The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1901, Page 8

THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9 101. CONFIDANT SHEDS LIGHT _ : | ON GOSLIN'’S SHADY past./ Stern Brothers) call attention to their Inportations of REECE teed UPHOLSTERY FABRICS FOR Wall Decorations, Window & Door Draperies, Furniture Coverings Young ‘O'Neill, Who Was His Office Boy and Who Had Lived} in His Home, Tells ofl: Transactions. m the newest designs. Spectalties in { { Arlt Nouveau Effects and Colorines. ¢ i Sketches and Estimates Submitted for Draperies in all Styles King's Scotch Holland Shades Made at Lowest Prices, This is the story of a young man| who for six years past has been 18.018Fe\evolelesereieieieleieieisines vloser, perhaps, to Alfred R. West Twenty-third Street Yin thar any other person in the! 2 confidence of that alleged swindler, ‘The young man is J Francis O'Neill, He is twer years old and left Goslin’s home and employ recently after a quarrel. He was Goslin’s confidential clerk and personal representative in many {n- stances. Through O'Neill's story erets of the Miller Synd “Guarantee” CLOTHING COMPANY, | Uptown Cor. 127th St. and 3d Ane. BOOM Jaid bare. He decia pi Schlessinger” is none other than Gos Jin's brether Edward, now living In the Hotel du Chat Noir on the Paris Boulevard. Alfred Goslin, O'Neill says, was the real nead and brains of the Franklin Syndicate. 1S1eFereererer TRAGTIONG. Metropolitan teal the Mare! ket with a Seven- BY JAMES F. O'NEILL. Bix ¥ Posaved Alfred Ro Gos- lin £ rrested In a raid on his bucket-shop, run under th MacMillan & Co. at No. 4 place. I was e ryed Ima news b on Wall street and learned th Point Jump. BR. T. NEXT IN LINE. JAMES FRANCIS O'NBILL. 1S\PVSVe1e (eve se rere leFeierese e1e le aiolele/eselelele eloiese(ejeieieyeserelese) at omind tt om y work." Hea nart Bincaithen-s Mania tar Money mae aed hua can | Brooklyn Stack up al Almost 4 and Then he tur ARE oe ceric raule: Manhattan 3 Points—Entire Travel in acircle you'll never }) progress — we don't — we're [Progressing all the time. By }j ng good values wef) are daily adding hundreds to our already large list of cus- tomers, and here’s another business bringer: Men's stylish long, loose Winter Overcoats, made of Oxford and black mel- wax In France, | ¢ ‘ Ke tons, all-wool Clay lining, satin i 1 ‘ r bull t i yoke and sleeve; advertised by other stores as raordina bargains at $15,'’—here $12; } same coat, and $3 saved. The pay vouchers of alection offi- || clals who served at the late elec- with th tion will be accepted by us with- out any charge or discount. 5 0800 sr at 10 CANE cess! BIG RAILWAY TRUST! CIRCULARS ON SETTLEMENT OF NORTHERN PACIFIC. as he has served all ose who ever stood by him, He has cast them When they could serve him no longer on them te Itt him ey, And he ix already lead of a etrongiy om ! List Gains. rowan it eubstantial rise La the doll aympatiiy all along the line. | atock tarkat 4 by bit he When Gostin . barely twenty-one he made his stake” by forging his own | Mother's name to Aantal fie moved up to Paritic touched noAudurn for th .| Two Wealthy Hunters Had ee ee Desperate Struggle with Bet Ss : uu Caretaker of Estate. } Bundle Is Medicine for My Sick Baby.” shop busts ventures ¢ would t sIme. There us feast ali, beginning with the B.S, Dean Com- pany “Bucket. Row" has had Gostin nearly ps'« tine fur for that $4.00) To-Morrow’s Sunday World 4 ic {ai i4 i» he ie 3 3 ie S| Pee edhe fe + Beautiful Double-Page Feature, Presenting in Half-Tone the Latest Ideals of ‘Young-Wo- manly Beauty, by Six of the Most Famous Delineators of Girls. Zod 3on Jon Zor Jor Zonet deidory eerrrptrt.