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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-02

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Rice Bertaufspreie: 20. 00@S9.0o.
@eli&torn - Bertaufsprets: IL na@ bu
nuaIttdt, 60+66e.
~3afer-ee&dIt 8s-15e; IN ben Kebrea
81 00-e10.00 ter Tenne.
etrob-preae. ie mad BEN Crab. tn BAL
len. $6-SS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-02
o6ye.

ensros 8 SerfaufsYrefe Smporttrter
e9ustsrtdfe 80e per ptunb etn5esmH3e.
e@ueberfdie l6c. M~iseonfn Cream 8 adis
ls-l4e, y. D. Gbebbarsl lSe, einbeini,
f&er 2isnburaer 18e. Urid lac
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-02
Jnoirefte SAifsiubioien
0epabrt aer senat espiRsn s4iHs=eieeatbamern.
Cine Grfldrun9 oes i~apaniiden 6eianoten. DiPtise Gabi.
n~etsisnn9.- G~onferen5 spiiden Gaiini uno 5aY.-
6ehaltserh0huns fur Qatrioten.
s abinets.S bun q.

y ! u Y ! y 10 L. utut3. SU
Der beutisen @abinets.S ibun5 tamen
mi&tise Mnaele9enbeiten beauelia ga.
namas CUR Sprade; bic 9beilnetmer
an Der Sibun9 perbieIten fi9 iebo9
nod S&luB ungemtbnli9 f9meieiam.
SnbeKen berlautete, buB Mmeriio
tein @elb ausbe3abien miro, bebor Elm
poltommen tIarer 9iteI fur has Canal.
gisentbum erhdltli9 if.
Die seitern ernannte Sfbmus.G Com.
miiiion tuiro. uie man e~rtpartet, I'M.
per3t9li& ans Dsrt sebsu uno R9
balb 3ur General nfpeciion Der Der.
bdltniRe nod benz Stbmus bessben.
3ualei& wuroe. ME f&On fruber anae.
oeutet, bsi9loisn. ben Mari9befebl
fiir bas 8. Snf. Rsgt. gu tpiberrufen;
bic Wa&manni&aft auf benz Sfbmus
uirb borsrif tueiter aus Rarins.3 rup.
pen befeben.
0ap unb @affini /.
Wafbin9ton. l. Wdr3. Ser
ruiFiGe @eianote @raf gaiFni bate
sine ldnsere gonferen3 nit Staats.
Seeretdr 9ap. @esenfano Der Gon.
fsrsn3 mar Der ma9ienbe Groa Der
@uKen aesen Die Mmeriiansr unb bic
gnariffe om~eritaniider 3eituneen auf
9ublanbs politit.
6 rbobun9 Der @ebdIter
beantraet.
Darlington. /. Wdr3. =
Senator @alinesr rei6te beute cine
Worlaee uuf grbO6une Der Beamten-
@ebdlter pie aud jener GOnareB.W it.
alieber ein. GO!ssnbe Scala III bean.
tro0t:
prdfbent. SIS. 1000; Wice. prdfbent
SIS, 200; Sprs&er bes Wbgeorbnsten.
Sauies. s12. 900; Mitslisosr oes gabi-
nets, ie SIS, 900; Senatoren unb Mit.
8lieoer oes 9auies, ie $4,000.
3inaf o1sn.
Gpnt6iana, 2p., l. Wdrs.
Der proctb eesen ben @ei&worenen
Sling, Der i'm Sett. Wbite proceRs nee
gen grmorouns Warcum's mitwirite,
enbete beute nit sinem Werbitt auf
ni3tIdulois.
Sing itano unier Der Mntlaae bes
Meineibes.
s farmer n bung.
Omaa a. /. Wdr3. 9ie Nat.
Strain @romers COOPER. 9lHoc. trat
beute nit iiber $50 9slsaaten. bic 20
Staten bertra!en, 3uiammen.
Das grecutips@ omite idlu9 cine
neue Contribution Dor, wcna& Der
Name bes Uerbanbss In ben .Wationals
Garmer.M .@eieni&aft sednoert
tperben ioQ.
Nos Mttien.g capital ioll aus $50, 900
beifebsn, NIT SIS. 600. 900 Mttien, gu
ie $40.
8 emperen3.g &etbung.
WoIetgh. q. g.. l. Wdr3.' Das
Obsrssri&t cab beute cine gnti&eiouna
ab. tpsl&e bas eefammte Prohibitions
@ebiet i'm Stuate untsr bas Unit.
Sua".@eieb ffelt. Das @eieb perbie.
tet ben Wsrianbt bon aeifiaen @etrdn.
ten bon irsenb einem punit i'm Staate
nod puniten, mo- bas @sieb In 6raft
1T. Ghnfais Counties fino our& oas
@eieb beribrt.
Strettenbe 8otens 5 uneen
gbtcaao, l. Mdr3. Gin eeftsrn
bem 1unbes9eri&t 9egen ftreitenoe
Hotsn. Sunesn zines 9elearapben.g u'
rsaus erlaHsner gintaItsbefebl tonnts
feline slusI&reitunesn ni&t binbern.
Sin Streiibre4er ipurbe bis CUR Be
~muBtloReieit ~miBtunoelt. elm anbsrer
slsi&fals libel juaeri&tet. Die Mn'
greifer ruoresl Elm Uubeno Sunssn.
S&merer gisgaue.
9otebo, O., l. Wdr3. Dur&
ftarfen giaean9 TN oberen Wannes
GluNe iuurbe ben Stdbten 0efrance.
NapoIeon, @ranb Naribs unb Water.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-02

