The evening world. Newspaper, July 29, 1901, Page 5

a — THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, JU QOQODO THE ROUGH ON'S) ve, : ae Never Fail. | ee (ONPPED. Man Taken fromSteam- ship in South Amer- e ican Port. t BEWARE of any “Rough On" not bearing the name pret E, S. WELLS, Jersey Clty, PE All others are Spurious. CURE. The steamship Allegany, from South American ports, arrived at this port to- Gay with a story of the alleged kidnap- | Ping of one of her passengers by the ROUS" Roaches, Ants, Bed Bugs, | arorzss authorities of the State of Colombia, m } Bouth America, on July 18, when the BOCOCOHHOSTUECODO SENT EY Marc. Yq Vossel touched at the rt of Cartha- z ' rena. | ISS ETHEL GOLDING, ‘ ES MeLLS, Chrenth - At Bavanilia, say the Allegany's pas: since 1894 champion ets erray asa” > nengera, aon boarded the ship and a i ary i i reli : \ Reg tatatad Gace Amaia aieTiteae ree eet swimmer of Long Island, and Marvellous in quick relief of a s 5 Sprained or Bruised Tendon, Li; a very much to imael{ and took none of| now of New York, will give six gers into his confidence, A . *. * eo that there was much mystery| /essons in swimming to Evening aboard as to his real identity. World readers. She will take Murillo wax a haydsome man, wh ‘ acoried ticker ats somenmanss ear @ beginner who has never been who war evidently used to circles of| in the water, and will give the high rank. At Carthagena a boatload ii en policevameere nd de.| ekails of the very first lesson, manded that Mur! anded over to] continuing until the pupil can them, alleging that he was a political! — swim and make a time record, Black Eye, any Contuston, Sprain, Bruise or Mash, where the skin is entire. Any Honest Physician will admit he can’t eure a on, unless he uses Rough on Bunions. Any st will tell you no pmedy heretofore vised will cure a bunton. Rough on Bunions Is the Only Cure and for a sprain, bruise, mash or black eye it Is “prisingly effective, and for aching, sore, tlred, tender feet it beats the world @SBOHIATDEOSOIO“ ar se cuBee Murillo was brought on deck and a ‘h s i : 1 dramatic scen sued. Tearing dow a the pesrons ull tncuds: | THE TEACHER. ce, a: druggists’, or by mail for 3gc. ti. S. WELLS, Chemist, Jersey City, N. J, US. A, Is Not a Poison. Bugs and Insects do not necessarily cat it, but it is Offensive and Destructive to Insect Life. a Geran in ed punt oi i F h hig, body Bey Wrapjed IC around J, The vay to give the pupil { “Lam a German subject,” he declare: A shrouded in the Mig “he ‘ch imedarced Bre o man may ivy a han 4 answering io iny marier, tac kmperores low to float. tT teaeher ought ta be som nly an ex who unde satmmne terminates Bugs and Insec by external | rpomlte hs stublern ‘tesistanee, Mie II], How to take the hana | jo Was dragged into the smull’ boat eu core 5 kly and effective and taken ashore, 2 led to Capt.| Strokes, and what not to do ! C ‘foneo peed mati His M i ae Se , of the Alley o » j * s Pape: i B C genera, vill as he was tint blentG) or while learning these. eaebe etree ee trie hten ais ai : sania ee eeiiee: luce his passports as a Ci eh os * He ee MUDD COT ei Lae alee Se ees | there as ao hei tor bliss IV. Taking the s'roke witn Peres Rat eet ts It with an: thine None p's ofllcers would talk : « ; i : ee of the affair, but one of the passengers | the feet. & ¢ > peri oand QUITEEANOTBER: . told ithe story to an ning World re- V. Co-ordination of mind H ; streny a Ku keneras ‘The agents, Pim, Forwood & Kello i ; i AES Gn * enna In tee there: had bee) noes and body, and a lesson in § 2 ag | ta ne raf roa float is used. ft shou! ‘currence at Carthagena, and said in: 1 sta a ns 2 ond th tt fhe ablp hud been delayed at’ that fort | breathin;. q : cee pupticcheadtl should 1 consequence. i Q i ¢ The Allegany Is now of the Hamburg. VI, How to swim and how to \ateaie AE