The evening world. Newspaper, February 16, 1901, Page 5

1901. THE WORLD: SATURDAY AY EVENING, FEBRUARY " oo KILLER, COMING. _SEND IN PIC’ i URES Ss. genetics Wine 4 me pegee . _ S io! . . t ‘ eS HUNTING T ee ‘ ‘Boe EVENING WORLD will 4 uibamateur photographs N i The Most Important Period ina Woman s.2 > it accepts A full deseription, giving names. locattons, & Se $ TOLD BY COLD FI ee soi m | Existence—Mrs. Johnson Tells How The Hoosier Poet Pays ST a a Cpa ee ie She Rene Go to Use His| : BLS Goer cs MTS ere relate rence Hoammocns Al” Gres ice Eniir She Was Helped Over the Trying Time. os” paid for. 5 Mountain lions killed. aed | Friend. SAerotour: Photoge Je Warkl PO bax 2354 Real Estate. Killed by Roosevelt.. 12 aa New York City se oy) with knife o 4b! mteteictebtelete! —— U Weight of mY biggest victim, Ibs.. 297 S$} INDIANAVOLIS, Ind. Feb: 16 BATS ss After having broughy sult againat hi Tengines , maior 1-2 El Whitcomb ties tan wetten this oem | WAS CAPTIV ailte, Mary, Chaties W. Simpson, sixty: * _ 5 > fol Indf Hin” News on Maurice} 4* 2.8 ca 2) four years old sick and de . has : Roose els heed ED VEN CLES 2 Thompson, who iied at Crawtordsville:| » i mnpater ously lleappeacedvandiallferrorte a chased by bear ce) " SauricelThampaen f) se find him have been unavailing, PIS ETEHS IESE ESR IRTEED |e would have hollday—outworn, In Sdimononichnfece Unineisiteaelthpiln oth, | dla ravings of KER, Col. 16 —sTheodore | and a haif feet Inthe flesa. ‘Chis large, Would tirn again to seek the old re- otng te more than Roosevelt has ended hia ton hunting} on Bas the Last hark lled (eloreiire: * Flown came Instead of » and will return to clvitization soon, He! Kired It with nis Knifes janes and chen with came in from the Keystone ranch thle| (Ole ot the mast exiting experten, In Mt practically turning him | : morning and proceeded to Rifle, where | € eveit Rilked with his | jae | Pe he whl take the train’ for hu: rifle nis me b the largest Ho The rest—the recreation he would choose | were marched t We + Springs. While there he wii be the!) In Fo gela shotat the unauaps Be his al ne haw he ser’ Key ow store NX noel Ing beast: Lae -ex-Governur leaned {And Kreatlhy eatiy tet us ins be and made moneys gave to} guest of Philip B. Stewart, who has ar. + ranged a wolf hunt, should his suey: Invested feld im nobly axe : Jin this city and Brooklyn in real entite ais adv ene!" Our erie served. Ker part uf Whe body over a pe; fetilar cH torty feet high, whit hin by the leg. Roo: desire to take part tn It. i hint bythe len. ; 5 4 \ ina 4 free PEON aOR ULiNanltieereneca han | anit) asthe mippoeeds in - Col. Hoosevelt was busy answering) “the 'ex.Covernor 1s very indignant over] "amy Net Miuiler cence than heraahTaie et eo ay telegrams and letters during his short! the reports tha: have. been -nd se vexceeill hee is perepcree Weil Seller ota her sconerty : And love’ exceeding ours—he Itstens was about stay here, and he referred inquiries re-| bout, hls hu ih ‘rl thi jE ETO Reka j In January 184, Simpson was arrested ing World tc To ever-nearer, clearer plpings blown garding his camp experiences to soha . From out th ost lands of The Goff, the gulde, who has been with him ail the tine. Mr. Goff, answering on behalf of ex: UN hy +s Roosevelt, auld that seventeen | were Kiilel during the hunt, and Colonel hiinse twelve, er are absolute! that he never further atu Mon bide to Di ') Or, haply ne te beckoned from us her By ht or yeoman of the boxky | a Kings Cou Cary for two sears no representati atever has bee uring hie entl wood, Or, chained In roses, haled a prisoner | Before the bilthe Immortal, Robin aod ramed he went to hls street, Brookisn, refu fo which he killed wi m Pore St ‘eon it In no wonder that I can find words « ‘ : yen | raise for the Pyramid Pile Cure. Uae Halon in the Teentictn cen’ |sarkage did me moro Rood than all the rex:- y That shalt | odice I bad tried before. It Is 80 almpte aud tio of Ether | natniesr to use that I felt no