, l.. e. ",
Mildrd, Edgecombe county, \. C.
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BEFORE YOU DECIDE ON THE PRES
ent for your friend, see our Fancy
Baskets and Boxes, filled with "ROYS-
TIERS CANDY"
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THE VERDICT OF THE CONSUMERS
OF fine Candy, is that "ROYSTER'S' is
the best
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Pearce's; Connection with all the
phones.
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MRS. HULDA JAEEMAn

Wife of President Jakeman OF
Elders of the Mormon Church,
Salt Lake City, Utah, Recon-
mends Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound For W0-
mans Periodic Pains.
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM Before L
knew of Lydia T.. PinSham's Veg
etable Compound dreaded the
approach of the time for my menstrual
period, as it would mean a couple of
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When you soothing and healing application for piles
cases. DeWaTT'S Witch Hazel sALvE. Beware OF Co
The evening world., 1902-01-27
Murray Hill and Grand Union Ho-
tells Badly Wrecked-Park Ave.
nue. Tunnel Flooded.
Pedestrians and Cabs in Street Knocked Over
Hotel Patrons Hurled Across Rooms, and
One Mans Head Blown Off,

Eight persons were killed. four
fatally hurt, nearly 100 seriously injured
and several hundred more cut by glass
and rocks by the explosion Of half a ton
of dynamite in the subway trench at
Park avenue and Forty first street at
noon to-day.
Fire started by workmen to dry
dynamite dampened by the rain ignited
some powder. The explosion of the
powder set off the dynamite.
The terrific explosion that followed
spread panic and destruction for five
blocks around
One hundred and fifty thousand
dollars damage was done to the Murray
Hill Hotel, one of the guests had his head
blown off and scores of others were badly
hurt
The Grand MON Hotel and the Grand Central Sta.
ton both suffered
Cars in the Park avenue tunnel wrecked and the
tunnel flooded by bursting water mains.
Pedestrians knocked heter.skelter hotel guests
hurled across rooms and cabs IN the street upset.
District Attorney Jerome a began investiga-
ton. Contractor Shaler and Foreman Bracken
rested.
At the hour by Jerome to begin formal investi-
cation Coroner Godenkranz began inquest and sharp
wrauging followed.
The evening world., 1902-01-27
BURSTING POWDER
SET OFF DYNAMITE

Death hundred.
vicinity Of
.hrst
Hotel Union
the Building
hronged
crush
vehicles
way
Just a, noon hardly apart swept
everybody or
HOW EXPLOSION OCCURRED.
The explosion head n
SHAFT I, vas suseito t O stor powder dynamite
some OF the
'haU!
They bull dynamite
some moments later
funnel setting are
the powder
lie rushea over the could nothing
Then he and fastened the
umbei Of the shaft and
scrambled places
GAVE HIS LIFE
others and his Path
la nv The shanty he the e1plo on
occurred
rubbs : head he died instantly
by Fire Marshal Frse
sho made a carco investigation,
rule explode touched by hre and Is
believed that powder exploded h the concuson
tins o
In and down Park avenue Foryssaad
The evening world., 1902-01-27

Brppk.yH sHr-~ rn"re tie last saw
=, her 81" ~. sing .r 40 "diE ne,r the
NAVY Yard
The Vermont people found that she
Nls H.' 'nkrg Hg" water ar the boat
or 'rifi Ird"r H"r "Nr steam 'n her
N.a YORK .I"r hi .a 'l'm asking
a ..'Hr- ans .r' Ras h.rf HI' they sIli
rn DO NJ. see lnN irt' san ne pos
-.ni" II ans ON" vas .u -" fprsnri
= ucus cabin 'A'y mus nave h~en
.rIsE|d
Tn, nrehl1t Van Nyrk pI' out %
'la f-rry-b.lfs nli uIi p, The time u
reached E,- sac NHs HHaF- DIy aghin
f.r hsr ale-
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THE INJURED.