D~ttes, gtes wwD OeNaoeJ.
0dnbIer bsoaBIsR isteenbe Prsis:
Uutter = Country, l2e, Gseeunsst 26s
0tota CO.,
ola-l6e tsr 0uteNh.
ea9ns los, 3dtne 9, xsnssts-l4s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
Die SsbOros fir Ofsntlide Vic:
b.iten befatist Den 8eri9t
oer GommihGre.

Die 8cmmifdre, tpel9e pom Der Sta6t
nnb Der 8afers @ompasnie ernannt purben,
berihteten mad elmer i~trensen unb u~nfans.
rei9en Srilfun9 bes itdbtii9en @aiiers
felsenbermaben
Sir finb einitimmi9 Der 9nii9t, bal
oas @afer wel9es ben Goniumenten fpdbs
renb Der Beriope bieier unteriu6uns selieferi
purbe, suten seiunbbeitIiden @barafters
mar baB bas @afer pon gribatsg Drummer
bic bauptid9li9ite @ntftebuHes : uria6t
bieier (Tppbus Gpibemie geriobe mar"
Die %Rommifdre empfeblen bic Gonbem.
niruns bon 9ripat:8 unb A6urten
nnb enpfebIen, baB Serbinounsen nit 9b
snssfandIen bsrsetelt perben ionen wr
INNER fi9 iol&e befinben. Der san3e ge.
ri6t Der Rommifdre lift in Erud unS pirt
auf Anfrase ab9eIiefert ODER nit Der gof
p~erIanot.
Die NnaIitdt bss 8aferS, rpie iplhes Dor
bieier @eieui6aft s~eIiefert rpiro, unb wi'
Sur9 bieien 8eri9t fefseiteut, lit fir alt
8epObner Der Stabt gum 9ripat.@ ebraud
empfeblenspertb.
Snbiauapolis @afIer So.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01

90 9ie bette 5 Gent @igarre In
Der Staot. Wudo's .2onsfelom".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
8tese- -0rab.
CD G b o

