The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1900, Page 7

Granted a Decree from the Well-Known Yachtsman—- Was Married Before. An absolute decree of divorce has een | anted to Amy C, Gillig from Harry ile by Justice Lawrence, of the preme Court, ‘he Gilligan have not ltved together 4 long time, Mr, Gilli is a@ prom: Mettebbiebtietieieieletetoioitoi CHURCH NOTES. (arien I vin p. D, Divine Pa eatyoalath at wil! i emuret: Rey, Anthony an ‘The New rian Chureh, P ond finth evening Rev, Harris At Ot, Stargaret’a Prot wired and r SLT te smarmow ‘afternoons 7 ii Bot Omatia, The commitiag on Rabhp tts * Me nd will Jesture on ''The Home and Haun’ The Ralvation Army has opeyed une on Thirtera fleen women © Tey, Madinon ©. Peters, D. D., tll wrench | both morning and ¢ Avenue Baptiey Co and Decatur sirevt Inatalled pmerniw 19 Puen <r damner ay tr. Peter hy tan W | ten year Drookiyn, 4 romphion 7 te yon oeelay evening. arial Bagi, hatch, in Chareh, S. GILLIG, LOVER OF ULLDOGS, GETS DIVORCE. BOO COMOU CO UOUOOUOOOOU y Ney, Haward Judion \c | ( York ¥ tl or Calumet C) ter of the allfornian ¢ 4s dlyorce » There 1 into the iin various for F bu tahibited. many of the. bre Mra, J, 8) f log shows. Mra at Pasoale, “¢ | Bimira, la hor slater | vinlolmintot b tom Hresident Mush Wt i toate of the Wont] ( He wat Ohured called to | Ho White, of Macon, Ga the Hroadway Tabernarle (0 lee M. deff t the Mumywiek During the of the pastorate at} w venue “| 4 Jeeture jn haracter? ta LABOR NEWS. Labor men are pleased over the seleo-| tury dinner on New Year's Bye, but ree tion of Wiliam J. O'Brien and Andrew Jackson Hmith as members of the Antl- fretting (oat previous engagements will prevent him from attending it Patrick Boker, Wiillam Bowen, Den- Vice Committes of Fifteen, Mr, O'HeN | A hotis and Wiltlam 0 Nell hy f ave been was the Inbor and Republican candidate | ojooted to represent Lrlekiayers’ Union for @reriff in 18 and t a Tenement Houre Commiesioner, He te business |(he J agent of the Granite Cutter’ Unio, A J. Amith is President of the Central Gotham Ansociation of Knife © layers’ Union No, 7 ha pit ca weking Mayor Van W: fe Buperintendent of Bulldings | ViArioe Marth. Prmstaenis ite ames mule by Carpenters’ Union No, 47 +) No. at the Milwaukee convenrion of ymen Pricklayerm and Ma- national Union in January. jwons’ Ind Diatrict, Amembiy No. i h of Martin Lrons, leader of the Miavourt Pacttic strike ‘The following nominatiofa have been | Coarles Herth, President; Henry Joost, and G . Dooner to the post of HulldINg | Wang, ‘Prensurer; |, Vasency, Trumoe; joner, which becomes vacant by the fytirement of Thomad J. Brady oh) 1)" nepal Mr, Dooner 11 a charter member ef inion No. 7 ‘longahoremen employed by the) composed i jeammeltip Company on the ple t of Bethune street are on) lng syrteim prevaile, against © reduction of wanes.) S hye evel policemen are pre- cbripidentPattick Medalton of hee; fon of Bnginecrs No, te now paid in thy nd Park departments. ’ Union No. Lent eee ¢ D. Bank m, Conductor; J, Rueek= The United Heb Jaing an ant w Trades ar t shop lea Helegton 1 ir organization in whore trade t POOR, HE CUT HIS THROAT. Not Die, How to infllet a mortal wound, At Gouverneur Hospital he refused to JAKE” HESS’S LIFE FADES IN SHADOW OF DEATH. NOD OOOUC OOOO UUU OOOO UO OOOO OOOO C COU OCCU COCO nr | Disease ar Nature Offer: 3 a He Squandering Nature's good gifts is the most prom i Keard und develop them. All of as, men and women alike, secm Lo sty * | Im body aad mind, | SuAKeA cyes, NEF OMS Manner, Froma Hearty Nan of the! A World the sioner Has Become floody, Silent Invalid, Grieving for His Son, \Vorn and worried faces, stooped shewlders, sere ey tho experience of felends and intimate MRO C UU COU OO OC OOM O OOOO O OO OOOO OOO nnuC Oo * an ery aroun tu Son's Denth Unexpected, been eo well known, temporary, bul re rich blood and 5 HON, HENRY ROBINSON, exeMayor aad Poste master of Concord, Ny Mey want. marked face a finn Iussell Was the star Jays after he was taken nary abut tow the Roa cigar stands of which | fd that he had mad f dollars out of ther OOD FATE ‘ OGANS LIFE. In One Day He Widower, Grandfather, WIFE'S DEATH KILLED ‘HIM, Miaywebeht Parhe's tinder Dromaiie ‘5 AML LEE FR i Tenement House Cause a wi II hi knows man of Jetters and whd part founder A servant found M his wife's head in one into Which whe