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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-13
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gesas,

ssn Der lesten drummer berih=
teten mir bon Der 9eloentat zines
ilingen Mannes rlalnells S. SO. @rie-
ien in Der N1be bon 5brepeport,
2a., Der bei Dem geriud, 5lpei Men-
ihenleben bonn Grtrinfunsstooe au
retten, ielbit lein 2eben Derlor. Ger
Nane Oes ilngen Wannes puroe
folib geneloet. gr bieB q. S.
8rue en- nno lit Ser 5obn unie<
res alter Mbon1ellten Yeter 8rueIe1
in ga @range, Sapette gountp. 3iDci
8riioer bolten Die Qeide bon sbrepc=
port ab uno oieielbe muroe unter
5ablreider geteiIigune. auf Dem
5rieobof in Huterspiae beigeiebt.
Samitag nadnlittag fano in
Marion eine iebr gut beiuhte slntl-
MISUNDERSTANDING itatt, in
Der Die Serren S. g. Maier ous
Neu-graunfels, Sneo MoelIer aus
ISan Mntonio llilo s. 6. @eiaert
aus 5egliin anipraden an Die 8er-
-iamnelten bielten uito iie nnf Die
NottDenoigfeit auf1nerfiam rna6teu,
bob alle Mnti-Hrobibitionilten, mel
der Hartei iie audi angeboren mo-
gen, m Die oenlofratiihen Yriln1r-
ipablen am 25. SllIi geben. Ile
Neoen nodten anIheiner1o eirlen gus
ten ginoruf auf Die Sorer..
Sn 8air6 falto man in elmer
perldloiienen unb berliegeIten yWos
Cur" neun Gbineien peritedt, sic
tpabriheinlid. ms 2ano geidmllggeIi
tDaren. Der @age1 fam aus San
Granciseo uno es lit idtper 3u per-
ifeben, tpie Die 2eute es Die gas5e
3eit IN oem eng peribIoiienen Maum
ausgebalten buben. Sic batten nur
etpns @aiier iiro 8roo BEL iid.
Sn Mbilene ipur0e ein iulgcr
Wann namens Sra Wfontgomerp ge-
idoiien lino i1per beripunoet. geilr
eigener 8rlloer Sobn Montgomerp,
elm Deputy -&onltabIer, bot iih ala
Cater ben 8eboroen geitent.
Sn Dallas baIt our 3eit oie
@roBloge Der Gifts" ibre Sibuna
ab- Dieielbe oauert oie gan5e $50.
DIE. gs ioaen iiber 10000 fremoe
.glfs" IN Dnilos iein.
esn Der 9edbe bon Dallas ipur.
De am Samitag elm antomobil, III
oem iid bier 9erren befanoen INT
gefporfen, Die bier ssniaIien: 81. O.
WcAoanls, S. 81. oe Honlac, g. g.
Gbabot uno See @ogner, pur6er
lhner berlebt.
Die republifariide Stacts.
fonpelltion ipel1e aanoioaten fin
bie Staatsdnter aufitellen ioa, lpirs
ain II. Muguit IN 9alIas abgebaItcn
lm Is. eslili mollen Die oeno
fratii6en @robibitioniiten iiberan tn
Staate 8eriammlungen boben, ii
oenen Neoen 8it @uniten oes grobi
bitionsamenoelnents eebolten fperber
iollen.
Sn Dallas murbe Elm jungel
9ontraftor nalnens Sad 9lloen ourd
ben einltilr5 elmer aieseriibe gcto
tet.
@dbreno er iih auf benz @ege
bon ieiaer Sarnl nod Der Stab
Werfel befano, no er feline Sdlue
tier abbolen noate, pnroe @arrer
geidols, ein iunger Mmn bon 2s
Sabren, erihoiien. Nielnano ideir1
gu wilien. fper Der Cater fem mac
un0 pas fir einen @runo er botte
ben iunaen Mann 81 erfhieBen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-13

Gattsnrllcrd.