Sobn uno Carrie Bartlow, GIG Wef
81. Str, Mdoden. = SbOmas uno
Winnie Ssctor, $50 Charles Str.
3nabe. - CHARLES unb Celia Griel.
112 8eiienborf Str, Wdohen. - &o
bert unb Nnna Spauloins, 2126
ganbes Str, Mdbden. = 2enis uno
Bel 8esder, 1910 Soma Str, 8nabe.
- Wiliam uno pearl Smith. 1l2e
Blaine Noe., Wdoden. = Ssnrp UNI
Carrie @inn. 1923 Gouibeaffern ape. /,
Mdoden. : Sobn uuo 2ilp @onrao,
$50 glm Str, Wdo9en. = s. W.
unb Nnna @ibion, 1902 2srineton
Npe., Mdb6en. = @eoree uno asnes
Stoops, 1912 college Mbe., 6nabe.
8etraut:
Senrp 8arbee-Nnnie Coleman.
WiIIiam Seierman -Gmma 8anfe.
SObn 8rsen-2poia 0hite.
Wiliam Wooos-Nannie 0ittame.
Sbos. Malone Sr.-Ilice @bsatbam
Warren @ram-Soanna 2inoburg.
Samuel &utle9e -&ena @baowif.
6reo &einede Sr.-@eaa 0iaiams.
Sornce @ibin-0ireinia Straugbn.
Sames 8ennett-@li3abetb Nieman.
&oscpe &epnolos-@ona Stiles.
@ 4 b
emma @upton, Al, 818 Norb Se'
nate Nbe. : 3. 8. Gamble, fdot.
SOspital. = Marsaret Wittenoorfer,
SO. 215 Spring ctr. - goparb,
Slider, A, 2l4 Oft IL. Ctr. = ga.
rab Saueh. SO, 22t @oob Npe. =
Struggling Stout, 725 Of Mc@artr
Ctr. = Wiliam 9. Saplor, Is Sage,
826 Buchanan Str. = Struggling @pn.
rao, 939 GIN @trabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
&leine Staotmadri4ten.

Der SAIL Der ftreifenoen @Ias.
bl1fer bon glpooo piro niht beute,
ionoern srft mor9en Dor Bunoesridts,
anoerion our 8erbanblung ee!angen.
Die Il n te idbrlide &eunion
Der ueberlshenben Der S9ladt ON
STONES &iber tpirb bier am 2. Sanuor
in peerion's 5a1e abgebalten weroen.
Sic idbrIi Setter Der Jreien
2inoergdrtnerinnsn Sdule miro rlor=
gen uno am Samfta9 in. Der Wm.
SadIon Wemorial 5a0e. alabama uno
%. Strabe. abgebalten meroen.
q efern f bier cine per-
manente proouttenb6rie in's 2eben ee=
rufen poroen. Die 8eamten ftnb:
prdfoent, Benjamin 0is; Dice prdf-
bent, 6. s. Sbiosler; Sdabmsitsr,
Sames g. 2sa9; Gscretdr, SObn %.
Neumanr.
gu Der bier 9egenwdrti9 ffatt=
~inoenben balbidhrliden Contention
uno GeuniOn Der U. & u. Scotiib
&ite Don Snbiana ftno etna 1900
Greimaurer singettOfen. lis empftns
gen unter eniipre9enoen @eremonien
ben 80. @rao.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
@etterbertmt.

Sur "a etunbsu. snOsnO 7 MIR gsOrssns. 2. Gssbr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
.Qvres Bulletin =.
Nopal @iltom GmaS.

iinb biaiser benin ientaIs.
8 6 SUP srob, iebt........ S. IS
anftatt $3.50
2 "a 3oa grOb, iest........ 1915
unitatt $500
Al u SUP sroB. iett. IS
anitatt s13.25
6 K 9 SUB srob, iett.........Sf7.5O
a%nftatt $22 80
9 K IL SUB sroB, 500. so
anftatt $500
109 x 133 SUP sros, iest..... S46.O 90
a%nftatt $3.50
III K Is SUB srpb, iest..... $50 25
anftatt SCI 80
1O3 x IL SUP srob, iest.........S4O.15
anitatt S48.50
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
Gin Setament nmgefoRen.