Semeninneanier mene he while ele 4 iearning American ine, She was formerly owned! make time in the water. SHAKESPEARE {BY ETHEL coupite [arene | as she would breathe oo beginner must regulat breath even more carefully than she doer her moUons In the water. She must not holt her breath, or, nbove all, expel It quickly. She must just breathe. le the water she munt breathe exactly Chdmpion Swimmer FROM THE BENCH of Long Island. Hees Sanae LESSON NO. 1. FRE UR Se {. ) ae casance Quotation —— Bier tert Tien gt te in Passing on Case |The Selection of a Bath- Mer feet, deta, and her fect wail tale SOLD ALL AROUND THE WORLD. of a Thief © of themnelves. Does Not Evaporate. ‘e ing Suit; Also, of a arty j Cures without making the feet sore. Relleves palm id soreness the instant applied. : Teacher—How to Go FLOATING. It Is Not Polsonous, Has No Offensive Odor. = ieee Stamford White, the millionaire archi- o + And though stronger, more pungent, penet ren ere Corn remedies may come and go, but “Rough om hor or Napht the odor more lasting t Corns" goes o ver, a 4 and agreeable goes on forever, and in spite of unheard-of. ne WH infure ¢ competition !t remains the standard, thi ¢ e , the old and TEN TIMES CHEAPE ever reliable, never-falling cure for hard or soft Necause more effective and ten tines me Moth. | corn phor. It ts, in tact, the only effective pro a“ r ‘ack your things in it and don't worry se Oeas frei Rough on Corns’ could not be the standard of dogs and cats ILatantly. Keeps mosquite Lhevecceld tet 2, Menlisnnl nareonemorsthecatandlieotirocs er boxes: he world withont unusual merit. 1f¢. at druggists’. at Drugwiate’,” My mail, Ge, Hourh on Hate clears out tats E. S. WELLS, Chemist, Jersey City, N. Je tect, of No. 121 East Twenty-fi appeared In the Yorwilile gout tenes | Unto the Water—Con- fidence in One’s Self Is against Carl M. Overgaard, twent, three years old, of No. 214 East Thirty- ; fifth street. Overgaard was employed jecessa to Suc by White a landscape gardener at N Fy peat) White's country home in Bt. James, in Swimming. contact with the water la over, she + ready to learn to float. Before she can really lenrn to do this she must kain confidence tn the water. For thir reason it In well for the beginner to go out (wo of three times with her teacher T= minute the shock of the firat Coodoc 1. I. Overgaard a little over a week trousers either fll with water and pre- i ai a G er and pre ‘ ply lip he raft and prac- | and Mee, 1 ago wan discharged by White. Vent free motion of the Imbs, eae te ore RC ATHer eas called at the olty nome of ae rac eanarha nd this, mhe SSS ¢ Vhites, and the housekeeper, not O begin with, a good deal depend: Oni the warner, the. hites, and. the housekeeper, not > hexin with, s xood deal depends | ¥ MISS GOLDING'S SUIT. ea le ee access to the house, it' Is allexed, z aa 1 find she can really float. he tcok five costly plas. ‘One valued at I know a professional swim- ‘The way she has come to do this un- 0 and another pearl pin nearly ius | mer will laugh at that, but T have seen| My own bathing sult consists of rather meciously I will tell tn the next area ep TSen LERaS O= BU RRT Ane Kane and. Kelly. PEYOR P| Sa nen Raa AR Rtas Od bead THE FIRST LESSON. shown to Magistrate Krann to-day. 5 athing sulte repentant en an a0: erguard p leaded qulity, ia calatr acs cannot say too much to warn people s Saad a Pt orksrosltellowsl rann, turning to sald: i otlec res on phen Free ~ Todeenatoceelhaurhingirewadare about the sort of costume to wear, e* very first ewimming lesson s ortant of any: e way the water the fe most in patted Tea Giakeapenre | veclaliy when first going into the water. shefe is|| Personally, 1 always recommend brilt- a, ince I have been on the bench I have found inntine.