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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-22
WHEELING, |

50 picked peaches, Mrs VIM Vsught
- tomato catsup, same
Z" canned peaches. same
/" canned pears, Mss O e HOgx
{" canoed ounces, Mrs VIM Vaught
canned cherries, same
- canned plums, same
a. canned rhrbarb, Mrs Anna Ryan
8 canned corn, Ma ] wingtr
canned blackberries, Lizzie Sterrett
canned raspberries, Mrs VIM vaught
canned tomatoes, Ms Anna Ryan
WINES AND coRDIALs.
Best display wines, Maggie Knopp
grape wine, Mrs Susan Hogg
curraat wine, Maggie Knopp
gooseberry wilma. Maggie Kpopp
black berry wine. Maggie Knopp
cherry wine, Maggie Kuopp
raspberry wine, Maggie Rnopp
strawberry wine. Maggie Knopp
NEEDLE woEE, &c.
Best display ca broiLery any kind,
Mrs L Hogg
specimen embroidery Mrs n GTyler
MT Nellie, Ida armstrong
drawn linen. ida armstrong
HASDR ERCHIEFs.
Best drawn:linen, Lille Hogg
tattIug, Life Hogg
paIr lace. Mrs N @ Petit
MIsCkLLAN EoUs.
Best lace coat, Mrs n Petit.
lace cap. Mrs n Petit
drawn linen towels, Nh SusA Aogg
% spec. embroVd net, yelma Kisaf
ey4Iet embroid'y. Mrs c E Hogg
hardanger embroid'y, Ida Armstrong
Counterpart Mrs NJ G Tyler
sofa pillow, Mrs NJ G Tyler
4 doz doiiies, Mrs Susan Hogg
specimen Battenberg, Nj rs n Petit
h'd-msde baby outfit. Mrs H P Brown
toilet cushion. same
specimen lace, Mrs n Petit
hid made corset cover, Velma Kisar
spec tattiog, Mrs NJ Tyler
emb-'d cepter piece, Mrs H E Spilman
hand emb'd dress, Velna Kissr
hand emb'd bertha, Mrs Susan Hogg =
silk emb skirt, Mrs n E Spilman
fancy prom, Mrs VIM Vaught
tray cover, Mrs Susan Hogg
sIdeboard scarf, Miss Jackson
ptchw'z wo'std quilt, Mrs Susan Hogg
Z doz quilts any kind same
shirt waist any Kind, Mrs G e Hogg
point lace co'Iar, Mrs G Petit
spec Mt Msltc emily, Mrs NJ G Tyler
heTnstitchins, Ida Armstrong
DOE zsT1C MANUFacTURIEs
Best woveurug, Mrs susan Hosg
q hand Lit wool soS, Lizzie Sierrett
hand knit stocking, ssme
hand k 1it lace, Mrs Anna Ryan
sample hi knit darniU@, Mrs a P Brown
CRoCH ST wo X
Best crochet slippers. Mrs II E sp'lman
crochet lace, Lille Hosg
crochet baby cap, Mrs II Brown
ART woRK
Best assortment China ptg, Ida Armstrong
y dozen water colors, Mary Hogg
single oil painting
water color, Mary Hogg
spec lustre painting, Edith Baird
spec tapestry pig same
hand painted fan, Mary Hog
hand painted pitcher, same
d hand p'd chocolate SET, Ida Armstrong
spec China painting, same
u doz nd ptg China plates, same
painted screen, Mary Hogg
g display burned wood, same
display burned leather, same
CHILDREEs' DEPARTMENT..
Best spec hemstitchi'g, Minnie Tyler
spec button holes, same
spec dressed dol, same
FTUITs.
Best display fruits, Burdett Bros
fall apples, Eob't Musrgrave
wint / apple. same
display peaches, Rurdett Bros
plums, Bette Rifle
'' pears. ] l. Barnett
grapes, Lizzie sterrett
VEGETABLES.
Best potatoes, S e Fowler
80 onions. j Helms
g tomatoes. same
"a bee ., Geo Glen 1enin
csD.eCe, Eurdctt Bros
wateimeIons, J o Yesger
40 musEiIelons, Bnrdett Bros
punpsinr, a toni Wolfoerry
GzAIN, pLoUR, ETC.
Best corn, j HoIms
'- rye, Asa MTsgrave
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LEON.
orrespondence, 20.

