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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19
3Hputuuo.
GIarfs Stiaina uucriur 9opcm.

Get err Der / Sonoet en- olmirbeIis
girISerSe Sep ON at SuItmen mao
mbertesne StisOer tili5eunN Non,
Den pcS SprSruseIieu al 9rinoeien.
Som. Serator GIart bar. efter bpaS
Der rpIig er fommet for Soget prret
Gin | ire @ar, men bor erooe upIis
c~oeroraset @rnrOeienoom Jon usiit
NsanN, San ioIge iaaIeoes lit eesan.
re SRm / steiu BORT til en- aorpcra.
iion, Jon Snnneoes Tor Ter MaaneSer
iiSen, % ban ioIate en- itor Eel al lin
Wiueiereom i Butte til en- aorpora.
ton ! Sqdane, iom falSes Original
SoufcIibateS Winira Go, uSen al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19

iIist fanSt Gteo, buprior ontaItc 81
oct on life isr2"
ypct er life aniparIig. Gun Ga
Uterine @ibion nstingoe Gag moi
8pen Chicago ior $4,000 G{aoesD
critotuing, icrM bun fit en- sfrrr
brrftet o. i'm Rpa beifaSieet iutoei
sSsroqnois Teaterbrnnoen iiSite Binier
CONNER SoIoom oigap forIeoen Toe
! ben bsiere Ret oen aienoeIie, al
gpen er life artibarIig for 8rmhbert.
Ger er ontrett 60 anore eager mob
gpen fore. Ga oeriom bernie Sau bar
snact gnen imob, err oct ianbimtIigt,
at Der pilne bnpe fomnist manage flc.c,
o. at gpen piloe prre blepen fGgisat
ior en- Sim al life minore enc
$4,000 900: men Tommen i Wiis
Gibbons Sag piI forebpsse oioere
SsssmaaI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19
4uo gakntu.
&piebnb CT life oct cneite StcS.

Ser bar i oe ii0lte Gage fomutet man.
ge Soft til Eierre, iom bor p9ret paa
Hoiebiib Heierpotionen. De bar iet
paa 2ano oeitenior Tierre % itn6er,
Of bet or Iigeioo go6t ion Roiebub
SurSet. Wtortoe bar ogina toset 9dnb
Der, % man tror, at nour 9~oStrptnin.
aen | 9oneiteel err oper. pil n,ai,ae al
Sc ifitffeoe 2anbisaere fomre Noa toge
Saro / Hterre.
Gooofut George s. @iliamiun bar
/ SorSbngs / Qierre % onisete Sere.
iterEt ON en- Wtunomms-S rbre / ben
ier omtoIte SuIoonlicenIe Sag
SetIunb. CONNER Wbitnep. bolbt
nemIia for Ret. at SoIoonIitenie life
frnoe uoite6rS / Setlouo, forbt ga.
loonipsrgSmooIet life blcp itemt oncr
inor. % IN oiIoe gIprofoter az Spie.
iteret ian SrSre til l~lbiteSelie af 81.
ceu'e, ir6til Soaen fan blipe bebonS.
let / Seicitrret. Retteu ofpi'te In.
iggningeu, men ben opperlereSe Soa
bill mart bIipe optdsen iii 9ebono.
ling | &ettcu.
Spieitcrct of9ah iibitc SorSSoa en-
SienbeIie. Tom fan bIioe al getpo.
ming for Dem. iom M ,%iettler pao
8oiemt6 9aubet. Oct bar / Saeen
@ouI6 nS. Srder, % oct omitriote
8lutft bar, ON Smto funoe toges og
irIaes for @iGIo fsr gieren al Te.
9icriugeu bar facet Eatcnt pao San.
Oct. ltnoerretters Som bleo itaS.
fGitet, % ocn gar no pon, at 2oro
fan life iGIges, for Eotcutet or fom.
met / girreus S9uber, unuieet bppr
lRnse oct er. iiSen ban 9iorSe fin
final 8rooi".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19
Nnrn Pakntn.
aerrn Wirfrlanh nn Mnhren

