The evening world. Newspaper, November 23, 1901, Page 8

i papncnente =~ 2) eymernae tem oe rs east amarntent ane iets arty mneeacennti enti piney tet : ee Se ee CHURCHILL BIDS DEFIANCE — TO DEVERY AND ALL CROOKS. “Guarantee CLOTHING COMPANY, Uptown Cor, 127th St. and 3d Ave. injeleleteimicinteieteiete feietelneieiehtel New Commander of}: the Red-Light Dis- trict Says He's “Not/; Afraid of Any Man on Top of Earth.” BY AGTING CAPTAIN. GHURGHILL. This is no bluff. Tam here to close up every objec- tionable place in the precinet and 1 intend fo do it. I'll do it with words if possible, with clubs if necessary. If they don’t close up at once I'll elub their heads off first and send them to jail afterward, I'm not afraid of any man on top of this earth, I have the greatest record Sor! transfers in the department, and 1)‘ % got them all by the grace of my good JSriend, William S, Devery. I'm a bleck Republican ant he's| @ black Democrat. That's the only reason for it. be He can't fire me as long as Col.| Murphy is Commissioner, DIAMOND CALLS ON CHURCHILL. | Ghe Roosewvelts Out of Doors. Snap-Shots of Mrs. Roosevelt Shopping and Children at School. Snap-Shot Photographs of the President and His Wife Riding Horseback. Mark Twain at 65 Win- ning New Fame. Some of His Latest Jokes on Current Topics That Have Made the World Laugh. His Genius Increasing with His Ycars. His Brilliancy as an After-Dinner Speak There's a happy medium in everythit overcoats too, Here’s our blue and black Kersey overcoats, cut medium length, raw edge; wide, liberal facing, :o0, adds warmth; lined throughout with pure quilted silk, at $15 A coat which makes you feel well dressed and comfortable— a comfortable saving, too other stores charge $20 for coats made like these. GUARANTEE CLOTHING CO., Uptown Cor, s27th St. and 3A BiG FORTUNE N O T A B L E * ENDED ETO R REST Cee ee ESTE TREE EEE Do High Hats Cause Bald Heads? Great Doctors of Europe and America Say They Do. Sometimes Bring on Insanity. All Promi- nent New Yorkers Who Are Bald Wear the “Lofters.” An Article of Special Interest. £ ; 3 > 3 > © 3 rs * ° > > ° o 3 3 es 3 > : : 3 3 > 2 7 > * si : : | eo The new and dominant figure In the . A ? 3 strenuous life nf New York is Acting é P. Morgan S $550,000 3 Captain Churchill of the Hast Firth tes > ; atreet rtatlon, A week ago he was not Wes 2 ie Sc lungane tees hers Us neere |: Bronzes. | 2 JP the hour, and alt = are . “ps ni los 2 - 4 | at, ke han made slice he took « ACTING CAPTAIN JAMES CHURCHILL, : The Famous Collection to Be Brought to This a * . Bi \ precinct gave Capt. Diamond so (From Photograph Taken for ‘The Evening World ‘To-D fs a s < ; ? ; \ reaehi{troubil erect Police Cant. ! Billy i "Schult : Country. Exclusive Pictures of Mr. Morgan’s UAT SSL ery ce cliuinaiialinetorliewmula basanites Pts y ae Recent Sensational Art Purchase. I Gilat moraine’ tovetand Cexaminntion stor jai, “Another man came to me and Pretty Wife Loses $100,- i the place of captain. Previous to this sat . i he enw an Evening World reporter in “De you mean itt" 000 Will Contest. the station house and told something “TL made ft plain to him that © did > ‘ about himself. He sald be ran a place that cost him i A 2 j He ts a New York policeman of the E00) to wart. 1 told tit he was a Palen: AY d Tine d ii { | Bearcats mit uae Eocene aewca ath me, Tn cit me a hs wan ale and Princeton Lined : 4 pughiway, anda ge, iMhumi. told him that tf he tried to get funny ; et Ss AH Nees 5, ¥ rep Ea a eee Nai seuie Seiermaraper niet my elu Las | & “Finton Markee Station, Up Before the Camera. : 4 born New Yorker, loves the place of 1 And clad) the hema off of anybody 1 {0M duty then; NitecaleciRe Mra CHaMaltastie S 2 pirthifandctae Hes Ties SaaS Ce CHR RC Go rea rit valiig ales {dees af the Captain's fleet wife, The Greatest Football Teams of 1901 Ready for =} & ii He is ambitious, to Jat ua arse pein i Hel yeas ‘ Fs } ana Tookn am tf hls time ns waa a trifling mistake tn