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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-06

In New York city a wedding of interest
to Birmingham also takes place today.
Miss Maude Beardsley who has been a
frequent guest of relatives in Blrming-
ham, will marry Mr. Frederick Halle
hurst Cans of New York The wedding
will be a quiet one at the church, and
only a few friends are invited to the re-
ception, as the family are in mourning
Miss Elizabeth Jenrison entertained at
a charming luncheon yesterday. at which
twelve guests were present: Miss Grace
Hardie, Miss Eva Conner, Miss Marie
Pinckard, Miss Ella Smith. Mrs. Paul
Earle, Mrs. Arthur Smith, Miss Elizabeth
Johnston. Miss Sue McLester. Miss Mae
Caldwell, Miss Marian Hamilton. Miss
Alice Graham, Miss Caroline Chisholm
and Miss Alice Moore.
The young women composing the bridal
party of the Hood Eatherley wedding
were guests OF Mrs. George T. Brazleton
at an II o'clock breakfast yesterday MORN
ing at the Country club, where a six
course menu was served. The scheme of
decoration was in green. The ferns were
used as place cards and souvenirs of
the day. The guests were Miss Father
ley, Miss Lizzie Morris Mason, Miss Mary
Ruth McLester, Miss Ouerbacker, Miss
Iinly Graham. Miss Edna Moore, Miss
Bessie waddey. Miss Norma Hood. Mrs.
Eugene Northington. Mrs. Russell Hunt.
Miss Mary Drew, principal and super
-. I<NH4 I,,.+
week for Covington. La, and will later
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Cambria, Swiss and Nainsook
Embroideries, 35c, 45c and soc
values. OK
Blue Penciled. -. -. %OC
One lot Tuxedo Net Yelling, reg
ular values from 25c to 35c.
Nice assortment of TO-
colors.... -. $500. ~
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A Sale Of
White Linen
PdrdSOlS

The best values in Summer Par
asols, beautiful patterns, full
$3.50 values. ~
Blue Penciled. =. :. L. -
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The W. c. T. L. met yesterday at
o clock at the First Methodist church.
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The marriage of Mr.. Griffin Lamkin and
Miss Bessie McCarty will take place this
afternoon at $50 o'clock at the residence
OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. M.
F. McCarty. 200 Sixth avenue. north.
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Miss Foy Wlkerson, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. ]. H. Dewberry, and Mr.. Henry
Perry Johnston will be married at the
brides home on North Twenty
street at 6 p. M, Rev. DR.. A ]. Dickinson
will officiate There will be no attendants,
but number of town guests will be here
for the wedding, including Misses Willie
Pierson of Brundige. Ala, Daisy Pierson
and Mary Olive Henderson of Troy Ala.
Mrs. Willis Glenn Gilmore and little
daughter of Brundge, Ala. and the bride
brother, Mr.. Young A. Wilkerson of Luz
verne, Ala.
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Miss Tupper, who has been the guest
of Mics Marianne Hamilton, has returned
to her home In New York.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-06

The Rev. Dr. James A. Duncan will de-
liver the certificates to the students of
the Academy of Music, Miss Daisy W.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-06

attend the summer school at Nashville,
which makes a speciality of kindergarten
work
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-06

The William L. Yancey chapter, L. D.
c., met with Mrs. Trapp at 1ID Tenth
avenue, south yesterday at O'Clock.
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Another morning wedding announced
for today is the marriage of Miss Harriet
Bostick and Mr.. William B. Hamilton
of Toronto. Canada, at the brides home
place at 7:30 O'Clock, with no attendants
They will visit Mr.. Hamllton's former
home at Tallassee, Ala. and afterwards
make their home in Toronto, Canada.
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Mrs John Summers has returned from
Hot Springs, Ark. and Memphis
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home at Tallassee, Ala. and afterwards
make their home in Toronto, Canada.
The wedding of Miss Susie Jolly and Mr..
Alan McRae of Cumberland, Va, will
take place at $50 p. m, at the First Chris
tian church. The brides sister, Mrs.
Samuel Perry, will be matron of honor,
and Mr.. William Clarkson of Lawrence.
Kan, and Mr.. Edgar Clarkson of Tusca-
loosa. Mr. W. d. Moody and Mr.. Fl. w.
Perry will be ushers, and Mr. Samuel
Perry best man. Mr.. McRae and his
bride will leave at $50 for trip east
to be absent a month. They will after
wards make their home In Cumberland,
Va. where Mr.. McRae is in the banking
business. The out-of-town guests will in
clude: Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Faith of
Mobile, Mr.. and Mrs. r G. Garrett of
South Pittsburg, Tenn, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
h Lester of Gadsden, j. T. McLemore of
Boligee, Ala. Mr.. James D. Richardson
and family, Judge and Mrs. John E. Rich
ardson of Murfreesboro, Tenn, and
Messrs William and Edgar Clarkson.
The evening world., 1906-04-23
GEORG|NE WILD
BRIDE OF A COUNT
Brilliant Throng at Wedding of
Mrs. Henry Siegel's Daugh-
ter in London.

