The evening world. Newspaper, December 23, 1901, Page 7

ars SF THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, VEVEMBHK 25, 1901. : kd % FIVE GOLDEN CH RISTMAS GIFTS | Established Over Twenty-live Years. | THE . TAL OTARVED AWARDED TO CLEVER SHoPPERS.|N. S. BRANN,| Coward Sense 1015 CAVED,» Best Lists of the|p, re: “mmtemersmenins ot HI ror ure |[ Sees arcee (| 22D BIGHTAVE:, Bet. 2)stec22dSts: For Children. Thousands Received std teeter sence et : BisvesU athe Abrmaniens S0mcns El ** Tao minutes’ waik from New York's Shooping Cen‘re.”” htle, me Atom 45 contasg! Aunt Marie—One | Ps cents, Wanannker’s, Neondway, Bince gloves, ' “Standard Athan) with $100,000.00 Worth of Jewelry at 50 Cents cn the Bo'lar, Neighbors Take Food to the Win aQuintette of $20 Math and ‘Tenth atreeter allp- Gif 8110, and one f United States, Siewel- fl) Ths shopping putlic who ratronize the bip department stores will tind it |For New Years. elg 5 A f Thei pers, 03 cents, Stern Ure drawn bores | era SF cents, For Mother 99 greatly to their advantage to call and see ou: magnificent selection before RESOLVED, Five Fluckiger Chil- Gold Pieces for Their fir, wnt street, Creery & ¢ aan. One French flannel walet. nt euying, as we carry more extensive stock and prettier designs. It will pay f/ That, not for you to come miles out of your way another day, will OPEN UAT IDNEKT_ TORY AND GMORROW FSR to be malts pe ey = tortured by ill- This Diamond Brooch $ if @) | GWowk To Ia 2 of ftty clones, Slegel- 9] f Rothenbers & Co.'s Fourtesn atreet, $1,008; jg wear, up tecn Ingenious Authors. dmother — Rocking 85, cmb, Shane ag 530 Kighth |p cents, Stern Gros, Weat T [Bthird street, For Fat cont, 84.50, Wan padway, Ninth street umbrel {J nros., 250 siath avenue. mM pia onshi MeCreery & ¢ Feet; umbrella, 81.08, Hros,, 250 Sixth avenue, For bb tion bineh- ard and deal. 05 ce fancy reck- Wineck ane ALUs. Mother dren. MOTHER ALREADY DEAD. Her Sufferings from Hunger Ended, but Father Is Still Too Ii! to Work. For Daughter of Eigh- teen Yenrs—One chatetal gator bag, US center Kid cloves, 81; one taney neck- the centay one-half do: uo ohandkerctiets, Stege er Company, Sirt venue, Irtee| Ntting , or Pendant, when with the ood hoes they are positively a A iood Feet For Life.”” ! Mem.—Cost no more. Sold oi jin one place. ay Infants! - - - - 63¢.to$1.00 Children's - - - $1.30t0 $1.63 Misses! = = - -$2.00to$3.75 Shoes also for Adults, JAMES 8. COWARD, 268-272 Greenwich St., nr. Warren 8t., 3.¥. For Brother (aged twenty- —Clearette case, 1-25) military brushes of binck chony, #2— $4.25. For Raby Nrother (five years oldj—One aleinh, 75 centat one pair of akates, 75 centss box of candy, 23 centes cap with ear laps, 50 centy—the totnl canals (for bim) 82.25. For Baby %! er (one yenr oll of condy, centay doll pabile tore UF centas < entay one Sen 81. or Son car, LSS) Stegele Bip Old—On sweater. one pale kb Mined, ts and one pair ive skates, cents, at Slegel-Coo; WATE ities HUNTING je Sister—Co the New York culng © far ane venr ter the Pubileation of the pitiful destitution | ef the Fluckiger family a: Ne com. piree: W sbur hi . arses sone cents; set of china dishes, TH) pany’s, Sixth avense; one copy dena tae Naw Caisionnel fomethi i to alleviate theemiseries of |o ia; pal of blue Kid aloes, 50 sitnule Rican eunnt Tisteichaiepiarhitersing iaentariome orwe While Mrs cklger's. body making her total 8150.9) Washington atre: chocolates, 