inconve whatever'while using 1t.” % Law been thoroughly tested py physi- : dans it every State in the Union ant -n: eee eee ee recinen in { authorit'rs recognize It as tho safest, feciliate Church, One liundred and. Sixth street, | sureet and cheapest pile cure known. betmeea Lexington and Fourth avenuey. Wit toplz | ‘Thu Pyramid Pile Cure cures every furm eillbedtOurg Naval leroen tt piles, Itching, protruding or bleeding. The meeting of the Long Mand ‘oti Meat wuteut a partiel J; cures without ence Discover Im tury? April 14, BEST FOR BOWELS AND LIVER. . Pitty Mysteries of Hypnoti ity of the Peopli 10c. 25c. 50¢. NEVER SOLD IN BULK. DRUGGIS TS UN PUBLISHED ; PORTRAITS. OF {WASHINGTONEE - | the Irotherhood of st. Andrew, wi scheduled for eb. 21 in Ht, Paul's P testant Herero Postponed indsEattely |. parton, being In suppository. fora acd ' syealng with, eed at night ret 4 7 ee om Its effects are lasting and not meroly tem- form ot a. precla porary rellef. pie nts A Page in Colors Worth Preserving by All Americans, Oc bones, ' Huntington. More than all this, the Pyramid Pile Cure 3s Heine at ne a ee aE containing no opiate. With eddrees hy Rev. J. 0. 8. The dean of the Protestant Kplecopal Cathedral | 4g cultrely harmlesi of the (nearnation. (iarden City, Leh hen bees | arcoiice of inineral polsone aud cannot sbilged: by Ii-health to rélingylah bis duties | parm the most delicate, fur three. months (hat ;he may seek rest In a). Druggisis, everywhere milder efimst universal satisfaction. w ~The Literary Few ‘xi} as es ee clit with uw elf : Rocteveltexpressing Or, mayhap, Chaucer signals, and with ene his tnability to accept the Invitation abn c street, Nyack, NOV Ito. uy Killed largest dress the Ass 5 0" And his rare fellows he goes nilerim- e apie ene mother killedilnythiatrection: deco thee Aree mil ae CON Oost nie This ix the Gamo. House, own NOY. In whieh Maye ‘ome time on charity pounds and measuring eight Will go directly East OF Walton algne him, o'er the morning| was contined before his executton rom FA te the right of the doorway: fam two weeks go coll WWiltam 1 pas, iy fe is prin fe rr ohis lawyer t he was coing to Of mystic waters. ‘mids: the \dies “WEARY WILLIE'S CASTLE. a hospital to und fon for : of Spring. : vaneer on hie nose Mr. Burr has not FITTING OUT FOR THE ARCTIC DROWNED IN A MINE. Aiticpbocnonecinannnnos cnn eoniruceshinnie | able to tra om that time Hot Wheresoe'er he goes, oF whosoe'er LU Rs, ctl ie Cothea et re Judge| Owing to modern methods of living, not one woman in a thousand ap= Kaplorer ust Cansed Floods and Workmen | Fares with, hz has bravely earned the | Mrs. Simpson adinite. recetving tne | Proaches this perfectly natural change without experiencing a train of very.” Were ‘Trapped. hoon, m but claims that her husband ying and sometimes painful 3 iT pres: Re his the open, and the glory there Ix prevented from sulng by the Si ‘These dreadful hot flashes, vending the blood surging to the heart until VHILAL Ariz. Feb. 16—In the} Of April bude, May blooms and flowers of Limituttone Jit seems ready to burst, and the faint feeling that follows, sometimes with of the Santa Rita mine tn the ft : = FSR rere s ae chills, as if the heart were going to stop for good, are only a few of th ate Mountains, 20 miles south of] Be his the glittering dawn, the twine Six curious portraits of Washing-|4ymptoms of a dangerous nervous trouble. The nerves are crying. out for tons of dog thls comprises the lst | Hermosillo, four miner were drowned, | 7. Klink dew. ericarieenirer st ton, made by imaginative foreign |assistance. The cry should be heeded in time. Lydia E Pinkham’s) Vege>” vf supplies which Aivin 1, Baldwin, | ineluding the superintendent. sa likes wit oer acscentionscccommoriumaneaes artists, ure pr e table Compound was prepared to meet the needs of woman's system at, this Aretie exlorer and meterologist, exe | A blast opened a vein of water. The) Le his the triumph of the coming true Sunday