LONDON. April 23.-count Carlo Dem
tlce DC Frasso, OF Rsme. and Gcorsins
r. Wilde. dauc s.esA Of Mrs. Henry
se;c'. ~ Ncw York. were married 1t
iae nrt o-y. Dfonp;on. To-day. The
cAu li-a y.as prc;.ly decorated
with ln r. was cow. o1 With invited
guests including many uem1-rs OF tbs
Diplomatic corps aad promlncae
Itllians anI Americans resid "a
London. amcnS whom Were Anna. @iicr
Reid md Mrs. Reid and Siguor Iltt0n-,
the italian Ambassador.
The bride was at ended by her sis
ters. Dorothy Wide, n Julia Slcsei.
and Louvre Tarbeil. OF New York:
Hanane B-cauchamp. Muriel Bes, and
Gladys Sherry.
The best man was Count Erwin Won
Schonbo-n-Buche!m The witnesses To-
the bride wero Prince Luigi Perfice DO
Frnsso. brother OF the bridegroom; Mr..
Rcd and Henry Se9.l. and Tor tho
bridegroom Prince B-onconpasli I'd
Count Won S,horborn-Bucleim and .
TIttoni
Fnthe-. Bcrnorl Vaughan rcrfo mod
the marriage |cc-cp;our asa Father John
Lynch celebrated tho mass which .o'-
lowed After inc ccrcm1uy NJ arl
Mrs. slccol gave a wedding hr N.sast
lat Claridge's u n hundred guests
The evening world., 1906-04-23
SWEENEY APPOINTED;
HODGINS PASSED UP.
For Third Time Police Captain Has
Been Turned Down for
lnspectorship.

Acting Inspector Dennis Sweeney was
to-day appointed a full-nedged in
spesor by Commissioner Bingham,
which thus fills ont tie list OF IN
spert1rs in the department and winds
NJ tae incident growing ont of tie re-
lns,atemen, by tho courts OF Inspectors
Druhan ana Smith. When they came
back there was but one vacancy IN
the ranks OF inspectors. but Bingham
reduced TWO acting inspectors. Thus
there We're three vacancies. two OF
which were, OF course, filed by Druhan
and Smith.
The commissioner then called upon
the C~ivil-service Board FOR the names
OF three eligible captains. In the list
gwen him Sweeney's nane was nrst,
"tth Capt. Hpugina. of the Tenderuin.
second ard capt. buchanan third.
There was much Ink among the police
as 20 WHO would get the covetcd al-
vlns emrnt. AND Holgins WAS Il fiVjr-
lie. Ia view Ot Ais popularity ana zee
ord there WIS some surprise thu he
VAS passed over. II Is the third time
this mas occurred In Tie case o.: Hod-
gins and MA name Will now go on the
list uuicss a. is called for specially by
the Commissioners
The evening world., 1906-04-23
SOLDIER STARS
IN RING STUNTS
Military Athletic Show VIII
Hold Big Garden All
This Week.

