The evening world. Newspaper, March 9, 1901, Page 3

SOT ENE * eer 1901, eee Copyrighted, 1901, * by the Press Publishing Company, New York World. Any infringement | will be prosecuted. i SAW MURDER ON STREET CAR. HOW TO GET EASTER GOWNS AND HATS FOR NOTHING. Vereyeye) 2! Man Found Who Wit-| nessed Killing of For- sythe ey Quinn. Deveveveversy 1s afternoon & HERES SROTRS CER ITEI ERT LAWS FOR You, shinth street erosstown Line, ‘Thurs- ding to Detectives: McCue 3 S this man Was stiending on : 3 | ole) eleserey yer nd ran away ded man sank to the ran away street. ‘Th witness also ) ) Siese tere, Yr not wishing at is why h was the only explann [900c to appear { remained tlon the é Mrs. Quinn, the wife ™man, was arraigned in ing. She morning 48 to give the detectives a trying to sectire i statement of w the case. Sho wa @ighth st locked up ‘There © ft is true I threw belonged to van. A moment be crime. He is don, and w motive pro! SOOOn Seepeoees: OC C TOOLS! 1 SCO Ce % Womankind in a Flut-) |A CONTEST OF GOOD TASTE |_ ter Overithelevening «— AND SHOPPING JUDGMENT. ' derful Easter Sur- | prise. $500- EASTER PRIZES _ Fu FOR GIRL WAGE-EARNERS. a THE CONDITIONS IONS OF TH THE CONTEST. ves anil hats, Easter ner may compete for these prizes. Take The Evening, t y-three lucky pres and find. If Monday in order | was remanded until suspicious y taken Are tonfay £6) worth dispost- The | € the | way help my | is not guilty, but | » cony the best | young we things h innoey tha I tho tvex vistted our home, e nm without telling me what he was wanted. car stables, and thi je and: i Prize Felitor v¢ your ening World, Everybody iad ring at it POO. Box? Hi deseriptions wilt he submitted to a Committees of Pive Working Girls women were turning h eted by Mrs. Harriet Hubbard A who will pass upon the good Pl tape or Brooklyn at © and shopping judgment of the contestants and make the awards [Popes onvers ee ly | the surface cars anit he contest will close at midnight of Tuesday, April 2 focussed With eager and Mvely prizes will be paid in money If prefer} Jealers had h ts much Int vee and p rd of It What Sort of Easter Outfit Would You Like ? \: Describe It and Win One of These Handsome Prizes. the PRETTIEST and MOST ECONOMICAL EASTER ah in their Tooked It in midstream 1 walked from | ladles’ cabin IT consisting vf gown, hat, boots and gloves for a girl Rat | 4 : trner and suggested by a girl wage-earner as repress “ th tt ha tative of the sort of outfit she would wish to have for Easter clal tn the wa FIRST PRIZE....- Cneluding SECOND PRIZE (Including gown, h THIRD PRIZE. +++++ $100 EASTER OUTFIT anyhow,” shoes and gloves.) -$75 EASTER OUTFIT + Shoes and gloves.) . $40 EASTER OUTFIT y briTuewinmerine (including gown, hat, and gloves.) ies ++ 825 EASTER GOWN . pals FOURTH PRIZE .«-.----+++ Winteisisisrers FIFTH PRIZE.....- srrees $15 EASTER HAT } SIXTH PRIZE...- ssse++ $10 EASTER HAT Li} SEVENTH PRIZE- +++++ $8 EASTER SHIRT WAIST EIGHTH PRIZE. -$6 EASTER SHIRT WAIST NINTH PRIZE... ++ $6 EASTER SHOES TENTH PRIZE.- $5 EASTER SHOES ELEVENTH PRIZE- $5 EASTER SHOES TWELFTH PRIZE......- + $3 EASTER GLOVES THIRTEENTH PRIZE... + $3 EASTER GLOVES jec gown, hat, expensive in all places 33) they wilt on show unth Mon week woof the ma minions of Evening reason to be proud nterprise. It wilt ste Due tt will two jolned nbina tion, more expensive Mrs. Wagner Now Heir| to $900,000 of Ec- centric Uncle. | tredon iride offer, many women my in lis mest prac form. aad Seen FOURTEENTH TO THIRTIETH PRIZES I ERaP RGR Leora monexeenen | Mrs. Rebecen Wagner |# receiving the | (SEVENTEEN PRIZES) EACH....--- $2 EASTER GLOVES HAvmitieeee ener and of friends congratulations: nheriting | which | tank ot} What Sort of Easter Gown Would You Like? Describe It and’ Win One of These Splendid Prizes. For the PRETTIEST and MOST ECONOMICAL I ER COSTUME for a girl wa ner, and suggested by a girl representative of the costume she would wish ster. t flat that sh: Is the n wage-carner a to have for FIRST PRIZE SECOND PRIZE THIRD PRIZE. What Sort of Easter Hat Would You Like ? Describe It and Win One of These Valuable Prizes. For the PRETTIEST and MOST ECONOMICAL EASTER HAT for a girl wage-carner, and suggested by a girl wage. earner as representative of the sort of hat she would wish to have for Easter. FIRST PRIZE::- SECOND PRIZE. THIRD PRIZE.:::--- FOURTH PRIZE..-.-++--+ FIFTH PRIZE.