World. (Washington Birth-|trying period of her life. lectae ae purchase for|main tunnel wan flooded, and while} Of all his loveliest Is loveliest dreams! day Number.) A page in four colors. The three following letters are guaranteed to be genuine and true, the | line at ate polar rulers ia uD pore end coraies the SS and still further prove what a great medicine Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege= nee i te y renin j Workers in the lower section were tatle Compound is for women. a see data hee Wisk mht and opened trapped, Miners outside made a desper- Mar. 12,1897...) “Everyuilng points to the middie af | ate effort to rescue their fellows, but “Dear Mrs. Pinkham. —1 have been sick for a long me. I was takes Rune aa the date af our nating from | without avall . | hick with flooding. All my trouble seemed to be In the womb. I sehe'al ite permanent expedition ship and will |, ———— the time at the lower part of the womb. e doctor says the womb fg cov= carry a crew of thirty. We shall} 82,000,000 in Gold for Troops. ered with ulcers, 1 suffer with a pain on the left side of my back over th gplaroundithe North Cape, rmay, | SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 16—Carryin kianey. Lam fifty years old and passing through the change of life. Pleas: shall strike northward va Zeme | bastard intaola coin ft6 pay the troop: = mle i “Mee fo daltojwatirellessa would neytolticary from you. . in the Philippines, the transport .Sheri- 8 eo b J + Monclova, “There the vessels will part company: dan sailed at noon to-day for Manila Jan. 2: ae See er ce Re almcontinbed nes hward | Honolulu. ‘The Twenty-sixth and “T have been taking your remedies, and think they ha * Struggie to atiain’ the 3 by | Twenty-seventh infantry regiments, « great deal. 1 had been In bed for ten weeks when I began taking your land or We will’ carry provisions * uumber of recrults and cabin passengere English | Litterateur to Jesse Hoke Stole from Vecetable. Compound Hut after using iti for,e/anor’itime: keasieble tale up n around the house. e aching in the lower part of my womb has = Arouse Interest in Alfred Employers to Grat ‘The moat that troubles me now is the flowin be Sate = ——— me - x. That is not so bad, but’ still: there is n little every day, T am not discouraged yet, and shall continue the Great. ify Passion. with your medicine, for I believe it will cure me."—Mrs. Charlotte Johnson, | rae Moncloya, Ohio. 7 April 13, 1900. : Frederic Harrison, Engiand’s widely (Photographed by Fred Hohimann, 98 kich A passion for gambling has landed “1 send yous thld fetter to publish for the beneft of others. T was atck known man of letters, is a guest at the ‘This pleture shows the home of the “Hermit A reall Jewe T. Hoke, of No West Fortieth |for about nine years so that | could not do my work. For three months f Holland House. His visit to this country | “Weary Wille” Ives in (his plle of stones, Itty located at Fifteenth street and| streot, Ia prison, and left als young {could not sit up long enough to have my bed made. I had five different ig Stone”. The follon-/is at the invitation of the Union League | Eleventh avenue, ‘The dark spot ts the entrance wife and two Kttle ehtidren unprovided dontary’ sn all sald there was no help for me, M trouble was chepae ae "ee-! Club, of Chicago. which he will address | - - 2 : fife, I suffered with ulceration of the womb, pain In sides, ey and: vi , for. He was bound over for and ating |On the subject of Washington on Feb. ! lirveny today inthe Adama Steret {stomach trouble, backache, headache and dizziness. Tam well and strong, 2. Mr. Harrison will leave for Chicago Court, Brookiyn, on complaint of 3. Ww] 4nd feel like a new person. My recovery is a perfect surprise to everybody sisclat loners Vansliciea _.. {next Monday, but he expects o spend the = evenson, a Jeweler at No. 1% Fulton [that knew me. I owe all to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compounét) 1 Punieation “Gociety. to ‘eatend sy seeavernats | ateater part of his two monhts' atay in ‘ reat: would not do without your medicine for anything. There is‘no ‘ Heusen sVork City. tive, Me cow York. ‘ ne b ue “a ‘ Btevenson employed Heke eraj | Women suffering se much if they would take your remedies, for the; nines that t “a jon here he will endeavor to. fur- 9 = montha agoasn repairer, He wae weil [Ure cure.”