what the Military Athletic League
has accomplished in behalf o; the Ma
'ional Gtard and the United States
soldiers ana the good that 1t. has
lore in supplying from their fund
,thletic i%mplenec,s and outfits tat she
forsrnment docs rot proy!cv for the
.ps OF the navy and the army ports,
ara What the league has done IT,
ccmentlns the friendship betN cen the
National Guard and the regular army.
entities them TO the best consideration
OF the public at their annual touraa-
ment
Unless all Signs fail this week a.
Madison Square Garden will be another
triumph for the league. and the pro-
srGmni- for zach night has features that
havb always bean enthusiastically re-
ceived. The athletic programme will
begin at $50 tonight. and Those who
know what the National Guard attn
letes can do viii nrd q contest which
Capt. Dixon. Chairman OF the Athlete
Committee. expects 10 be the sharpest
thSt the league has ever seen. fter
that. with Comptroller Me:z as the re
viewing Officer and Col. William F.. Nor
ris commanding. a grand review Will
be a scene OF br!ll!ancy + perfection
OF drll..
There viii be much tc be seen Ger
that with an evsning parade OF the
New York institution for the Instrue-
ton OF the Deaf and Dumb with taalT
battalion. Troop G. OF the Un!ted states
Cavalry. will give tSei, musical ride
and rough ridins CROUCH to hold the
attention and stir the pulses OK the
thousands OF people IN shc bliliing
Company a. OF the Fifth United states
Infantry. VIII show the manual drll
and battle exercises; the United States
nafines Will give street rio drill and
,olley lring and n company drlll. and
the Third Battery, National Guard, IN
der command OF Lieut.. Matlock. VIII
show the fy!ng platoon drill. which las.
year was Commended most highly by he
OF. ers OF tho United STATES Field
ARTILLERY.
Tomorrow Might the fund for the re-
iitf OF TIE sufferers o. the Sa1 Fran
cisco calamity viii b. substantially
aided bv the Military Athlete Leagues
contribution to the fund from the re-
ceirts OF the performance ~ the GIrde
The evening world., 1906-04-23
THIRTY DAYS FOR
DRINKING WATER
Druggist Fooled Woman In
tent on Suicide but Court
Sentenced Her.

Mrs. Madeline Cook. who lives nj No.
25 Bloomfield street. HohoSen. was
sent TO the penitentiary for thirty days
to-day for attempted suicide. Though
she drank only water SIZE was sure It
was carbolc acid. and when she found
out how she had been fooled by the
druggist she berated him sound!y FOR
the deception.
Las, night Mrs. Cook entered the
drug store Of William Kamlah. at Hud-
son n Newark sicets. She called for
-carhollc Rcld and stryehnine. As She
seemed much excited she was given
water and a PLAIN white powder. sh.
took her pachages and at the
door suddenly swallowed the pow
der. washed It down with the
carbide" and dropped screaming TO
the floor. she shrieked in agony, rolled
from side to side ana tore her hair.
She was aiken 10 the nearest police
station. where the most extreme meas
ures We're taken. She had recovered
from her experience within an hour.
Arraigned In the Hoboken Police Court
to-day she was confronted by the drug
clerk. who told tile story OF the water
and the white powder. The woman. on
hearing hoN she had been fooled. broke
q torrent O. abuse and vowed ven
ceancc upon the man who had sold her
water for carbol.c,
The evening world., 1906-04-23
TWO WOMEN AGAIN
UP AS SH0PLlFTERS,
Esther Cohen and Annie Rosenberg
Are Caught by Three
Detectives.

TWO womea. said by the police TO be
known all over the Eastern section OF
the country rs shoplifiers. were ar-
rested to-day ny Central Office detec-
lives. n c'though one OF them had
a valuable roll 4 blue silk hidden In
the great skirt pocket OF her dress
the police rave as yet bee unable to
find out whether she stole It. The pair
were accordingly hid as suspicious
persons In the Centre Street Court until
Il search can be made for a possible
owner OF the silk.
The women are Esther Cohen. alias
Sarah Flnkelste!n. thlrty-si& years old,
OF No, II Norfolk street. and Annie
rosenberg. alias ievey, OF No. +75 East
one Hundred and Eighth street. The
compngn5n had $685.. Inspector Nc
Laughi!n. who has received many com
plants OF shoplifting iateay. thinks
this money IS the proceeds q the sale
OF. stolen goods.
Pictures OF b,th women are In the
who has be II arrested many times, has
never been convi1ted. The Rosenberg
woman. under hagf a dozen aliases. has
leen arr Sted in Boston, Bridgeport.
Trenton and Haverstraw. She served
five wears for grand larceny in Boston.
being sentenced in 1894 In all the
other places she jumped her bail
The pair were noticed acting sus-
~piclously on Orchard street near Hous-
ton to-day by -Sergts. Devcr.
Gallagher and McKenna, AT Head
quarters they broke down n wept
until they were recognized by several
OF the detectives
The evening world., 1906-04-23
WOMAN'S BODY IN
CR0T0N RESERVOIR
Still in Croton Basin Where
Wife of Laborer Leaped
to Death. ia

