The evening world. Newspaper, September 14, 1900, Page 4

wisnaniiiicdeiteriaen _ THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14; 1900) sceeerepemer omen gare reentry ro ree rae I TIT = ETT TTI, F AURCTARRTIR V0 Le | And * NEW YORK W.C.T.U. WILL NOT [COLER FoR MMEYER George Gonld have Gonid have P ; ‘ THECABINET? B. Altwan & €o. it in Parts RA | the Up in a bal- ° loon, a latest sport in Gay f Mi edt my moore: In Gas ; ET ie bind ad 7 — to sn body fa anybody, that is. They! ‘Me local WoO TU w pray x Fi az) novement’ has not the indorse- an's Secretary o ip twelve have a balloon club there and balloon | fer Propident Mek . sere rhe Executive Committee Stig- | in he Sate Union, where it ry) ry A re: 4 ‘ ‘ rages. ada he DO ate a 1 Depending upon Individual Treasury. o'clock (noon) on Satur- | 1 ren’ s§s ocnoo oes Mr, and Mra, Gould witt |!" matizes Mrs, Balch’s Plan » individuals, 1 pretentiously i days denng th th | bring the fashion back with them, | *dlers chain of pray: iin presses to caver the entire national iets ays during je mon | IN QUR BASEMENT That would make Fifth avenue mors| in fact, they distinetiy disapprove 1 as the Work of “Cunning jormmiegtion whov tndorsement it doom It, acoording to a ourrent report. Hira! of September # te de vaule, phigh ari iy Pe. snrnalse: the THdianapolls Politicians,” and Hopes Re- | "'wyie sb pannel Oona vevhbvitnay |e Cer ge te oe Epa 0) Meera Bring your children, the boys and girls, to our store and dothe thelt * ne ful petition as a scheme | of the Treasury in the event of th in his bailoon stables, as jan Provemslpaneen’ 6p 8 une that « very large proportion | Names ane wiseuion (a the Preaidency, feet in shes that vive peace and ease, that make exercise a pleasure, and fe much of them ae young |"mnine politicians working upon ‘he! — ehplents of the Petition Will |.) ise pete received tn this. solnity (be Caaplrollor wnowe bing of aust you will rejoice to see them grow up strong and well, Vanderbilt does of his automo: |susceptibiiiiies of tndividuels, too has | will be destroyed or returned unsigned} 1% unpere er aa) iin 7 We make the best shoes for children—-the most comfortable and the tly supposed to represent the rank and) Rebuke the Senders—W, 0) roinue ine sender “vite the fret 1 aww heard of tt ICE TRUST most serviceable—and yet our prices are the lowest, Pe Tec a HARE At aie oF temperance workern.” C. T. U, Is Not a Political] STICK TO OLO METHODS, [salt comotroter voter, whan asked to. abla ; ext Gunday'n Worl, Plc-| ‘ie New. York (onperance worker fon, They Say, | litmish a2 i seliaioun sodat ang [44,1 Mad reenad mu promiee] AN PT EN oD Children’s Blach Kid, of the Goulds, of the Count, of |winh it well understood that thay are] Organization, They Say. i ertatic of [from Mr. Bryan or any one the party in the clouds, of tho pano: |p io anut ‘hay ary not in wile | nave received the wup- ARN satieges Seonee 10 0 UP —— Patent Leather and Kid Tips 4 deecriiton oun th Sunday | Ail I dA ia ital Maaialled ORR re Te | ine genefally, we beg] "Would You accept auch an offer from Attorney-General Coyne ; Deine Fare ranean tees peo il rye ne any] te Meld a at Rigen arnt | topic 8 ott | MBH HM BOHN | ABO Caner Coy Button and Lace Shoes : other man's political chestnuts out of ‘ heir suspension of Judgment | spay up Just at present | with business efore Appellate —_— the fire W. C. T, U. RESOLUTION, a1 thelr continied comBdence| of the Commptreliens ORG. i as ip Division, Child's sizes,6 to 10%...... 