Germ @irfsfanb o. GnSreip Grit
ion Inabe | 3orsbaes SbineIes paa e.
Sae | SinIep npr @ranS Sorts, b
Stiaa6iet, Tom Se ito6 pao, CAB efter
Grifion fnIbt neo paa Toset al Ell Ia
pere Siis % Serirn iii sSor0en iioer
rogen Sfaoe, men girfelonS iaISt pao
Scpeoet % SflIbrene Iiae til Soroer
% III inn lem inSnortes Sfaoe, al
Der bsoe n9ite Morger, San Dor en-
rorit GARNER. iom bar boet I SteeIe
60. iioen 1888. San eiterIaSer ia
ertc o. en- IiSen Gotter.
Sobn Seaser | Sanfinion uSta.t7
iorleSen Goa lin TpiI ON, at en-
9rGnmer furSe i9Ige 8Gggepatir
biaigere emo 9pens aisbmPno. %
0erpuer font ban % ar9mmern | en-
biSNg 9iipiit. % arGmmeren ian.
Of bans Orb life peieSe NOT, traE SIN
i'm Biitol cg aifpreoe ire SfuS paa
Seaser. st Sfuo itreiieoe bans Sfalp
og ct off inS | Chen. Siltrobs ior
iine Snor uuerfoIH ban BOG lin slu.
griber 90 enp bam iaoSon sSuling, at
nGrItaoenSe Solf IagSe fig imenem
ior at btr6re, at ban SrGbte BAN.
flint Scagers saar er ~oluorIiee er
De Dog life liosfariige. &rPmmeren
bragtes | &rreit til @abpeton, boor
ban ifdl irem for Giitriftsretten.
CONNER Conan | Tinneponfon,
aigoo iorleben DAG Ell aienbelie,
booroeo Sfifteretsbomnrere forbpbes
at uoiteoe Siaaoelie til apotefere til
at iGlge berliienbe Sriffe. 9omme.
relt Tiger, at aonititutionen gioer life
establishments benne Waat,
unbtaeen boor ben er eipen af SoI.
fet | Gountpet peb alminoeIig Mf.
itcmnina. Da fno, ON nogcn Goun.
tpcr | Stoten bor aipet ioabon Suris.
oiftion, bil 3umrer Gopans aien.
belle blipe al pibtrpffenSe @etpbning,
bpts Den itaofPites at Ssfeiteret. 90
potater tror, Of 8irfninaen Of Dom.
men piI bIioe, at Brobibitionsloben
life bill fnnne giememfsres | Sta.
ten. Dfau tror osioa. of bet er ct
SpsrgsmnoI, ON Observation-Disclosures
og grii6epielier, iom ubfsreS al Sfif.
terctsoommerc, err gpIbiee, ffisnt
@plbigbeoen az Siftermaal, Tom oil.
lereoe er inbgoaebe. life fon beitri
beS. SsieiteretS GfsisreIie oentes
meo ip9nbt S~nteresie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19
5tliltlIrTntd.
INTERPRETATIONS

INSTRUMENTATION irr @e,
tbonia rorit. Iutbcrfe &irtc 5ra3,as
Ii. Ec3iiur q EH&5 Houtcrct / Ter.
gus fSGGs f0rri1r &irsNl5. Gm5eS5
maroCnr or: &ntoU =. &aricu. ARA.
iiOeut; Eheo0or ,lobniou. SefutPr:
Canned Sobniou =. !. @oDum "a
Ears 2eaIau CrIiteeS. H&cnilhcocn
itn. bgaRe nh airtc poa @isnarfAoc.
l ,Fergu5 sails.
6ub NuliUripnina. - ! Sen ii0itc
g}aaHeO fom Der mere alt. I'll Elarth
emo n0gen @aHa isr, iiGcn Sigiartcn
begga0te, rGm!ig 100000 Cons.
glau Deuter, at Ser oil femme mere
aul til ale Superiyyiiecns Saore
inur cu0 nolet iorggaaenSs &lar,
enOog mere cr6 / 1902. ga ser moo,
toRes $4,000 Cons aul, al boiltet
900 IONS brigtc5 / aobberOiirifier.
nc, % aeiten tom til GitIutb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19
0eB f8Se gull 1904.

bans Some tog itoeen Gel | Snn0eIen-
let er iii ben aIminSelise Mening
blmot aouofaterue, at oeriom life
Senafcr Glarf bar en- aontraft meo
i'm aone, bpori bun bar irdidgt liz
fin Met, ian er sisie Transdftioner
isplSise I Retten. S~enaiopen oil til
Soften nteo lin itirse Suitrtt os Barn
tase gopaI | Maibington.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19
Orespn.