Correspondence, 20.
There was preaching at the Baptist
chnrch Sunday morning and Sunday
night by Rev. Cooke.
Miss Linnie Bell, of Couch, was the
guest of Mrs. McThena, Saturday and
Sunday.
VIM. Martin, of West Charleston,
spent Sunday with his family.
Miss Grace Greenlee. of Thirteen,
spent Sunday with Miss kuIah Smith.
Mrs. Bertha Hayman, who has been
quite sick. is some bet er.
Scott Smith, who has been at Wells
vile, O., for some time, returned
home Thursday
Charlie McThena, of Boomer, spent
Sunday with his parents here.
Miss Nellie Knapp was visiting
friends at Buffalo, last week.
Anderson Thurston was visiting
friends at Lock Seven. Sunday.
Ed Combs. of st. Albans, was at
this place one day last week.
Miss Carter, of Huntington, is the
pleasant guest of Miss Lydia Lusk.
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Mason County Teachers 1nstituto.

Mason County Teachers Institute.
The Mason County Teaoher's
Institute is in session this week at
Core House, sud is being ably
conducted by County Superintend-
en-: Q A. Green, assisted by Prof.
Cnas. g. Albert, of Bloomsbury,
Pa. end Miss Patrick, of Charleston.
TIE two efficient secretaries are
Mics Ada Somerviile and Mr. B 8.
Smith The attendance this year
Is she smallest for number of
gears, aud is due, no doubt, to the
small wages AID the rigid examina.
tons.
The following is list of those in
attendance upon the institute, their
postoffioe and the number of years
they have been tesohing:
NAs-E 20. ADDREss YEARS TAuGH,v
y, . Somervillo, Ls- crt, W. Va... 81
louise NJ Cath ,un. FIVE Mile, w va. 81
Lillie lib, Mercer's Bottom, W VA. i
Liz e Harieo Hog. PIT Pleasant, W Va. -
1nI. riuc " Bejiel, Mason.
S >m.,% EdG 9L ;.SIs Nv " W
Ire re c ,5s,ei g. y Il Sr,s Bo tom. W Va
Ka,e o piIls, ;, Mad eoort, -
Cor NJ Nc G,anaD' St3iian, w va. o
Az e i. Esa. Beec. HI. WA. 49,. s.
Ads in l. roc :. Grea, w Ya...!....... o