-We lisa tatarettera thang nannel, that to be a fact". Then turning to| Which is heavy and clings to the limbs. Overgaard Magistrate Hrann said: Brilltantine is light and sheds water. y : to get so mue! > 9: FRSFRSERE 8 OP N83? ddada hinted BXEREREXEY ERE! ‘Day Express. Rutland Expres Souyhweniern, wade out vocute a ough I know Tothink it ts better not from the sho: 1 should raft or float every time, th Bo use fora thief, Twill hold) | think bloomers are espectally bathing sults. The bloomers, Bad circulation is the cause of most of the ills that come with old age. With advancing years there is a decline of strength and vigor — the machi of the body moves with lest speed and accuracy, Because of the wea ’ irregular action of the heart the blood moves more slowly, becomes impure und | loses much of its life-sustaining properties, and muscles, tissues and nerves lit. | erally starve for lack of nourishment, A’ sluggish and’ polluted circulation followed by a long train of bodily ailments, Cold feet, chilly sensations up and down the spine, poor appetite ani digestion, soreness of the muscles, rhex matic pains, hard and fissured skin, face sores, chronic running ulcers on the Jower limbs and other parts of the body—these and many other dis. uliar to old people are due to a lack of healthy blood and imperfect c Yon, Restoration to health must come through the building up and purification of the blood, thus adding strength and tone to the vital organs, and quick, healthy action to the circulation. then taken to Jail M5500 | + IS MISSING.) IN THE TUNNEL} OF LUTZ'S DEATH. EMPRESS ILL Waiting Wife Unconsciously Kept Long Vigil # at rdays only, § Dall HARLEM DIVISIO: 13.3 POM. Dally, except & Saurdays only, 2.45 Pe 3; Sendeg i ” ithi i S.'S. 6. being strictly a vegetable blood remedy and the best tonic, makes Heroine of a Romance|"Press of Business” the Within a Few Feet of Dying Husband. |She Has Not Left Her tthe most fusiile and efficacions of all-medicin s for ol people, ‘eis free Loses by Theft Her Cause of Much Suf- a \ Apartment for } from all mineral ingredients, and imild and pleasant in its action, It cures . s Weighed, down by) ther fear that he {after hin, Soking! visltor lefts and | blood diseases of every character, even those inherited or contracted in early is Husband's Presents. fering. pase ee A fy Ca EH chm At Weeks. life. As the system ets tinder the influence of SS. S. there is a imarked Piten a oa i Sethi FRG CHES RGHS CITES CER) aC RTE a improvement in the general health, and as richer and purer blood beg SOs a ra Hs PART j cireulate thr the body the appetite improves, and there is a seftne cked from hotel ee. rer RAT ntol = 2 ‘ ane enter Ris lerenin tin CHONMERG duly As a result of| elasticity about the skin that you have not noticed for years; sores bey * f Camoany LeU ae ea eae ane | Rade arramember eds nea rczenea Oras ETTOS adr re ci raekale keen aang | Rane eel vice ratty Ac) the SiC of Prof, Renvers from Merlin | heal, pains in muscles and joints gradually cease, amd you find that itis possible 5 po pr, $5.00) worth of Jewels given to her by| Jury. which ls investigating the Park) so yi” under th dimnrennln Feta ie Aaeachy: ve hatin were ati [Ht 18 oMetally announced that the con-| to be happy and healthy even in old age ae Tah OL Pagal i == her husband during a brie and troubled | avenue tunnel, happened to be a pas-|and gone oul, wat for hours within a i lindleatensll Luveljiuieng them |cltlon fo thes Dewarery Emurcas) Hred: [Wis Qurj medical (depariaientite iit/chatre of physicians who mare #uayot (iE Bone courtship. The Jewelry waa xtolen from] senger on one of the trains which came|few feet of where he lay dying on afout, Then she wok 4 by the, SAR OLG ret Hutt ineoanars| en ae ete then ahoatitendrvourshelifraceive eee {nformation and | 5m COME HOME, everthing 0, 11 come x Mrs. Adame’s home at Spring Vtll N.vinto the Grand Central Station between | little balcony