Sfaoe paa NbIingen. - 5oriinfeee
Mapporter ira Oregon bringer M 81.
terretninger ON Gfaoe, iom foraaria-
geoes bco Sc iprre Storme, iom ianot
Steo | geppneelpn al iorrise ltge
paa iorIficIise SteSer / Staten. 5ra
giblano Sen isnorc Gei al Sfaten
onSlades sfoSen pau Srugt til $50.
coo oa ira cen sitre Eel inches ON
Sfooe for $40 1000 pad aornaplinsen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19

SEQ ristis bar riobtaset Spsen,
ben Tai st bIiue laSt | arossn.
Gems auot 9ist % Stttisbsb
man 81 iaa sauite let blir feb.
Seq serfpr utI ben anbsiale III tieuot 90 utienei
firrut % mar,
en- iaaoan BOG oil btinse 6psse,
for Gftsrlester ba iier.
Sau 5af for Bossu o. for -9uiteu'
% for Deb arHsu~ Iissiaa.
set aft for mig sr ret be comment,
Haa tor IobrsptIie bet iaa.
8. R f1aeIien Gpbpss, q. q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19
auiarnnh,t.

Enifpr 2. y. Stloabl bar atllaaei
oct til BAN mSiteote aal6 ira Dor Srel.
iers Meuigheb, Seonomouoc.
gnraSct / 2anbsbpen Spring gal.
len antog | 6reoagS IIdner % Spe-
cififntioner for ct eleftriif 2psnerf
for 9pen, Tom Hal foite $4,000 oe
bore fGroigt ibsit. anbtio paa gr-
beibet bill itrar bIipe mootaget.
grbeibet paa Ga Crosse s. Sout6.
e~aitern @anen fol begproe berme llge.
8apitaliiter er Tonne ira Giten meo
De ~nsSuenoige MiSer iii arbeibets
SuIofsrele, Mirlionrren %. 9. 60.
aia iioer, at garer Ifol bore | 8irf.
iombeo ON ire Maoneoer. Get meiie
arbeioe bar eiort iiior, isr Be oprin.
beige aontraftsrer eioroe aonfurs.
@arcn aaor. iom befenot, meaem ga
Crosse % Sporta % ifal oripes peS
@Ieftricitet.
Suiepb u. Sdunf, forbenprrenoe
Gourtpiuperuiior / Wiltpaifee, moo
boem Der iorelon TO anfloger ira
8ranb Sitrpen for 8eitiffeIie | Sor.
hinSeIie meo ltofteSeIien at aontraf.
ter for GourtporbeiSer, fom Ecrsoag
tiLboae ira Colorado os opergob iia
til SberiHen. Gan erfieubte Jig | Ret.
ten ifgtStg | begge anfEoger og blep
iSsmt et IuIft al $1,000 oe Smfoit.
ringer eler ct gar / Spngiel. San
betaIte 9fllften.
Mtlas Tapirmplle | appleton be.
gbnote arbeihet igjer Sorsodgs Oeor.
gen me6 en- julio arbeiositprfe al
"Ronmnion" MprO. Streifen bar mi
boret iiSer CITE Slrni, os bperfen gr.
beiherne eller grbeiOsgiperre bar pitt
roget Segr til at bile gipe eiter. 0aar
III Rbllerne begprSer at arbetbe meb
SoIf uOeufor Observation-Disclosures,
frpgter mon ior llroligbeoer % polo-
iomme Sptrir. So Streiferne bill isse
at binore RSasyneS Grit.
Miis Barrie Relipn / Eacine ifaI
mart sifte fig meb 8alpb Raden3ie.
Giereu af rige 0iamautminer | Spo
afrifu. San bIep opora9en | Ne.
gaurree, Wiif., % % ban por 81 Ior
Gomnrl, reiite ban til Gfrito og blen
mart WiliorGr. Sor TO gar iioen
fom ban tilbdge, 90 idmmen meb
nogle alasfehdmmerater fra Goaeget
bar ban, flpbt iom en- 8ritbeorbefoer,
tilItebe peb Ell Soreitiaine | 3eotret,
/ bpiIfen Miis ReIion fog Del. San
blep fienbt nteb BEN iinee SfueipH.
Ierinbe, met, loo benbe tro, at ban bar
en- aIminSclig grbeioer. Sun eIifeoe
bom oIieepeI % lobeoe at blioe bans
@ruo. 5 September iful 0eiis REL.
ion reile til Sonoon, og Der bill
Maden3ie MODE benbe, De bill blipe
bieoe Der % itror begioe JIG poa Hei'
len I'll Johannesburg.
Sraneis Srumn, en- forbenpPrenoe
Mi1ionpr, 0soe forleSen Dag hos I'm
Ben Yeter 6lourie rtPr ga crosse,
benueo 81 Ndr edmnel. 5 in
llngSom fom ban / SeIutiaarene ira
Ierp Dorf til ga Grosie % begpuSte
eli notwithstanding. San giorSe BET
goSt og bIep mart en- rig gNano. "a
ban bar bIeoen MiaiorPr, reilte ban
tiIbase til 9setp Dorf, JON mon troeoe.
ior OF giite iiq meo Ell 9irreite, iom
ban eiterloo ser, "a ban reiite peitoper.
Sm npgIc aar fom fan i9ieu til ga
crosse % aicuoptce jim SsmmerSrtft.
Sun loo c1tomi til at bore Ell rig
Ntdro, men set bespnbte mart at gaa
neSober me5 bom, os han bIeo en- lat.
tia Iuno, maafte Here gar 9iSre
haorot grbeiSe for at lepe, 90 / Sc iib.
tie star bar ban Iepet al be Senrer,
JON ban erboerbeSe JIG, nNns ban bar
rig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19
pofcIsoagsbogen