75° ‘ Me ladies tremble jet the reltstou@) Whereas, The intense political agin the mee was both pleasant and amuring That aw true} ™ fi agai ieee Eds Polen aati. vile We mtoadtantly ‘walk by esaesiilens Misses’ si 11 to 2 1.00 AB Gospel, If you're | and secular preae of the Baw, and ae a of the yer avon has been wt rule and mind the same things airline ei 1SSe5 $IZ¢S. 0 i It's Hard for lain, be thankful, ie ae chee the ‘ional WC a re ae han the MARBURG Broce | heretotere, . PINK, G. 0. P, EMBLEM’ (Speeial to The Reening World) i P| upper oO he lo 0) a Ge he wie tt bl y ne ' na that in t o ie ol . feepe’ " to Be Wise, | read tho story off breath of suepicton of rompllotty In] to represent the rank and fle of tempe or oft with [Et Ee Peentdent MoKinley’s Favorite! iorney-General Coyne arrived here to Emma Mayfoud, | thetr Weatern sister's ambitions proje H ath w Hh Be Ne hi xe M4 bay Flower, Hanna Approves jay from Albany to appear before the! Boys' and Youths’ Black ( alf Lace Shoes, sizes 11 to S's ECT; 1,50 the cause of » murder. peerercre they BAROR nolo AM TV Alt by Sa de Jitetr fellow me out thet fin Kelection, Taird Appelate Division im the ane Tt’s told in chaptors, and It's true your of Mags bh db lise Nal DiRICA ATER AIRE fs ite sti. mn "} tan they brat with nthe wen CHICAGO, Bept. The pink carna [ments on the too Trust case. CONSTANT BASEMENT SALES. every word of it, Not every murder pe ty they] “Wa wish to remind our mombers ant | President We As. Weatornigia;| Ven 1 to bea badge of the Republican) ‘phe hearing pet for to-dgy js on ihe It should not be forgotten that our basement lepart f ie halt * woll iid reading abou | “| ay Hab Wea political ore | VicesPrenhlent Thomas, Cor:| national campaign f appileation for a damus compelling | f We t fy lectine f SCC 1S A depariment Of our aun "he and coque y Ant Joal- Bos, , ian, and yt | fpaponding Secretary Holen J. Andruse,| It Ie President McKinley's favorite] ihe trust offiain to appear before | StOre, are constantly selecting trom our main tloor sock for the ee i I all the in ' eee ai F Say, aa inten flower, and thie fact induced J. RB. | neferee um. ‘The legal title {) basement, The grandest of shoe bargains are always to be fourc hare 6 abou a meeting od morn MOIS Prep Y of W on, to writ Perr e proce sin “in the 4 ‘ And then the pictures, You may nm | Hevilty of Weabington, to wilt ee ere tine Attarnerdonerat ty nt |for men, women and children, learn muoh by studying the face of Cee eee oor eee rican | order decreeing that Robert A | Store Open Saturday Evening Until 10 0’ Clock, the murderer and the murdered man MRS. O O patiy's national emblem for this cate {Charles Wo Morse and others . 1 oe he pretty cause of It all, Pala i, isis eh devi hg eatth) hetore a referee for examination, p in next Sunday's World ELECT H USBAND SEN ATOR. c it and he approved wumnt to Chapter O90 of the lawa of 18% | ALFRED DI. CAMMEYER, ,oth Ave. Cor. 20th St. St. 4 tp ea ate| THE MAN WHO SHAMED CROKER | 5 A Ghost | (0 il to seh © hth") Brooklyn) Woman Who Qn Q' But it's done every at ‘lay, Here's e skipper) Surprised — Politicians AND DEFIED TAM MANY HALL. who steors his craft Friday and Saturday. the Helm, | while his mind is in| Seven Years Ago by NE Sr | i: the spirit world ; ozen Bhipwrocked comrades flock arouna| Defeating Senator Me~ | '. Bi i . ana ho listens to what they tell! Garren Tries It Once Charles N. Bulger’ s Name |Men $ Fine Silk and Satin 4 pel Ne * be eR More. Will Live Forever in the } {Neckwear We aha te marntts the Sunday pereenyeriones, nievere. a) New: baie itn iad nak oar yuces 4 | nperials, Tecks ai lour-ine aa, ae see the pletures of hie Task Is Harder This State Politics, Hei } | Time, but Her Husband . 