The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1900, Page 6

SS =| _THE WORLD; SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 12, ”. “1 AM NOT SORRY | SLEW MY HUSBAND” 1} | BURCLIR |He Closed Door on Her Hand and Miss Werks- ee renee AUCH MEN'S LIES AAT PREMIUM By Mrs, Catherine Costello. World Reporter. SHE HELD ON | “Joe” frotteked about the city of the dead Mr. Exner heard ac ~ and raised his head He dtd t see “Jne’ at first, but the oye moans guided him, Not twenty f lay, partly BO MLED BY A TOMBSTONE Joe Exner Was Playing Near the Crave of His Brother. Godfrey Ro Pisek tecond street. fi fractured week and die, Error in the Trapk Store Jersey Judge’s Latest Decision ; = ———— man Let Go. S aantaliclian ‘ie olga es Fi 1 don't feel one. bt sorry foe shanting that Mra Carrie Eo Hunter who was on the Cash Value of It F| mr usdand, Potteeman Prin trier | Tiree taralars broke into Nathan] “Joe* faner, who was fied with| rt =| | am glad 1 made a good job of it Any 1 Werkman's home 6 Pasa idiah grief over the death of his little Human Existence ? ‘| MAN who treate a woman as he treat sea |" mai, Node nck thie n ther, recetved Mis own death sum e + Sl an deumry ne mons within a few feet of where the b , euerves to be Kille | While going through ihe Mouse they | other boy lay burted am aireat ——— : The man was after me day in and out awahor N@) Mies Werkeman Sb mped Joe was only five years old and] — A rich ma rth more than! ‘The jury raiet x cvots. [E ee eee Final . “ ved with his are hell yo oe Shot Himself on Father's tease. pent an er eh ya fa! Juige Mead aring afterwards] ‘ane te. ts r to ‘Dtere Ganener aa Herman HK £98 West One wWiiltam | that 4 have bee nfor the} : é 1 of the Aoad bov'e grave. | Hundred and Thirty-fourth street. Man Supreme | ratiroad com: n'a Chateh " y “ hattan, wh lange’? ; I o with you too, pap ‘ 1 " ' 1 deste w mee 0! her niee flowers there las rig fla sb ' Ne aiient | found letters in his 1 caught wegtan We mpital, Brooklyn, this morte Woman named Tillie, who lives on Third | avenue near Fourteenth street I went) to her and she admitted my husband was paying ber rent A Knockout iow 10 this extraordinary | o valuation oh human life war given al | limited moat at the same time by the New York | the death? but embrace all the @tate Court of Appeals, which bande’ | probable or even benefits which down 4 decision setting aside a Sury | might accrue from ite modified by verdict which valued a human life et| all the chances of fatlure and misfor only siz cents. The Court declared in| tune. effect that such » valuation ‘shocks the) “Among these is the probable or pos- moral eenee,” and orders a new trial _athie habs beneat from herria ve GUMMERE’S DECISION. ey ercaped, (aking 8100 worth he den f val table My honband) wan neglect me and AID WONEY.-G 0T NO 108, waving me to starve while he was spending his money on other women. | When [taxed him with it he said 1 had! another husband living, He knew I had/ | when he married me He took care of , tre before 1 would cor WANTED A he parent owed need after major! na iife and ¢ from him afte sawyer, and he toid |" * ‘ oseen my husband | nt this morntng Mrs without ball for day 1. well formes, | f 1 Her eyes are « enid) th by shaggy eyebrows wed, a - 43 > 23 32 > > BELLAMY MAKES man making sand a ye fis the death of « me aking wre Ghd a half ada | Then she waik ross the hall tol ff New YORK DECISION. ag si geo MRS. CATHERINE COSTELLO a afalatoelntetnindeint ee Our Soldiers’ Needs. $25,000 VERDICT IN GAZZAM CASE. ; rnp te OY en, Wheeler. Value of Mrs. Reading's Alienated Huus- jv fang se acy cali pels band Fixed at That Amount by Good Men and True. | are to be united with those of Alfred Gw Just how she looks, acts, talks and dress WHIPPING | POST FOR A BAD BOY. Recorder Stanton Compels the Prisoner’s Father to Give Him Twenty Lashes. ihe world This is one of a special series of splendid articles written by Gen, Wheeler especially POR THE SUNDAY WORLD, article by an expert Strapped a tah Reeo tons court-roor Jers year-old James Muri street, received twe Dack with a cat His father vl Wife or Child? (if One Must Die) Which Would You Save? An awful problem—-but one man now in New York has faced it. He tells what he decided; how and why. A doctor, lawyer, philanthropist discuss his act, Remark- jable feature Hidden An American Treasure} Cannibal Lifelong Search for Rob-}Now in Jail in This Coun. 1s THE SUNDAY WORLD FLY WAR NOONE WATE. DER A WL TD TE WAP, as Death Smote the Old}Pictures and Description of Pioneer. Strange Savage Rite IN THE SUNDAY WORLD. IN THR fONDAY WORLD | HASTY MINDS. Do you know to what an alarming extent the use of carbolic acid in suicide is in- creasing in New York? That it is the most terrible of all roads to death ? Startling facts and figures in an ih SUNDAY WORLD. ber Hoard Succeeded Justitry for Eating a Woman.} Just Arrived at are Duly Presented re placed on the grave, and! ing In Both Stores, FOULARD SILKS. 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Full length portrait in colors of the beautiful young lady whose millions yane Vanderbilt, the head of his family. es. i] THE CULMINATION OF A YOUTHFUL ROMANCE. IN THE SUNDAY WORLD a od When in Paris (To See the Show) How Will You Get Along? Why, read the first of a series of fact articles by Sunday World experts, Full of practical’ advice. First of a series of Exposition drawings by HY. MAYER, the famous international artist, IN THE SUNDAY WORLD New York {Monkey Died Zoo Babies; for Love. Many Queer Infants Have} Ham, jr., Could Not Live Central} Without the Teacher That Park, arai Their Photographs} Had Almost Made a Man of Him. Portraits and Story IN THR SUNDAY WORLD THE “FUNNY SIDE.” IN THE SUNDAY WORLD All of the Toplitzes|Red Tape Closed Doors . A Baitle- ; eg of Many Places Against | | 4 Complete New York eer of Love, Law, Mystery} A Full Page in Colors of “The Sad Story of ‘oyal. Babe. Bunco Bill.” m ves Se HOWARD "FIELDING. | THE MANNIKINS—THE ROLY POLYS. 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NEWSPAPER OF TH2 SUNDAY WoRLD The Yachting Girl of 1900. a will wear; latest fashion designs, printed so that 9 home dressmaker can follow them IX THR SUNDAY WORLD Reading Character by the Mouth. Home Paes Tos arty ets Hubbard Ayer and Margaret Kent. Many by} THR SUNDAY WORLD | wnite his father was st!!! arranging them | — —-—