rn.oa : Di4nl. 5;9sc.e. W Va,
t =, ,, q, neg Als som n, y Va. 30
lsi'tF Ce..-o's, 4 -Il..1 zip. g Va - 4
N NJ. F. Jsffrtt, SAINT, W Va
Josephi1 e Rya1 n. son, w Va........ -.
Lri.'Is .;oea,s. WSo'aa. W Ns,.............-s
Co.'S i ely, RS 1def~. u, W Ta......
la GIana n, bat forI. w Va.....-.....a
Ei,zz oetn a E%eI NJ son, W Va.......
Nota Somerv' re, ri Pleasant, W Va -.
Mary McCuIln ii PIT y asant, w Va - .
Margaret MorrrLy, ~ Pleasant, W Va:
Mary II Bryan, = Pleasant, W va......... S
na I'VE W. NJ NJ o.. " " 9n.o
ora Carpenter, p . .,ant, W
B -rtha Steinbecu, PIT PIeasa t, w va.
Evelyn Sierret+ Buffalo, w Va.......Is
Bessie Hereford, Zen Lomond w Va 4
Maud Meadows, Glenwood, W Va
1, H3lIey, Milton, W Va. .......... 81
Blanch Dalton, Beech Hill, W Va .
Clara Edwards, Beech Hill, w Va
manery Y. Sturgeon, Ashton, W va..... al
Stdie = c! DInn. p. oy, " Va. .ls
oseila Colston, Poiat Pleasant, W Va.
hatte Morton, Pome ", Ohio.
Sarah Owens, Let rt, w va.....5l
Jennie Brown, Rsrtford, w Va-l
,,;inrie hnight, Hal lord, w Va..........I1l
Maud Gill. Leta.., W Va " \ i
a bhte Wetgan1- Aei art, W Va.I.....
Dora Ellis, Leturt. w Va
seSsie a BosWori h Letart W Va.
BYRD Wasterson, Gletwood. W Va.... 81
Bessie Jordan. II Peasant w Va
Chas NJ Wolf Leon, W Va....1 NJ
VI u RoecE, Redmond W Va...5 n |
b Smi ii, Waterloo. w Va II |
NJ Smtin, We erloo, w Va ..........lS /
J Fisher, Ls;art, w Observation-Disclosures
J Fndley Flat L ok. W Va - |
b p WIN L w Y hers. Ben LoIpond. |
= Itnklc. E!e-y EIvGu W Va...........-TI \
Geo YES, Clttto W - =
u,Gi . X g. Lomond w. va |
" le+ e0 :, Hsech E'ii W Vs..........'l2t
rs,e y elsl2Hs 'al tefsourg, W Va 8
SEQ II t.syTiE Beech Eli Ve............ 9 !
J NJ diH. Pom Pleasant w Va ~ .
= Erinzer, Lei art W Va.............,..ii
William Ii Bali Letagt W Ya..,,.,...,.... 8
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ndge stanbury Died Friday Night

