The evening world. Newspaper, May 11, 1900, Page 2

THF WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING; MAY 11, -SALISRURY'S BOGIE MAN, ACTRESS SUESAGED _—i—« | eee ROUTED | _ BEAU FOR $50,000. Mrs. Hunter* Seeks Balm G00 CHILOREN =." | | | S| Five ay Mission in a| Heart. + Blaze That Threatened Great Destruction. a eee | Joseph Kenna, Who Starved } and Kicked His Family, Goes to Sing Sing. Lawyer Man | Courted and alasio el | ‘nate Iv. from tre at| Decided Not | | | The Maan Meares tx 0, Memenscnte! to Wed. yarn about gimty feet square tying be! tween the Mission House om ene side and a row of five-story tenements R der Gof thts morning sentenced Tombs He aken to Bing Sing facing on Peart etioet « ‘ Sing ne it war @ two y frame atructur rented out bp HL. F nm &s @ ata ve ! The origin of the fre te a myster es HH. Man's The #trocture was ie fercely When | ia ia yt engines ih ed r P fi 4 Wall stre achers and pupils in Five L ind te rich and a me Mirsion had no warnlog vill the: Ramen} ne a spe of the Unto we bewan licking the window sashes in the | iy, and the’ jag rear of (he bullding \} M Philip ‘Tretalome, @ Atteen-yearoia| (Un Mra Hunter te ‘ ot 8 man i t in thoen stx fl an actress, Bhe ee cee errors 5 5 wate) Yea ere her with the butt | toebbhbbibtibtitebebeei-birtteini-i-ii-insirnisinieieh vine inieeinie eis’ es rant om room oe ie ae ee [formerly with the Empire Theatre | «uy y Gach ® penis, au aad (Ee wee pa | _The English Pr Premier Cannot Fool Any body by This Jack in the Box. | The Misston chtldrem have a fre dri, | 80° Company. Last year she p are old m competion. That's five you the thrash ea you oe 4 K ‘ ten a every | cl ———| but im the excitement |: was forgoiten, [%'t John Drew.” Shp married Fr a Were | me the fa hat y ‘ Fo net ti p Dil Hunter in Orange thirteen r fan hai 0 and « daued he +" would thness (he “a r all that the @ puptis go! out with | eo. Ti Tat % eo * have pleade it wulty 1 eden ae The sot het, Sbd eortae ie little disorder jas Ton year Tater ane got a eis yer er oi ‘ Maximum penaiy « ¥ be - hy, pol e me | Detective James Barry, of the Special | Mrs. Hunter sal@ she met Man in a he “ se Yeoder Taw, but as it is tow sophie ‘ vere with x ea | Sessions Squad, was superintending the | business transantion. Then began a sari tt tt pomeenpn’ mad Ue Ses | Bite Vetwon for ] nree {from the beating had receive marriage of George Taylor, a prisoner, | stream of compliments, flowers and dine joy. jet Ley " hae en were black and bie + rty bh v 5 > Nurs, Winan sah o¢| nd blue} to Louise Hotson, whem the alarm was |! he 3 visited bis pha eae Ae ia. hat Welt oh . Ker 1 his family, and sounded. He left his charges in Rey | '** wn abe. Went t } fh bo tert ikl wae i a Thre ail Up he hn ne vitce the only food ,, A. K. Sandford’s keeping and helped | "ef return, Mle says posed | 5 aa Bt Bia Shrinking wite ind ihren emsll [he hail heavided hem with ins week's | maintain order tn the halls as the hil mariage re ‘ 4 Not hiteree. dren passed out, H. Ortington Bendig,| “On Washington's Birthday,” said Mrs. | im, r t ls * ae F | of the Hotel Imperial, was passing “i unter, “Mfr, Man told me he couldn't | clety.” ‘|, wife of the Russian Ambaaaa- | the time and assisted Pps, ee: ‘. = — ! resente! the four Amertenn iw} The window frames in the rear of the! Vatter the offeial journal had ap AMERICANS at | jee-Mestames Clover, W. Rayan! Ow Or, How H Frank Carr's!Qid Bachelor Engaged to Miss BAWSHGS, | nncios wore torad get capoietan y ealled . scotes & oo Jus Wife Baffled earl The heat of the flames warped the shut that all of t mem M > ie eae et Brooklyn Girl, Whom He Met sca 6 the Conv at O'S Geto Coe otal | r Choates Mie ; Marquem. bookbindery, adjoining the Mission. the Union Jack displayet i mae Wg nd ter dns _ : at Health Resort. The Pearl street tenemenis on the| ea tes Washoe With (hs Bare hod Ruth Bayder, of Phitad other side of the burning stables were | | Stripes ’ Scene Lee Avenue Police Court, Will ——___—_——_— quickly emptied of their occupants. | The suggestion was greeted with » 3B, at. aon by | iamabure ; oe ele at eee. Officer Murphy carried out Louis Ret) shouts of disapproval. and Bishop Fon ‘ new : ot ef ure. Frank Care (wife of menaaer ot cuaries Deimontea 9 L ere m. wg age . doings Ragin nyt ne conte, seventy years old, and bed-rid- ler prevented trouble by ruling it out of oe nd)the Cnique Theatre, diond, petite, | unconditionally to Cup s engage for relief six weeks ago. The life of the] den, order, Even then tt time be- Eight Presented at the)” After r eathiows)—I want a warrant for bur i! ment (0 Miss Jeanne Edwards, pace was Miss Edwards, daughter of] Whtle a wedding was performed in hee © euler oe ph ek eid Drawing-Room in | their wiv nase Brooklyn, as announced to-day rs John T Edwards, of St.