—Mre. Oharlotte Johnson, Monclova, Ohio. r ther the propaganda he has recently | recommended and/|\proved’ capabie When one stop to chink about the good Mrs. Johnson derived: from). 2 Avenue Baption | DEEN Carrying out toward a | workman. Soon after his emp "| Mrs. Pinkham’s advice and medicine, tt seems almost beyond bellef; yet {t pt the realenal terest fn the literary ¢ ! Stevenson aad several watches stolen, |/S All true as etated In her three letters published above at her own request. ma the Great, He may possibly make | aineveriaunpertedittoketuntilinett Asa matter of positive fact Mrs. Pinkham has on file thousands of let=: vceasion will be Mme. Rosa Linde. concert con-| ton, and a petition to the same ofect Meta Ri ieiy Rane 5 oe | repaired was | Then he hired de- |, Change of Life.” Mra. Johnson" srcure:ls notianiunusualonefog Riake tralto, formeriy with the Redpath Grand Concert | by about 30) members of the chur Though in his seventleth year, Fred Dahiman, a baker, at $4 Fourth | Postmaster Van Cott has given up all|tectives to look Hoke up. They re- ham’s medicine to accomplish. Company, ani now soloist in Dr. Markhurat's | mittee, whose Chairman ta Mr, James.C. Colgate. | Harrison is a vigorous man of markedly |avenue, Brooklyn, was held in $40) batl | 4 ¥ ite 7 Chereh. “Men are cordially invited, called on Dr. tere at 4h 8 hope having a new Post-OMce Build- “1 that he was a frequenter of Wt ted with the National City Dank of Lynn $5000, which . ‘ to take the request under coneideraticn, | PMRlsh characteristics. He declined to- | by Magintrate Bristow on come | ea Kumbling resorte In the ‘Tendi ee eit ta any perem’ate can find that the above Cestimenae. letters ares Roe! Pearce narra Ht be add Nha ae Centre Rone i siete ae day to discuss American politics, say- | plaint of William Dede » [Ing this year, pe teea bhatt feel DN aN nultie, ar. were. pubiiehed ing the writer's special permission. fe betweea Broadway. and Seventh avenu Jot Wong Island’ hax compieed hie thinyeeeneg [ing that Americana knew more on that | In court 0 explain he} He satd to-day he had) word. from Acted AT iaahaate ae LYDIA PINKHAM MEDICINE COW [EY year Im the episcopate, subject than he did. Was only four montis over (rom Ger- | ington that the bill appropriating sth bl tL “Ll hope while here,” he «ald, “to|many and xp . For over TU d pave much fo aay: cone rine Ring AM] week pant tel pei na | mney for the pur of an uptown UENokot was arrested early yas he For Sale: : teed a ane Pe ethene tes work 1 hint ete nh hours a day and (tite Would not be passed at this neaston. | om rR re ay a palit ies in = DIVORCE es : byt t he concluded that he wou y oft ant ae rasa een acne enty-fourth street, je had entire expanse, al Ia Grace Methodist Epiacopal serving of che deepea: interest al) catch upp When he asked for PRN EIS E pa OEE RAP AR AL Iy 20 cente hiss pocke et GEO. ROBINSON, Abdi a Pot Sct Promicceprakine tne English language erdicree oe Hint | mengin mala) Van oit, lhate worked | nee ry teen eee ne tame PN Ir. iP ae nd punched him. $ ckets ¢ tu ce. Iter, Albert Racon s ni language, and the first gre tke slave to get a new building and] To Detective OF mows call tot ton,’ > id EA Ait nL co ALi eadk Milaid vs hn peen Ri years, and } fi Avenue Maptiet censed ko through. Sil we will trylthat he had. ato former em- ban, wil pee that Uavesion and may hay who, wot aus him, had ing sale: will bor molt of he iezat ‘vent pribenten hin nd him to ‘Ste a i MANHAY rTAN CRE DIT CO. Lead’? (Mitel, Iw the x the choir will ain Hrootlyaiof MIC Sd ave, bet Oth & 6 pen evenings. == =e Treathe |an TT T Ly S iS 0 ee ce aie nmnrranoreererrevneety 1g Nie Saari yoyee| || THAN EVER. and oa tree “ ; bur whale- = intial nt the young. men's meeting, S| sith tev. John I. Hager, of Daltimore, St Sl Hi third street and Foufth aveaut, to-morrow after-| "ho jenty years a. missionary .ta lel), o second adress will be made by} to bold a mission In the Ita! quarter. — from. | or write L S Men cajy are Invited. 