Sn 2eabentportb, aanIas, loa
Elm Wor6atteptot auf oen v@aroe!l"
6es bortigen 8unoes-@efdngniiies,
81. &C. Wc@laugbrep, genadt ipor-
ben iein. Ct fubr gesen Mittag nit
ieinern sobn, Der gbef oes Soentifi-
fationsbureaus in @oibington lit
uno Der gum 8eiub gefonlmen NOR.
ipaaieren, als pIosIib, itnmittelbar
Dor Dem @ngen, cine itarfe ggpIo-
fion erfoIgte, Die apar feinen 5da-
ben anri1tete, aber Die beioen Wc-
@laugbreg's uno ibren 4utlder ei-
nige MlgenbIide betdubte. Gin Sc.
fangetter, Der NIT einem anoera Ba-
gen binter ibnen berfubr, bebauptet,
er babe geieben, ipie SsSematlo aus
Dem obern Stodiperf eines 9auies Ell
men @egenitatlo nod Dem @agen oes
War6ens mari unb mie oiefer @e-
genitano onnn erpIooierte. Gie
Nadforihungen baben Bis iest fcine
9luffldrune beg nerfipiiroigen @or-
folIs qeaeber
Gonntoa nloraen ronnten IN
Der N1be BON Queen gitn. @rfoulos,
5tDei Baiiagier5iige Der Seras & go
cific Babn 5nfamrnen. gliemal16
fpiiroe getotet, aber mebrere BON Sen
3ugbeanten wuroen idiper berlett.
Ole Noliooiere entfofrren NIT Ieidfe-
rem NerIptunoeu
Mm Gonl,too ertronfpn i'm
Sofen BON Noltimore nahrenb pineg
fl1rhtboren Meopr5t,,rms f;inf qpan.
ller inns orei Tro,,en. sic 5iih IN j.
slem yuoerboot befonoeu. 6os uoh
Sort Wec6enrn fubr
Die Grrnoromno ser ssro,, 9(bo
gfihoros in Sot @prinos Slrfon{os
hot nod, ein NohinieI' nphoht ypir
berihteten ueuIif it,on hob 6os
Todferdaeu Der Grmpr6pteu NIT SER,
W1onne perid,tpu,1oen lei non hen1
man onnehme. 6os Or Sen gporo hp.
qonqen bobe Ssebt fomn,t me Nir.
minahom IN gliobomo oie gsod,richt
Die Nleine iei oort noII5t0nhio MT. I
teIfos ,rn6 oIlein o,,fopfunnpn ,nor.
Oen Ser @robnotpr : npr hpfomnt.
lid, in serrel inofnt If mod Sir.
minqhom oefobren i'm sic aIeine
All hoIen.
Gn, oona rofiotpr gRpnih m,,s
Elm iunoer w3nnn nnmpns 81 nosIep %
in GIepelou6. Ohio' fpin Gsinp
ssro,t tpoIIte fid, nm Inn id,e;6pn Ios.
len un6 ons M,If hieriihpr nro,,o
er n 6ns nm,s ip;npr e5fm;eopreI : Z
term no 10 J iih oifhieIt mn hcro,,,,
hort mic miI6 mn 5;h =, ,d,iessm
geiue syrou ,,na sp;,,e eshtnSoer;,, a.
tp,Irnen id,r,er ner,n,,,,Set Se;ne
Ghnieoernn,ttpr bpfon, e;ue re;d,ie %
W,fn6p ipinpm sdmieoortotor ms
apei 6erreu hip tx in Sen, ao,,se
befon6en opIouo % ,,n,errest y,
enffomnen g3oh Spr e,diessre; i'm in
So,,ie lipf aosIer ouf rio strcSs
uno fel1erfe bier atpei @5h;;sip mi
fid, ielbif ob. Sic ie6enfoTIs ,ei,e,'
Sob herbeifi;bren mer6en
csu 6e,n g,eftbemprb nor Nrr.
Ieoer I'M, 6os gerIoosrpd,t nor a, er.
tporteroen Mooiepe[ffhen ! soo6Sd1if.
oerunqen ous Mfrifo it Sic sSirma
GhorIes Gerihner,s sons ors tc,e.
qeriu berporaeoouae,r Serr Mooie.
peIf miro fir : ieine g3eitraoe nid,t ei.
men DoIIor her Snort erho3tpn mol
er Elm oerortioes Mbfommen fiir
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-13
gD,mnler=N =Neiien. .

