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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-31

New Orleans, Oct 81 The cotton
market opened down, but as a result
OF the posting Of a sensationally bad
weather bureau forecast prices were
boosted from p to % points above the
lowest level Of the morning and from
TO to II points above the closing prices.
Bulls were predicting that cotton
would reach Is cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-31
queen Draea'. nrother Rearresl

Nutth UFusstTs ItFUthtF tttarFesteH.
Belgrade. Seryia, Oct 81 After a
long search Captain Lunjevics, brother
Of the late Queen Draga has been re-
arrested He vas captured in the
laundry room Of the fort here The ar-
rest of General Magdelenics and other
officers Is imminent. II Is understood
that a new plot has been discovered
against the murderers Of King Alexan.
der and Queen Draga.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-31

Frankfort, Ky, oct. 81, Attorney
William # Julian, one Of the best
known tax lawyers in Kentucky, was
burned to death at midnight III his Of
flee It is presumed Mr.. Julian stun.
bled as he entered his Toom and fell
into an open fireplace before which the
body was found. The upper portion
Of the body was burned almost to a
crisp and barely recognizable
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-31
Galit1in's AKsaiIants Armeuians

Tihis, Russian Transcaucasia. Oct
81. = The three men who attacked
Prince Galitzin, the governor general
Of the Caucasus, on the outskirts Of
this city Tuesday, while he was out
driving with his wife and who were
subsequently killed By Cossacks, have
been identified as belonging to the low
er class Of Armenians.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-31
rreaident Or NATHAN senate Arre.,ea

Port au Prince. Haiti Oct 31,--M.
Stewart, president Of the senate, who
Is charged with having participated IN
the division of the issue Of 100000
fraudulent Haitian securities early in
the year, has been arrested. Senators
Cauyin and AIalebranehe. against
whom the same charge is made, have
fled from Port au Prince.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-31

Washington, Oct. 81 william lien
~ Harrison Webster ot New York has
been appointed United States consul
at Niagara Falls. Canada, Fica Harlan
W. Brush 81 Sew York Mr. Wooster
was formerly United States consul AZ
Chatham, Cut.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-31

Butte, Mont, Oct 31.-A eoroners
jury hearing evidence as to how Mar.
tin Piskauer and Umberto Cattiline
came to their death in the Minnie
Healy mine brought in a verdict lay
ing the blame at the door Of tile Mon
tana Ore Purchasing company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-31
Two sfFlIIona Ear tne r,.t

San Francisco, Oct 31--The trans
port Sheridan, sailing for Honolulu.
Guam and Manila. win carry S2.000.O0
in silver and gold Ia her treasure room.
She has a full list Of passengers IN ad-
dition to the enlisted men Of the Twen-
ty-second infantry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-31

- - IL. l1E1TFV 7E110IFEElFT UFEF.
Denver, Oct 31A special to the
The Ruthenian members of the diet
have resigned in d body because the
government has refused to sanction the
establishment Of Ruthenian gym
naslum at Sanislau, Galicia, claiming
that Il was only desired as a means
for promoting racial warfare.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-31
nnNnIo nnnI.er 49,

Buffalo, Oct. S1-Mr. G. w. Ham.
mond, vice president and cashier Of the
Peoples bank. Is dead
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-31

Partly cloudy followed By rain; fresh
southwest winds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Closing Quotations OF the New York
stock Exchange.