Sm 2reisgeri9t bradten bic @e=
fhmorenen in Der &laeeiahe Der 6rau
Bgande 8uidman, bic bas 3effament
ibrer Wutter, DeIGes su @unften beg
Sobnes Der Grau 8uidman ausgefelt
NOR, angsfodten bate, elm 8eroitt 81
8unfen Der 6ldgerin Elm. 6rau
Suidman lit bon ibrem @atten 9e,
i9ieoen uno Der Sobn tpobnt bel iei=
mem Batter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01

@afbingtpn, L. Se3br.
Sir Snbiona: dbeiIpeiie bewDIft beute
Mbenb unb am Sreitas wabri4einIi9
S4neegeftDber i'm n5rbli9en TbeiIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
CD,
Snotana's scofte Drp @oobs 0dnoIer.

@ream=, Gori. Grau W. @uIman, uno
3aHee= uno Nufern : Suoe, Dori.
Jrau 8. S4late, gang brilliant. Sis
nNewsbops 8ano" liefert oortrefli9e
Promenaoen= Muff.
Bereits am Mitta9, namentli9 am
Nbeno nabmen piele Sunoerte bon 8e=
iu4ern ibre Mabl3eiten auf Dem Weib=
nadtsmarft Elm unb fie paren
tiber bic 8ortrefaidteit berielben bee
2obes pou.
Seute 1T Sortiebung Der 6air
uno es tperOen wieoerum Mabl3siten
ierpirt meroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
QpeaIs@ etterberi9t t..

QccaIs@ etterbert1t.
Sdon beute Abenb; Sreitag, junebmenee
bepoIftbeit; feline tpeientli4e 8erdnberuns
in Der Eemperatur.
Tbermometeritane:
059fe Temperatur ....... "a @rab
Riebrigfte Temperatur. 20 -
90. &. BIbtbe,
SectipnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
nafaa eimes &aofabrers.

Self Wuuenfopf, Der feline MoreRe
Wartinoa!e Noe. unb "a. ctr. on.
aie5t, fiel sefern N5eno fpdt an Belle.
fontaine uno 20. ctr. bon ieinem
Raoe uno 3os f4 cine idmere 9er-
leBun9 am Gopfe su. Die Nmbulana
iibsrfhbrte Jpn in's 9oIpital.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
9eutider Trauen 6ilfssS ereiu

Der Seuti4e Grausn Silfs-Y erein
miro feline regelmdbige 0eriammlung
am Greitag Hadmittas, 3 nhr, i'm
Seutiten 0auie abbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
6ei4dfts=0 elegembeit ss S:r s 3

pber Bertauinen eines @si6dftss p~robireu sic
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
8immer 81. '6iteeroIb 9ebdube, storb6fIi4e Gde
Usarfet etrabs uub gireIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01

% Ser &abrer Gtntemoe
Sote iotute oer Ge8enSbmrger
@arten &alenoer fur 1905
Huo omr& umIere Office 5u
be5teben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01

@arantirte STIR fir S1mprrbpiben.
8iseInbe, bIinoe, bIutenbe ober berpors
ftebenoeS6morrbpiben. Sbr Mpotbefer eritat-
tet oaS @elo 5uriid tpenn PAZO ONT
MENT 81 furiren perfeblt in 6 Biz IA
Tdgen. SOC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
Re6ts.S Department.

Tefanpente mnb @ournadten ansefertist.
grbInoitsfDroeruugeu IN Seuti9lano eiuseso9eu
The evening world., 1904-03-08
PARROT At FIRE
HURRY
Bird Was Rescued with His Mas
ter, an Invalid, Who Was Car
ried Downstairs from Burning
Tenement.