of their flat. window overwoking th: le balcony, | eee ua wake pee | ‘dvi ea i ie et be This wlilecostigauaathin Othaishhate found eae | Nome. FAN F Y., during her husband's absence, 9 and 10 o'chock this morning, there will] Lutz had been sickly for several| where she had a number of Hower oy ay ast pulletine have not vets inedicalldeaartmentiol grea bencbtitol then: tcis cure heidi piiet gnavel| — pr eratalen| pieces jcamprisas ajc iamons | bediomersine doing, onthe and) thaggheheihad)malaciacgite | nlanigiandgcern been Issued they may soon be antici-| rapid as the result of some special directions received from our physicians, Help Wanted—Male b: crescent set in platinum and gold.] at 9 o'clock there was a string of] was peculiarly susceptible to rugge: had wa there more than an) 0°00 i) So Don't be your own doctor when you can get medical advice free. Book om ——~ y a 3 old dla. i; “ wondel at ke er husband bh | tA ry 4 oye e 4 ESSMAS , BB ae AEE CL ee ban rp Qa ad Aa aL tl ee Ce wondering what kei Mstleony at-| Princes Henry of Prussia haa becn| Blood and Skin Diseases mailed to all who desire it. Peery iti cea ert i mond braclet ret with eight stones, {other end of the tunnel in which people | pressed him. Saturday the butcher's i | amtle 6 visit ‘ t gold heart atudded with diamonds, small] were packed and praying to be let out. |boy who served meat at the apartment ener atten ton taal hereiied ceo \ pcthe, Downge Ut ta sald, haw — THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA, 4 Dlack onyx heart het with diamonds, By World house was talki Lutz, and ee the body of her husband lying | Beem amc or some time 2 ee & : A Ere ACOA coperter nee ng to Haute, and aiked | nee" only of ane iustand. 104 | Soa hope of a cure ia entertained Fr ODentistys oY Arann by hie mde, ‘ { : = ~ e Her shrieks attracted the attention patra geveral smaller ani less valuadle/ minutes in the middle of the tunnel | Lins. of Poli nO-Connell, who summoned | The Two Drs. Koch Leave articles where the death-dealing gases were| ‘Malaria, nothin'," sald the boy, |,R9" 1 for an) ambulance, Pondon W ATERBURY ira, Adms, who is twenty-four years | pinying thelr merrieat. cheerfully. “You louk to me like you've wom nutes after hin - 2 was Mims Clara Barton Behr.|° The effect of the heat and lack of|got consumption, It looks like the hasty very t er of a German farmer at Spring! oxygen was mort noticeable among the| king, too.” ' Valley. Young Arama fei) in love| women and children. As the train came] Lutz became very much depreaned (ann : 1D ENTAL Es RLORS, Records, 414 & 416 Fulton St, Brooklyn. | Championships, &., are 3 | G wit How : et down in the They Left London Atter the,“ "rr % SeRIRES VERY DT r GU fully se ef Tuberculosis Congress Closed. Dr. Edward Koch returned io WORLD ALMANAC. America yesterday, and Dr. Robert Koch returns to Germany. Dr. Ed- news Silver Villings sec. up| bp en 1) f\ " MOST COMPLETE REFERENCE 2 “DUR CROHN AND. BRIDGE WORK” | MOST ce oheD, ward Koch brings back with him all beaut eH A STOREHOUSE OF KNOWLEDGE, DUDY with her inthe autumn of 189 and they | tq a halt and the lungs had fed upon - “—- -- Became engaged. 19 family opposed) ene tittle alr that remained It became, the match, and In the hove of dreak-| j3ejoue that relief must come'or an am-| BANK TO PAY OLD DEBTS. ing {t off eent him ona trip to Havana. | yuylance corps would be needed at the a | ‘The young man w willingly enough. | station. An the seconds (they seemed r . % ‘$ A New York Man Will 1 but just before ing he made the! jours) went by the crowd became limp Lost Yeara Ao hy Failure. pretty country nis bride. j J val eatolen. fru and fanned themmclves latlessly. A See eran nica uedroomreninrrneswen After a third of « century the aur- viving member of a defunct 2 | Jn Mra: Adaing’s bedroom whti waa] duil_ murmur of indistinct