6 He Shook His Finger in Wi h4 tame Has a Good Legislative FOUR SCARFS FOR $1.00, William How U | ™ W's Best to Be ]r! ‘nourht’ he] Record, and She Tells ine a he hile mane 9 was off with her juncla- | Off with the | forty years ago;] How He Will Win. slg sy Ha Noh the Unlaundered Shirts. Old Love. thought ahe was soe tion of Croker’s Meth- 500 dozen at a bargain, dead She has found him. Hel Ht heyy Mrs, Jennie FB Owens, with of one b 4 pay lbedp be ly le Ie married to . mea ns ick or open back an it, ex hor younger sister George A, Owens, of No. 181 North bh ” wer rc: Well, what do you] First street, Willlamaburg, will turn ven if the name of Mulger fails to tra good value, in ad? That's the strange ut again to elect her hush to th live by reawon of stateamanahip, it will he, all three of them the pesseamor had the hardihood to SIX SHIRTS FOR $2.88, eas about Ht in the Sunday World | Of Kings County, where he has just shake a finger in the face of Richard pi Of the strangest romances ever | been nominated by the Republicans Croker written, |to run againet Bonator P. He MeG ‘Mit Historie event oocurred at the Platires, of course. iit ROeY HEA Pm nvan Demoeratle Convention at Baratoge on SQ WON, « Wednesday It will not be the frat time Men AUIRar oR riselan kathu: Onabldatala Ap ' Bighth and Ninth ON | Don't. Not if you eran ee al sf ans eee Aggrentive permon hailing trom Oswego | AY t y wens, then a bartender, ran against Along the shores of Lake Ontarto he ire fn Bre KYO.) MeCarren | In ropited to be without fear of man or AN INTERESTING | a) here's | devil soclety of pretty girie| The day he was nominated It was | has heen there who'll boycott | freely ald by MoCarren's friends Aah aataree,caiien Whe thar trae QUICKLY TOLD. ou de iat Owens had been nominated to rove YORr® ago. er 0 : : , give ‘the Long One" an easy race--in He believes in David BAY, ant he hot to speak wf lenrete: shouts [nv that | waa @ puteup dob, ‘The hates Richard Croker, Sebvgh they don't mind pipes or| v) ' Hore t# the man who dared do this ; homination way considered a big 4 thing to Croker-4o the Groker who BA Bandy ort a all uh Wt) Joke: , EX-SENATOR GEORGE A, OWENS, dominated the vonvention 49 ORDER - ! Mrs. Owens did not rognrd It 981 iho» nave out out tho itightenth Wara, | that | vote for George 1 put] At Ata Croker laughed when Bulger Bo such, Neither did Senator Pat Me-| which Used to be a part ot the ststtlel une Yow ha momonandim-boow | APPFARched him with threatening fn | You've read | him, Owens won bq 966 majority to overonnie we wil A | Democrats ore IN big. blak spell ‘one Wh doubtiaa to the Alneande New York te oan sroker. “ Tom’ c i y ” Ry “I'm a Lawyer; gun id How sho did it and how ste tn HER REASON WHY, | iis sm many do yay chink Thad tp Lat | % this kentleman from Onwero, It was |! The Ane ine Ra take votich | ‘ pide to do it aga #, Owe id! Hotore ont te ih ; i ‘ y ¢ 4 on er § bay My Name hnveutt ' ie iY ha