ndge stanbury Died Friday Night
at His Home at Pomeroy. o.
Judge Philip Stanbery received
is title through service as Probat.
Judge in Meigs county. He was
lawye- by profession, the son OF
enry Stsnbery. who served Ohio
At'oIn.y General from 1916 to
B51 and acquired large lend in
brests in the suburbs of CoIum-
us generation ego, which made
be family rioh. For more than a
uarter of a century Judge Stan
cry has been the republican ora
or of his county. When on his
eet before sn audience or a politi.
al convention his mind flashed
'it and humor of rare quality.
Personally the Judge was a most
fable man, with a hearty hand
bake, laugh and joke for every
We are sorry he
as gone. for there Is nobody in
'omeroy who can fill the place he
coupled.
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There will be festivsl at Bethel
church in the vicinity of Old Town
next Saturday night. Proceeds
will be used to pay balance of Pas
tors salary.
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The late Mary A. LivermoEe
was onoe called "the Daniel Web.
ster of American women"
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BOARD AND OAK GROVE

Correspondence, Is.
C. d. Ball was business visitor to
Letart Friday.
Ezra Roush, wife and daughter.
Rev, Owen and wife, Mrs Weaver.
of Wheeling. Ella. Myrtle. Jennie and
Maude Blessing. WIN. Smith, spent
Sunday with Vim. Blessing and fam
lily
Mrs. Guy Casio of Elizabeth, took
dinner with G. L. Blessing and family
Wednesday.
Mr. Teuxbury and wife, Squire Ed.
wards and wife. Mrs. G. T. Blessing.
Geo Eden, were visiting Rev. Board
and wife Sunday.
Miss Lillian Stats is visiting Mrs.
A b. Roush, this week.
Miss Ray B. ston was visiting her
uncle. =. NJ. Boston, the latter part of
the week.
TheIma, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Jainison, Is IKE
sick at this writing.
Mrs. Grant Fry is visiting friends
and relatives in this viciu ty.
The following marriage Iioenses
have been iesu, d since August lst:
Pearl R NJ ROW end Minnie She.
line; 3 d. Grover @. & ;ush and
Lizzie Rouei. Theodore Czsto and
Mary L. Sidsrs; Oh. James A
Burris hrd SJlvla n. Board; Car
snoe a Thornton and Lizzie K fl !;
7th. E zrr d. G5e aud Catherine
E. Coulter; 10 h. Geo. W. Collins
aud O.ts E Q reen; - h. Albert
B Smith and Martha Blair; G., o
E Nesse and Rosa NJ. Fry; l4th.
Theodore Snodgress md OH Wal
lace; 15sh. Clyde johnson and
Frances Steenbergen; 1s b. Osney
G. Simmons aud Clara E. Cssto;
2Olh. George L. Henry md Addie
Lapart. William 81 McCreery and
Lille Click.
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okey b Casto. Rock Castle. W va..........S
y MeCaTty, MilyooS. W Va;. y: II
Geo O Musgrave, Point Pleasant w Va.
Robt w Bafeman MERGERS Bottom, W Va
VIM A Smith, Hartford, " Va .............
7 b Ackihoens SLOAN WXa-.....-.....-.--1
Henry VIE, Glenyood, v Xa..---....--.-.. ]
b Lee, Point Pleasant. w Va .......-.... 4
Harry r Wears, Pliney w Va...............
Chas ID hall. LetaFt, " Va.
Alonzo @ Celly, Henderson w Va........1S
v NeKiney. Lstsrt. " vs.... ..:....
o Board, Letart, W Ve..................- 2
Chas B Wolfe, Letart, W Va...............
John @ Rose, Hartford, w Va.-......l. /
&c Eofs.1 Pllney, w, ~ o. %
B A Moore, Five Mile. " va...............n
Ioha D Canterbury. Caddie. " va.
Aiel Ridinger. Baden " val....-...........i5
Edward e Fisher, Letart " va.............. 2
ia e. RieIandef, p Perm iersanf. v Va.
Nellie Hashes, Zen Lomond, " vs. ......- /
Jenais BumEarner. LetaTt. " v W.. 5
Ora v. Cartmill. Hartford, W Ya.......... 9
a a51ab nIIaon a1WE WIG Solumbss " Va
Eva L Meeka, Clifton. w Va..... ......12
Bessie Rose. MERGERS Bottom, w Va........ 2
Ella w Clenzing, Mason. w Va;::......---
Jennie Behan, West Columbia, w Va......-
Elsie Rlfae. p Pleasant, " xa...-....... g
Viola SommeF. Beech Hill, W Va..........-
Carrie Nc nto6h, Mason, w Va............. 5
Rosa Som meE, Sou,h Side. w Va...........
Gore a Edyards, Greer. " W vs. r. -------.'--..
Lizzie KpappenberEer, Chestnut, w Va.
Stella Edwards. Greer, w Va. I
Parrie L Bennett. Ga1lipolis. Ohio %
Susan MorriBton. Beech Hill, W Vail
Virgie Lee Bryan, Glenwood. w van. Z
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6oratic State Commit.