A FIRE early to-day did 5000 damage
to a four-story store and tenement
building at No. 2oso Second avenue.
The flames FIRST were discovered COM
ing from Greenberg 6 Co.'S clothing
and furnishing store or the first floor.
Thence they spread to the apartments
OF John Raroux and his family. which
consists OF his wife, a cat, a parrot
and a fox terrier. Raroux. who has
been I'll OF late. thought there was no
reason why he should get out OF bed
and the fremen were compelled TO carry
him to the street.
blaze ie willing to make oath that dur
Ing all this time the parrot kept calling.
Hurry. hurry. hurry! Be quick be
quick!".
basement OF the building didn't know
there had been a hre until after the
engines had gone home.
The evening world., 1904-03-08
After Offering to Help Police to
Save Race Playing Wives in
Harlem He Changes Front
Completely.
MAYBE HIS WIFE PUT
HER VETO ON HIS ACTS.
Anyway, After Wilson's Flat
Was Raided by Detectives,
the Original Informer Weak
ened and Now He Won't Talk.

Morris Rodman, an employee Of the
Health Department. who lives at No.
1872 Seventh avenue, showed a complete
change Of front to-day. and instead OF
helping the police in saving the race
playing wives of Harlem men. he abso-
lutely refuses to make a complaint
against John Wilson. of No. 235 West
One Hundred and Sixteenth street.
whose fat was raided yesterday at the
l%nstigation OF Rodman.
Rodman, tremulous with excitement,
rushed into the One Hundred and Twen-
ty-fifth street station yesterday, and
between breaths told the police that II
they would arrest Wilson and raid his
place he would prosecute him to the
last ditch.
MY wife is UP there playing races
now. and 1 can't keep her away from
IT," said Rodman. She's a bigger
woman than I am, too"
Capt. McGlynn. with three detectives,
vent around to the so-called pool-room.
detectives Hawthorne and Fitzsimmons
entered the house by the natural meth
DDS. but Capt. McGlynn and Detective
Zimmerman tried the fire-escape. Both
parties arrived at the Wilson apartment
ut the same time. Catching sight OF
the fire-escape ~scalers. a woman set UP
a yell that set her fifteen women COM
panions into Mysteries.
Captured the Telephone.
The first woman cried aloud: Tell
EN- it's all Off"
Then she made a rush to the tele-
phone. which is the own private prop
erty of the man who lives in/ the fiat.
Detective Fitzsimmons had entered the
fiat at this time and had made rapid
strides to the telephone, cutting off the
woman.
N you don't!" said the officer, and
he took the receiver to his ear. He
got a fine description OF the fourth
race from New Orleans.
The women. most OF whom were very
st,lishiy dressed. begar 10 scream and
shout incoherent things. Some tainted.
Others declared 1t was an outrage, q
One brunette. with snappy black eyes
Neyerls
Wilson kept cool under the trying cir
cumstances and his dlspassionate way
OF looking at the Police Captain and
the three detectives helped In a great
measure to restore order. Capt. Nc
Glynn knew that he couldn't hold the
women, but he wanted to keep them
in the fiat long enough to mako sure
Of his evidence.
What do you mean?" said Wilson
finally. II was once a married man,
but am now living away from my wife,
These women are my friends and l was
entertaining them. Can't a man ell
terrain fifteen women In his W
house?"
Rodman Grew dependant.
Rodman and Wilson then went TO
the station, Wilson flashing a roll OF
bills tha emitted sparrs Of prosperity.
AT the station Rodman grow indignant
that the police should insist upo his
making a complaint as he had promised.
The police were In a q~uandarv. for
without the complaint of Rodnlan incy
could not hold Wilson. 1t finally wound
up with Rodman going nut OF the sta-
tion with Wilson, sheltering him with
his umbrella.
The evening world., 1904-03-08
THREE OVERCOME
BY FURNACE GAS
Two Men and Their Sister Found
Unconscious in Their Beds
Are Restored by Bellevue Hos
pitai Physician.