$tS Most Versatile Girl in New York, Who May Soon Receive Titles and Vast Wealth from a Scottish Estate. N ' Tap eQdey 2, >” 1201 & Artist T. E. Powers and | We 130 1Fe Jon Zondendour $200.00 In Prizes.. Ai Christmas Present You Zan Start to Win Co- Morrow. Christmas Puzzles Worth Solving. eforfartorPoeYrtaeMreaeMrereM SrePrekrePaetrePretr ety « 2, >» , 304 ie 43 Jou Sed eet oetetodretrte tore The American One of the Most Inter- esting Features, and Certainly a Most Im- portantand Instructive One, of. T o-Morrow’s Sunday World. HPPHHHH oie GIRL! By Koward Chandler Christy, A. B. Wen- zell, W. T. Smedley, Renry Rutt, AA. 1. Keller, Albert Sterner. AZo A Jo Jou Yori oud Zou Zor on. Sete trtodrety Steerer heh ehh Beauty Lessons By HARRIET HUBBARD AYER. res aeBaetneBretretretrrtotatartartarde retorts | Norma Mu unro, Heiress to $200, 000,000. NK Ue lpted pei >, se Zou KS 2, > rey Tye op Corrigan on MPP pier pipijrips :| ay | First of a Remarkable Series of Instruction in the ‘‘Art of Preserving Your Beauty,’’ by the Greatest Living Expert. Feature of Unequalled Importance. A Masterly Defense of the Present Form of Government, with a Warning to Those Who Socialism. : torte Sarda Yara Garter MaedaeSartacte $ Sh bor ¥he- Mb hortick Oppose It. His First Authorized Statement on the Subject. & ae Be eae Martin Green see 2, is ar Northern and eral sehen clreutara just se Gosiin was York In 1895. a the buoket-* ceeded in hay @galnst him rectors will mec Ni this meeting Milte orthern abate stul Loft the the he > ELEGTRNTY SECOND AVE m | * POR TO-DAY 1% Moon riven 0s THE TIDES, High Water Bie did it Goalin st put me in chy telepaones. ox he STEAM POWER WILL SOON DONE AWAY WITH AU hinew WHEE oD Manner statement of the Assoctated for wing toda aired, Mavana MSHIP3. bik apartment tiousella Repenszcclehin street from his BOR. T. [easy th os Pavy, Gostin keeps ¢ femmes when he hase a jane Uhhat Rotterdan. Hamburg. cal ehale Qo atationy hake moneys nine on a chicken ‘That's ten cents a day ddard, while of her home et, Brooklyn, ies wy He liniles an hour. atidrink or smoke. Le has often | Mill be heated and Ligh netrbelty, it r The electrle Hghts ont ave kanevotiparie (Aly sole ambition Is to make | ine stations will he tur mW before alte FE ere aay i sithou work. It’'s\so casy, It’s fend of the present year. Bar emev el aa sees Hoepital inca)" Teentina. North ious gondition. Gan Juan, Ports Wien +e the Great Tragedian from the Top of the House, and Treat of Him Humorously in Story and Picture. Pres 5 i di ie PH bHohohh> i iii Sogou AJoaey iy 4 Advice Written 40 Years Ago by LOLA MONTEZ, One of the Most Famous Beauties Who Ever Lived. Amusing, and as True To-Day as Ever. Irving | from the | Gallery. dl reBrehednetnedar torte Sete eDredretrethy Pip piyerqay ea + ot ™ rs. Jer ferson | Davis on the Coming Con- vention of the Daugh- ters of the Confederacy. Ser taro SaeaeretctaeBrehaetardretnedrctordortaedh Teer sae paz ionize Apipay LSM eee How to Win a Woman's Heart Apdo tte Sod dod od dod don aor = Widow of the Leader of the Lost Cause Dis- cusses the Important Gathering, Its Aims and Purposes. + By the Woman Who poeaaeved a King. Parser a ca } retoctretretrebeed Seka trely Srrtrtordh ee 4