For three weeks the body OF q wona
suicide has lain at the bottom o. tho
Cuiton Reservoir from which New
Yo-k's water supply cones.
\ gang under Sr1t Rogers worked
a.rIui the reservoir all Yesterday eX-
plo1ing charges OF dynamite In hopes
Of bringing the body % the surface.
Tals dynamiting. which during the last
few days has taken the place OF drag
giug the reservoir. has continued at reg
ular intervals. and sixty-seven sticks OF
the explosive have been used. The al
most constant detonations attracted
attention and led TO the exposing OF the
secret.
The suicide was Mira bilaida Giotti.
nrty-pwo years old. wife OF Leone
Glotu. a mason on the works. They
lived In the row OF dwellings, known to
the Croton people as THE Bowery."
on tire morning OF April ? Mrs. Giott
arose before her husband had awaken
ed. and dressing herself in a wrapper
and slippers kissed her s~evea-year-old
boy Peter good-by. and after giving
him the key left the house.
She took the shortest u TO tho
reservoir. on the road she met an
Italian woman whom she e The
woman saw she was agitated and
her where she was going.
Up the road" said Mrs. Giotu. add
ing. "Bood-oy. You will mover see ne
again"
Antonio Monte. a reservoir watch
man. was patrolling the edge OF the big
bagn when he noticed a woman over
~ tho lao heat fANlnf known as the
Mole. Nome thought the woman was
picking frewood and turned his back n
minute. He heard a splash and looked
around. There was no woman on tae
For nearly three weeks the reservoir
has been Systematically dragged. Then
dynamite vas used. and the failure TO
recover ;hesbody has led TO the fear
early blast. A. the point where. TIE
woman is supposed 70 have jumped OF
NE intake Is IA feet deep.
Joachim Cre-natt. master maso1. Nv
Ing at No. So West Forty-fourth street.
IS 4 borther OF Mrs. Glotl and supports
their old mother. When seen to-day by
Evening World nepor;e- he said:
Il have just returned from spending
n week AROUND The reservoir searching
for rny SISTERS body. We are heart
Over her aG.. She must have
been out OF her mind at the time. What
cancsd her 70 take the fatal leap All.
d, was The fearful curse OF drink.
T.con" Gioti was q good husband M
a good master mason when in his right
senses. But the cursed drink made =
different man OF him lie has been
driven almos, 10 suicide by his wlfe's
death. he loved her so.
"Bu; when IN the drink Il was dif-
fere1r. He had been out OF work for
weeks and took too much liquor. His
wife could rot stand the beatings she
received and Il drove her 70 kill her
He Gamma. eat or sleep from remo-se.
Morse. on the day she disappeared
he was n 81 70 work again OF r COOL
j IS terri bic We dar. not 'cli
the old mother about Dllllia's aNfii
death. II would Kill her"
The evening world., 1906-04-23
RUNAWAY IN
CROWDED HARLEM
Two Men in Runabout Thrown
Out and Vehicle Knocked
TO Splinters.

cr,-,t,- bt- sor-oi .-o.,c- ,oro
w -. :, -. ,sa.,a.
~ -,
-
ur'V'"E nun A'AHt1. s0"neh'" o' ou"e'
nc douse1 INC NUMEROUS oi du0oo'es
pleasure & Ped@FAAs' oaoy car
RACES y pe' ooss mat cossed us
path
Ernest Miller, a merchant and his
orothcr-'n-lnw Fred hnoe' ooth hv.aS
at 80. III seventh avenue. went out TOT
a hrce7e Or the Speedway fgriut Mt
-. At-1-o,-,c s,-,o, -,-trc 49,.
~. 80 -.
The horse. Nt- passing some TWO man,
drcd larc, autos. took II into his heal
.A-au s,,-o =. .bo str,,. 90 email
'' '"+9" '.'
one. Things began to happen RI ono
Hund-d and Thirry-h1urrh street and
g, ~,..,,,a. ,orro E,,es ,t,chot an,
The evening world., 1906-04-23
SENTENCED
TO YEAR IN PRISON
Former District of
Kings Must Also Pay a Fine
of $500.

