The evening world. Newspaper, August 23, 1900, Page 7

| cout EINE GIRLS V WORD STARTED Seventeen-Year-Old Wite | 2 OTRANDED Syndicate Miller's Partner Loses All His lil- Gotten Gains. PLAYBD AT MONTE CARLO. Friends Care for Him Paris Now That He THE Told Husband She Pre. ferred Another and the Picnic Ground Became a Bloody Battlefield, | Dooleys Fusilladed Har- rises and Killed Two of WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28, 1900. ns BABIES ? Amusements ‘VicToRIA ROOF GARDEN, lla = mm ice Si ang, Clearing Sale of Fine Shoes Is Still in Progress In Our Basement. [‘ |b: DANIELS ‘Great Bargains. Astonishingly Low Prices. aera Fites a |Work Done by — |: World Physicians in One wom. AaKY POOR CHILDREN ILL. TH AMEER PRUGTOK'S oe Men's $3 Russia Calf and Women's $4, Russet Kid and So Russet Kia Balance of the $5 | Fund Doctors Are Kept Busy | | Night and Day Saving Little Lives. | the Favored Man's | 4 ng Is Broke. Lace Shoes, button and Lace J} RAND RE, SATURDAT —————e , Cy ’ )PENING ‘ ‘ Family, Wounding a é Shoes, Welt and J i ) “NT EVENING Few More. $ 00 Turn Soles ff feorla | estes. William Fo Milter, serving ten years 5 / ‘ I OSqUETS fn Sing Sing for swindling the pubite| ‘ ° $ ‘ Veudoriite R sq with his Franklin Syndicate of 52) pe . J 50 ba no the Floyd street office, Lrook: | (enemy ' Per = eee lym will be happy to-day ears Characters in the F ‘ 5 TOR a cw | aS thay : Mari Schlesinger ar . WILLIAM DOOLEY, the father ve Pair Per tote Pe fend who got away wit barrel of hi } oe acd zm : . AY ANU SiG 20 mor leaving Miller tace the) } ney we ae al , a Pair S Werk & Melvenn music, is stranded in Paris by : OOLEY "! Women's Russet at ) 1 Ties, all size 7 ost @ & r Soblesinger backet the syndicate with sue ae eeeeee pooh ‘ 3 | Wonien's Ru e ; ‘i Se erareas oe v teereess Miller as manager. Whey the crash MRS AMANDA HARRIS, the y 2m) Halance ot the Ven’s 82 4 \ isset Kid and Black ; PRIGH TON BEACH * Bo came he and Miler got away Sehiee wainie | Hox Calf, lace, and ' livres, sizes Oto tf me. Datiy Mate tnger went to Europe. Miller to Canada | - -¢ \ Ang Se: “Sak” Aue Gas deter n eed: | WES, JIM, BI ts PRANK and ‘ 299) Misses’ $2 and $4 la ge st Cali ution and Lace Shoes, | ' ve. sere 8 na em , Ol, He knew Sehlesinger, too. |] CHARLIE HARRIS, ¢ : Sprig Heel, sizes 2 o oon gweerns oo eeeel.00 — 4 A private letter received in New York } The Victims | oe i Button a . s{tito2 ‘ ro a trom | Jay says Schieeinger LIAM DOOLBY, aged sixty | sin. Gas | Misses’ Black sid Button apd La i we Nem rin gambled away nh gains at 6, kilied by Wee Harris | . « 978) Chili's Black Kid Button and Lace sh 10%... hi ane Ostend and Monte an st hw HN DOOLEY, aged twenty th » Jung. (« 8 watch b transformed the mS Mest ibe — . ate woth ga pote ae i “iad oe alte Ane sunded by Wes We fi . inn dead sty t . f bloody battle) . 1 ) atl Saturday ring 4 A is ts now living throuRh the Kn tur, fatally wounded by (Wes Haris i dent stat sient nto a bldody bette ae in 1g Store Closes at 1 P. WM. Saturday During August | FLOATING ROOF GARDE. | ti en he won a ' : ps Bide Bwearine i veh riding, fe ney Hamilton w + Vaudeville Show WES HARRIS, aged thirtystwo, pt 048 cacee Ul 1 ‘ K-and ove all] 3 ave 1 | ree A bog pe Pela exposure we 1 killed by Dooleys eines rs t ns ' yoke and the chaste | Ma: u nn neat tt Mt Raviery Landing poure wan mate | aed by ne oes i