Three persons were overcome by coal
gas to-day in the house at No. 37 East
Twentieth street. and but for the time
ly awakening Of another member Of the
family the accident might have re-
suited MORALLY.
The victims were Coils Schulman.
tw~enty-four years old, his sister Bessie
and brother William. The three were
asleep on n Of the upper floors Of
the house. which is a one-family
dwelling. when another member OF the
household was awakened by the fumes
Of gas that came from a furnace used
to heat the water which supplies the
radiators OF the house.
Because Of the warm weather II n
thought the draughts were closed too
tightly last night to shut OF the heat.
and this caused the a to ascend
through the house. instead OF escap-
ing in the proper way.
4 member Of the family ran through
the house and was unable 10 arouse
Mr.. Schulman and his brother n as-
ter. A policeman sent a call for an
ambulance to Bellevue. Or. Brooks,
who responded. succeeded In restoring
the three to consciousness.
The evening world., 1904-03-08
PANIC IN TENEMENT
CAUSED BY A FIRE
Blaze In Williamsburg Cigar
Factory ~Stampedes the Neigh
bors, Who Are Quoted at Last
by the Police.

Fire which destroyed the cigar and
cigarette factory OF Solomon Monday &
Sons. at No. 25s Wythe avenue. Williams
burg. caused a panic among the Poles
and L~ithuanians who occupy the tene-
ments which surround the factory.
The fire started on the third floor OF
the cigar factory. which was a four
story brick building. and completely
Quilted It.
Most OF the residents in the neighbor-
mood are Poles and Lithuaninns who
work in the sugar refner!es. The police
ordered those living IN the tsnements
next to the factory o"t OF their homes
and considerable trouble was ex-
p~erienced In getting than out. because
most OF them vt5hal 10 take their
household goods with them.
The evening world., 1904-03-08
MR.. eurLER's SUDDEN DEATH

Lafayette Butler. OF South Orange. N.
j.. died suddenly to-day In the drug
store No. 152 Broadway. MIR. Butler
was sixty years old. lie was connected
with the Home Insurance Company. He
was not feeling we'll when he left home
to-day and vas advised not to go to
business by his daughter. His wife Is
in Florida. Arriving in New York he
went to the drug store to have a pre-
scription filled. He became faint and
death quickly followed.
The evening world., 1904-03-08
KILLED IN TRAIN CRASH.

NoRTHFIELD. VT, March SAN en-
CINE running wild on the Central Yer
mont Railroad crashed into q freight
In a fog at West Berlin to-day and
Frank Garland. a brakeman. OF st. Al
bans, was killed. Several other train
men were injured. Both locomotives
were wrecked and several cars left the
rails. Trafic was blocked for several
hours.
The evening world., 1904-03-08
REWARD FOR EXPLORER.
Russians Trying TO Find baron
Toll, Missing In Arctic Regions.

ST. PETERSBURG. March s.-rhe
Academy Of Science has offered 1850 to
any one giving Information in regard to
the whereabouts OF the party Of Baron
Toll. the Arctic explorer. from. whom
nothing has been heard since he left the
nett Island.
The .Zaria has not reached Stockholm,
rs published by a news agency In the
United States.
Baron Toll and his companions are be-
lieved TO have been carried out to sea
by the ice on Bennett Island In Novem-
The evening world., 1904-03-08

Out of the frying pan into
the fire goes what's left from
our $12. so suit sale.
A thousand coats, two
thousand pairs of trousers
and several hundred odd
vests-but so broken in sizes
that it's almost impossible to
match up a suit.
Coats, $3.50
Vests, 100
Trousers, $50
Sizes from go to "a inches
chest for young men and
boys.
Coats, $2.so
Vests, so
Trousers, 400
ROGERS, PREr & CpxrANz.
ass srG :sS = ana sPs 3 %:rS Gss' 81 Han
and Ito TO i!s. eth Ava
1880 broadway. cor, ga o..
The evening world., 1904-03-08
BROOKLYN CHORUS GIRL DEAD

SYRACUSE. March s.-Miss Lottie
Mitchell. a chorus girl in The Good
Old Summer Time company. died last
evening at ST. Joseph's Hospital here.
She was twenty-onc years old n her
home was in Brooklyn. She was taken
III with typhoid last November, when
the company playet here.
The evening world., 1904-03-08
PLATzEk A COLLEGE TRUSTEE.