gsbitrsoassboesn bar leo muotasst % iea rrer ben
rsmerfet spbt. Sea iror, bet er ben beoite prrmie
bog, its enouu bar faaet NAB Slaott. % leg Tan trn5t
~anbefale ben til ATE.
GUreb DIfpn. 9oIFor, sRts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19

Jseielsoassboaen mObtastt % aierus infect ueo
SuteresIe. Hens iiehpr o. SaobOIb sr uonrritt /
ft eIass. Jss piIbs life mite ben for npaeu Rris.
Bore bsrmsb gosen> paa bet beoite ~aubsfaIst o.
hisrtsIis Eaf.
u. q. p~ffersa6L Sattuu, q. Gdi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19
Midttedn.

Iarp Saeubiuu, en- ing 9anc. 26
gor gommel % npeget onieet |
iccish &rebie / Sron Wouutain,
SrufrSe. mems bun hooebe iig |
@atersmet iiSite Sorsoog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19

Tanse Tar for grrmiebOaen, iOu De ienSts MIC
GsbieisbassbOssnL See tan life ~ior'taa, ~bpOrlsbss
re Tan sise en- iaaban Boa til oeres sbOHnsuttr; ba
0Iaee 10 tr iaa binist fsr. Guhssr Of 8iabets aes
,srs bnres ienbe eitsr ben, naar be ~iuoieuoer i'm
sub.riptirn for SIaOst.
g. q. Grieith Saese, "a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19

9eres Tile gsbieIsOassbus bar ies n~,optusst %
faer Dem Iaa manas 5af. Seq pl meo @laos anbe'
tale ben I'll tnhper Gamilie, iom sHifer en- npttis %
COB Iistn 8ramiebos mso "3eeurabsI rfeu~.
o. @. see SIaf Sammer, g7iun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19

epsIeIssaesssasn sr en- BATTER, Iiseu Srs. Oar
susrees tRsfrspst asrs Rapns I ben. Wianse zstf Tor
ben % -Teerrss.H sasn-. ism er ca ssltsmmsn vlaa
I pprt eHs. sisslsses 'gse arneu- mes fac tniep
~ssiaHte d~srtaImser
earBrItsn. gurbsrs, 7b.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19