The servant withdrew at a aan hour tater a rel closed and he wae m hellever he haa a as entered on ihe | fat! oe health for many} T? Tell Mery of Knighthood,’ infant soon following her. The Wonder of the Age. : NO SALYE—NO DOUCHE Cusar Inhaler is vice that is placed in the nostrils It keeps the air passages open, spring on each side DIAMONDS, WATOHRS waTolt WHAT KIND OF A HOLIDAY PRESENT WILL PLEASE A MAN THE MOST. ant Known as Cxsarol GAESAROL 15 the mos + entered | oletry 10 |G ‘i sti %; ead and Throat are in. Pianos, $ Iwan WEEK. Get a Wilson Piano, the standard of perfec. tion, for $155.00, $5,00down and $1.00 per Pianos delivered on pay- Manhattan Credit Co., le f lprated Union, in which he representa the oi tepret on the death ot Manet one { ‘ ‘ fs Sa BLOOMINGDALE BROS,, DAMON Ds, ver, 59th and 60th Sts LANA VA VAUD DEH E8: DADADSA RSE EEt EDEN BERR R ENN ORES ESET Ete - MANUFACTURERS Everybody knows that Ner® Failed and He pia The easiest way to get a man’s good will is to give him a cigar, Then how much more good will you must win if you present him with a whole box full GEO, W. CHILDS generously good cigars! The Childs Cigars make good holiday gifts because nobody questions their merit be sure you gave a good cigar and the man who gets them knows he received a good cigar The holiday box is very pretty and makes a particularly nice present, METROPOLITAN TOBACCO CO., DISTRIBUTERS, William O'Brien, thirty-five yeurs old, was found in his room at the Atabama a) Bowery, af 4 o'clock this | morning with his throat cul, His nerve failed and he had not cut deep enough For sale at all first. AT dN MIRE ‘ in the Sunday Wortd | will bring you reaults tbat pay. Bi ee Ni aM A ee Deepa vingy Hand. cyen teach our children to cfforts to Keep a8 healthy we have prepared, with our owa toplantits seed, Our weak spots 1 our pathway thenceforth Is @ wisdespuir, Who shall galae ¥ Look eroand yout Are not our young wentyelive? Docs not the fresh a yanisheven carter? Thin and sickly and weak, tie (ature holds little for them, They have sessions and are bent down ta § thelr loss. . Greene’ s N ERV URA e Blood and Nerves. For lwat such spieliless, brokenehearted people, Dr. \ blood and nerve remedy comes as a barst of swashiac at midni hold of those dese There Is atrength of men end women, Strength that Is met il, honest, natural strength, bora of acw, This great vegetable medicinc takes ring people and bellds them up, in every drop of this wonder=werking: tlect working nerves, Let me certify my appree urn, ASA ltt vremedy T believe It to be To ‘me it haw restored and cou Li Y i pile hes lw sterling el an the super ar rvura warrant and deserve: oll Lean say in its praise,” Nervara isthe safeguard of health, itis the product of Dr. Greene's experience and research, Its ortgia ts wholly vegetable, It forties the weak spots, With s tenderness and thoroughness anknown to mineral come pounds, it coaxcs outraged Natare to bring out the powers of the organism, and In a surprisingly shert the sufferer becomes an enthuslast over his wondertad recovery of health, The pale checks take on the glow of health; serves anxicty and distrast are displaced by a serene and mind, The figure rounds out, the eyes reflect the of the brain, and the clastic step and joyous laugh the old bet ever new virtues of the most perfect remedy ever Prepared to meet (he modern needs of men and Wemem, Dr. Greane, ie discoverer of Norvura and many other velana romodies.for haalth, gives free counsel to all who poor him hy call or at his office, or who write to him through the mails. West 14th Street, Naw York Olly. Bring your ca thousands constantly do, and got the henofit of his speotal adviegs. His office Is at to him, as hundrede Lodges, Societies and PAINTERS, ATTENTIO! 1 moderate IAMOND 00 Hable THE OUL JUGGLER? ee u go to New es ‘his wn to stop ¢é Mrs, Clark's Instead s to a hotel,” My Mra Chicas to @ 1 tem 10 was going to sta 1 fow days to the Hie ill And tt Ried i jore homelike nt.” Vis suBmess 8 with the \ leaving she had @ at with Mra, Clark, the gours conversa~ 1 how 1 business had ame CO 1a fow yeara Mra, Ch hat there c i people in New » disliked » a hotel to ip this place in. as possible and it in the Wang noma of The World. At once: & can fo get returns, and have dong ing but tis kind of advertial co World Want Ads. gave me ' Pe ran vo adve