engaged rooms ITO and
Fthe Hotel Broslin corner 90
ID Broadway. New York City.
where all West Virginisns will be
welcome and paper badges dis.
tributed to those who attend the
home coming of Hon. W. j Bryan
from this State Mr.. Crit T, Smith,
member of the State committee
from this, the 4th Senatorial dis
triot, will leave for New York next
Tuesday, going with the Hunting.
ton party In their private car.
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bill, of the Unitsd
$410. 236. 7O2 All the
sat. rye. oets barley ead
Leat and potatoes put to.
would not pay it.
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All kinds of attractions
a. Gailipolis Fair, Aug. %.
%, "a.
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Tho foolish men synd;ostes his
troubles and dissip4tes his joys.
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After some weeks of patient suf-
fsring, Mr. Clifford O. Stockhoff,
passed away Friday afternoon at
the home of his mother in Hen
derson, death being caused by q
complication of diseases. center
ing in the abdominal cavity he
was bright young man sged "a
years He was an engineer by pro-
fession and held good position as
such before sickness compelled his
retirement. The deceased's father
died about one year ago. but he
leaves a mother, wife, two sisters
and three brothers to mourn his
death Mrs. Rush Burnside, of this
city. WIS sister of tee deceased.
The funeral services were held
Sunday afternoon at his mothers
residence in Henderson, at 2
p. m, by Rev. Fierbaugh. in.
terment in Lone Oak Cemetery,
near this CITY.
God in his wisdom has seen fit
to call from our midst one of our
loved and respected young mer,
Fenton Meadows, who passed from
this life July 2sth, 1906, to the
realities of an unknown world.
He was young man OF excellent
qualities; be was born aud raised
in Mason county, and leaves a
record that will live through ages.
He WAS not only a moral young
man, but devoted christian, hsv-
ug united with the Baptist church
several years ago, and was never
Known to shirk a duty, end we
Fell sure be is basking in the SUM-
hine of Gods eternal glory
Mason county will sadly feel its
oss, and most especially the vicini-,
y in which he lived. He was ia
zen in the very bloom Of life, in
he midst Of his usefulness. so we
pc that He always chooses tht
arrest flower for his own.
He leaves to mourn a father,
sven brothers and four sisters, be-
des a number of relatives and
lends. His remains were in.
Srred in the Meadowsburg GENE
sry, Monday. A FRIEND.
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Is an unfsded carpet of more i'm
portanoe than good health2 Sur ely
not.
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All of the personal property of the
late A. j st phens, deceased, of
Union District, Mason County, w.
Va, will be sold at public auction to
the highest bidder on
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Mr. and Mrs r o Kincade, of
the vicinity of Hickory Chapel,
were the guests of j b Yeager and
family Sunday.
The evening world., 1906-06-02
WOMAN In VICTORIA
AIDED INJURED BOY.

Nine-vear-oid william DandreA. OF
No. 457 Ninth avenue. tried to get on
a butchers cart AZ It passed mis- home
This noon. II was going at n fast
rate and he siippei r fell beneath
the wheels. which passed over his n5.
domen. A woman. rlcaiy Eowned. who
vas passing IN her Nlc;orin had har
coachman stop. while SIZE lifted the boy
into the veIicle aud e%ndeayored 70
starch the blood from a great wound
he had received in the temple.
Mrs. DanIrea. who bad seen TIE ac-
oldent from her window, ran screaming
10 the boys side When she saw tie
extent OF his Injuries she tainted 4
policeman called an ambulance and the
boy was hurriedly removed 10 The ST.
Nary's Hospital. where he died within
an hour without regaining conscious
ness.
riage before her name could be ascer-
taIned. Tie butcher wagon ~belongei
10 / Calm. OF No i56 Ninth avenue.
The driver was not arrested as Il wns
evident the bow hal met death through
his own carelessness.
The evening world., 1906-06-02
ACCUSES JEROME
OF PERSECUTION.
Mrs. Cadieux Complains That
She Is Being Held Need
leSSly Without Trial.