. lag iupbin ipa man iett siebtn,
Ser Sptnerbite SIT entfliebfn?
gSp tit cs fdJ1n, tup lit es fiibl,
Sa es ST Sanie beiii mnb iduiil?
Ser NprbppI lit npdJ mtdjt entbeft,
Selbit Mnbre bat btes nidjt be5tpedt,
Mmd uare hteie Meiie gleilb
SIR @iele ippbl 5tt fpitenreidj.
@em ,uublsefiillt has 9prtempnnaie,
Dem rat id]: mad Garppa geb,!
gSer's Waiier id)ent, benz itebt Der Sim
Gum fiiblen COLORADO 6in.
9lnd5 tit es fiibl im Mserifp,
Sletbt man MIR amf benz SppdJplateaa
glndD finbet man 6prt, tpte befannt,
Sebr 8ieles, mas bpd) int'reiIant.
Sem reidbem Manne itebt bic gSelt
Sa Dffem, tupbin tbm's gef1llt
&ann er setrpiten Mmtes sie6'm
ltnb jeber S5ite iidJ ent5ieb'n.
0am5 anbers aber TIT Der ab,
gei tueldlem bic Mpneten fnapp,
Gr m5fte iupl, bDdJ fam er ntfjt,
gSeil Der 0elnbeutel au6ers iprid]t.
Sud) iei er barmnt itid)t persagt,
@enn ibn nidJts glmberes mod plagt,
Wsan fomntt oft amdJ nit ipenis 0elo
Cans frifd) mmb frSblidl bmrdJ bic g8elt.
Geid)t's ntdbt sur 9ieiie iiber's Wseer,
Sp grant man iidl bekbalb nidlt iebr,
Wsan bleibt int @'leis, bas man setuubnt
ttmb ppn ber Seefranfbeit perihDnt.
@enn man 5n Soamie bleiben mnk,
go giebt es bann mol andj 8enmE,
Mam fist, smm 8etipiel, intnter bier
@an5 fiibl beim @laie 9pme Star
8ter.
@as aud bic 5erne bieten mag,
Sab idj MIR ,,2pite Star" jeben Sag,
Sp bin i'd babel frenspersniist,
tlnb babe bas. mas mir seniist.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-13
'aann nidJf iibertrpffen iuerbeu.

Grfabrung lit Der Bette 2ebrnleiIter.
3. Wf. Saroen bon Silper Gitp,
gforD-Garolina, iaet: Electric Bit
ters tit genau oas, fir mas es onge-
prieien miro; fir Wagen-, 2eber-
iito gderenleioen fam es rlidt iiber-
troffen tuerben, er lit cine ercelente
Weoi5in". Serr Saroen bot 8edt,
er lit Die bette Meoi5in fir ongemeine
Sdpa6e, ebenio fir Sieber uno Wa.
lario. @arantiert 5u baben BET slo.
SreiB uno &. Gobn & So. so cts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-13
Anti Prohibitions VerSammIung.

Cine 2lntt= Yrnbtbittpns '0eriammlmng bemte
Mbenb 8 llbr 1T Gcfnarf's 6alle nabe Der gitb
Srauerei.
0tebner iuerben Die YrDbibitipnsfrage be-
lemmten. sJebermamn tit ein8elaben.
(Mnaei9e).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-13

Wferflpiiroig, mon m66te germ
ionge leber, ltno oo6 iu6t man iid)
Die 3eit5u nerfiirsen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-13
Central benofratiider Mnti-grobibi-
ttunsflnb inbpiiiert 9anbioaten.

Gentral bemofratiider Nnti-Grobibi.
tiunsflnb inboiiiert 9anbibatem.
sSSn elmer gerfammlurg bes Gen.
tral oemofratiiden glnti-Hrobibi.
tionsflnbs muroen folge116e &anoi.
6aten fir Gountp-Merl1ter in6oiIiert
&i6ter Deg 81. 9iitriftseridts,
Gbiuaro 9fuber.
&i6ter bes 81. 9iitriftseri1ts,
M. 6. gnfles.
9iitrifteglerf,
MnSreas gob it.
9iftriftzNnfpalt,
S. 6. 8afcr.
gollntbz9fidter,
Gbil $. Sbopf.
Sheriff,
9. ?. einoiap.
gountbsglerf,
&iDian 6. 6amilton.
goililtb@GnipaIt,
Georsc 6mntrcf.
goltiitbz&pIleftor,
Subn q, Bitter.
@ountp<aiieiior,
hilbert Smtb.
County @Sdabnleiiter,
u. 3. 8altom ir.
Gountb<germeiier,
8. 90, Code.
S6ul~Superinteroent,
4. s. Steiuarf.
6ricoensrid)ter, greeinft 1, 1,.glab i,
Spiepb llmideib.
Srieosnsric6ter, grecinft i, gIab 2,
Ben g. Sisf.
sodute< unb giebsSnipeftor.
Sart Winiieb.
aOnitable, grecinft 1,
S. 6. Srainer.
llntbs&ommiiidr. 9reeinft 1,
slntonio 9errera.
untbs8ommiildr, grecinft 2,
Gb. Calm.
@ountp@ @&ommiiidr, Hreeinft 8,
Tranf Sontmers.
gOuntesaommifidr, greeinft A,
8. 6. aroeaer,
(Mnsetse.)
The evening world., 1908-10-13

large quantities OF fine groceries and
fancy staples.
They investigated and found that
Russo had long, low shack at the
Central avenue address In which there
was storage room for fifty horses and
as many wagons, on Friday night they
arrested Russo. Rosario Cochiro and
Pietro College,. There We're fourteen
horses and wagons in the stable at the
time.
All the wagons had been newly and
gaudily painted. The detectives en-
ployed an expert. who removed the
fresh paint from the wagons and dis
closed beneath 1t the names and bust
ness addresses of six different firms in
Manhattan and Brooklyn. Investigation
showed that each of these firms had
in q month. The work of removing the
paint on the remaining eight wagons Is
proceeding
By the application Of persuasive meth
formation which led to three additional
arrests this morning at o'clock. Do
m!nico Bruno, of No. i37 East Twelfth
street, was arrested at First street and
the Bowery. Marco Rondese, of No. 30
Eldridge street, and Giovanni Ciroria,
os No. 2l2 Prince street. were arrested
at their homes. Bruno was tried two
years ago for the murder. in July. 1906,
OF Gaetano Valent and acquitted
Then arreste he had loaded revolver
Mounted Policeman Stetter, OF the
Traffic Squad, brought the number Of
arrests up to eight this afternoon by
clever detective work. He was on post
at Thirty-tirst street and Sixth avenue
when he noticed a fine horse and de-
livery wagon driven by two unkempt
and nervous Italians.
The horse looked as though II had
been driven hard, and the men on the
drivers seat did not seem to Stetter to
tit in with the name on the side of the
wagon, which was II. Bote, delicat-
essen, No. l0GG Third avenue. Stetter
stopped the rig. and his suspicious We're
made the stronger when the Italians
tried to run away.
He placed them under arrest and tele-
phoned to Mr. Bolte, who said that a
horse and wagon belonging to him had
been stolen from Sixty-second street
and Park avenue an hour before Set-
ter's prisoners were taken to Head
quarters. where they gave the names
of Charles Caliva and Christopher Mar
inspector McCafferty recognized both.
Caliva Is graduate OF Elmira Refor-
matory and Martorani is enjoying
liberty under a suspension of sentence
granted after conviction of larceny.
The men We're locked up on a charge
Of horse stealing and 1t is believed that
they are members of the gang which
the detectives have been rounding up.
The evening world., 1908-10-13
GANG STOLE 100
HORSES WITH
LOADED CARTS
Operated Successfully in All
Parts of Manhattan, the
Bronx and Brooklyn.

Three Central Office detectives-Di
Martini. kesselmark and Upton-com-
pleted to-day the work OF rounding up
a gang of six horse thieves who have
stolen fully 100 horses and loaded carts
from in front of stores and dwellings in
Manhattan. the Bronx and Brooklyn in
the last eight months. The sleuths have
also located in the Ridgewood section
OF Brooklyn the headquarters OF the
gang. where the horses and carts were
received. disguised and disposed of.
1t has been common experience of
grocers and fruit dealers to start out q
small truck laden with goods from the
store in charge OF a driver and have the
driver report a short time later that
horse and truck were missing The
thieves followed laden trucks and deliv-
cry wagons, and when the drivers were
inside house making deliveries drove
away with the horses.
Because Of the wide range OF terri
tory covered by the gang the detect
ives had hard work getting a line on
their operations. Finally the three de-
tectives mentioned learned that man
named Dominica Russo, the proprietor
OF an old tumble-down stable at No. l66
Central avenue Brooklyn. was doing a
big business in horses and secondhand
delivery wagons and was also furnish
ing peddlers and small dealers with
The evening world., 1908-10-13

out or breath. Lientcnants DELANEY,
Shechan and sullivan were busy maxim
out the Solumluous reports demanded
daily by the Commissioner when Chiodn
placed the object before them, remark
ms:
This is n bomb. 1 Just found It,"
Delaney, Sheehan ana sullivan forge
all about the reports and sClmpered. ono
yelling for Chiuuu TO throw the thiut.
into the street. A policeman doing Ia
the corner awokc and grabbed UP CHI
Of water. Then he carried the buckle
to n cell and locked 1t in. The bucket
and contents Will be turned over to tho
Bureau of Combustihles to-day.
The evening world., 1908-10-13
COULDN'T RESIST
IMPULSE TO TRY
AN EXPERIMENT
Its Successful Outcome Brings
Relief and Happiness to
.- Mount Vernon Man.

Rudolph Hylsen, of Mount Vernon,
N. Y, recently made the following
statement with reference to his expert
ence with the Cooper remedies, now
being demonstrated at Riker's New
Drug Store, West Fourteenth street.
just Off Fifth avenue MIR, Hylsen says;
For ten years | suffered from stom-
ach trouble and lumbago. ] do not
know whether or not either OF these
ailments has any direct bearing on the
other. but l do know that since taking
Q treatment OF Cooper's New Discov-
cry 1 have been entirely free from both
complaints.
Il do not believe there is any disease
known to man that can compare with
stomach trouble in keeping its victim
in constant torment. ! could not relish
any meal that ] ate. My digestion was
very bad. and after eating would be
oppressed with a feeling OF heaviness.
Ny food fermented. causing n gas for
nation that was extremely uncomforta-
BILE. and ! was constipated nearly all
the time. My system was all run down,
/ felt weak ana had no energy or am
billion.
II could get no relief from any of the
numerous remedies ! tried OF from the
various doctors / consulted, ! heard so
many favorable reports regarding this
man Coopers medicine that could not
resist the impulse to try II as an ex-
pertinent. l called at his headquarters,
described my condition and took home
q treatment OF Cooper's New Discovery.
II was not NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. came
In surprisingly short time. AS my
digestion improved and my stomach
misery grew less, gained in strength
and began TO feel more buoyant and
cheerful. am now well man, My
bowels are in splendid shape, l eat any
thing like, my digestion is perfect and
/ am troubled no more with gas or pain
of any kind.
II used to be laid NJ. for weeks at a
time with lumbago, suffering the most
excruciating pain, but have not had an
attack since taking the Cooper medi-
cine. | have not felt 50 well in years.
and advise any one suffering from stom-
ach trouble 10 try cooper's New Dis
coyery."
Coopers headquarters are now located
at Riker's New Drug store. 2 West
Fourteenth street. just off Fifth avenue,
where he or his assistants meet the
public daily, The Cooper preparations
are on sale at all the ItikeT Stores and
can be obtained at any other drug
store, 80
The evening world., 1908-10-13
DRAGS BOMB OUT
OF TENEMENT AS
FUSE IS BLAZING
Prompt Act of Neighhor Saves
Sleepers in East Side
House.
SEES STRING DANGLING.
Supposed Black Hand Internal
Machine Pulled From
Window in Time.
SEES STRING DANGLING.

What is declared to be box OF giant
powder, mixed with some other high ex-
plosive. was dragged from the second
floor window of the big tenement house
at No. 224 Chrystie street at 3 A. NJ.
to-day, a few seconds before a lighted
fuse had burned into It, Had the
bomb" exploded there would have been
panic" If not worse.
That the bomb was thrown into the
the police are positive. The tenement
stands In block where there has been
almost constant turmoil and crime dur
ing the past two years. In this block
have been kidnappings, murders, eXplo-
sions. fires and assaults innumerable.
Next door to the tenement IS The House
OF Two Deuces," where twenty-five
persons were burned to death two years
ago in fire started by a Black Hand
agent because some man in the house
mad refused to be blackmailed.
Nicolo Chiodo, a contracting plasterer,
who lives with his wife and four chill
dren on the second floor. south, in the
house, attended lodge meeting in Tam
many Hall last night and did not arrive
nome until 3 o'clock this morning. As
ne was passing in the street door h
saw rope dangling from the SECOND
story window north in the apartments
occupied by Vincenzo Mesineo man
who is reckoned wealthy by his country
men. Mesineo. 1t is said. has been re.
ceiving Black Hand letters for months
and has ignored the demands for money
made upon him.
Only four weeks ago a bomb was
placed in the hallway of the house, and
lie police then said the explosive was
Intended for Mesineo and his family.
Chiodo gave the rope jerk, and down
from the window sill came a box about
six inches long. four inches wide and
two inches deep. The box was broken
by the fall and from one end fell a
sausage-shaped bag from which sput-
tered a fuse, which had already burned
short. The contractor stamped the fuse
out and then carried the strange objec,
to his rooms to show 1t to his wtfe
The wife sent him flying to the street.
declaring he was endangering his own
and her life and the lives of the chill
dren.
Take It to the police!' called the
wife from the window. Take it quick. "
Chiodo entered Police Headquarters
The evening world., 1908-10-13
Houses Will Be Ready for In
spection at Any Hour,
Day or Night.
AGREEMENT is SIGNED.
Dozen Prominent Keepers Call
at District-Attorney's Of
f# flee to Give Pledge.

At least a dozen well known old gam
bling houses in the Tenderlon district,
between Thlrty-fourth and Forty-fourth
streets, were thrown open to the Dis
trict Attorney and the police to-day.
From this time on. these houses will
be open TO police inspection at any hour
Of the day or night.
observation-disclosures Jerome, when he
made his campaign against the gam
blers a few years ago, secured from
some Of the leading keepers of places
Of chance a pledge that they would
close up their houses, and not reopen
while he was in Office. Recently he has
heard that the pledges were being vio-
lated.
He summoned Honest John" Kelly,
Lou Ludlum and others to his office.
They vehemently denied that they were
conducting gambling games at places
under the jerome ban and offered him
the privilege of inspecting their houses
At any time.
jerome Took UP Offer.
Mr.. Jerome took up tie offer and to-
day legal and other representatives OF a
dozen prominent gambling 2ovSe keep
ers called at the Criminal Ccr"'S Build
ing and signed cast iron agreements,
throwing open certain houses at certain
numbers on certain cross streets to any
one the District Attorney may send to
inspect them at any time.
Mr., jerome can have our keys" said
three of the gamblers Wee only
sticking around and paying rent on our
places because we have them leased"
Among the lawyers who represented
The evening world., 1908-10-13
"keyhole Witness" Scored and
Referee Who Favored De
cree Is Rehuked.
REV. OWEN INDICATED.
Pastor and Accused Woman
Declared to Be Free of
All Blame.

d.. ,rho-,o, Sew.o, Owen for years
p.., 70 :, Consror,-
pae0'' -
tional church. was Vino'ca'eu' bepu's
Tax Commissioner for Staten Island
Guy c. Dempsey the Keynote VIII
ness" was scored ana heleree EDWARD
w, Redington report was reJe''eu anu
his findings reversed by Jus'ice l'aS-
ton, of the supreme court TO-DAY "nen
he refused to grant an lhteFlocu'ory De
cree of absolute divorce 10 FRANK W.
Perkins from Nellie f. Perkins.
per,,ns {. the hIch-priced head OF a
~, yor,,,s
department. III one Oh Nc" iot 'a'e
est clothing houses. His wife FOR years
s,sved A. a hoardlng-house keeper in
- >.,.or,-h ,-,ha-Ca,
TINS city ana d.
Perkins sued, charging his wife with
improprieties with Thomas owen in
,So. ,eae a,a roo
1879. 4''0 anu A0'''
mony upon which this charge could be
sus,a,,oa CO, ~ Da,,,say rh., 90
was '"S ~ wa" -
brother or LaVlnla dempsey eS-
Queen of the Holland Danes He was
parLi,.,. ,,,a,, sor ,r,o ,aaL o+ Tho
MINIS 'o' WV
sheer cottage. ArVerne, where MRS.
Perkins kept boarders in 1895, and made
sar,o,,. ,hor,o, a,,i,ot .ha ,yor,,n ,nd
o., -, ,,,.,
iNe'' o"'n' oo"iuei' WIN ~ "'
supply" in church near the same
resort
,.
justice Dayton, IN MS decision, Bays
This Is the whole case against Mrs.
perlxins. One yitnass said that Mr.,
-, -
ferkihs ana the young student "ere
| regarded as being very intimate when
she u,as living at the Adelaide Ansrt-
| ments in New York in 1893 or 1894, but
s H eaw No. &c. y, I,.lpi oPitIIsS ,h anu -. a d
NE. DUOiIS 81 t IL sou 81 Se a., =" " "
| sneii' nissis % LII go, -.
sao. a. Gnu 49, INA" th.t S,,,on had rarno tned
III nisb+ Hrt H. i. adr,,ttaS that Ms
an nisht, Dut ~ 10 aaTni..eu that MIS-
Doqiey was OF lihtIlorai Siiat acser. NJ
botn MIS- ferkins anu 'ne tteS' ~.
oWeh ueus .he 'esinous VI ny VIZ,
nesses on every esseh.iai poltt, anu
they are sustained ny prepohuerahce
OF eVloence. =.
Dempsey, must oe reIneilpereu
was occupying room WIN Ferklhs a,
the kSynoie peIloo. ie' ne never shli
WORD TO PERKINS apout "nat ne saw.
He states as ms reason ior thls peculiai
retieence that ne i ,n serk ~ !',, would
go do"nstalrs ana XII uotai ms VIE anu
This reason seems hardiy sufncieht 20
explain his subsequent silence LOT thii-
The evening world., 1908-10-13
SUSPEND 20 NORMAL GIRLS.

WATERBURY. Conn, Oct. 1s,-Nearly
twenty of tho young women attending
the State Normal School at New 43rlt-
ain are under suspension for having
''cut" their studies for the Hartford cell
ebration.
The evening world., 1908-10-13
DIED IN FIRE SAVING MONEY

MANASSAS, Va, Oct l3-W, s
Langyher was cremated in his home
near st. Edith's Academy. i've miles
west of Manassas, earl to-day when
his house with entire contents was de-
stroyed ~ fire originating probably
from a defective tlue, Lansyner re-
entered the burning structure 10 save
some money and valuable papers,
against the pleadings Of his wife and
Sbildrsn.
The evening world., 1908-10-13

the registration oooIs Where parties OF SuTagettes en-
deavored to enroll their names last week
But DR. Julia Seton Sears who voted for four Pres,
ents of the United States, and who is president
he New Thought College, of New York City is not
9atisfed with the answer Neither is Lady Frances
Cook formerly Tennessee Cafn who has employed the
Jaw firm of Coudert Brothers to bring the case of d.
before the United States Supreme Court as quickly
as possible, and make test case of it.
The Constitution says that no State shall have the
right to inhibt the privileges of citizen of another
state" said Dr. Sears to me to-day at Carnegie Hall
The evening world., 1908-10-13
KERN HEADS THIS WAY.

INDIANAPOLIS, oct. l3-John W.
Kern Democratic candidate for Vice
President. left here at 7.3O A. NJ. to-day
for New York 10 make his last speak
ing tour OF the campaign outside of
Indiana, He VIII speak tomorrow ar
ternoon AT --ii2abeth. N. j., and win
close the tour ~ syracuse. N. y. oct. 20.
The evening world., 1908-10-13

(From the Philadelphia EnquirerD
An elderly person entering the hotel
asked walter what he could have for
dinner.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" replied
the waiter,
Well" said the old gent eman. I've
never tasted It, but you may bring me
some and I'll see what It's Ike"