swear words riving en Frida retecty ays. Jisgruntied men waa pleasing een sent froin New York to trace the . firm of Willlameport, Pa., wil ar, The train did move out of PL AMD tatty Ned 060 of debts In full, and of th 8,09 will come to George W. kerma” Mr, “Adams in hunting “In the Maine wood the tunnel at last, but it did not get CC far before It came to a stop again. Bais m i WOMAN DIES OF BURNS. ‘Then everybody who could climb al NE® York. w member of Ue old tem of tying on the t ferce did ro and shouted tn thelr elee | Boteler pee Me I a Ge fe dow ; eo time of the bank’ failure an they absorbed the Invigorating lr. | ne nem dinsolvel ind Mr, Boteler plain gold bangle, ruby and diamond] passenger on the New York, New Haven|him what was the matter with him. and an emerald and iMamond ring andland Hartford branch, and enjoyed five| “Oh! 1 guess I've got malaria, ‘ollingsw 1oatis and othe An ROCHES, rms; Go extra cha tusine intdeat a 1. W. SWEET ooTANE Shas. Setvery of the new methods of treatment! from this congress, which closed July 26. Also the latest treatment jacy Inhaled Naphtha kara ns, 22 Karat ‘Mrs. Charlies » were others in the tunnel/at the ere ‘ ay fe pubsce HODInson sun 1 about two ert. Koc: - i Rigy Cleak a eae Ve caitaagvasl Behe Went to Washington, where he aubses Jinn, UA RBOULS used by Dr. Robert Koch, His visit fin a en quently dieo. Mr. Ely had) fors Mane to the whom to Berlin, Germany, has put him in Mrs, Charles H. Macy, Mitty years] The station ennster wan neen in bie hes died at her home, No, 1 Charles street, | omce. j this merning from burns recelved yes-| “What is the unusual delay of trainn terday by an explosion of naphtha with] in the tunnel to-day?” vg harmony with the latest treatment; used by Dr, Robert Koch, do the new methods sent to his American company will be of wonderful assist all about the old devt untti recent when he Jearned that Charles Wo Pur- A vin, the rurvivor of the bunk, wix look- was asked. ng for the helrs of Botcler & Ely he which she was cleaning house, “Prean of busines: was the roply. le communicated with Mr. Purvis 1 . : f ance 4 ting consumption and . Jed a eof napl a mm soe racelved the weleome tnformation th ance In comba ‘i ae : Ei ahaa eae NRCS Eons the dovt, tong alnce outlawed, was aathinac atthe’ Koch fling, Gu A POLITICAL REGISTER. fn one inte Aimven of the magutne. ine Churebill Getsia | Medal. be paid in full, flees at 48 W. 22d Pied! tne bottle exploded und Mrs, Macy | LONDON, July 23.—King Edward die-| Ure tomcat et erman Wuriarte. formerly an ampnsne. | arch st. Philadelphia % INE Wor! | Mares and Enerelpedia, ¢ ¢ was 1 Ww nblagine Hol, eae tributed further medals this afternoon, | ment, tovk place yeelersay from ble home whieh arnved | st, Baltimore; 627 BE shing- Al eeterence: tok ot) vet 00 aces, 1,000 teste i Her nlece, Nellte tier The Homes ie | at Marlborough House, Winston Spen-| 2% First avenue. Now f and vente from Havre, started on her} ton, N. W.; Asheville, N. C.; Roch- - Lawyers 2 10.9 aatlally bound) ta. old, tried ‘to smether the flames by . Y.; 277 Franklin st., Buffalo, ee she had 1 xuloon passengers, 79] ester, wrapping Mrs. Macy in w rug, but did} cer Churchill, the war correspondent, age ahe had #1 xitoon cara. 3 ’ not succeed before her aunt had inhaled | sormer Hussar officer and now member second cabin and 454 In the steerage On! and those in other American cittes i ef ° i 1 a ot id a snecesstul | July 22 a boy was born to Mrs, Irene dh z entire expen Lawyer| from newate, ry some of tne Miingered In agony until 3] 0f Parliament for Oldhery was amoog! 2a, ca doterday tan at Oromird Greve Gian: | Filippo, who is travelling from Mtaly to! under the medical direction of Dr. ey vaure, eapense, Lance Ne eclovk this morning, when ahe dicd, the recipients, tyerilie, duln ber husband In the West. Edward Koch,