-+--++++ ecce ago in the foftune. Braun was more than any of his o unmarried. F fort for Lond Invested it + 830 TAILOR MADE EASTER GOWN + 825 TAILOR-MADE EASTER GOWN 320 TAILOR-MADE EASTER GOWN openly ©. drevse and planned to disinhertt Wagner, her uncl isapproval A trust fund for her stipulating that it or forty years, + beautiful ening World ¢ should be held in eof his relations knew of this dis- fund at the position of his wealth. ‘Th th amounted t d to tte pr SdonaauenH 820 EASTER HAT ++ $15 EASTER HAT + $10 EASTER HAT 88 EASTER HAT $7 EASTER HAT heirs of the dead ve will soon go tO | Tandon in her behalf ——<——___. VREDENBURGH IS POPULAR. — What Sort of Easter Shirt Waist Would You Like? = J}tue'3.2" Business Men Like Him in Com- Describe It and Win One of These Desirable Prizes, ene mand nt Oak Street. Capt. Vredendurgh's rerention at the | For the PRETTIEST and MOST ECONOMICAL I Oak atreet station, at the request of the | SHIRT WAIST for a girl wage-earr atic sted by Per cee ier oe pa mreci team e Ces US wage-carner as representative of the sort of shirt walst she inh wine 4 sedulously refrained from making would .wiah to have for, Paster, political affiliations, The attempt « FIRST PRIZE..:- + 810 EASTER SHIRT WAIST oertala Rourth Woritnmmanymanite'| fi”, SECOND) PRIZE sj $8 EASTER SHIRT WAIST fontscniere make cap! out of it does not deceive x ‘4 i r se Teaatackiot kivonat (haltieter Wwe|] THIRD PRIZE.-.-- + $6 EASTER SHxaT waist [| con “Vredenburgh {x a Hepublican and al) FOURTH PRIZE..--- $4 EASTER SHIRT WAIST fine gentleman,” sald « Tammany leader |f| FIEPTH PRIZE--++-.+-+-++++-+++ $2 EASTER SHIRT WAIST to-day, ‘The DUC DUNC) DS Ty ter Is supplled by the Foley people, when) SARATOGA MAN DRUGGED. they try to make tt appear that they} Jearner has shown Uiote and Judgment will | panned upo arrived at rat World hate, shirt. | mittits which they | s for wear on the They must have nats, shirt xeriptions and Ja had anything to do with the dectston wero’ t in the captain's cai Quite a number of people besides Commissianer My the Captain know why. the dec wan reached, “Tho Iourth, Wanders hot slow and they will soon tind out the | fi ff any attempt is made to fool! them, to,a ¢ earners, five int 1 by Mra “iCnocka folk. Dr, Lincotn Given Drops” and Robbed in Na tipecial to the Evening World) apart as "Chil- exposition “stun pba Aye dren jim any: question between Judie Ji: - IREOLK, March 9%—Dr. C. MiVGP chitdren’s | W * Mra. \yer will) ver and Mr, | : In, of Saratoga, N. ¥., now tn thej AML child also adv) ho gutde the committee phy und any, jecnih atrect The forty-three awarded on these descriptions solely, | » for his health, given "knock- ropa’ in Barton's Awfitorium The- | pare THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVE tons nov Easter| in determining ¢ The Eveniag | connect earn fot the Write 4 This letter is prizes are to be jy not a who wi ha things atre, here, and robbed, | free of charge from io A, M until 7P./yne committee will pasa upon the | ™ Bs et beer Zera Harte, actress, claiming New Fatued to gis exvonidon ovdny’ "at's prettiness, suitability and economical | York as her Bone, and W. H. Stewart ' special aspect of the article, and the descrip- 2; G, MARCH 9, i, ii, The Macssee of Spring | Health to the broken-down Strength to the weak 1 Sleep to the sleepless | Energy to the wornout Elasticity to the nerves | 3 Pureblood The practical, helpful message which puts new heart into every ailing man or woman in the message of health brought by the world's greatest medicine Dr. GREENE’ NERVURA BLOOD AND NERVE REMEDY Rebullds, Sustains, Cures, Nearly everybody needs toning up inthe Spring, but to those who are weak and exhausted by disease thisis a specially trying time. It is now you feel the burdons of life as never before. All your weakest spots are attacked and nature is not strong enongh to pull along unaided. Trs. C. D. Smith, Waitsficld, Vt., says: “T have been for a long time feeble, my nerves being very . weak. Many times when I awoke in the morning, I could not control myeelf i in the least and my nervousness found vent in a long spell of weeping. 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Th Miche ‘lt Davitt, the Irish leader, contributes to The HOW TO WIN A PRIZE. World to-morrow an interesting letter on plans of ithe ewe Irish Seance leaders. Lueck May & Like " 1 ten scm 3BANKED HER HUSBAND IN AN INDIANA SALOON. (a {eV e/o1eVoreraye(Verere stigate and sui Hewitt «ald first meeting has been wet for ' pratt r of Mrs. Nation Laid! Her Liege Lord Across Her Lap. ally, toeda texting tig Chem with rock could throw, One of her followers further. | awa 9 vf Jonas &} Tris one said that the ork could t Melt hy pet be accomplist ped unt husbande who | peace ‘and in a sptri ida, who’: Best) ptt ‘Wat