had ae | saan' saa a | .», ALFRED J. CAMMEYER, eth Ave,,cor. 20th St. : as wounded by the Dooleys. rifle as rag ot i sli i Series | ANI , was snk MISB ORA LITTERAL, aged { MPM t ar A MIXED ROMANCE. | ie \, 10 aes cacen waate ie LANTIC k When he learned 41 sixteen, accidentally wounded by uf e if deve tea the t fiw tt of es Oe Renan Geren Oe ; be ~ , ; rte a a a testo [sree tn Mal a dé LD QUARE TI ERS lowe ach. 4is eal} Jom, Wow ant Beet moot || Wee Harrwee tall : : 1 Bat Be town and quietly saile “4 JOK, 18 and a0 8 s Harrie's “ The chief of the staff of doctors at . wena ot lotiers edit under sumed naine | { held |) Bow ballexch for the Now fs) ie r|gached to The Evening World Sick Ma Po lat , ‘ THE CA ad G.Rus) . for the full amoun ash waieh be mber term of 8 es mais tl hn's twin vr Dies’ Fund reports the following reeulte =: hy, | EITH’ Wiitred Clare, nis 4 iaty Court, In jail at Farming- || ba family, Bil! Do Ie pi ie chidl: Seth ep Dy . ve day following Miller was arrested, {ton he week ending Aug. 18 } ‘ » oie 18 bur Behiesinger’s name was f nnn NO WORE LIVE HARRISES. Houses vinited fy ¥ ~ connected with the swindle He reached Hill Dooley, with Famition visited, ad Cleans METROPOL' . arm Lenaon and averted his let-| St. Francie County, Missurl, Bas By iig |, Sick bables treated z ; ¥ j E h = ne ter edit feud as bitter as that which market rl wy 7 ) A m = ‘ he Pund is doing ES imme son * | sok ihe Pant Ly EDEN ‘ee fn pe icaenongleenope oly Grn ee roe Frat vena ei 0 ate pg lg 3 Za ~ | Cleans Fontes bocce. ae him are generally He i ont an ' aving | sna aha 7 >>> > . 3 YOU too ST NICHOLAS GARDEN, 6th St & Col Ra Meanwhile, however, he had made the * revenue om ~ mieserd ita ars te mark °F World physicians @ AjASSSSSSSS ASS . KALTENBORN Orrhertret Conewrts best of time aud went to Ha wen Te nr vweite’ Geen. atl wee Ste and day _——————— TO OHT—ORAND WAGNER rionnasi | ? F Wafeed Act ate prank Harris than { care for your whole nto th ' mtstbutlon goes toward th ZENOLA solves the servant question, because she DAD ‘nA HOUSE SAT, AUG A sentenced ears in Bing | Oe a say gmake ty peels ROE to thle avant Biwekvita crusade. No may scrub the floor, the steps and the paint and he MAUL THE BELLE OF NEWYORK he wroie friend that it was hte! 1 Swintord Dooley, seventeen years Comprehen ft the Harrise gift is too small t f use | wash the dishes with thu new cleanser and yet ' | ie TO-NIGHT! All for Wes " pren PAdte aden oe vont | SH, to Laee Dooley, ner husband --—-- eT Ae ot the th 4 her hands remain smooth and fair, The ladies CASINO! ck NO BOY! iin! aia! bee tadeu-Haden be went to Ostend | cote Pp dummy- he Canhter © The Wo | h a 7 te Gnd there became at p come] ee a Based a tes. Bee Hutiding, Naw York City | of the Raw, Sas are finding this out. ow? NEW YORK W 907, ve ng Of ‘he leading members of the Summér| jin citizens pienty Saturday, Aug. & Just try ZE . Pky WLOKROM GROVE. 2 Mar hewn pa hs spent money fast aad furl the horag beside her sat her cousin From Little Hotel Gaests, Ask Any Good Grocer or Druggist-gc. & 10c, STAR. ..