1 Mev. Dean Richmond Radvi D. D., rector, me peers eel 1 901 3 jawel, of New Zeeland, will preach to- to-morrow morning ia. the Protestant trance.) * mortoe morning tn Church of ¢ phany, McDonough i 7 — a, Hage street and Fa nd Tompkins ” aren, ivan, CHEDIT FOR EVERYBODY Anything you want, Wi 6 Gureh and the’ Religious Ld Clothing, loa Tey, furnitures dry goods, ¢ YRI D nx on What Ball We ore; Uatinews sitict onst held eimerolne ond cenralne: Ve aiC acl You know very well how you feel when your liver don’t act. Bile collects in the blood, bowels hecome he fA I AN € 5 fa jpman, of the Fourt! i sulle een ine Empire constipated and your whole am is poisoned. A lazy liver is an invitation for a thousand pains and aches to TaN A Dive Master Toe hott of and 8 come and dwell with you. our life becomes one long measure of irritability and despondency and bad feeling. A sera — its of Myrta. French, soprano: q ° contralto: Theodore, Sa to-morrow, Mr. Provan will offe CASCARETS act directly, i in a peculiarly happy manner on the liver and bowels, cleansing. purifying, ! || The Reference. Book of’ the: e organi on ition eh revitalizing every portion of the liver, driving all the bile from the blood, as is soon shown by increased appetite re Ox.: People. ae ee anathema h to throw off the waste Le Q| oe i QUICK AND’ SURE. for food, power to digest it, and strength to t ff Beware of imitations aueTHING C The Business Man's Desk row morning. preechlag en. the topl: = Jerre a Ce a ees : : ap. C i. Together with, God." The musical, progeanitne set | ¥immin’ Washington Sie. ath = = = =| ompanion. win * (lopkins), "Te Deum'* Y —— 1y payments; ¢| Kelietta Airile/ Remedy Which “I have been troubled a great deal | mais E ea presenta The Fact Book of the New (ih in the Mr. D. F. Collins, of Garnett. Cfor | one tound CASCARLTS tobe yaa, | Tha* = Century. bt, held, [commenced using the Pyramid Pile Cure at u Slalm for them, ond secured uch relict the a es dlgly Clty." will bela time when my case was bad, [ thought cd MFst trial that'l purchased another supply | 1 jur - r pn ' 4 Ty volves, under the direction of tir. Weerrit | nothing could cure It, but-before t had used the | tad glad ne welpreurea tal oly be the BIG IN VALUE organist. 3 a Mty-cont package I began to feel much cing | the apport presented.” J. A Smitn, | har 5 TIN PF | Henry Prank, of the Indapendent Church, met: | better, and now I can bonestly say | am en- be S050 Susquehanna Ave., Phitadelphia, Pa. | oy, SMALL IN PRICE. ing in’ Cari m, will deliver to-morrow | ° =o claté Patents . ine. ding the Art of a mew serlenot discoarsen on | ‘itely cured. It ts the quickest and aurest tev 2 <<. “The Great Changes 1 Meligion Which the Twen- [remedy I have ever tried or heard of. a t procuring ant negotlating pat | 7 WHI Witney Fron: Thomas Willison, of Port Jar ; Ch FIER. "Send for PAGE 1o1 Werk! Almanac and Duevelopedia, “Just one package of the Pyramid Pite C ‘ Mee Nel yeehene: STEPHENS) | To 6 6 A reference book ef over 000 did wonders for me, and I’ lore no oppor: - - p 000 tooics and 10,000) tanta, tunity of recommending such a remedy. BS Jrore Advice free * © © Substantially bound ia lithe ‘Auion Crocker, of Worcester: “After bas ‘ raph Doard coves, with sewed back and Ing Kone through en unsuccessful surgical trimmed etgte. ° © © Price, 26, By; operation for piles and after trying uny mail of trom numb; of aalves and ointments without # 3 Ss ms = |» 4 = = 3 =s =3 3 en a 3 = nk SS [6 Lee -MORROW’S SUNDAY WORLD, | ree Spee 4 i seia et pi Ee ad aded. eto mies LLU