Mayor Mcclellan appointed yesterday
NJ. Marley Platzek a trustee OF the
College OF the City OF New York to xuc-
coed Edward L~auterbach, who resigned
last week. Mr.. PlatZek is a prominent
Tammany lawyer.
The evening world., 1904-03-08
GAS FIXTURES.


CENT A
LA II s
with mantle.
shade and
c h m 9 y
y 2 l. s..
ID A . IL
Ad ANTILLES.
The evening world., 1904-03-08

s~IeRel-cooPER co. sPE-
CIAL MANTLES. &C
GAS in rich
gilt finish; fancy In design.
solid brass: 2-light. Sl.M
Slight. l'OO
The evening world., 1904-03-08
FLAMES DO $4,000 DAMAGE.
distinguished Soon Alter Ttremen
Succeed in ReAcbiaE Them.

Succeed I'm ReacbiaE Them.
About 1900 damage va caussd to TIE
stock and furnishings OF Herman Myer
& Co.. wholesale o!c!h:nS deaiers. on
che tnp floor OF the nias-stcry building
at Nos. IS and 81 6a5t TwertIrtn
street early TO-DAY.
The blaze was discovered by q watch
man. The iremsn mad some d.1.cuity
in dragging their hose Up the stairs
70 the ton floor. but when TIE water
was once directed IN the blaze It was
soon extinguished.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-22
NEWPORT flower SHOW.
Prominent Society Folks Represented by
Exhibits Which CAPTURED Prizes.

The Newport Horticultural society held
an exhibition yesterday at which displays
were made by many OF the prominent
cottagers. The exhibits OF Mrs. william
Astor were especially hne and won sew
eral prizes The exhibition continued to-
day. The committee OF awards made the
following selections yesterday:
For the best basket OF flowers, other
than dahllas. Mrs. william Astor won
the first prize with a display OF American
Beauty roses. the second prize going TO
Mrs. Perry Belmont for Bridesmaid roses.
For the best fancy basket, other than
dahlias. the prizes were Just reversed.
Mrs. Belmont taking the hrst and Mrs.
Astor the second. For the best centre
piece OF dahlas two florists took the first
two prizes. while the display OF Mrs.
w Storrs Wells was awarded the third
prize For the best fancy basket OF
dahlias first prize went 10 Mrs Wells, Sec
ond to Mrs John r. Drexel and third to
Mrs Astor. There was n class for the
best fancy basket OF flowers. open ia
gardeners assistants and this went TO the
greenhouses OF Mrs. Perry Belmont To-
day there will be Judging OF the table
decorations for which committee OF so
ciety women. consisting OF Miss Wetmore
Mrs. Iorillard Spencer and Miss Anna F.
Hunter will make the awards.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-22
MEASURED FOR UNIFORM.
kldrlch Guards Making Energetic Prapara-
tl,ns for the Fail parates.

The members Of the Aldrich Guards.
one OF the newly organized marching
companies OF Fourth ward Republicans.
met al the Republican headquarters in
Butler exchange last evening
The early part Of the evening was de-
voted to the measuring or the members
for the khaki uniforms they sre TO wear
in the campaign parades. Some 30 men
were attended TO In this respect
After the work OF measurement was
completS6 Col Frank ] clinton addressed
the guards Tie spoke in y very enthusi-
stic vein
Il Is Intended TO raise at least 80 mon
for the Aldrich guards and over half
OF that number have already been en-
listed. Nearly every man present last
night promised 20 obtain n new member
before the next meeting. and II this Is
accomplished the number will be NJ least
~. or very close 10 the desired number.
A drum and hfe corps will he organized
under the direction OF G. A. Gage.
The uniforms will arrive by Sept 30
and that night the guards will particl-
pate IN their initial drill. II Is probable
that second drill will take place on
the following Monday night The nrst
parade by the guards will be I'm the Fourtt
ward and will occur oct l. Arrange.
ments were made last night for measur
ing those who join the company bofor,
next Friday