" |'f N'b
ior ire Tiger iioeu. 2SuOtiI SsnhaQs
lol hau naa Ct @oipitul. Ifbsoe bar
iaNt / Mrjitianio Tor AZ aur Ii6cn o0
font I'll AWcrifo / % SorS Alnereu.
Hru oor [upoQraf al 6uQ oa hnoOe
til ior5tjcatGc EINer GniGtteIie REQ
uorffc Erpffertcr / Chicago, Sccorub
.on oct ueite al Gtoen / NtiuneupoliS.
Ma @rmto al lin oafrc San9itenue
.nor ~9GcoIonicr OcIieet ION McOIem al
.uorifc SnnQfcrcniu9er, oa Tom 6eIge
.oi Ncrrnc &cloocIic iaapcIicm Ell gan.
Tie itorp EutCItilcuS bopOe ban marQe
l}cnucr. - "Ei0cnSc".
Strio ON GOuRtpirSci. 8pmmis.
'Urcrrc | SncoIu Gomtu bar berum.
met ct ipc1tcyt @alG bcr Ste Nuairit
tor al itcuime oocr 6orHutteIicn az
G~ouutpiTOct fra Cafe Scuton til
SUouhoc. ! 1901 toretoQes afitem.
ming oOCr bct famine SesrQSmnal,
En9 Gouutuets GmbeoSmpnS bIeu 90
flpttct til SoOHhoe. Weu &aIaet be.
irrcoc5 % bIey enhtIia af Sriciteret
crtITrct Uapl0Jgt. Solfet ben moro.
ltgc Gel al Gointpet iii iitdnS Ell Be.
ttttou ON MT &aIg. ueu Safe Ben.
ton Solicit iii en- &niuuctiou, iom for.
BIO "Reminiscences at beromme mt
IGaI8. Sctte bor iioen pGret fore /
Rettcn, 90 for 70 Tiger iiSen crtIareSe
Seieitcret, al &ommisiurerrr flinoe
bcromme Solget, G~ouutpi9oct bIeu
llpttet ira Safe Benton til Sponboe
Il siooember 1901 % blep ser iii 4e.
cember 1903, ga oct paa SrSre ira
lstetten bleu Fpttet tiIbage iii Safe
The evening world., 1904-03-12
POLICEMAN |MPOL|TE
TO JUSTICES WIFE
Now He Will Have to Explain
Why He Was SurIy and Impu-
dent When Mrs. MacLean
Asked Him for information.

On the complaint Of Mrs. Charles r.
MacLcan, wife OF Justice MacI.ean. OF
the Supreme Court. a policeman at
tached to the Elizabeth street station
viii be hauled over the Goals to-day and
later placed on trial for conduct unbe-
coming an officer.
Mrs. MacLean was on her way to
visit her husband in his court yesterday
after having done some shopping, and
wished to take car AT Grand and Cen
tire streets. There was none in sight.
and she asked a policeman on the cor
ner II the cars were running.
lie turned look upon her and asked
her IL she thought he was ,yap to an
swcr all the fool questions put TO him.
Mrs. Nacl.ean told him she thought he
had been long enough on the force to
know, not TO reply to a question in the
way lie had
Don't YOU think I've got anything else
TO do but listen to that kind of talk"
he asked and when told that Mrs.
MaCLean would report him he laughed
and gave her little more impudence.
She at once went to Headquarters.
whore she saw Chief Clerk Kipp, who
informed Inspector CortriGht, and to-
day tho policeman will have n chance
70 hear what the inspector thinks OF
him before charges are preferred
against him,
The evening world., 1904-03-12
GIRL BLAMED FOR
BEING HIT BY CAR
Motorman Declares She DeIib-
erateIy Got on Tracks and
Thinks She Wanted to Put an
End to Her Life.

4 wfll-dressed young woman, who
gave the name of Ethel Norton and
said she lived AT No. III West Forty
sixth street, was arragned in Jefferson
Market Court to-day on charge OF
disorderlv conduct
Shortly after midnight last night she
was run down by Sixth avenue car
In charge of Motorman Jerome Murphy
at Thirtieth street The car rolled her
along, the fender humping her body
every foot or So until she had rolled
about thirty feet
The woman was carried to tile West
Thirtieth street station, the motornan
going along. DR.. Angel. of No. SO West
Thirty-fourth street. examined the
woman and said she had not been
seriously injured.
Then the motorman declared that the
Young woman had not tried TO get out
of the wnv.
She stood deliberately on the track
and didn't move and didn't try to get
out Of the way. though she saw the
car coming ho said.
You mean she tried to commit sui
cide?" asked Sergt Shiblc
II looked'a good deal like II" re-
Il didn't try to commit suicide!"
cried out tho young woman.
'Wcr" YOU ir the Haymarkct7
asked Detective Butts. WHO, with De
tectiyo Cohen, had taKcn charge of tbs
mo. wasn't, rcplicd The woman,
indignantly. Il was with vounS
man. friend. W. had some cheese
sandwiches ii broadway restaurant
and We had just pdrted.'
The evening world., 1904-03-12
GOT LETTER HE SENT
ADR|FT IN BOTTLE
Judge WaIling, of Texas, Threw
1t Overheard 800 Miles Out at
Sea. and 1t Is Returned to Him
from Virginia.