| hfth street. suffering rom shn'k and
con'usions: A. Bellevue Hnsplta
| LAcnMBE:. MISS BEATRICE. seriously
gu; while a; No i1 Park avenue
LASEY. MINNIE eighteen year. ola
domestic or nd Union Hotel slightly
cu' by ay!ng glass. suffering from hys-
'sric =; Flower Hospital
iEiPsciirTZ. MAX. cut on head face
and hands
LEWIS r Lima. q
| MGRATH. -. laborer badly burned
! MALYAN. JOHN. No u Ann street:
lac,r,tei nand. 'eE cut from knee to-
taish 5y piece n: plate glass
MERRicK. WILLIAM. severe scalp
wounds
Grated ana removed unconscious in
ambulance
MAGRrDER. BENJAMIN. hsuboy.
Murray Hill Hotel. head and face cut
MOORE CHARLES H. NJ. wes;
One Hunlred and twentieth street
cut on face and hand.
MOORE. MRS BENJAMIN MADISON.
y. J.. badly Gu; nv Tying sia.
MrRGATRoYD. !NEx. Of Murray Hiil
Hotel: badly cut.
o'NEIfI. Miss. nurse. face and hands
cut
ovERroN, GEORGE T. b.llboy Muir.
ray Hi Hotel
OWENS. Mrs. No Is East Fo--v.
fourth street: scalp wound
PARSONS, CHARLES. cut and bruised
His three servants also hur,
RYAN Rev Father. South brooklyn
RILEY, NORA. ,hi-nbermsid Murray
iiiIl Hotel. badly cut
RICE PATRICK
ROW CHARLES. a ticket as~n.. hr,v-
81, years old. No iu7 Fifh ayenu.
saalp wound
RUSSELL. JOSEPH, in -harge Murray
Hill letter boxes. cut about mead
SHEA. JAMES j. Springfield. Mas.
blown across Grand Union dining.
room
SHELDON. ". G. banker ami broker.
No. rs Park avenue. thrown to me
floor and cut By glass
SHEPARD. LOUIS. mailman Murray
Hiil Hotel head and shoulders badly
injured.
SINGER MAX A, No s Eas, on. Hun.
dred and Fourth street. cuts on BODY.
head and face
SNYDER. JOSEPH. Murray Hil en-
plpye-
sooP. MRS " c. Kingston. y Y.
face and arms laceratei.
STANTON J JEFFERSON. o. Orange.
Mass, at Grand Union. face and
hands cut
STARK, BENJAMIN r. Jersey City.
at Grand Union: tight arm broken.
cat BY glass
sTEARN. HERMAN O. No sn Eas,
One Hundred and Fit,y-second street:
right arm cut 10 the bone
RoBEBRT W. No. IS
Park avenue, cut and bruised.
srOTTSy. PHILIP. head and face
lac~rated
sYPHER. HIss. telephone operator n,
Grand Union Hotel. cut about head
and face. may lose sight OF eye.
TEMBEAR. JOSEPH II. cabman. hur;
about head and body
THMOPSOS. wM r. Weachester. at
Grand Union. fac" and hands cut.
RALPH
TWO CHILDREN OF MRS MOORE |
AND MAID badly cut by glass They !
occupied room over explosion and had |
miraculous escape.
VERDoN. +. r. No. 357 wes, Thirtie.h
street. Grand Union clerk: blown /
against wall and received bad scalp
wound
JOHN. No. n Centre street.
hands literally skinneh by pieces O,
glass.
WATTEuM. CHARLES. thirty-six
years old. No. 1878 Seventh avenue.
scalp W. I'd
WHALEN, MARY. senosrapher a..
Grand Union Hotel: cut on head. NAV
lose eye-sight.
WILSON. SAMUEL. shirty.eIght year.
old. of No. 30 Third avenue. sc,In
wouni
JOHN. b.llman Murray
nm Hotel shoulders. arms and mead
cut and bruised.
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ADAMS hhS JANIS Troy. CAI ho'Il
tho ,arc
RANKS. THOMAS n bankc- No
50 Park avenue Gu, ny falling glass
BEST MRS. Ncw-or; n T. Euc., a,
me Murray Hiu Hotel. badly cut
REST MISS Newport. n t. dauEh'er
Of Mrs Fest. gues, AZ the Murray
Hi Hots wounded hy glass
BRISTOL. W II Meriden. Conn. Gu, On
face and hands
BUNTING. MRS JAMES F. Boston.
eye nearly rouEcd gu; ay glass
BURKE MICHAEL
CANOPY. MAGGIE chamoernaii. Muir
ray Hill: scalp wound