*'se, 8 8 wer iC Sache eae be ‘ata ae me ort eal the Reser - THE ZENOLA COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, as gt the same purpose. | Prank Harris, wa Orchard Howse, Mountalaviiie, Orang waty It le sald o@ spent and lost about $40, biggie all 0) there and then went to Monte Cario | 1s Dooley had approached whe ™ | preceeds of Magic-Lantern eel to get it back Her. k was agunet |#wing stopped with a package | ¥* him again, end in his endeavors to a . had reels f least “break even ot his last penny. | ‘‘ want you to ride with me,” Dooley ‘ | The directors of t asino advan red | said to his wife. : , him $1,000 through the references to Mrs. Dooley then made the remark Sip : ; friends, and with this he went to Paris, quoted above Harrie was . EKRE| ® For a few days he bet on the races, but Five minutes later Frank Harris wi B k Wc F finally wound up witoout capital. lying : roker Mendham on at irst “Two Girls and One Boy.” 2 YEA RS——CURED. ehh Iter aya Geta sinew iv. To the Batter oon a very few dollars a week, an ae O65 bs We eee te det ta | at Long Branch, but Ended [7st scm eons games, America as 890M us lie can in tae proper ball stand, still farther away ) and one bey at md or we atic bullets in hia ody, one ha 4 | MINE BURNING Two thoveant dollars an hour ts ay am pretty good price to pay for four hourw anmvisement, but that is whar It eqat Maurice 1 Meatham for his fun with {a roulette table in "Jee" Uitman’s New| York Club at Long Hranch, No J | Mr. Mendham ts the senior member! { the a ham : Big Pump in Allentown Colliery That Held s- « He amen ant he {mise the loss of the Flames in Check Breaks Down and Fire Sipituace “wide Auta oc rst resort to remain untl Spreads Beyond Control. with Mm BOA —— New York ¢ he stood 1 few mor ay ALLENTOWN, Pa. Ave. 2.—The boys have been thrown out of empOy: | \ nt fire in the mine at Summit Hi! whieh ne definitely i “ nk © exclaimed has been raging sly the past @ Are in te Mummit Hil mine OF) A A tne on the red week, has broken int Spring T nated forty years ago, and har since). tr tome Jed rel Coliery, operated by Ge eon burning steadily. It is estima Mr Mendham one hundr follare’ | Davies, and all efforts to prevent ite that ihe Lehigh Coal and Navigation 0 cl | spread have so far proved wi Company, which owns the pert “ Mr Mendham then took » chair ana! On account of the heat and » expended $1,000,000 tn an endeavor to ex") 1 lasing ahe numbers, He has| tendant risk the tinguish wae ft. The dig duplex great faith In the 09, 17, 2 and m, and which poured wate inuously bd gd i al tia a | ‘was compelled to leave the mine. } mine, broke shot played these numbers jlberally Yor-| All operations at the Spring Tunnel 414 this, it is sald, |¢ responslb’ tune amiled on him, and in haif an hoar| Colliery have ceased, and ™ men and goread of the flames | be had $2.10 tn front of him and a uitle ee —_—— | Inter 8.90 KNOCKER-OUT SPOILS A POET. Dunbar Hoped to Make Sermon of His Life, Too. Paul Lawrence Dunbar, the negro Marie: Poet, feels that the sermon he intended to make of his life has been rudely in- terrupted, and deep is bis sorrow thereat Mr, Dunbar, after his poems had seen the light, says he felt that, by leading a circumspect existence, be could do much to elevate his race ant fb | the flatterer. Dunbar had deen In the! nie goed. inek Phe saloon of Joseph Walcott, the pugillet | Siowly at and men Spree 89 he Mek Gas heat 10 strove to recoup Ms loses big pile t out to study life, © at! ATTN. tieman whom Dunbar thinks was Banker rain Famous ks "You are too valuable to your race. If arything apould happen to you Painting to Native it would be an awfol plow to us. * Town. } fo