a Mery AU FON eal ate ttcel a oteU altel Its euatis ea tattneeuterea braLNIORTTat the Fray. No. 14 in the Sunday World’s Series >| ; eek elit ea hi OSES AGC aA aR a Twas’ Kiril at Mra Henny T. ewis, and Stee of Remarkable Life Portraits. * =| 3 ; | about his transt aelenes vnother cop'e fat o 1 an : ° ; 348 O71 a | °. permonally, | Peported me and T got fined two days Rath tnas and fivel ay Wilner He ie n we) 3 i ‘acting, Cantatn to The E | = Fee A ee A Wuak ley tia ntatlon: naive 0 wo niecea In the] boson 3 6 PERE RS EE OE TERE ED REEF Ree eee T eRe tener eee E | 2 | era Tete Hon ath ee mea <. I'm not {invited the roundsman upstairs and beat Thomartaceldeahtocaay . x 2 | ° thn oe ase one noes Hincenih The a Reb RISD Cn ee Lowe-Letters of an Ameri- :| | ved 4 during that time , ten days be Mas, Mille i d S| iN Sth at. t-} ‘The Name on the Hotter, on Athinntirisivens, ° 2 i a ) ie Tendertotn. | lcineaernlieenn hell otceeme tac he | eet Sh hard drinker] can Girl. : 3 b tlermastu Al Is Rooms yesterday | in fi en sarc] est a "p : : the Tendertotn, So) ten face, Meking |S tow onoter with which a alesiac| feats ane ip The Story of a Woman’s Sacrifice of Wealth and : } Mevtsinen | ed owt See ee ee Tie omar aor eT ° Title for the Man She Loves. A Remarkable =: % Reviacrasi seat unmet imal ctaria| “last Pe EH PUR : Romance of Society in America and Europe, with Mangaroo record, eh? From the White | on that ble houses ed abst tn the lant o ini %, > TAght Dialet!te the Whiskers districts ae anahat T ought to eat Ite pthe . laatnawortnee [Tae Comments by Lavinia mart ° on Long Lsland, back to the white Salenne Can bys 1 loodirelitives F 2 lights and here at last in the Red 1 Sh ws An District ihesreparts % ay eelent eiey crore ieee dr ints feel nana cnet aee percent Guy RUNAWAY GIRL’S SUICIDE. by the grace of my good friend, te SADE IN Aran TH | Sie eas ee E: up asa boy. Why? Simply because U) y wiaiatticeen laeeer ase ene! Me au pa) non rare OO ane er baat tent [Pn wit remain rant SE Ramona cn Among Cannibals. a ie same nd of a Demoecra " ‘ ” n wenty-one en oll, Be chalionig tensor! fi bhave! never done | ett ea [eS vio hid dive SoM Rowe street for : i Cd AO ne | lander ree tf Hula BEERS Noe: The Wonderful Adventures of John Hopkins Just at this in walked Capt. Diamond, | don't ko MRSA al eEMOm RET from the effects of s ee * 2 oe 33 E Be uatisy undecy susneionmi uate aan leeablie ‘ She was | Denison Among the Wild Tribes of New Britain 3 der th atta ee platienvonee | ealnetiorint Tai bat ory,.and Z oT . E Se a oe eu li angst i posit : Pteom| 8 | Told by Himself. The Marriages of the Natives; ; i mond In Merely “Minter” |r chuck a hut ty mo fore ra | SURES SSNs IauY Their Savage Customs; Their Worship of the Fal % = Good morning, Mr Diamond. sang! ! he would hay ran FEIN ty | — ° se Volcano Spirit. 5 PRETTY ROMANCE THF WWURY ChUGHT een STRANGE DEATH ROUTED BURGLARS INHER WEDDING LED TOARREST.. SILK WORTH $2,000 PUZZLES DOCTORS. BY NEW METHOD, The Pees ree ; ee American R_ogues. : F [i Rees REI Ms cere genee remap ansiMb ML oe | EIN AIL Nit oases MR. 2 | ae 3 bs MISS WHITMORE TO MARRY| FORMER EMPLOYEE HAD KEY TWO MEN ARRESTED MAKING ROSA GOLDBERG BECOMES | ereaer eon ani a Alonzo J. Whiteman Sentenced to Prison Five 3 5 HER CLASSMATE'S FATHER. TO WOOLLEN HOUSE TRANSACTION. CONSCIOUS AND DIES, | ——— | Times in Five States and Still at Liberty. The ; : ue cesarean | ——— Uhieves Fled Mnatily and Lett Au Amazing Career of a Man of Fortune, Talent and ay 4 je4 Abroad and! systematic Seri tollee Nelteve ey ceecW' Me cintomate eek wArhenicRli na Thelr Plonder Uchind J ‘ ‘ ion. “ One Comes ns Bride te See tamed on tes Whee rou pea ester Beet a a) yeontomal ‘retontog Vow eS a sehen Social Distinction ne BFODIDOHGH2IG 994248024 IIOP EADALODEGHOOEDODDF Horse- Show Handshake and Horse-Show Walk, Described in His Inimitable Way by Martin, Fighting (urglars with a fire extine ote thy Way it ix Detleved, As proved very effectual adit ‘There is a very pretty romance fn the] John Russell, thirty years old of No courtship of Mr. David R. Calhoun, of}osa Twenty Bt. Louls, and Miss Marie Wh who wil] be married at the home bride's Catber. Dr. B. T. Whitmore, No. 232 West Seventy-third street next Mou Detective MeConviile and ml one of 4 bold us nly One man, Ww wart Murray, in company an. jnvd dust been Triven of Mrs. Ltzate tows used Lasg] 8 titer Ral) with the uisand dollars’ 6 phar day. Schnabel Brothers h thas Kt y ¥ Schnabe athe: w hasty ix verving 4 yoany day, Miss Whitmore isa very beautiful git! jong at No, 7) Worth atreet term In State prison for re- aa hte telare had forced an ent Green. Illustrations by the Famous Cartoonist, age londay wil no RUOds or winto: to the home af widow Jesse ¢ ‘i maar acorene cunernne) en Sonne a |p ituesell had porter In the r Caer Gaaceh Merial se livew In Mille Means Thomas E. Powers. ‘ We the mother-in-law of her dearest] nei anout a year aml a halt mao npselter Henerau tela ? friend and chum, who ts herself a bride i ; Of only a few days. Miss Whitmore inf When he left took a key to the front Pinddy: ‘ aaah a i 18) oltre lier seat ani tl ad was ara to sere only eighteen, She has not been for-| door, fat thine the firm has been. mally introduced in society, She studied }rovbed of a large stock, and a clove fn France, Italy and Riggla and her) wateh on the employeen failed to dine | COUrt atl classmate abroad was Miss Calhoun, | cover the culprit. The men had in their possession $2,000 daughter of her fiance. n the evening of Nov. 18 Det worth wach} BE EW OUT GAS AND DIED [= In the cellar amd the ails went ) ie | pits Into® the baekesnpil) land Sitiegaty She sat trembling til Nor daughters, RL a cone returned. She red to the hat there were In the Centre Street Maxis $200 in Prizes for Christ- mas Puzzles. The Mishaps of the Man Who Could Not Carve a Thanksgiving Turkey. F. M. Howarth’s Great Series of \ Thanksgiving “Comics” in the Funny Side. When the young ladies returned jast|McKenna and Birmingham, ier x a. The year Mias Whitmore went to St. Louls| Leonard street station, were ming for the neighbors. Th fo visit her friend. Mr. Calhoun gave| the place, ‘They heard monne inside, | POTtAME one and will lead to seneatlonall teeenmty Polish Servant Ks roused every oneiin the viel many entertainments in honor of his|7 found the door open and also the | Jevelepments: sistant anne w hter'a guest. He became a devoted hway door, dire N OLD ————— Nes 4 me oH tushed tor, and thelr engagement was «oon|generally closed. Sex the: xtinguishear ‘announced. Russel! tn the second su GUARD WILL PARADE. Sees ¥ : : Nauta ¢Mr,Calhoun ts a very wealthy man of the shut “and one of the most noted horsemen of le West, Ho is President of the Horace ¥ Association of St. Louis. In his ables are some of the finest horsen in on where good judges of horses han be ee eee ome ‘The famous Ol Guard, Mi i a t y stesalh Briggs mands she zy ; mes n Broadway to ’ in| here : atte haa been made of hla wrexence | hinor of ev ae they have) Dlowing aut th : a ht een found that since| done for tive a this morning he wi Yo you like a story where softly athoun’s daughter, the chum of] Russet! left the firm's employ he has Pie. two hu nem ber 1 Cen Poland and it ta] breathed love vowe mingle with, the ah as married fon [yatematically robbed ity entering | iry” Loulety ni Corps of Arilery, MU) believed ste had no relatives In this] clash of mwords and the thunder of| & i tei if ain it is ey ing the| have a sIng-ralaiog at the Battery atl! pincesuimer Bene ‘ horses’ hoofs? Then read “The Pup-[ ¢ z yening al elping himself to.the stock, 9 hen take’ the 6 Ke e! NO placo te} pet Crowr., that great love romance] { eh Trussell was tent to the: ‘Tombs to. rian tay tate eget Sa eee Sanaa oro e | wennUne Bia nenaeye)) Salak eceaeotesouereoieeseetes @wait further examination on Monday, themselves \at a Sanquet, House and’ Home Wants. —- World, 00 *+ se