CARPENTER Miss
cARMoDY, -. No. 3S East Fortie'1
street: bruised badly sec-: ~. body
~a. -sikinE In For;ieth. stree; AMI
was blown ou; into the middle Of the
street
CHAPLIN. GEORGE. stamford Conn:
coat torn from his hack by glass
blown into his room in the Grand
CLARK. FRED. nurse. face and head
cu.
COHEN Mrs s ". of One Hundred
and sixty-sixth street and Jerome
avenue.
COHEN. DINAH. thirteen years old.
daughter ~ Mrs $ y. Cohen. cut
about face and hands
COLE. BARRY
COOPER. Hiss. a nurse In Manhattan
Eye and Ear Inrrmary, GU; about tare
and hands
CUMMINGS. VI r. ~ Troy. y Y, Sc
ve-c INJURIES ,u face and head
CUMMINGS MRS VI +. Troy. y. Y.
,,cc and head badly cut.
crNNiNGHAM. W. l.. No. ~ East
Fifty eighth street Taken to Roose-
Welt Hospital. described himself as
champion swimmer ot the world.
LAYTON. FRED W. No. JDa Ams,er-
dam avenue hand. lacerated
DILLON. THOMAS. employee Murray
Hill.
HI Hotel. badly cut about arms and
neck
DoNoVAN. MAGGIE.
DRAKE MRS No. l2s West one Hun
drei and Fifteenth street. riding In a
car. rung from her seat and bruised
and crushed
DUNN MISS LrCY. a maid employed
BY Mrs Moore. badly cut and bruised
all over body.
EisERMAN MAX. vine.room employee
Murray Hll Hotel
EfPs. MOSES. powder man.
EMANUEL. MATILDA. No. 20 Yves,
Sev.n,y-scventa street. head and
shoulders cut.
FARRELL PATRICK. thiriy-sevsn
years old No. : Lincoln place. scalp
wound.
FORREST. J. b. guest Murray Hni
Hotel
FROST. J. D. ciers. face and hand,
cut.
GAGE. DR.. cut about lace and hands.
GERRiTY. JOHN. twenty Ave years
old. residence unknown. waiter at Muir
ray Hrl Hotel. scalp wound. mksn to
Flower Hospital.
GILrHRisT. J. G.. Cleveland. o.
GREEN. IRA. head. face and arms
cut.
GII.LIEs JEANETTE. No. Isl n,ord
avenue. Flushing cut oy glass on face
and hands
HAsKISs. JOSEPH T.. No iol Buffalo
avenue. Brooklyn. cut on head.
HART. D. b.. one Hundred and Sixty |
sixth street and Jerome avenue: cut |
ahoui head and face.
HICKEY. KATHERINE. chambermaid
Grand Union Hotel. suffering from
shock.
HECK JOHN
HENNEssEY. MRS. JAMES caretaker
at No. ~ Park avenue. thrown down |
a nisht OF stairs hy the explosion
NIPPLE. JOHN. cashier Murray mn |
Hotel badly cut about head and neck.
HOGAN. JEFFERSON. broker. No.
% Park avenue. thrown down and
bruised. Others OF his family also
Injured
JONES, WILLIAM +. NJ. No. as Eas,
on" Hundred and Forty-.Ighth street.
artery In right shoulder cut.
JckDE. EDWARD. No. Igl South
Third street. Philadelphia, cut all over
'he body: he was s!ttirx In from,
window OF the Murray Hill Hotel and
II blew In on him.
KENNEDY. GORDON. No. liz Twenty.
The evening world., 1902-01-27
GIRL TOOK POISON ON STREET.

NEWARK, N. j., Ian. 27.-kn unknown young wei
dressed and apparently refined dranl Cdbolc acid the
street. opposite the Market street railroad depot at clock
this afternoon. Hundreds OF men and women waiting for
trains witnessed The act She was removed unconscious 10
hospital. It is thought she had just arriye from New York
The evening world., 1902-01-27

The thoughtiess man with land 30
sell
Finds no one who will buy.
He does not think Of printers ink
And al World Wants imply.
The evening world., 1902-01-27

LATE RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS.
Fifth Race-Death |, Handicapped 2, Intrusive 3.
Sixth Race-Lady Alberta l. Trentham 2, Josie F. 3.