Dunbar yed and drank a giase of beer He woke up some hours later in a hallway at 310 West Thirtieth mares. “T sam not a preacher,” @aid Dunbar to the LS ory “but ] did want to a a I fear now my DOUBLY FATAL DUEL. jer and Porter Shoot Rech Other Over a Drink. PITTSBURG, Pa, Ave B—A duel with oe revolver between the bar- tender and porter at the saloon of Dach Hartman, om Union street, today, Sir Henjamin West's famous pais ina. “The Resurrection of Lazarus.” is now banging in the Wadsworth Ather oid, wil! Whely result in the death of borh| ° Hertfort. Conn. 2 gift from J Prr| men, Reinhart Ehreet, the bartender, re-| pont Morgan to his native town fused William Brown, the porter, a} The painting is one of the work!’s teach unfeeling Caucasians to show &) sink and Brown, enatohing « revolver | Wedral, in England, there wae a great deeper respect for the Ethiopian. But thie dream ‘as been shattered, eek ago he took knockout drops, , and lost his watch and chain ‘the auntie voles of fer hei ee a aS a ee ae & fram @ drawer behind the counser, fired| from the walle of the Winchester Ce two shots into Bhreet’s bagk. thetrai in England, there was a great wat led w with Mim ared wr outcry. Grestet indignation (lowed }- WY ine stomach. "The, men are ve mysterious announcement that it] living, byt the physicians say they can-/ had been sold to am American not ver. Mo owes thought that some wealthy re Fire Threatens te Destroy Town. WICHITA, Kan, Aug, %—Fire (9) This was the general understanding un- Eplecopaiin had purchased it as a gift! feported to threaten the town of Mul-/ til the painting arrived in Hartiorg amt | teeth fixed.” said Ariehto tn court, potnt- vane with ene a Wie) wenctene by be canert Creep tho Set, fire department has ee ee ane Museum of this city. Vag a time before whe aptval $8,000 Behind the Game. for the Cathedral of 8. Jona the Divine, | 40d took him ‘o ! Clothes tor Siek Tots. $1 collected by toar iittle gtria Th cebe © mt ome at be Sel@ Their Del of chips in front of him iwindled away, * o'clock Mr. Mendham nad ham left Mr M ndbam drew out a thousand dol- poieaet S04 J our Te tae Lad of Fourteen Arrested | Trying to Enter a Fiat. not one o ar bank note and purchased twenty five-Jollar chips. He played heavily his . avorite numbers, but they woud ra o's ie knee Baoan “| KINDERGARTEN BANDITS, | 4.220", %, 20 ones ab disappeared, Alshacke. a f He then purchased $2,000 in chips, and Ing at Ht We : Was not iong defo hey had found) ye arraigned . . velr way back to the banker, His last ina J ‘ HO was Kone at 690, and Mr. Mend ham asked “Joe” Ullman if Re would ot 2 eth atinue playing and accept his sey City bide @ record for | tonabi ; ‘ for any further losses be might 4) highway robbers. We ean. in Lene ue grows P seneah Gols, Wen sake ot. ot i at nis i" ROCKAWAY BEACH are 13 exmtap | ‘ t Mr. Manjham, | York otreet, and Manford Tuttle, ten . y sensativain’ ile 1d, of 16 Morris avenue, were ar yn a “8 on Swat | sears okt, of 7 f Pi ‘TRANSIT. MeUring uk order ia |raigned before Judge House toda pode : + mY ed ott charged with holding up little Witte | (ou%) “ ; vot § ie Limp TORE Mong. Meirs, of @ Grand street, and “wilfully | , ad before oim $40 worta of |and feloniously” despolling him of @ wh of represeniied! 