Mrs Madeline A. Cadieux. who. by a
stratas,m. took her r~incyear-old son.
Alsernon. away from the Odd Fellow 3
liome. in Unionport, TO which lie had
been committed because she waP
deemed an improper guardian for him.
and who Is nov in the Tombs Prison
awaiting the action q the Grand Jury
on the charge OF perm .tting a prisoner
to escape" this afternoon gave out a
statement In her own behalf. asserting
that she IS being prosecuted b. the
pisirict-Attorney.
Mss. t,adieuN's ststcmect was maze
through sister Xavier. the Catllo- MS
slnar In the Tombs. She FIRST rScites
tile causes which led 20 her present siiA-
alton. that she was separated from her
husband. taat TWO years ago aftes she
had recovered from an attack " pnen-
.nonia she took a drink in d place IN
Harlem as a needed stimulant and was
overcome end arrested for in,7xicot'oa.
The Chiidren's Society took up hey
c,se aad caused her children. Alsernon
nd another hoy. To be taken away from
her On tie srouna t4.tt sac Nda nj "
prorer person 80 cave for them
The Younger boy Was adopted by =
wel-to-do family. and took the name o.
family. Mrs CadieuN says sAe oVes
not know where TO find the family.
Alcernon was committed TO the Oil
Fellows Home. With the Use or a
hired automobile. Mrs. Calieux took the
boy away from the some six weeks ago
ma has left him with friends IN tne
city. She refuses To say where ne -
although Il s understood she has been
promised immunity from the charge y.
she will reveal his whereabouts.
Her principal .easou for not wnntie
him in the Odd Fellows Home II mat
tae home IS a Protestant institution.
while she IS a Catholic, and wants heF
children brought UP In her own religion.
Mrs. Cadieux complains that after
she was held for trial she was kept IN
Harlem prison for several days. and nos
removed to the Tonos until May > a
month has NOW passed, n no action
has been TAI N to settle her case she
declares that this is persecution and
demands an immediate hearing before
the Grand Jury
Assistant Distrlc,-Attorney Perkins.
who has charge % Mrs. Cai.auNs casc.
was ont % toNn tod y, u no one else
in the Districi-Attorn-y's Office was
qualified TO say nnythirg as 70 the In
ientions o. HE cfiice IN regard 10 the
matter.
The evening world., 1906-06-02
ENGINE Of FAST
TRAIN PLUNGES
INTO RIVER
Locomotive of ST. Louis
Express Runs Into Open
Draw Over HackenSack.

The St. Louis Express. OF the Penn
s@ylvanla Railroad. due a., Jersey City
this afternoon at 2li O'Clock, ran int,
An open ray n; Marion. ON the Hack
cnsnck River. and at first it was re-
ported tho engineer ana fireman had
been Killed and that 9ne hundred pas
sengcrs were severely Injured.
Later DEVELOPMENTS show the loco
motive plugged into the river and was
Immersed. but that James II. Ellis. the
engineer. and William Messner. the fire.
man. escaped with their lives. by jump
Ing The train was composed OF seven
Pullman cars. the FIRST two OF which
were unorcupied.
II arpents that the draw leading over
the stream had been only partially
closed. and that the engineer. receiving
the proper signal. went ahead when
finally he noticed thc open draw he put
on TIE air. but the brakes refused TO
work.
The reserves Nom three Jersey city
rrcri,ts were sent to tho scene with
ambulance from overy hospital in TITO
CITY. but when they arrived 1t WIS found
TINT no damage was done further than
th1t to the ma;erIal par; OF the l'co-
motive. Tho tende simply projected
Owe the bank into tile river.
The evening world., 1906-06-02
DAUGHTER OF HIRAM
CR0NK is DESTITUTE.

Sarah cronk Rov,ey, daughter 90
Hiram Cronk the las; survivor os the
war Of ls'2, whom the city delighted r.
honor In his life and his death a fes
months ago, has been left IN her ex-
IRENE old Z destitute and wlthou. a
home. Her home in Aryerne. /. I. was
burned a Few days ago. II a desperate
attempt 70 save something from tie are
che was seriously burned about the
hands md face. she Is now recovering.
but when cured VIII ave TO depend
upon friends or caarity tor her support.
Mrs Cal Morchousc ,o-day resolved
a letter giving Information of her con-
d!t.on and Immediately wrote To- the old
ltiy. Inviting her To- stay az her home
urui other ar~-aUErI1p~ts can Toe utd-.
Mrs. Norehouse wifi keep Mrs. RoRitv
* long ~ she win stay. but believes
friends % the veteran OF the scuc ~
public VIII come o. her roi.cf soon.
The evening world., 1906-06-02
IRISH MOURN DAVITT AS
BODY IS TAKEN T0GRAVE

