Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - March 18, 1900, Boston, Massachusetts Have their Ads in todays Be stire to read Read the Want Ads In todays They save you time and VOL MARCH IVE of sam The increased sale of this REMARKABLE REMEDY during the present epidemic of Grippe indicates the confidence the pub lic has in its CURA TIVE Every bottle guaranteed to cure or money SOLD ONLY BY Waitt Three times as many sold as any other lOc cigar in this We challenge any manufacturer in Boston or New England to show a sale onethird as large as our famous duality i WAITT BOND 53 Blackstone CONTENTS GLOBE DRUGGISTS AT THEIR 3 STORESs 50 cor Hanover 143 cor South 877 opp Oak OP Reports Liv ingin March 17 The war department hag received a report from the sanitary which has been mak ing a census of The report places the population actually living In houses within the police district at The territory included in this census does not embrace the suburban districts or take Into account people living in bancos or those who are in mates of convents and The work of the corps Is not yet com but It establishes a basis upon which the health department may pro ceed In its statistics and in Its for the health of the f We shall place on sale in our Ivory Ladies Fine Waists in French flan made with the French or yoke dress high An attractive variety of colors in stripes and polka ordinarily sold for Five Dollars and Five Dollars and a LADIES UNDERWEAR Boers hold positions In the berg which are said to have been rendered Man supposed to be Lucco killed at the Haymarket sq station of the Banquet of the Charitable Irish so ciety speeches by Pres Atty Atty Gen Knowlton and Joseph Smith officers elected at annual Page Burge outclassed by Spike Fall River manufacturers and opera tives to meet Monday to discuss a glid loses in the New York sword Bishop Potter returns from his visit to the Page Golden wedding day of Mr and Mrs Joel Sargent of West Lole the resists two burglars In loses the annual match at bowling with Roseville Mr and Mrs Joel Sargent of West celebrate their golden Judge Wanhope Lynn says the Irish should wear crape and keep within doors on the occasion of the queens Page 4 Worcester high school wins the cham and shield at the annual Indoor schoolboy games one record others Oregon and New Orleans at Nagasaki ready to proceed to to protect missionaries from reign of anarchy flurry among the war and navy departments at Four more roads centering In Worces ter acquired by a Page South Boston citizens celebrate Evac Ten thousand Irishmen parade on St Patricks day in New Mayor Proctor of submits his estimates to the Passe Gov Leaty of Guam issues a proclama tion abolishing and prohibiting forever slavery peonage In that Rev Mr Sheldons experiment causes dispute among owners of the Topeka Capital as to future conduct of tho pa Boston holds Us an Page 7 Sixty starving women trumped 20 miles to San to beg relief of Gov Gen but the city treasury was empty merchants to demand some kind of tariff without further Maud the famous Is Frank claiming a homo In Cam sentenced at Providence to 18 years Imprisonment for Siberian says Americans have started out upon a and Industrial of Possibility of New York grand Jury indicting several police Page Appropriations for Charlestown and Portsmouth navy State house and political City hall changes and candidates for Page Real estate Page Liberty suspended except for Jingoes in England queen declared to be on a royal recruiting trip flag flown over Windsor Patrick birthday celebra Tech drill trouble Page Baseball Daughters of the revolution Maines Ice and lumber Page Drama and Page Important auction sales of horses and Page Water front Walnut Hill rifle Pane News for Walter Camps new system for Yales Jews being driven from Increase In Bostons Ill EC Story of the British evacuation of Canadian fox pelts held at high 1 Page Sketch of Miss president elect of Mt Holyoke Everybodys Page Housekeepers CONTENTS OF BLOBE Page Gowns for April Among the Hebrew social Page Rev Charles Sheldons college ca reer in New Two Seattle men plan a stage line to the north Peter a mysterious of puritan Inice Boston clubdom years Dress for Page Financial Page Military and Commercial Pi Eta society of Harvard to present a musical Page maple sugar Opening chapter of a new Un der the Legal Page The mystic Page Table gossip Marie Jonreau on fashion In the f Page Frank Carpenter on the customs of ALL UNTRUE President Tuttles Reply to Anonymous Circulars and Newspaper Advertise ments Concerning the Financial Standing of the Boston Maine Concerning sundry anonymous news paper advertisements and the circulars that are distributed bearing the signature of Mr Seward Webb and attacking tho financial standing of the Boston Maine Pres Tuttle says These advertisements and circulars contain so many erroneous statements that their Intent to deceive la wholly Among the more glaring errors I may mention the following An understatement of the Boston Maine stock by an overstate nent of the companys current les and open accounts by an overstatement of the capital stock of eased lines upon which the Boston guarantees dividends by the entire omission from these cir culars and advertisements or the roads current assets amounting to and Investments In stocks and bonds worth at market value a total of over The Implication that the Boston Maines leased lines are In any way a burden upon It is The Bos ton Maine railroad has no leased line that Is not directly profitable to It and that does not produce for Its treasury an annual surplus over and above all cost of operation and It Is curious to note that In the lit herein referred to the claim Is being made on the one hand that lease of the Fitchburg by the Boston Maine at a 6 percent guaranteed dividend upon its preferred stock will be BO burden some to the latter as to greatly weaken Its ability to operate Its property and pay its rentals und on the other the statement in almost in tho same that if the Fitchburg Is allowed to remain by Itself it will probably earn for its preferred stockholders annual dividends ranging from U to S Any from whatever source that the Boston Maine rail road has failed to earn a sufficient and unquestioned surplus to warrant the dividends paid upon all of Its Is untruthful in every and is not worth a moments The statement made In every recent annual report of the Boston Maine directors of the policy of limiting its dividend to a fixed and oC ex ponding all surplus earnings In improve ments upon the has been un reservedly complied The remarkable and steady Increase In the values of the stocks and bonds of the Boston Maine railroad and Its leased lines since the various leases ought to be a sufficient to any one who has any doubts as 10 the Boston Maines financial Start right by using Lung Kuro to cure your It cures Washington and Summer Uncle Dudley on journalistic experi ments in Editorial symposium Can Ireland ever be to the Crown Howard on reforms in New Horse clipping by Changes In medical practice in the last quarter Townsends political Art and Yachts and j Harvard rowing It has long bten the custom of many Champagne firms to ship inferior vin tages to this country not so however with the of who have hut grada ol MENS FINE Sold Out to MCLEAN SHOE The Stock of SHEENY To lie C lotted Ont nt a CM sizes 6 to from and Double Bola Calf from Oil Grain Water from Basset Willow from Patent and from and Devonshire and Spring OPPOSITE Another Fatal Accident in the Haymarket Sq Sta tion the Victim Thought to be L Bricklayer and Lived at the North He Jumped From a Gar Willie it Was in THEY POSSESS 20 Big Crowd About Tracks at the Ete Ml or Was lie Rear Tract EDMUND President of Charitable Pres Rear Dist Atty Joseph Atty Gen Knowlton and Others Responded to Officers Elected at 163d Annual Meeting of the The anniversary banquet of the Charitable Irish was held at Youngs hotel last like Its a notable Thero were about 125 members und guests The dining room was beautifully decorated for the occasion with the Irish and the stars und Many of the most prominent Irish American citizens of Boston and vicin ity were and there was no curl of enthusiasm during the On either side of 1ren Wil mund Reardon sat U S Atty lloyd Atty Gen Joseph Hun Thomas Kuv Rev John Hon Patrick Keat ing and John chief of the Caledonian The speeches were all In accord with the sentiment of the with the progress of the Irish In and all graced with tender memories Joseph Smith spoke largely on the dreamers In the work of the the dreamers who had kept alive the spark of liberty In Htory and and who were awake at the call of lib erty Dist Atty Jones spoke to the toast for the United and ho lauded Irish race for the work which they had done in Atty Gen Knowlton followed in much the same strain with eulogy of the United States and a good word for im and Rev Thomas B and Rev John McDowell spoke eloquently to the toast on civil and religious In the absence of Mayor Hon Thomas Gurgan spoke a few words for the city of and Chief Mun ro spoke for the sister An orchestra furnished music during the evening and several popular songs were Including Mitchel Calvins Five Oclock which was An interesting Incident occurred dur ing the It was found a Owing to the ex tensive demand for the Famous LUCKE ROLLED we will open our at 269 Washington at 7 date early smokers of this popular HARRIS ANGLE LAMPBetter Than GLOBE CAS LIGHT 19 Lolon Last Jolly Week of At Tho of tho Sons of the American Revolution was dining and Doherty arose nnd said This society gave to tho American revolution Henry James Magee nd and Its vice Daniel died before the revolution iroko It fit and that this resolution might be Tho Charitable Irish which ave Henry the friend of Wash and other distinguished men to thy greetings to tha Sons of the American Revolution met in above us in this Mr Doherty and Mr Keating were to convey the sentiment to the chapter the Sons of the American and later when they re turned accompanied by Thornton and the of tho chapter there was loud Pros Thornton returned tho felicita tions for his a few words and told u as did the Cheers were then iven for the SOILS of the American Itev In opening the post Reunion spoke of the Rood work which flie had done UK birth nnd quoted from a little volume Koine history pertaining to the early days of the when none but Protestants belonged to He spoke of the toleration and charity which had ever been corner stone of the soci ety und of tho good work which had been done for tho deserving poor of Continued on Hie Second THE March for Sunday and For New Eng I fair not so cold In west Monday with In prob tibly snow in north ern Fresh westerly winds be coming fair warmer during the fresh west to southwest fresh southwest Another fatal accident occurred In tho last An sup posed to be Lucco about 40 years was the The scene of j the accident tho sq Lucco sustained a deep gash between the besides Internal In He died on his way to tho Mas general It appears from tho story oC an eye witness thai about jumped from the front platform of a cnr while It was in and Thero was a large crowd on the narrow leaving little opportunity for tho man to retain his He made heroic efforts to stive but either fell or was pushed against the side of the and slipped down be tween the granolithic platform of the station and the ear Tho rear truck hit him on tho crushing j It between tho ol the truck and the was hastily removed from his position and laid upon the sur rounded by i Station 1 was no titled and the police ambulance arrived in a short but before the mars reached the hospital he Identity of the dead man is some what The Gral upon curd of the bricklayers union In his The body was removed to undertaker on The deceased was D feet 8 Inches In und weighed about 10 Ho was dark with black hair and brown Ho wore trousers of gray material with a dark white flannel shirt with largo two one brown and tho other brown car digan brown faded overcoat with black velvet collar and black congress He also wore pink woolen red figured with a pearl on which was the letter and a faded red on a corner of which was a black Ho was no doubt returning from his clays His shoes bore out the Impression that lie was a They were very dusty and the leather had begun to turn u a The police were unable to locate residence up to a late hour although It is quite certain that his home was in the North The of the Boston Elevated road could not bn found lust and the employes of the especially aboil I the were very what ever could bn obtained from they in compliance with their H wan that the ear one of tin Forest Hills line and was in of und eon no leas than Smiths employed at the Forest Hills und the driver of the car was known an the scene of last nights fatality the platform is triangular In gradually to point not more than four feet in During the busy as thut of tho ncol last rather space is crowded with and one leaving u especially before It conies to a undergoes great Deputy Superintendent Hanscom was interviewed lout evening nnd said the police would make no investigation in the He that Inasmuch as the unfortunate man stepped from the car before it had stopped no effort would lie made to learn the names of the or nnd that not be UN were entin ly frum all UK far as the police could By Winston Spencer March p of Ladysmith is proceed ing but as tin railway bridge over tho Tugela river will not bo ready until about the the food comes in The medical com are now but the accumulation supplies with a view to further operations is pro The hospitals are being evacuated and a largo convalescent camp Is forming at Modder Tho thousands beds ou tho American hospital ship Maine and other hospi tal ships are illing up with cases for The Maine sails with a full of cot but there are still about 2000 300 In the camp and The army now occupies widely ex tended camps from Acton and Dew Drop on the west to Elands and Sundays river on the with outposts pushed forward toward Van pass and Both opposite and along Sundays river our patrols are In con tact with the and there are occasional outpost affairs with a few Yesterday a patrol of the South African light horse beyond Hesters was fired on and two wounded and Otherwise all Is quiet iu The numbering about occupy strong positions In the Big which runs at right angles to the The defenses are completed and are said to render the positions impreg It IB reported that they pos sess 20 men to be caught sooner or The British troops are rapidly re covering from their Tho Ladysmith is recuperating with plenty ol exercise and good Gen Bullers with the increase of the Ladysmith men and is now a very powerful The soldiers are all growing im patient to attack again and com the Boors from her maj estys The feeling here is general that this great army will not long remain York KRUGER FOR ST Cronje Held Back Because of tho Out burst of French Kruger is March delay in sending Gen to Helena has bred a report that the government has decided not to send to the his toric scene of Napoleons but la reserving that for Pres Frances outburst of anger at the an Cronje was to be exiled there is popularly credited with Influencing the It is the gen oral belief that France will not look upon tho exile to St Helena of the president of the Boer republic with the resentment that was aroused by the news that a comparatively minor leader was to be sent When Kruger is captured it is tak fn for granted that Mrs Kruger will be allowed to accompany him In his since tho separation of a couple at their age would unquestionably arouse a storm of protest throughout the civilized The courteous treatment accorded to Cronje and the release by Roberta of the wounded Boers In tein is an earnest to the world of fair Britain will adopt the war is and strengthens the hope of tho peace faction here that no punishment will be inflicted on Continued on lie Fourth The 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