william O. Miles, the former Brook
lyn Assistant District Attorney. was
to-day given the maximum penalty OF
one years Imprisonment and q fine or
$500 FOR conspiring TO defraud the city
by presenting false sewer claims. HIS
confidential clerk. Charles NJ. Wells,
received the same penalty. Another
clerk. Frank NJ. Wandell. had his SEN
tence deferred till nexi Monday IN view
OF q confession made TO the District
Attorney last Saturday. The three men
were found guilty Friday.
Mles's lawyer. ex-Judge Brundage,
NJ once moved for a new trial and ar
rest Of Judgment. Both motions were
denied. lie then asked that the p-is-
oners be left in the custody OF the
sheriff til be could prepare an apTli-
cation for "A motion 10 show cause.
This was granted. and the papers Will
be presented this afternoon.
The two men We're in a panic when
they were brought in FOR sentence.
Miles,. When ne gave his pedigree
could not 90 heard three feet away. He
paled visibly when the sentence was
pronounced. Judge Crane expressed the
oeMef that the men were very fortunate
In that they had $50, trial on a
Fraver charge. lie said thar only tie
excellent advice OK their counsel lad
When Miles and Wells entered the
room they refused 70 speak 70 WandeH,
lnev knew OF tlc c1uie@sipu ne Aad
made lie is 10 aqAir before tle
Grand Jury tals week and, II is sali,
tD4f f4 u.l imu4rf several new i1ct7
;hat will 3ncrimluap9 ~procn-neat cry
employees and paltieans. Listrlct-A1-
taIney Clarke hogcs to Q9Ltu more con-
v~lct!ons on the streng-A OF A.s CON
An orlcr s.nylng the execution OF ne
Judgment was granted la'e, .. ~
vision 5f the Supreme Court. The TWO
prisoners we're trca admitted 20 DAN
ir 5000 each. They mad been Nopt
waiting IN an ante-ro1m OF the SleVilIs
office ara lad no; been placed IN a cell
f'be san ot execution holds good unfi
the argumcut on Mag : TO snow c"t
why tho verdict saould not Poe So, 1Slde
and a c trul granted.
s likeiy fhat there VIII DE more
tr9lair Tor Miles ls - 'tstrlct. Si9t-
new. off,. in Sow York County hn'
t,Eca tn tire natter rs going 20 so
c4r.Ttlly over tho evidence r. she case,
Mics re.ciscl the InOley for the aw!rtl1
in This county and Comptroller Mctl
and Ai-. Jerome hold that nc committed
t-nieS. comptro.ier Metz Is satisfied.
ntfr- iuvestgutiou q tlp good fatth OF
two OF his mel. Mcmahon AID S-Lllon,
who. according 20 NM hanu"d ~ 49,
ana McCrossr a~gcinst tho Cit there
will he vacancies in l-s l-imcat
The. two nliu-'crs VIII .invc 20 face
chargas fled tLls week.
The evening world., 1906-04-23
HIGGINS PICKS MAN
TO SUCCEED HENDRICKS.

ALBANY, Aorl @.-For the frs,
sine IN weeks GOV. Higgins gave out
po.atmont ~ . successor o. State Su-
pcr.ntendent OF Insurance Francis
Hendricks He announced that hc
woutl name the neW sup~r.utend ut
witan ten days.
.AHl he be Assistant Counsel Fiem-
ing ~ the Armstrong Insurance Com
mltteeH' was ask d.,
"a cannot cay anything. about II at
this time" was the reply.
The Governor also announced that he
would appoint before the close OF the
session a new COMMISSIONS OF excise.
n superintendent OF pglllc buildings
ana three racing commissioners TO sue
eyed August Belmont. J hr SANFORD
ard l.. u. Morgan.
The evening world., 1906-04-23
SHOOTS WIFE TWICE,
THEN HER MOTHER
Crazed by Drink, Henry Rizzo
Attempts Double Murder
and Escapes.
Special to The Eycnlnr worlil