View york. Oct 30.
Money on call firm 1t Aaa5 pr cent.
Prime mercantile paper 55aasM per cent.
Exchanges. S1S7 23s eSs balances. S.. 796 US.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-01-10
MGTtz and MHItz Co
SpotsxIxania Writinna
9o5 Stree
WASHINGTON. D. c

he following Is a li~t Of writings nd
United To record IN >potsylVania county
court since pecemler term.
Richard White ct nN 20 United Trpe
keiormers. deed FOR land.
o. H. Foster ami Wife to G.. " Chew
ming. ct ais. trustees. deed for land
j. II. Lacy et ais to Harriet Tasker 81
ais. deed Tor land
+. e. Buchanan o. vir Ia W,rac.
Jackson. deed for le,d
Gee. +. Monroe aud wife tor II I,,,es
deed for land
". Waite aud wife to i r. Atkins
aud j. + Coleman. deed for iaud
NJ; l.. Dnrrett To l.. b. McKenuv. desd
for land
Lee }. Graves aud wife TO JAS. X. Di,k.
insou, deed lor land.
j.. l.. Powell special commissioner to
John Seay, deed ilr land.
Wan. Thornton and wife 20 Thomas |
Manuel. deed for land
K. NJ boswell 70 ". J Butzner. deed
Graves and Coleman commissioners. to
Luther smith. deed Tor land.
Isaac Aeech and wife 90 Lee J. Graves.
deed fer land
\ b kishpaugh and wife to NJ T..
Burr and y. kishraugh. deed Tor land.
=. T. luraley aud wife t1A W Max
well deed f1r land
Matte MclAlley ct al TO D.nah Gordon.
need for land
Bridget VI. Deyery. executriN to BENZ
PolgIaize. deed FIR land.
james W. JolCs &C ais to A. b Jones
deed tor land.
g. w. Asaby ct ais 10 f. L sullivan.
decd for land.
Lee j. Graves. substituted trustee. ac-
count sales
Lee j. Graves substituted trustee. to
fur Scott deei for land
Jane scott 20 Lee j. Grave. deed for
lauI
Lee !. Graves. special commissioner 10
Major Stanari. deed Tor land
). /. II tri-mond. srecia- commission.
. er, To j. +. Turnkey. deed tor land
Emanuel Holmes and wife 10 H.. 2 4
Z. K. Z deed for land.
Henry Warden. and wife and ale 10 r
+. \ 7. K. T.. deed for land
ialyin Brown and wife 90 r +. & L.
L. r. deed tor land.
j. 4. Dickenson and Emma Dickinson
TO r +. 4 =. K. r deed Tor land.
J.. G.. Bullock. lr. and Maggie ;. Bull
lock TO r. +. * Z. y. r.. deed for land
l. X. Colbert and wife to r., f.. * 2. r
r., deed for land
st. Geo. r. fitzhugh. special commits.
sioner, 70 r. I. X T.. l. r.. deed for land
Liza 7 Pratt and ais to r.. + * II.
Z. r.. deed for land.
Authenticated copy Of the last will and
testament of Jane h. Dickinson. deceased
Authenticated copy Of last VIII and
testamf al OF Dwight T. Penny. deceased
JAS. *. Dickinson and wife TO Lee J
Urayes. trustee. deed trust on land.
Add Mickins 10 4. l.. Chewing. trus-
tee, deed trust on land
l. r. Thomas 20 J. b. Rahy, trustee
deed trust on engine. etc.
Hiram Barnes TO A. ". BiscOe trustee
deed trust ON land.
J. y. Walker and wife TO p b. Porter.
trustee, deed trust on land. etc.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-01-10
THE STATEHOOD FIGHT
Leaders or soth Refuse 20 Consider
Cnr-n-n MI

Leaders or Seth Refuse 30 Ccn5idc ?
Compromise.
Washin-tcn. Jan. S-Whcn the state
hood bin came up in the senate yes-
terday Mr. Bcveridec had rcad a NUM-
Der Of resolutions adopted at a recent
convention in Oklahoma fayoring sin
gle statehood with Indian territory.
Mr.. Quay. who is leading the arht
for the admission u Oklahoma. All
IONA and New Mexico. criticised usc
resolutions. saying that the people who
adopted them had not acted intcli-
gently. because the single statehood
bill had been withdrawn. lie further
charged that they did not represent the
sentiment Of majority OF the people
OF oklahoma Mr. Nelson. of Mime
sofa. continued hrl asa not coa.iude
his remarks in crro. enn FL, tec onni-
bus statehood biI
There WAS renewal In Che senate ~
the ta'k ~ % compromise 81 tha dig
forenccs or tine statehood question on
the basis of tvo states. one To- bc com-
posed OF oklahoma and Indian tcrri-
tory. and the other of New Mexico and
Arizona The leaders on both sides
refused 20 consider the suggestion. but
other senators appeared 90 REGARD 20 rs
q feasible means OF bringing 90 close
a debate which bids fair 70 consume
much Of the time OF the session.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-01-10
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
schedule between Washington. Dany ale
and Intermediate stations.
tnreu,e November 8oth. 1902.

ana intermediate stations.
tnevuNe November 8oth. 1902
SOUTHWARK.
~. Washington, d. {. SLOAN. 90 ~
a., pa, ITO m, s.so p 10, s.fo p m. 80 D m,
Nv. AieSandria $50 am, liIoa m. ii.s5
m, > = p M, o3 a. ma, 1910 pm N .G5 - m
~. Manassas e-S M. SIS d m
lN- !iarrisonb'lr 2.l5 p nm.
~ 'aiNcrtvn 300 am. G.2o nm
~ Nottenion 1922 m, CAS- pm.
rs. Nuipeper loss al m, 200 p m
". Orange M a ma. 1.5i pn
~ charlottesville lbs y M. IS u ~
an. lew
Nv. RoekGsh t. % pm
~. oakudse i.i1p m. 2.,es pm.
~. Monroe i.19 pm, $40 M, S3ypm.
10 m, IL a fn. 8 % IA m.
d, - ~ .. vnoets 2.ls , IN, ~ = m, 4.O8 D
"i - "a n', $50 a m. 3. AZ "A m
~. Franklin junction s'sOnr, xoz,
S.fSa IN. = ~ 70 p ~,
". Rocky Mount iOloam.
AT. banviile f45 y m, SO p m, SOD m
$50 a NJ 4.;o M. $40 a IN. ~
NoErHwAEp.
lv. Danville rosa m, 2.1Oam.lOaam
.. a. ~. 5o p M, 10 p m. ''
lv. Rocky Mount N 90 "A m.
3.0op m. = ~
~. Lynchhurg .55 m. $50 a M. az a
IN, s.3l a m, So y M. Az pm.
~. Monroe 2.lT a m. 4.iTam 2o5am
$ L. ma. 40 p m. AS p m.
~. Oakridge - m. 5.u2pm
Nv. kOckn>h attain
Nv Charlottesville 81 IN. GeOa m
~" m, a. am, 80 m, .. 90 p m, % 10
pm
~. Orange 7.os an. 5.s7 a m. li.o.am.
7.O2 p nm - =,
~, Culpcper 7.a6 a m. COS m. ass a
m, $50 pm
~. Marrenton GO m. ll.s6am, 7.as
pm
Nv. calverton GA am. 1928 pm. s.isp
m
~ Manassas s.S2am. 7l2 IN, l2.4s
q iu. so m
~. Alexandria G.i1a m, o. - a m, 7.2Oa
m, $40 a IN, 40 p M, SO p IN, 9.2Opm
Al. az " aShirgton. ID. G., 6.4s am. 9i5
m. 80 IA, SIS M, 200 p IN. 9.15pm
go D. IN
-Daiiy.
cor detailed schedule. rates and inforna
toh ih r,iercnce tothrough Pullman sleeping
car =. tee between N-w : ork. Itlindcfuiin
etitinl orr, " nshin gtou. and Savannah Jack.
-"hNNir, ihmpt. AtinnAa. Mobile New or
selur. Birmingham. Memphis. Knoxville
Snat anoUgt. and Nashville call ca nearest
S'ntncfu halfway agent or write TO
T. - h TIKI. General Manager
= IT, ia fiN a. Is. General Ins- AT
l. =. BROWN. General Agent
Washington. u. G
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-01-10
cHAFFEE QUESTIONS SOLDIERS
Those Ordered 20 Philippines Advised
70 Provide for Families.

PlcttsburC, y. l.. Jan. S.-Ma5or
General Adna r. ChaHee. U. S. A..
yesterday visited Piattsbrrg barracks.
The Tweuty-third Regiment. which has
been ordered 20 the Philippines. was
Inspected ia the drill hail. after which
General Chanoe called upon an mar
riod men TO step 10 the front. lie
closely questioned each OF those who
responded rs 10 what he proposed to
do for his family while he was in the
Philippines. To every man who stated
that he wished 10 give his family prac-
ucally all his pay. General Chanee put
the question. What viii you do with
out money yourself?" And he advised
him as To how much he should reserve
for his own use.
General Chanee's aide Captain Lind
say, was present with notebook and
pencil and made a record OF what
amount each man desired given to his
family. This amount is TO be deducted
from the mans pay and sent direct TO
his family. the balance going 10 the
man himself
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-01-10
Local Markets

Corrected by Simon Hirsh & Bro)
Wheat, % 10 ~; corn, new. - t.
30, meal, 81 .4oto 81 so per 100 pounds
oats, 40 to 30 fowls Qivel 9 to o: turkeys
dive, 9 to 10; turkeys dressed IzLto II:
ducks Oive), 5 to o; Spring chickens.
TO > pound lsri, II to II: eggs.
y TO 23 butter, / > to %; hams. / 4
TO l6; Irish potatoes, 80 to so /:
sweet potatoes, 40 TO 80: beef 3 10
81; yea, i 20 .; pork ,61 to 7;hides fgreen)
, TO g; hides dry, : TO 10; baled hav.
s15 to SIS per ton.
Game-Partridges, S1.25 to 81 30 per
dozen; wild turkeys, TO 10; rabbits. 81
to Sl.2o per dozen; pheasants. 30 TO 60.
Wool-Unwashed, 10 to 20; washed
"A to %.
Leaf sumac-5O to 60 cents per bun
bred pounds.
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
The grain markets closed yesterday as
follows:
Chicago-Wheat, Dec. TX: May II.
corn, Dec 10; May, 43H; oats. DC. 30
New York - Southern wheat. n !:
corn, Oh
Baltimore-Southern wheat. 10 to 7G:
Southern corn, 80 10 81
Rlchnond-Wheat, so to 81; corn so
to 53: oats. a. to 80.
Observation-Disclosures, 20 to II; corn. 10
to 80
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-01-10

Nos 81 and si-Saahoard Express. pm
,lah .iaN iug Room Sleeping Cars heft, ..e,
New OK and Tampa. Ne.tiluled Coa,he.
uciM cen New York and lIchrrou,i ane H..
tween Richmond and Jacksonville lnl,n,,,
Nitepins-t ars daily between Jarl,son.
y ile .1hd Tampa also. through Dr,,-
th-- is"om Nlceping-Cars between \a,
oi a ana Atlanta, ami Cafe Cars betvre.r
ii'.inlet and Atlanta aud Hamlet ana
savannah anu
lrt-wcekiy sleeper between Wasbio.
t.h ana lnehur,t. leaving Wa>hin.tn,
iues'ial S, thursdays ana Satur,iaxs. rs
turning leave rinehnrst Mon0avs. Mel.
ne-oAys and Fridays.
, Nns "a ANA cii-Seahonrd NaH
uliinan Drawing Room Buffet >lcepin1
Car between New York and .IackSonyiii,
connecting 40 Hamlet with sleen,n.
car o. and from Atlanta, ia connection ,,if1
when through Pullman tickets are soij
Sale Cars ON all through trains. Rufiet
a4.ur car service e.ween Washinrfnn
southern Pines and Hamlet LEAVING MASH,
hslon Mondays, W ednesday ; aud tr,davs
returning leave Hamlet TUESDAYS. Th.r>,
day ana saturdays
", j., MAY. City Ticket AGENT
4. SM ITH, District Pass. AGENT
1000 East Main Street.
PhOn .t.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-01-10
uItiratum to China.

Pekin. Jan. Sat a meeting yes
terday all the foreign ministers ox-
cept United States Minister Conger
signed the join note informing ths
Chinese government that a failure to
fulfill its obligations in refusing TO
pay the war indemnity on a gold ba.
sis. as provided for by the peace pro.
tocol, would entail grave conse-
nuancaa
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-01-10

rain No. - leaves EickmonJ TN
daily FOR Petersburg. NoFlina. y. & and
an intermediate points. Oounfctinn .f
Nof'iha with trains arriving Ileuder.o
v- 7. IA and Raleigh 3 iop. IN. daily. and
i'1 . ?. m. daily, except sunday.
FOR al Florida last coast points AMI 49,, f,s,
ana Ioft0 NcO, at New Orleans for at
points IN Texas. Mexico and Californ
TEAMS ARRIVE Az EICmNoNp-D,u,
- "a. M, No. 80 From an points Soutl
% p. M. Nc t6 and Southwest
- p M, W. IS. from Norl'na. \ 4
petersburg and local points.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-01-10
SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAIIwA>,

south and Southwest. Florida. Cuha TeNa
.1ii'iornia and Mexico, reaching the Capl
SCHEDULE IL ErFEcr NOV. DR. tona
MAINS LEAVE hlCuMOND-MAIN sTlsfrr
SrAriON-pAIrN
The evening world., 1903-12-02
J0kMOuvNoM S0MsAS0Ns
Are Offering Bargains in
Blankets and Household Linens
FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

Table Linens.
65 pieces alI-Iinen half bIesched
Table Damask, 81 inches wide,
heavy weight and exceptionally
strong; value Csc. yd., this sale,
45c. yd.
so pieces full bIeached satin Table
Damask, all linen, In 6 hand
soma floral and scroll designs, 6S
In. wide; regular price soc. yd.,
this SALE 7Sc. yd.
The evening world., 1903-12-02

did not itnow until last night. howeyer.
that they had overlooked a most Ealua-
BILE aid in Joseph Weaver's parrot
Johnny.
Before Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver retired
they locked every door and saw that
each window fastening wa in It's place.
As the mistress OF the house started up
stairs her last word a johnny. look
out for burglars"
Bel viii" said Johnny.
All was quiet IN the house and II
o'clock had Just struck when Mrs.
Weaver nudged heft husband.
"Joseph." shc whispered. what =
that?"
johnny Made n Rumpus..
Mr.. Weaver rubbed mis- eyes. and from
below stairs sounded Johnny's voice.
D It IT'S cold. Col-ll-d. Come
down and close the window"
Mr.. Weaver said he was sure that ali
the windows had been locked;
DOWN We' an = w e,..ns ana y' s..@ mad better &c
D It,, are YOU going to let me
freezer It's ooa-l-l-d." chartered
Johnny.
the matter with chat parrot" and Mrs.
Weaver sntigeled, tho clothes closer
around her. n the head OF the house
started downstairs, taking a reyolysr;
thrlrrh an open window. A. glance
showed him a knife that a burglar had
dropped. after pushing the olakp out
of place. The intruder had gone. Grab
bling an overcoat from the rack IN the
hall. Weaver ran out OF the house and
down the hill. He forgot to close the
window In his haste, and for a hundred
feet and more Johnny's voice dealt out
some talk che like OF which, had never
been heard In Bdgewater before, o.
that would cause instant expulsion from
Zion City.
Weaver. reached the ferry Just as the
midnight boat was pulling out and re-
ported his case, to the v~tgilantes. who
Immediately elected him to be TO
stand watch over tho village tomorrow
night and leave the parrot TO guard
Mrs. Weaver and his fires!de,
When ,1ohnny's master got back to
S~hadysi6e all was quiet and the, window
was closed. His wife said that he ought
10 have been ashamed of himself to
leave that window open with Johnny
as he was.
II had to got up in the cold and 20
down and quiet him. Joe. Weaver, or
I'd never have been able to look my
nelghbors in the face again"
Did he see the burglar"
Yes and IL you'd gon downstairs
whom Johnny begun to swear you
would have captured him"
The evening world., 1903-12-02

81 POUNDS
Miss Blanche j. Kelley, OF Provi-
dence, R.I.,Was Restored to Health
by Father Johns Medicine.

Miss Blanche j. Kelley. Of 295 Pearl
street. Providence. R. l.. says: Last sum
mer while in bathing at Newport 1 was
overcome with chills. They affected my
heart. I had several physicians. and they
claimed / had palpitation Of the heart.
None OF them, did, me much good. About
two years ago l had an operation performed.
It was for abscess. The physicians claimed
! would never have my more. One. year
never had that removed. I tried a bottle Of
take It I only weighed ss pounds. NV
weight at the present time is 1876 pounds. I
cnnnot say enough in praise OF. your medi-
cine. I had to give up my position as book
keeper. but since. I started to take Father
Johns Medicine / can attend to my. bust
ness. I have a married sister who had sew
eral hemorrhages. and the physicians could
not do anything to stop them. I sent her a
bottle Of your medicine. and she has never
had any more trouble with tho hemorr-
have recommended 1t to a great
many OF my friends. who have tried Il and
found great beneht from II. I will always
keep Father Johns Medicine on hand. And
cannot say enough in praise Of IT"
(signed) Blanche J. Kelley.
The evening world., 1903-12-02
PARROT HELPS IN
HUNT FOR THIEVES
Edgewater Bird Sits Up at
Night with an Eye Out for a
Band of Bold, Bad Bur-
glars.

A vigilance committee Of twenty-five
citizens and a parrot. which swears like
a trooper, are sitting up o. nights In
the beautiful Jersey village of Edge
water with an eye out for n ang of
burglars who have been robbing houses
right and left for many weeks past.
One gets TO, Edgewater on tho Fort
Lee ferry from the foot OF One Hundred
and Thirtieth street, but not until re-
Gently have tine Manhattan burglars.
whose scaips are being sought on the
other side of the Hudson. crossed tho
river In that way. Last summer they
used rowboats.
During the months OF June. July and
August. when the burglars were going
to and fro In rowboats, there wasn't a
nlght, that a burglary was o COM
mitted In Fdgewater or the nclghboring
villages OF ~Shadyslde. Grantwood and
Fort Lee. People were terrified. for
they had never had to loc their doors
and windows before.
Hunter Was Suspected.
Suspicion finally pointed toward n
hunter Woo lived in Edgewater, and
when he found out that ne was being
watched there was q let-up In the via. tn-
ton OF crime. The villagers were Just
growing comfortable again when two
weeks ago a new series of ourglaries
pass that the ordinary police protection
of two cofe n q sergeant was no
longer adequate and the vigilance com
'mittee was organized. The members
The evening world., 1903-12-02
JAIL RATHER THAN
GIVE UP THE DOC
Mrs. Sarah Cohen demonstrates
with Tears When the Court
Orders Pet Returned to Its
Owner.

Topsy did not appear as a witness to
testify In dog language as to which OF
her claimants was her real witness. And
when Joe Bollar held up Topsy's mother
In his arms and offered her as a wit
ness. Justice Roesch ruled hat her tes-
tlmony was incompetent on the question
OF whether Topsy was Identical with the
$50 dog lost by Miss Lena Heltler. and
the puppy which Herman Waller gave
10 his sister, Mrs. Sarah Cohen. of No.
1888 Second street. But the east side
Scion said he would take her testimony
as evidence that her daughter Topsy,
image OF herself. was a gray French
poodle.
Miss Heitler testified with tears that
she had treasured Topsy or two and a
hal years when, n day he disappeared.
She had mourned or Topsy or twelve
weeks when. one day, her rieRd, the
p~oliceman, had ound Topsy in the pos
session OF Mrs. Cohen.
Mrs. Cohen testified that she and her
brother Herman were sitting on the stoop
poodle or sale.
3tsHe asked so cents said the defend
and. My brother dickered with him
He said he'd give IS; the man came
doMn q y; ana S1s AZ Ster "a a ~ Th nae,. when ZEN h mar
said take him. Then Herman gave the
dog to me-
ihsflee Roesch ruled that Topsy should
70 back to Miss Heitler.
UFa. Cohen declared she would neve
give up her pet. The Court solemnly
1dmouIf1ed her nat even o woman
n1at Ted the laws decree. and tina,
no 8zH11 ii liable TO arrest IL she did
hot Oh he mandate OF the court.
rH1I . 10 jail fret" was the lasi
|E'az z1<I " the n~nguccesafal defend
1aesz 1T the coa room
The evening world., 1903-12-02
KNEW HER W HUSBAND.
Mrs.. Perrine Knocked ont lmpostoI
with q brick and Got Shot.

with q Brick and Got Shot,.
As the result OF a dispute as to whose
wife she is. Mrs. Adelia Perrine,
twenty-nlne years old, Is suffering in
the Hudson Street Hospital to-day with
a bullet wound In her thigh. Matthew
Agnew. fifty years old. is a prisoner.
held on a charge OF felonious assault.
Mrs. Perrlne and her husband, Harry
Perrine. were walking along Canal
street when they met Agnew. Both Ag
new and Perrine are canal-boat men
but the latter is at present out OF EN-
ployment.
Agnew stopped the twain and said
the woman was his wife. Perrine dis
puted his claim and the two mon began
to hght. Mrs. Perrine. who thought she
ought to know whose wife she was.
took a hand in the argument. A brick
bat was lying near by. and she picked
II up. Just Gs Agnow drew q revolver
from his pocket the brickbat landed on
his forehead. The revolver went of
and Mrs. Perrlne fell with a bullet in
her thigh.
The brickbat had dazed Agnew and
he was easily disarmed. Policeman
Driscoll took him to the Leonard Street
Station and Mrs. Perrine was sent to
the hospital.
The evening world., 1903-12-02
With Last Breath Little Four
Year-0Id Sent Word for Her
to "Braos Up" as "Katy Is
Going to Heaven"
FRock HAD CAUGHT FIRE.
Terribly Burned, Little Katy Judges
.~iferoIsn Aroused the Admiration
Of the Surgeons at the New York
Hospital.

r,1r A., r.-yo.h,,,rod ,r,rrcor, a
the New York Hospftal wero moved 10
day whom f~our-year-old Katy Judge
turned oIaintive,y 10 her nurse and with
~. -, a.. ..sL -, 40 a. r.. r,,.,
une dast wny spaIk o. ZIG III "0f ti''
OF q BODY exclafmed;
lady. YOU just tell mudder to brace
i'm an Katy IL ro,rx TO heaven"
w. - 80, - -. 49,,
Tnen n praVe mWIe oaoy lay ooch
The evening world., 1903-12-02
Napkins to Match.

Towellings.
$50 dozen heavy linen Huck
Towels, size 1ox38; value
l6c., this sale, -12Lc. ....
ion pieces all-linen Barnsley
Crash 1oweling, Is Inches
wide, u regular loo. grade. at
'l2Hc.
Bed Spreads.
2 cases full size croche ct Bed
Spreads, latest Marseilies de-
signs; regular price $l.35; this sale
csc. each
1aii Orders Promptly Filled.
8 & 9 SITS.
The evening world., 1903-12-02

Blankets.
1000 pairs Of California and West.
slightly soiIed. at the following re-