8 winning of | cents .s ae aesin changed, bow- |“ witie's mother sent him to the grocery Yat 1.85 o'clock Mr Mendnam bad | ioxt 449 in cash and owed Uliman “lve me $1,000 more in chips,” Mr, for a pound of butter and a d onus ‘The & cents was the change of a dollar ‘The highwaymen were held | 4 was considesed as incurable as terry ted We es ee could gt an Hittle reliet or encouragement ~ All Water Route to Men them sald, “and if I lose them i} pail for the Grand Jury. Their fathers | wh quit in court pronounced them incorrigibie The chips were handed over to hi and’ in five minutes they ‘sad Gaps {and Poormaster John Hewitt said he i peared had made a study of thelr cases and )))'") ASBURY - - eagel ated thas ¥ y were denamtepien {novel hero rine ok yee ATT E N LINE ature Mr. Morgan wrote to Rev.|, Young Smith has been arresced thir- | Aisbacke was sent (0 the 8 iPiles| PVA ag My on hondwin, @ trustee of the Aun] %2e” times for various offenses toome HAYMAN (OTR. sp | enaewen, saying that he dr (| aN wel vor, mauve ity to have the pleture, and aak- | Sia eer oe ee)? yt piawion (0 aid it to the Athen- . Ay Se aaumn's conection ’ {. The pausing bad hung for over a cen- ° q Pa ury avove the altar of the Winchester ‘ts ma - ethedral. Ite painter was a Pennay'- senian who went to Eng’and bey AL iS ig eas ye President of the oS ee Acad - HERE'S A BUNCO RK, fed wih ths ter be deme Even now foctors kn emet ; fet out bd pies blood disease, they still insist that there is no hope ovts fe of 4 sure d idvis ave he Conese ees ry * ROCKAWAY BEACH, at the same time Gnnot sssure you that it will rot retur ‘ ¢ the sore, ¢ s GEN’L § mrry Zavistt Took @ Countertett of a 00 Bm iisease is in the bomd—ts deap-teaied wad Gustrctive, 4 there t tons h t caus ce ANI aOR r Ic Confederate Bill for His CSoves plasters. The blood must be purified and strengi nena! the relteved of se utter k ox) Saloon. Cancer sore will heal the 4 x George Zavisti has seen ip this coun-! S SS ig the only medicine that can overcome this powerful 4 ' t a yee: try oleven years, but he took a counter. Dulas up and invigorates the old, and supplies new, rich, |\' -¢ \ , , ae ‘ Fears, tut he took & COURT” be found in it the foots and herbs from whic! \t t r @ the felt of a Confederate $1 bill with an system and make 4 safe and permanent care of C *) Wee advertisement on the back for bis in- Cancer is not always inherited; your family im aint t ‘ ' y < + teres in the saloon at % North Sixth ; + olla on street, Wiliamebune | Blood ot He ‘idn't fod out that the Mit was r/ re ra Wile pik oad unttl he togk i to the bank, pete ce Aretrew Ariahts. who bas only deen the eyelid, lip or nose. a small lump on ¢ besia with S. | ‘attract little of no a'tention. if you have an here half as long, wae Zav es it will cleanse your — and prevent the format s tat!'® partner The son Arishto ga t Batre, a Plate, M * figuree nH i It dhin't regembie on’ oat hs ‘ it wee an: serious sack more wy other respect bry ‘cae ine een and pe The police found Arishto in this eity ‘au 4 = th 8. ai era! doitien (le er heale Brooklya. Ba Es vce tue youre con. and | om will enjoying periec ‘I thought he needed to have his eye Send for our special book on Cancer; ii contams mu bh information t tnterest you it Is free. } Write our and for any advice of information «2 the bi. “Tt was a joke” Arabi wee bed, ing to the dental “ad” on the back of | uty cl Claces diseases. We muke no oa ie a a wecarc Commer amali, Gl