DUBLIN. Jane 2-The love and re-
spect IN which Michael Davitt was held
In ireland and the wllesuread sorrow
az his deata. were amply evidenced by
thc scenes in the streets here to-day
when the BODY o. the Father OF the
Land League" was removed from the
Clarendon street Chapel, whore 1t had
lain overnight, to B%roadstono Station
for conveyance to the peaceful country
graveyard at strade. County Mayo.
The funeral cortege. which was ex-
ceptionally large, included many Ma
tionalist members OF tho House Of Com
mons and %clergy!nen representatives. OF
every religion ana political creed.
John Redmond. John DILLON n other
members OF the Irish Nationalist pa ty
were among tho m%ourners who closely
followed the hearsc.
The evening world., 1906-06-02
WANT STEVENSON
TO EXPLAIN DELAY,

Bridge Commissioner James w. stcvon-
son Inns been invited 70 attend a meet.
ing or inc East SIDE Improvement AS.
ISOLATION on Monday night at Terrace
'afaeh Mr.. S~ieFenson Will be asked
70 explain me delays or the city In
marking out The approaches to the
Blaekweli's Island Bridge, both in Man
haitian ana queens.
Residents OF The affected locality have
decided II Is about time that they know
something deinite. Various city oniciai,
have been Juggling the proposition from
one 10 b other. each ducklnE the re-.
sponsibiity. and the East Side Improve.
ment Association has determined 10 RET
at the bottom o. the matter.
The evening world., 1906-06-02
HASTY CALL TO MINERS;
MITCHELL TO RESIGN?

w1LKEsBARRE. Pa. June =
Members Of the Mine Workers Union
National Executive Board from the
anthracite region LETT mere to-day for
indianapolis, called by President Nit
chell TO attend a meeting Of the board
there.
There is a report that Mr.. Mitchell is
10 resign at this meeting. but the board
members here declare they do not be-
lievo that he has any intention OF get
ting out n that the reports are being
circulated by his enemies. They have
not. however. bsen Informed OF the rea-
son for the meeting.
The evening world., 1906-06-02
W0MAN'S HAIR GETS
IN MOVING MACHINERY.

While bending over a Folding machine
last night In the printing establishment
OF Felix Lahiector. at No l03 PARK
Row, Mrs. Kate slemm. forty years OLD.
OF No. SO Hillary street. brooklyn,
caught her hair In the machinery ana
narrowly escaped death.
She was removed 20 the Hudson Street
Hospital. whore +! was found that she
had sustained a possible fracture or
the skull. The authorities at the hos
pital stated that TIE fact that her pAlr
VAS broken when she was hurled
arains, the machine Is MI that saved
hcr lie. The physicians say that she
Will recover.
The evening world., 1906-06-02
STOLE WATER AND
SOLD IT TO CITY

Commissioner Ellison some time age
ordered an Investigation 90 charge.
that certain local water supply com.
ranies a Br,oklyn and queens are
stealing water from the city.
He announced late This afternoon that
ne mad discovered one hagrant case ~
which a company las stolen millions
OF gallons from. a city m7ifs an sold il
TO the city. He says the Citizens Mater
supply company q tapped a slX-lacl
main IN st. Nicholas avenue. Ridge
wood. and connected < with their oWl
main. taldng about -ja,og gallons oi
water daily.
The evening world., 1906-06-02
HIBERNIANS AT
A THEATRE PARTY,

Through the courtesy OF Jeremiah
Curtin. manager Of the house. the mem
oers OF Division No. !. Ancient order Of
Hibernians, were entertained last night
Al the London Theatre, on the bowery.
Ine entertainments took the form OF a
0ls theatre party.
Ia addition 10 the regular show fur
n!shed by the Broadway Galety Girls.
Tom Sharkey and Leo Pardello gave Il
wrestling exhibition and Voting Grtne-
and Joe Bernstein boxed as scientific
ally as the lnw would permit At the
conclusion OF the performance ut tho
London there was something doing In
tho WAY Of refreshments AZ Lyons's.