LAWRENCE. l.. /, April 3-Deputy
SAeriHs are to-day searching FOR Henry
Rizzo. a young Italian. who was mar
Tiei a short time ago TO Mary Conzin-
ella. Yesterday he shot al hts wife
twice tearing away the knuokic OF the
l!tIe anger on her left hand. lie shot
in the left side and sending a bullet
nearly through her body.
Tho Conzlnel,a and the Rlzzo resi-
-helnG- oxe-a saloon.
owned by young Rizzos father.
Mi-lnel-are s.t5ated side br eide In
Park place, nea- Morris avenue The
Young couple had resided on tho second
noor OF the Rizzo Hotel.
Young Rlzzo drank too freely ye5ter-
day morning. He went upstairs. hogan
TO beat his bride. who fed % che homs
%. her parents She had been lone
hours. when R4zzo. lnfur.ntoi
by LIQUOR. Wen TO the Couzine 10 cot
He demanded that his wife re-
urn home Immediately and oegan call
her vile names. The mother-in law.
Mrs .coziaelia, told sLm that L he
not respect his wife and Aer nome
to g.t out. and tlaL N 4 nun ~
RIzz, started TO lcave ~ Ws1eh g
N -rivet NJ the door he drew a ~reNoiNe'
@ni son, two bullets at his %iie. ihe
mrs, : riklng her hand and tearing way
a portion OF her knuckle aad me SCI
ond taking no eMcct. As lie was pass
"a window he Qisdn turned anu SeIs
n bullet after ms mother-ln-!A"'
struck her in the side, and she fe.4'
screaming with agony y
Ig- CaTi Schmuok acd DR.. Robert +.
Hutchinson removed lie bullet, wIiSh
had nearly passed through the oody
from left TO right.
realized wha: had happened,
Conzln4ila was away at the time OF
the shooting but when he returnei
he vowed vengeance upon mis- son-in-
cousin % Mrs C~onzinella :.
Who was visiting at the home for inc
dev had a marrow escape from being
struck by one OF the bullets.
The evening world., 1906-04-23
SQUIRREL WITH TAIL
THREE FEET LONG.
Large as a Good-Sized Dog and
Comes from Malaba With
other Freaks.

The tramp steaIhpr Indramayo, In 20
day from Bombay and Calcutta, brouih
q small meuagere OF queer creatures.
among them a Malaba squirrel VIZ. a
bushy tai three feet long. The body
OF the animal is as large as Il good.
sized dog, yet 1t has all the nlmhleness
OF a chipmunk.
When The lndramayo was In the Med
tterr9uean the squirrel got free from
3ts cage and scampercd up into the rio
g1ng II wouldn't com, down until tie
second officer iaas5ei a. other animal
passengers ca the tramp We're tu7, hnle,
pytnons. one o. Nh!cn dec, asa d h.g
crocodile.
The evening world., 1906-04-23
MISSING LINKS HELD UP.
Idiots nrought Here for SHOW rur-
pcocs Not Allowed to Land

The tramp steamer Werdenfcls mr.
rived to-day from Bombay and Cal
cutta With two PASSENGERS thot the
immirrltt5n authorities VIII not permit
20 land They are natives OF a district
in india where there is lnternarriage
and the majority OF the people are
idiots.
These men were brought on FOR show
purposes. They have recedlng fore
heads and iltle higher intellectual de-
vclOpment than apes. They wore no.
clothing until they were compelled to
don sweaters and trousers In Boston.
Momhers OF the crew cnll them Cham
r'on md Jack. They have long. claw
like finger nails and look like gorillas.
The evening world., 1906-04-23
DEATH DUE TO ALCOHOLISM.
Dying Man Arrested for %IntoNica-
lion, Expired Ia HOSPITAL.

Benedict Eckert, forty-seyeu years old.
OF No. i3 Courtlandt avenue. the
Bronx. died in Lincoln Hospital to-day
three hours after his arrest for intoxl-
cation.
The man was in a dying condition
the Alexander avenue station. He died
an hour after he reached the hospital.
He WAS a carpenter. employed by the
brunswick q BAlne Company.
The evening world., 1906-04-23
stranger knocked Him Down.

Christopher Salverman. twenty-sevsr
years old. OF No. 100 Luquer street,
Brooklyn. WIS badly Injured YESTERDAY
during an alteration with N unknown
man at Woodruff street and Hamii-
ton avenue, Salverm1n received a blow
on the left eye, knociSng him down.
When he came 20 his scnsc = stran-
ger had disappeared. He was ATTENDED
by Surgeon Williams. o. the Long Ia
and College Hospital, and removed to
Ills hame
The evening world., 1906-04-23
BARRICADED IN HOME
WHILE BURGLARS ROB.

,LEN1NGToN. y. J., April a.
Burglars. after ~oarrcadlng Arthur
Price and his family In their apart
ments over the post-oface at Ptttston'
near here. early to-day blew the safe'
They got SEQ in caAh and stamps.
rho gang Used nitro-glycerlne. and
ntdcs smashiug the safe wrecked the
ground toor OF the house
people OF the town. awakened by the
explosion. saw four men driving away
tbc but no arrests were
nn,nde None of the Brice family was
infnr.d. A. L. Robinson Is the post
in4s.er at pittston