| the Mission on one side of the wall off Motion to pagent Union on t Kae the Magiatrate Kramer—Who's the thief? | surprise almost overwhelmed the & rk's Brooklyn, who was stay- mae nild was born in the tenement. Jack Howled D onidon r Mrs Carr—Pearl Marqu erous friends of the head of the fa-|ing there with her parents. Mr. id- reached the rooms on the c owle: iown LE N Wo a | lindy of the Indian Maite 4 firm of restaurateu All of ao Engiisnman and a member fount" “hoge 44 Pearl street, occupied t Chi RIL D WRO ¢ MAN. Magistrate--What id vomed rtain that Charle 10 manufacturing firm of Hanan & | ak rp te Mi 4 Aer ye a’ icago. past LONDON, May 21-Tive third drawing Mre CarrMy hw warde | baby, and Tames Vanley carried tare | James Master Wanted to Murder in person at Bue as ' st the Springs until Mr dy Aage - yy IL—A lively row oo ~ a Te was an ene Dei Kslwards returned, 9nd then came to pony ya act "re “fre ah the mie curred at the Methodist General Confer- ty Yeage tn Prices. function. wd se Mase engagement mes the | — fnee here to<day over a proposal to fy| James Baxter, of Wilmington, Doel The Royal Circe was oe t 1, will take place | ARGYLL BURI the British flag on the platform. who wae convicted of murder in the es ity ny DUKE OF ED As the woman delegate question was|second degree several weeks ago, was ap in her arma, . ’ ; vel - , Frid’ to come up the largest crowd yet seen | sentenced to-day by Judge Garrison, in Megletrate= What ie teak the name of D mn i ur's| AMID HIGHLAND CLANS, |e com" ue ‘ne frees coma ru set etenat tour oy Suday Qari, i Bled about « appro Mre Carri grabbed f hair She! we la “ M r the admiasion of women to the annual - t | LONDON, May i.—The funeral of the onment. seratched my face t kept bim at} M voir fers from rf ma ” conference on scriptural grounds were ob all ria | Dake Argyll, who died April 4, took) aay foe further resaiye fe Baxter, who was eeparated from his Magistrate~o she didn't steat him? | give » law: on be , ' k over. Mean-| piace thle afternoon at Inverary, Ar- as were also the champions of the| ¥f@ went to the home of Mra Ryan, L Mare Curette enact wire hustend 0 be , summons against | ey tehiee Pg kegel Pogr one woman delegate. in Camden, last September, where his ' ‘ Magistrate Then it was only attempt>| m Mise Mar r scratening Your face fee, a ey cen an the c nee, of In accordance with a resolution recent-| wife was living, with the intention of > agen a ea bergeaa ie ’ {ttle fellow : basi filekionenus Wei Met fod tepresentad’ ‘the’pre: |!¥ adopted the conference ail was |kfliing hor. Dy mistake he killed Mrs, Im the absence of Mra Croate Mra. Carr—all it wat you itke, but! Mag te Ma all it pevit srtain, le in & war headed oy by. aioe draped im the mational colors to-day. | Ryan, eve 20004 | PAAHHOAHAU HEREUNTO HHOS And Now for an Eye-Opener! Thousands will open wide their eyes in astonishment when they see an advertisement this unusual size from us. And the wonder will grow greater when they learn what it is all about. Yet the cause is worthy all the advertising we can give it, for We Have Grouped Together All $16.00, $18.00 and $20.00 Spring Suits to go Suddenly, Swiftly, Sensationally at the this sale. We have made Only the most skilled extra preparations, and can ; tailors are employed, promise prompt attendance r and every yard of fabric is thoroughly tested and quick delivery of packages. Paltry Price of Per Suit. before made up. That's why our garments Cut prices and big sales never] ‘ are so superior in everysdetail, i ntertere here with polite and satisfactory service Don’t Delay, but Select papas Fe " . Every Suit is finished in a thoroughly first-cl All sorts, all sizes, ail styles, all shades are in this jot ‘ ighly first-class manner in the newest of Spring Single Sacss (waistcoats sine | Your Suit Before It Goes ‘| Pa he atheist te own workrooms. All have fh re are Worsteds, Cassimeres, ; armer Satin Lining, and every Everybody Fitted Rightly ! Big business is being stn 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0- 0-0-0 0-OnOn 8-8 0-0-0 OHO or double breasted ). bridges, Oxfords, Cheviots, Thibets, Tweeds, Serges rn Some One Else’s Back. and Striped Flannels. 3 The Reasons for This ‘Sale: Suit is sewed with pure dye Silk. The assortment is im- mense, so that everybody can be suited at TWELVE-FIFTY, . These Suits were not made for a sale, but were made for our regular We are running our manufactory under full pressure to fill up the i} trade. va Geslanes me nee so big, so far pg previous seasons gaps in the regular lines, and in the mean time have concluded to clear {i ‘ @nd so ahead of our calculations, that our regular lines of $16.00, $18.00 out all the broken lines at a price sensational in the extreme~but a price |? and $20.00 Suits became sadly brokea. We venture to say that many : ee Mie ; { : ; } fiade-to-order $30 Suits are not superior to these ready-made that we are that is bringing us an immense trade and is making us more solid than ever fing at $12.50. with the public. Se BROADWAY AND HOUSTON STREET.” Wools Son ib