the wana, “id HM Ay 4 5 " I att Ancor Aye wf th rf 1 the ames, but i i } the sorting ball ra te « a iarned™ ea ba |stude ine 4 en't you've | an yon 4 reporter (O-day IB) in tho Work Just because I love my |be volatiog conndente sn Is Marks. Dic eeuaitn ie MIEN ANRSTIDY | areal help in AI HOE ALAA REE SEL LERi at Ea ff oy ne tna Tremocrats of New |that John Jonen Is the State lender Newest Fab know Marks was In Brooklyn ym Hookerson at his tele wid #ltvn | mult ma the mami") Besides + vad fintabied tt was eve Newest Fabrice, SE AY vitainss caret BY MRS, JENNIE F. OWENS, || corse a0 sl g!¥t red | ah nt Bat mise dante Rad com craae O, | Finely Tailored, 1 nat on Latayoite 4 knoe, he bought | when G i" Mh Pah Yours ht Mt | CAMPAIGN BEGUN, b. (Ghee Ht Ret anaate be UNO: GRR RIES HEP Vegetables from the first Mra, Johny YP) / expect t 1 bit hen were ite ivartiod ¢ W rt my cam Jacob Astor, he ' <i sirowia and avk him Leithey “ih we pit vp, | them Ha weal | B® Ny getting ‘me * LOUIS IS MINSKY Oh, you'd better walt and find out! bend Tokoow a volors he (atk of nothing else. 1 had to talk aly ait of ox t an conor | all about him next Sunday and seo! "tal A methine (hat, would Interest him, wo | f\ + An KO oUt NIM the powerful volition |as tomied the 'T' ammany ater shall get a vee and war i Ke by — ees el he Beton Ro Hn A ae sng a a tna ipa" Oa haw memos on | 368, 347 GRAND ST, me ands fiche A 1} Fee Ga etd fe will be elected to Port Chester, ssip ub 1 A Sari: everything | cous eet’ on. the Nie a ' re CE MAN LOAN Wilaon Toft hie unctue’s house on Weds | Open Saturday Until 10 P, 8M. VAVIATY desl we pata a ary riya) nA hooant taal at Att vent. oll neaday and was found yesterday ater r od by a diatrict. Man mitral 1 mother nf three Nine boy amd noon in ‘Third avenue by Patrolman Women Who ae a a daoiae ‘ihe 1 the hardest won OOKED THEM ALL, ih pole Rnd her ns ini Henathral iy IS OFFERED HERE. | | Maher, of the Alemander nvenue station, Ca Pie eh ad dee his constituents! |tioe-by learning What it meant and by i Y (Are® iG ena He could give no account of himeeit n with the "400," Mem ‘why fd Huard Mt Waa a TEYinK | HY and rim and hop and was taken to the atation-house Hi He ; ; i's mM heres : emoorat to may (Cleeke glow with health and goo then told his story In German and Wein Ride, Bitar near, Whenever 1 aot 4 Demonrat to my | citeks “ian at ©") Official Announcement that $20,000,000 and |e" ol4 hi story in whe: ) ve he Welnachenk came to the station-house, ae es a et COUNT T Over Will Be Raised in GE pee loved by Taber , ne This Count home, He had about fio in German Aticcens Page No. 4, Home build try. "Ne refuses (0. way WhY he won't Wo to SER ora compete for the Sunday World's $00 in gold, BERLIN, Sept. 14.—It ts officially Joan A thavetore amount, roughly, (0 | qm : A o¢e~ announced by the Board of Direstora ne ia Hon ‘for tome day Now for our ig OSPOTO, because it fresh- ~ i ‘ ; one wel on, bu Famous Ausen Novelist Sick and His/Tammany Leader Betg|%. t® Pisoonto-Govellschatt that | (Me, he negotiating, were going on, bit 1 05 ens up old clothes, and keeps the She tells how | i with the co-operation of the Impertal | until to-day, i e new ones looking new, It out her baby ~~ the Faith Cure ‘May Cause Death. | $20,000 to $50,000 | pank and through the intermediary i ei oN tt Mad ics Mad HY W L * fresh ink, paint, ny, and mains ’ to walk, An iH | Norddeutsche