50 con ne For Sel the humble cot where death For Fr r—Hox of handher- { Seven Yenrs d—One bow starvation food for those who ave chiefs a 2 of socks (1). B and one patr Hned WEAR DIAMONDS at Slee . Sith aves alive has come in from the chartiably Gisposed neighbors, and the empty stomachs of the five little ones and the cen oper Company" mney one aled, at §. Maunn 1.505 total is thus 84, im owrapper trimme: + LOOK PROSPEROUS FORCE YOURSELF T0 SAVE past box of tiny wars, at J. 1. Maaland & poor, sick husband are the frat |f mice w | | time in weeks being saved from the |[pretsty, 82: atx nice white foevenan RighiblavenuslawalTRirereaie Los tener aveqnes Demat O3 cents, Hecht Mra Grandma—\ golden oak rocker, aire aren for 82.10 leguings, 0S centas onc All the morning relatives and friends plight |g reottes kloves, er box of cand Cluster Kio ge. A valtable pre had read at the family's wad PUSHY gano, Bor Sister (awed claiitren } Harctuy street. Apa’ handsome house cont.||f Book. 0S cents, and on . | a b ep coming to the house and «| at : ed ss what Hite they could from their own |p yeare—Twe palre of KEE RIOC TAY guy, gt, FLATTERY, [pat Rotheahers & ¢ feet CTE bal eects A |p : “NEW! CREDIT SYSTEM & poor purses that the dead mother might | M2y a pretty leather pocket ee M12 Second avenue, New York J/P Mamma—& banda Rothenbera's, Fourteenth street, patie, and 18 karat eryooly, with Iideral aecommodationss have decent burial. Her body will be] fi gas a pretty fancy plece of white city. { For 1 Four Years Old-One bbc = 3 5 © 5 a lald to rest this afternoon fun for the neck, 7% center oe doll, dressed, 0S conte: one do avoine CeBIT G-Bt. Bolld Gol! same rlag old Gale Wed L. W. SWEET & CO., ©“ The money that ts left ed to Pyottle of perfume, 50 center tw eT a i seat carrlage.at S.aumann’s, Thirty. surrounded by i dite Ring LEADING CREDIT JEWELLERS, . the good things to eat that are being - 4 Most of these lists were of such deel. retin tines, price, furmmunded hy 37-29 MAIDEN LANE (In ftorei: : went in by the neighbors, will assure || Oleces of soup, 25 conta her ie copinatitasiterrenideriihe taskrofileclds sixth street and Fighth avenue, $3.00 $1.90 0 [erties te) 40 rove Christ=|fital be thas 84.50, The (Ot een ee ave extremely aitticult 50 cents; three yards cashmere x 5 $40.00 $2.75 unates a ge $2.75 up >> the six unto! Ds ~ on gpch subjects a mas dinner. amount for all equals #20 fis Competent Judges on gach subs t for dri ‘30: one child's tea MuAwy The case of this family Je one of un- MiSs. A, PEN. were called Into consultation, and at net, Sh oy Company's, 50 > Caw 4 Waltham and Rigta| centay one. ‘Watches @ Dismonéa aif pound chacos usual patios even in this city where length made the accompanying selec- jf cen 1015 Madison avenue. Pee aka a a Te ce ant proveg|f] GH of six 30 cents, Total, 820. ea i toroner's Physician Wueat went iv ne ent proved impaon Mra, ELAINE M. CON | ¢ ous. - husi Yorid’s “Golden Chris:-| Eve 0) ders to be |p rocker. at McClain, simp chet ; house yesterday he found the hus: The Evening World's "Golden Evening World readers to be accom West Gneulidgaeca aca (4 y mas Gitt” contest closed Saturday. plished in the dificult art of shopping |}. Co’s, for 1.10, and one po: in auch a way as to glean the best re- | fof chocolate nougats, at ; Tanainy cexsful con- The names of the fve succersful by | sults from the smallest cash outlay, lace & Co.'s, for 10 venta, ