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The evening world., 1903-10-09
JUMPS IN RIVER
TO AVOID ARREST
George Martins Bath Fails to
Save Him from the Clutches
of Policeman, Who Pursues
Him in a R0Wboat.

Simply because n fugitive jumped over
board was no reason why he should es-
cape, in the opinion OF Policeman Thorn.
as Reid. of the East Twenty-second
street station. Then. with the aid OF a
rowboat, and much perseverance,. he cap
tured him.
An hour previously Reid had cap
tpred George Turner, The latter was
trying to get on a Belt line car nj
Twenty-eighth street and First avenue.
He carried a bag of brass junk, stolen
from a shop on the pier at the foot OF
East Twenty-ntnth street.
After he had Turner In a cell. Reid
went to the Junkshop and found George
and William Martin, brothers. prowling
aroun the place. They started to run,
but he caught William and turned him
over to several men to hold while he
pursued George.
George ran to the end of the pier and
jumped overheard. Reid got n rowboat
and rowed out in h stream, where
George was trying to swim down to an
other pier. He dragged him into the
boat. took him ashore, and then to the
station-house,
The evening world., 1903-10-09
LEON SANDERS TO BE JUDGE
Tammany Agrees Upon Him in New
Municipal Court District.

BY agreeing upon Leon Sanders, ex-
Assemblyman in the Twelfth Assembly
District. for he new Justiceship in the
T~hirteepth Municipal Court. Tammany
to-day destroyed the hopes of Judge
Henry II. Goldfogle and seven young
lawyers OF the Fourth Assembly Dis
trict, all OF whom were candidates for
the place.
Sanders has been Assemblyman -four
terms. nj Is a worker in Tammany
Hall. The new JustIceship Is In a dis
900 persons. 1t Is a place much coveted,
and some tall wire pulling was required
before h seduction was determined
loon.
The evening world., 1903-10-09
Layton In Her Cell in the
! Tombs Makes Written State
ment of Her Relations with
Dr.. Johnston.
REGRETS THAT SCANDAL
HAS INVOLVED HIS NAME.
Admit They Were Not Married,
and Says She Believes Real
Mrs. Johnston to Be a Noble
Woman.

with her proud spirit broken. her fac,
white as death. Marie Layton Johnston
&the young woman accused of robbine
the United States Playing Card Com
kpany to an amount estimated to be be
tween $4,000 n 100000. told in a eel
lin the Tombs to-day how deal DR.. AL
bert Mix Johnston is still to her.
3 She talked of his lawful wife. Heller
4 Pulls Johnston, the woman he de-
serted. leaving her to support hersel.
mi her little child, as though shs
had the greatest admiration for her
Then this miserable, pretty prisoner
ftoid how she had kept the world IT
i ignorance OF her true relations with
Johnston. and how she now grieved
4 that scandal should have become at
etached to the name Of Johnston.
Fearful lest she be misquoted in her
\ statsment to the public. Mrs. Johnston
asked that h be permitted to write
4 what she wanted the world to know.
! Her written statement follows:
I tHer Statement to the Public.
4 TN reply to your many requests fol
further knowledge regarding the report
that Mr.. Johnston has a wife (Mrs.
I. . q 4 AZ " iliiiUt nlhd q
little daughter. 1t Is true. l am not DIR.
Johnston's lawful wife, although none
or my associates except his mother
knew of Il.
had understood from people who knew
o that she was IA woman OF Erend
character and n good true mother. but
that she and her husband d d mt live
% nsRRiiy se iSssthsF a Mishi Ry a mu sRort af li%e
! after their marriage. As far as DIR.
! Johnston's deserving his wife for me, It
Is not true, as they had been living
net the doctor. In many instances /
have asked DR.. Johnston why he did
not contribute toward their support and
10 accept anything from me-
MIS-. Helen Johnston Is a clever
musician and believe this talent per-
the support OF herself and daughter.
Thd&nucnerouS papers have spoken very
narhp otADr, Johnston, but 1t Is wrong;
E xDfd Net Live Extrnvngnnt.
"we did n6tsliyesas sex~eavagapuy as
reported and entertained but few. Tho
Doctors mother has been placed in some
very unpleasant situations at times n
this marriage complication but in ali
daushter.Ih MIA sri aad 70 mS Sesiad P sme h hss
tried to be a mother at best to both OF
us | regret that this public stigma
should be placed upon d woman OF her
years. tatS
81 understand that Mrs. Helen Johnston
has begun divorce proceedings against
her husband, naming me as correspond
ent. al such a time as this l am not In
a position TO say whether or not DR..
Johnston and myself will be married IL
q divorce be granted. but l would like
the public TO know that DR.. Johnston
has o all that is within his power
for me.
MARIE LAYTON JOHNSTON"
The evening world., 1903-10-09
TWO UNION MEN HELD.
Accused by David MarEevins<i of
Attacking Him.

David Margovinski. a n~on-union pa
per-box maker, of No. f4 West Broad
way, appeared in the Jefferson Market
Police Court to-day as complainant
against Gustave Miller. of NO. 1414 De
Kalb avenue. Brooklyn. whom he
charged with being one OF the union
box makers who attacked him on Mon
day night last Mt the corner of We
Broadway and Houston street.
Miller had no derense to offer and
was held by Magistrate Poo in $500
bah for trial. As Margovinski was leav-
ing the bridge" he recognized in ons
of the spectators in the courtroom an
other of his assailants, and Roundsman
Taggart, of the court squad, at once
placed the man indicated under arrest.
Thu second prisoner was John Siegler,
of No. 10 M~orningslde avenue. He was
held in $500 bonds to keep the peace.
The evening world., 1903-10-09
BURGLARS ANNOY
! WHIST PLAYERS
Game interrupted by Sound of
File and Jimmy-Seekers A.
ter Other Persons Wealth Are
Caught in the Act.

Two young men. one with the soft
arraigned to-day in tho Harlem Court
On a charge OF burglary.
The elder Of the two - EDWARD Cook.
t~wentythree year old. whose picture
has a place in the Rogues' Gallery. The
younger n the leader 10 Just turned
sixteen, but he acts like q man hard
sned to the world: cool, self-possessed
md with q certain AIR of fine breeding
that takes him out Of the ordinary
criminal class. He ave the name OF
William Kohler when arrested last
night with his companion.
Cook and Kohler attempted to rot
the hardware store OF Hordes Brother.
last night. at 1000 Third avenue, the DO.
iiee say. "a whist party was in progress
upstairs and one of the guests. William
Nelbrook. a lawyer. Of No. 50 Broad.
syay, heard the sound OF file and Jimmy
working below. Rushing into the base,
nent he found Cook and Kohler a.
work n held them until q policeman
erriye9 opithe scene.
Cook Has n Record.
wheal taken to headquarters to-da,
Epok was recognized az a burglar with
alreeord. He was sent to Elm4ra 10,
five years, for stealing 5000 worth o
9ewelry from a Mrs. Hanford. of the sa.
Reno, apartment-house, In Central Parl
/, West. Cook admitted his identity.
The police thought they would have q,
easy time with Kohler. and tina In
f2w minutes. of examination they woua.
discover ali about his family and hi
past. They we're disappointed. for tn
boy knew how to hold his tongue an,
say no more than, under tho circum
etances, a good for him.
~ met Cook three or four days AFRO.
I he Eaid fAI1d, If you want to know IN,
Occupation, I'm an electrician"
~ you work at your trader" no wa
Ms Hama. Soft.
ms boy responded in the affirmative
BIT shs.9n1sr. pulling UP his hands
witch vera soft and we'll cared fol
lid: f"Eon neve worked In your Me-
Koh1ar smiled. and then told the polio
nat a1heH had better not waste time b
zTstnz : . EeE more Information out {
IN g - new how to keep his tongu
0uI14s Ina police think the boy come
z.a HafHnfa and TIT he, acc
The evening world., 1903-10-09
REGIsTER

This is the first day of registra-
ton. The books will be open In all
the boroughs from z A. NJ. to II
Il. NJ.
The other registration days are
Saturday, Oct. TO-
Friday, Oct. 10.
Saturday, Oct. II.
Voters who fail to register cannot
vote in the election for Mayor and
county officers on Nov. 3.
The evening world., 1903-10-09
The New
Prize Puzzles.

Printed In Four COlOrS. A Novelty
and an Instruction. Big Cash
Prizes.
The evening world., 1903-10-09
HAMILTON FISH IMPROVING.
Was Taken Ill m Car and Removed
10 Republican Club.

Assistant United States Treasurer
Hamilton Fish. who was taken Ill on a
broadway car Wednesday afternoon and
removed to the Republican Club In a
carriage, is very much improved to-day.
1t Is said he was threatened with APP
pendicltis. lie is being attended at the
Republican Club by DIR. Robert Able.
Mr.. Fish's daughters visited him yes
terday. having come 10 this city from
Garrison's. but they returned last night.
The evening world., 1903-10-09
DIES SUDDENLY IN SLEEP.

Mary j.. Cotter, a domestic employed
by Miss Emma Murray, of No. 2Os East
Eighty fifth street. was ound dea in
her bed when her mistress went TO call
her this morning. The cause OF her
death was not apparent, although Miss
Murray thdughti IL to have baapS heart,
disease. SUI vas forty live ye4fs old.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-16
Recovered Speech and Hearing.

Messrs. Ely Bros.-I commenced u.s.
.ng your Cream Balm about two years
ago for catarril. Ny voice was sorae-
what thick and my hearing was dull.
My hearing has been fully restored
and my speech has become quite
clear. am a teacher in our town.
L. G. Brown, Granger, O..
The Balm does not irritate or cause
sneezing. Sold, by druggists at 50
cents or mailed by Ely Brothers. Sc
Warren street, New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-16
CniY T aNN.TaNs- ] nnner.

Mr.. tarFea. ire @EEceti~tns solici-
Tor for the nov ely directory to Dc
-S~Hed at so early d@t@. says he will
rclaain in lie. city ely q few days
longer and those who want ADVERTISE
nents in the directory should be pre-
pared to close a contract with him on
his first visit. as his time is limited
and he has many people to see
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-16
RYAN'S CATARRHLiNE

IS Gods gift to man 1t is a positive
cure for catarrh of the head and nose,
hay fever, asthma, headach, and will
cure a cold in one nights time. For
sale at all drug stores
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-16
Demands of Ernlisn Labor.

English srades ulious are for direct
a5or reHreseltatioa i'll Parliament
aae eiGAl-aour dag, NATURALIZATION Of
and, railways ara mines, old age pen
slon5. temperance reforms. courts Of
IT !tTivicl, are among the principa:
demands
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-16
a Ntss!!isiti5i,.;a S-ind.

Two years ago tl.a German colonial
,ocioty offered pi:ze tor the finding
# plant in the German colonies fur
nishiIg gutta-percha suitable for
cable purposes. A telegram from Ger
man New Guinea says that gutta-
percha, as well as rubber, has been
found in large quantities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-16
ROYALTY in Yacht Club.

The New York ldcit Club has
elected the German emperor and his
brother, Prince Henry, honorary
members OF the club. OF which King
Edward VII. has long been an honor
ary member.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-16

TcUnq J-cs Cont Smoke.

visitor frem Japan says that in
his country the pipe is much approved,
and taat the cigarette comes next in
popular favor Minors are forbidden
!y law TO smoke and such is the re-
srcct for authority there that no Jap
anese small boy dreams Of violating
the law
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-16
Grazing Left to Chance.

Though there are many goats in
Malta they have no regular grazing
ground but the herds are driven along
the roads and hillsides, where they
Pick up anything they can find
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-16
k,faW Her Readers.

Editor-You #art 10 he sure, Miss
= rateAirGton, ti.&t al the historical
data Of youl 1o1el * strictly correct.
Mss scratc staA-Don't worry
about that, des.t s. Gle who know
aisyory never read Historical aovels.-
brooklyn LIE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-16

block 40, Tannehill and Owens addi-
ti".,. 500 cash and balance in four
yuar., $500.
&.n i.uinpkins to James II. Bosh,
l,aet III ne Sc sw 1863, $25.
Al,heimer Townsite company to c.
Z. Sleade: lot Z. block IS, Altheimer,
500.
Al,hei,ner Townsite company to c..
C. Sleade; lot 10, block 81, Altheimer,
$l00.
Ai,hriner Townsite company to G.
c. S!aade Tot l. block so, ct al lands,
Ntheimer, 5000.
George Jones to A. W, Troupe:
lots 8 and 10, lot ., Leroy's addi
ton, s. 80
r. Y. Williams to Il. i
800. i',t :, ny G6-G, et al lands, 81.
.. "a. N1N@lne 10 ula V Barron
- Sc 30 40. et al lands. S25 500
r. +. Williams to Il. Y Williams;
y NV IL 6-e-G, ct al lands. 81.
S. GeisraiJer to Scinio Q. Graves.
lot 3. block Il. Geiareiters addition,
ele5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-16

Hundreds Of lives saved every year
by having DR.. Thomas Eclcctric Oil
in the house Just wnen it is needed
Cures Group. heals buns, cuts. wounds
Of all sorts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-16

Want Treatiaes g, Fish POISON.
In view CT the re he, deaths fol
lowing Jao eatias Of so.2e hinds OF
raw smoked fish, the Aoa-,ielas of ST.
Petersburg offers 1,a1Q luhlos in
prizes for the best tsealses on fish
poison.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-16

All the healing balsamic virtues of
the Norway pine are. concentrated in
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Ma
ture's own remedy for coughs and
colds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-16

81 ~. w. 5JinSiOf, AGSes Tor. -
4 = T. !. i. i: & ss. = j. T. !. :, +
!. u. Elliott to John Williams; Sc
2l+4-7. ct al lands, $1,000.
J. sE. Fluker estate to VIM. Burke,
block 13, WoodrHf's addition,
M. Calvert to w. F. Calvert;
n NV, 27-7-1o, $500.
bed Rice to Mason Rice; II in
let In ne sw, 25-4-9, ct al lands
i NJ. Smith to Joe Jocko; part NV
22-3-11, 500.
rank snipes to D. B. Niven; part
NV: 25-3-9 500.
gorge W. Edwards to Richard
nsQn; part lot c. Meyers addition,
\ ' ,oslie to D. a. sieYer;; all &c
$1,000.
NNAa Thona5 to Belle T. Buerry;
s6sblock 10, Woodruff's addition,
l2eimer Townsite company to C,
4gner; lot /, block 81, Althaim-
e of w. A. w. Nelson to Frank
III; south part sw 31-7-lo, ct al
s175.
r. Core to Dorsey Brown;
ASS, 81
Roberts, commissioner TO p.
kins: lot S. block IS. al
f. orril! s1se5.
of rkars,ae to l. ]. Wick;
sw, 1859, s47.50.
Eick to e J. Bevans; part lot
Clark addition, 500.
Freeman to Annie Freeman;
locif SIS, Dexter Harding's ad-
k.NHer- to VIM. Burke: lot 3.
WNodruff's addition, $3.50.
hall Rice to Alice NJ. Rein
lot 8, subdivision lots and
2 and 3. Henry Hardings ad-
Zoo.
Is. ,McNew to Mills s. Camp:
in NV NV 22-3-11. $50.
D Tahb to Chas. Shaw; lot. 1,
Oakes Republican., 1903-06-05

Springs, Montana, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Mccartney are staying. Mr..
Chamberlin's health has been very
poor recently and he will remain at
the Springs for two or three weeks.
Moss Chambsrlin is assisting his fa-
ther in the postofice during his un-
cle's absence.
Oakes Republican., 1903-06-05

sexes displayed in the Petet Family's
great diversified acrobatic acts with
Gollmar Bros. Big Railroad Shows
and Big Double Menagerie. Will
exhibit here Monday, June 8th.
The boys nine went to Babcock
Sunday and wiped up the earth with
the kid team there to the tune of 81
to l3, winning the $40 purse which
had been put up. The boys natur
ally feel rather proud, as this is the
third time they have beaten the Bab-
cock nine.
Miss Mabel Crawford, the popular
'hello GIRL" received an express pack
age recently which was found to Coz
tain one mud turtle. She intended
fattening it for turtle soup but it es-
capped, and a suitable reward will no
doubt be forthcoming upon its re-
turn to her.
The rifle and gun clubs we're up
against lot of hard luck at their
last meeting and we refrain from
publishing tho scores made lest the
indignant marksmen prove more sue
cessful in shooting at real live re-
porter than they were at bringing
down clay pigeons.
The "Tooze's," the best baseball
team in the twin cities outside of the
league, will play the Lidgerwood
nine on the Lidgerwood grounds
Saturday and Sunday, June 9Th and
9TH. An invitation is extended to the
Cakes fans to attend and witness a
couple good games.
A son of the late Geo. w. Turner
of Nicholson was here Monday for
casket for his father, who was found
dead in bed Monday morning. He
was about "a years of age and had
been in good health, death resulting
from heart failure. The funeral was
held Tuesday at Harlem.
Percy Wood has sold his big st.
Bernard dog, Prince, to E. E. Blan-
chette of Montezuma, Iowa. who was
here this week. Mr.. Wood expects
to have smaller house dog and as
he did not require two, disposed of
Prince for fancy price. The ami
NAL is about five years old and is
very intelligent.
A number of young people are ar
ranging to go over to Glendale next
week to attend the county Sunday
school convention. Raw. E. P. Law
renee reads q paper on "The Boys"
and Rev. j. N. Loach will speak on
's'The Best Methods of Bible Study"
and special music will be given by
other members of the Oakes Sunday
schools.
Postmaster M. N. Chamberlin left
yesterday morning for Hunters Hot
Oakes Republican., 1903-06-05

The ladies aid of the Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. Fuller
next Thursday afternoon.
j. G. Stiel left Wednesday night
for Jamestown and from there went
on to points in Montana.
Messrs. Art Bartlett and Charley
Wattles of Silver Leaf transacted
business here Wednesday.
A. R. Stone of Lisbon was here
over Tuesday night on his way to
Brookings. South Dakota.
Mrs. Chas. Stabler returned home
Friday from a visit in Harvey and
Enderlin with her husband.
Braddock Republican: Mrs. Fred
Mitchell and baby are visiting her
parents at Cakes this week.
About three thousand sheep ar
rived Tuesday from Montana to be
fattened on the Glover farm.
Miss Jessie Head, who has been
employed in the City restaurant, left
Tuesday for her home in Hecla.
w. N. Bateman and Sea1ight Craft
drove to Ludden Wednesday even
ing to attend Odd Fellow lodge.
DR.. S. w. Teal was in Sargent
county last week and found two
glandered horses near Lidgerwood.
The L. T. L. will meet in the Meth
odist church on Friday afternoon at
four o'clock. Everybody welcome.
Frank Dennison and wife we're up
from Guelph over Sunday visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. w. N. Bateman
Joe Smith returned home Thurs
day from Washington, D. c., and
will spend couple months at home
Miss kanka johnson returned
home Wednesday night from ten
days visit with friends in Minnesota
Mrs. w. A. McCulley and daugh'
ter Roberta went up to Glover Sun
day for short visit at the Nelson
home.
H. V. Hicks, accompanied by A. A
Bartlett, who represents a St. Pau
house, drove to Crete and back Wed.
nesday.
Will and Edith Hanna of Lisbon
spent Tuesday night here enroute tc
Canova, South Dakota, to consult DR.
Kroeger.
Frank Bush is nursing an injury te
his right eye, received while playing
ball with a dipper. Just ask him fol
particulars.
Will Ladd and his bride arrived
home Saturday and will occupy the
Chesebro residence, which he recently
purchased.
Will DeVry came down from Lidg'
erwood yesterday morning to assist
the Cakes ball team in the games
with Fargo.
The N. P. weed burner went thrc
here Wednesday. 1t burns all the
weeds for about two feet on each side
of the track.
A. G.. Ramharter spent Sunday al
Lake ClitheralI. getting things in
readiness for his family to occupy
their cottage.
Mrs. R. G. Addy and Miss Alma
Curtain will be here over Sunday tc
visit the formers son and attend the
circus Monday.
Miss Cora Jenkins came down from
LaMoure Tuesday, where she has
been teaching school, to spend hel
vacation at home.
P. I. Neister left Monday evening
for Dell Rapids, South Dakota, to Of
fciate at the wedding of q friend ir
the capacity of best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Slocum and
son Henry arrived from Minot the
first of the week to visit with her par
ents at the Vinkle House.
Saturday, Decoration Day, wa'
Oakes Republican., 1903-06-05

Minor Tuesday to attend the funeral
of their brother Mason, e.. Fl. Dill
lingham.
Misses Kate King. Winifred Tous-
Icy, Edna and Ina Randall left Mon
day morning to spend their vacation
from school duties at their homes in
Ellendale.
Mrs. j. F. Black arrived Saturday
from Aberdeen and spent Sunday at
the Libby home. Mr.. Black drove
over from Harlem and took her home
that evening.
The 500 changed time Sunday, the
train arriving from the east at 7:3O
and leaving at $50 a. NJ. The train
from the west comes in at 5:45 p. m.
and leaves an hour later.
The coffee urn at the City restau-
rant went on strike Saturday night
and blew up, inaictiug few slight
burns on the person oftthe night as
sistant, Jimmie Bunker.
j. A. Dakin OF Laurens, Iowa, ar.
rived Tuesday on his way to Gwin-
ner, where he has farm. He has
property interests in Iowa, but says
his crop there is completely drowned
out
Messrs. Mohr, Olson, Davis and
Thompson went to Glendale Satur-
day to play with the Ellendale team
against Frederick, the former win
ming by score of IL to 10, in eleven
innings
True Thatcher of Guelph, John
Gidner and Jas. Pollock of Ellendale,
S. R. Dales of Hankinson and E. E.
Dales of Drayton, Ontario, were
among the out of town visitors in
Cakes Wednesday.
Mrs. Arp and three children ar
rived Tuesday from Breckenridge to
spend month with her mother, Mrs.
Middaugh. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Chilson and daughter, who
will remain for week or ten days.
Tie topic for the Sunday morning
service in the Presbyterian church
| will be, "Judge not, that ye be not
Judged" and in the evening the pas
tor will take for his subject, Where
is Abel thy Brother?" Special music.
Sunday, June 18th, is the annual
memorial day of the Modern Wood
men and special services will be held
in the morning at the Methodist
church. Members of the order are
requested to meet at the hall at 10
a. m.
Henry Stock of Howard, South Da-
kota, this week purchased a half sec
tion farm in Riverdale township from
j. G. Hoidal. He returned home
this morning but the Republican will
keep him informed of affairs in this
vicinity.
The marvellous European Dahns
seem to possess supreme power over
the center of gravity. They will pro-
duce their somersaulting, cake walk
ing, high wire exhibition with Coll
mar Bros, Big New Railroad Shows
June 9Th.
On Thursday, June 25, 1908, at the
fire engine house in Oakes, an cleo
tion will be held, voting upon the
question of issuing bonds for $4,000,
payable in, five years, for the pur-
pose of building an addition to the
school house.
Mrs. Leiick and daughter Susie
came in from Breckenridge last week
to attend commencement and visit
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Rob-
ert CLARK. Miss Susie returned home
Monday but her mother will remain
for an indefinite time.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Vinkle, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Slocum and son Henry
left Tuesday for Cltherall, where
they have a cottage. They tele
phoned news of their safe arrival d.
rect from the cottage to the Vinkle
House Wednesday morning.
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