Bank of Hamburg, the! « igi here of the Deutache Bank, of clally low Her ERVO Bh ATR, out & But the mont’ yi igen W. M, Warburg Company, of Ham-| \¢/ a eeryee Bins’ ralt| TR ARH: price, ihe id Mi ply Ab " Cieaee extraordinary | Nishard Croker has again shown bis] purg, and Kuhn, Loeb and Co, of rer a Spancing the jou with. well made, good materi- ‘bee ink Med od giiags' Re pao a Of this feature are the pletures | conhiaanee that i Itai ona Bryon New York, acting in conjunetion with | ott out causing d (ih eee, te (he, money bh ink stains from hands, hall he a1 | ne elected President by a wager of » Pi ey Melee taby’ * mee Abad { bi tue National City Bank, of New York, i of ee Tere eB ak tet, al, shirts that cannot be ria Atha 196.40 Hore y No tne ean afford to mise it | W wager was announced to-| they have taken over 80,000,000 marks) oF the easil wrecked in the a 1 1 Beondwov. .¥. 120, ANT ae ald 10 bo with the same| of 4 per ems, ‘Treasury bonds of the saat S ‘Teeamury nosen, It Is uns y felt 2 MEGAN & 0. te re A t pen a vr Sant eas vig Hb Empire, falling due in 1904) 2er they at payable in te laundry, Here are the i 1 mst i Mi is bas gre y revived o aur” LJ If you have, sup spirit of Tan art With the approval of the Imperial! wa: peneed mat jormany tr (is press your ing: jst sigahit {2c eae, ht] pant the fgue willbe placed on the] Aidit, wee emotet geeeray chat gs) atylee—widle bosoma and killing = {inpulses. Anarchists have clubshaped thumbs, Read the Sunday World ar- this subject, | Woman's Page, of course, All gealp massage, with pictures, Tast of all a beautiful color showing the priceless gems J yo bee ts presenting (o the ! Natural History, } IOUSLY ILL. BIG WAGER. vt Bryan agal money. was wa in Wall street, after he loft Springs it was in “ about, anti ner has 80 annirmed Mr ¢ 1 the same ,od minary md wilt is thought there will be Fall, ee New Publications, With its four eo of non: Talis, two in colors and two ST. PETERSBUN fn black and! seriously tl! on hie white. All fit) Hie great a ph MeeCoun his radial notions concerning medicine und phyaléiin t Leo Tolsto), the novelist, is reported! building of an Tsthmian canal pb; United States? See pages 3 an plement, Ld World te ana vanes * red ‘9 ‘the Wisin 4 oblettath wi | at ar atoga Boo fe but not fal in Jn tne C mony for Republiean bettore thie ee erected hth et Ae Tho World Almanac Campaign Sup- | market In the United States, A mark le equal to 28 cen i pe al Opens To-Morrew, harass 1 ac ant i nd nee bots cae lant March all matt ol nd the! bas! buildings cy stond ath by this ir ball it would be imu wo And tn by! ip Veet aut fie tad ir ot ote Joeal banking In- with th feet ty mducted on that formate have been MAY DEPORT BOY, George Wilson, sixteen years old, will lve with his uncle cuffs attached for full dress, regular width bosoms for day wear, short bosoms for stout men, Neck sizes up to 18 inches, bo turned over to the immigration au- thorition this morning and may be sent Dack to his home in Germany beeause he refused to go home with Nis unele, Georkt Weinsehenk, of 0 Bouth Main street, Port Chester, from Alexander avenue station last night, Wilson artived in this country on Aug, Nach Sata Cor, 13th St, aronbWway Cot, Canal St, Near Chambers, t' |y- crm Oren. rates nin a Zia ae to make you, render bis condi reatoning, | ‘The cause of the ilintss is not known, Heese Sere er