Judge w. W. WallinE. former As
sistant Attorney-General of Texas. who
Is stopping at the Belleclaire, In this
city. received to-day what he considers
convincing proof Of his pot theory that
all ships when In distress or in case of
shipwreck should be compelled TO bot
tie up and throw overheard messages
telling of their plight.
In August last Judge walling was a
passenger on the steamer Alamo from
Galveston for New York. One day he
was advancing his argument about bot
tied messages to a coterie of fellow
passengers in the smoking room. Some
OF the sceptics laughed at the proba-
bllity of such means of communicating
stories of disaster being effective. The
Judge insisted that If in case of ship
wreck a number OF messages properly
bottled up were thrown overheard some
Of them would surely be picked up
sooner or later and the message con-
tanned therein no sent TO those most
Interested TO prove his argument lie
wrote Il letter and, packing II in a
beer bottle. cast 1t over the Side. The
letter read:
This is written out OF cui>~.lty to
see If It will be found, and II so, where
and when. If this be found, and the
finder will send me his name and ud-
dress, / will send him beautiful SOU
venir of my city. Write me. w. w.
Walling. 2O6 Crockett street, San An
tonic, Tex"
When this message was thrown over
board the ship was about three hundred
miles off shore and $50 miles from New
York.
This morning Judge Walling received.
with other mail forwarded from his
Texas home. letter mailed at Chinco-
tongue, Va, Feb. - last. inclosing the
message he sent adrlft last August in
the bottle. The letter read:
"Mr. w. w. Walllng: .--..-,..-..
"Dear Sir-Inclosed flnd letter written
by YOU, and by request the Hinder re.
turns same to satisfy curiosity oa
island, place known as Ragged Point.
Va. by Benjamin s.. Elliott IL you
win acknowledge receipt OF S4me YI,l,s, write
:'Chincoteague. Accomac County, Va"
The evening world., 1904-03-12
SAVES MOTHER IN
TENEMENT FIRE
Woman III and Unable to Move
Is Carried by Son and Neigh
bors to Safety-lncendiaries
Are Blamed.

The incendiaries that have been ter
rorizing the tenement house residents In
the ncighborhood OF Amsterdam ave.
rue and Sixty-fitth street are believed
to have caused a blaze which threat
ened 10 destroy the five-story tenemen;
house at No, l6I West sixty-sixtn street
to-day.
Policeman McGinty. OF the West Sixty
eighth street station, saw d citizen
sending In an alarm and rus ned with
him to the house. Sixteen families live
In It, and dense clouds NJ smoke Gu;
them OF: n ON the stairwiy. McCiinty
and several citizens rushed through ths
house orivtrg the tenants u the .os
on the third floor they found Mrs. An
drew Clark. who has been an invalid for
some time. She was unable TO move,
and was carried TO the roof by her son
and two of the neghbors.
When the fire department arrived II
was discovered that the fro had been
started In the cellar. which was locked
The damage amounted to only about
500. Detectives are investigating.
The evening world., 1904-03-12
ON A RANCH

A newspaper woman went out to a
Colorado ranch TO rest and recuper-
ate. and her experience with the food
problem Is worth recounting.
The woman at the ranch was pre-
eminently the worst housckeeper |
have ever known-poor soul, and
poor me!
II simply had to have food good,
and plenty of II, for | had broken
down from overwork and was so
weak could not sit up over one hour
at n time. knew | could not get
we'll unless | secured food could
easily digest and that would supply
the greatest amount OF nourishment.
zone day ! obtained permission to
go through the pantry and see what
| could fiud Among other things
came across a package Of Grape-Nuts,
which / had heard ~ but never tried
| read the description on the pack
age and became deeply interested, so
then and there | got saucer and
some cream and tried the famous
food.
ut tasted delicious to me and
seemed to freshen and strengthen me
greatly. so ] stipulated that Grape
Nuts and cream be provided each day
instead OF other food, andH literally
lived on Grape-Nuts and cream for
two or three months.
III you could have seen how fast
got well 1t would have pleased and
surprised you. am now perfectly
we'll and strong again and know ex-
actly how got well, and that was on
Grape Nuts that furnished me pow
erful food could digest and make
use of.
1T seems to me no brain worker
can afford to overlook Grape Nuts
after my experience. Name given by
Postum Co.. Battle Creek, Mich.
Get the miniature book THE Road
- Welyille." In each pkg.
The evening world., 1904-03-12
SULTAN MEN WERE
ACCUSED IN COURT
Two Who Brought Horses Here
as Gifts to President Roose-
welt Denied Raising a Row and
Were Discharged.

y. A. Hanud. n horse trainer, and
All Bud, an attendent on the Sultan Of
Turkey. who came 10 this country on
Feb. on the STEAMER Hohenzollcrn i'm
charge OF six horses which the Sultan
sent to President Roosevelt were ar
raigned in court In lIohokcn to-day
charged with raising a disturbance in n
concert saloon.
John S. johnson. who said he lived at
No. 30i West Fortieth street. Manhat-
tan. told Recorder Stanton that Bud
drew "A large knife on him during q
quarrel Bud denied that he attempted
to use the knife ON Johnson, but hd-
mitted carrying tho weapon, II being
his custom in his own country.
l.. S. Consul Langcman to Morocco
who came TO this country on tho Ho-
henzoliern. was communicated with bN
telephone. and he said that II the men
were released he would stand sponsor
for their future good behavior They
We're accordingly set free.
Bud Is well educated man ana
speaks six different languages, includ-
ing English. In court to-day he acted
as spokesman.
Since the men have como TO this coun-
try they have attracted considerable nt-
tention by their loud dress. They wear
knickerbockers and there Is a profuslon
of gold lace about their makeup that
renders them very conspicuous.
The evening world., 1904-03-12
HOTEL MAN SEEKS
MISSING DAUGHTER
Florence AIIern Disappeared
from Home Thursday-Her
Mother Fears She Went with
Strange Woman to Chicago.

Florence Allern, seventeen wears old.
the daughter OF August Ailern, a we'll
known hotel man of Brooklyn, disap-
peared from her home at No. 96s Broad
way Williamsburg. on Thursday last
and has not since been located by her
family or friends. A general alarm was
sent out to-day.
Mrs. Charlotte Allcrn. the girls
mother. said that her daughter had
been associatlng recently with IL woman
who promised to take her to Chicago
and then to st. Louis to see the Expo
sition. She fears that Florence has left
town with this woman.
The girl Is feet inches tail and has
scar over her left eye. She is n demi-
blond and rather pretty. When she left
home she wore a tan skirt, II gray
walking coat and large black hat
The evening world., 1904-03-12
Leaves Rails on Second Avenue
Line and Bumps Along Over
Ties for Nearly a BIook-Pas-
sengers Terrified.
SHEET OF FLAME FROM
MOTOR BOX ADDS TERROR
women In Car Shrek and Make
Wild Rush for Doors, but Are
Quieted by the Conductor and
Male Passengers.

me merest chance in the world saved
denaiied train on the Second avenue
elevated line to-day from goink over
into the street. The train at the TINA
was crowded with passengers and as
the Forward car grated along the ties
Tor more than a block. the greatest
excitement prevailed not only In the de-
rallied car but In all that made up the
train.
A sheet Of flame shooting I'D from the
motor-box added in making the ride
one OF terror.
Ninety-second street station, north
pound. Motorman McGovern heard a
Grating and crunching underneath him.
The conductor on the car likewise real
ized that something was wrong and
pulled the emergency brake. Before
the car could be stopped 1t had slid
over TO the guard rail. which was torn
up from the time the car slipped the
tracks until It was stopped.
The women in the car began TO shrlek
and shout. A mad rush was made for
the doors. but the conductor blocked
,their exit and Quieted them in short
time. Three bicycle policemen OF the
Forty-seventh Precilct were on the car
at the time and they took a hand In
preventing o panic.
Michael J. Murphy who was on his
way to work. came to the assistance OF
the conductor and the policemen. and
by their combined efforts the crowd was
kept In the car.
The cause of the accident was the
cropping OF the motorbox. 1t slid along
the rack, doing all the damage. The
road was blocked for forty minutes and
the other trains northbound were sent
along the middle rail.
A wrecking crew was then sent out
10 take the derailed car from the north
bound track. The cur was lifted, and
after being shifted to the middle track
trafiic was resumed.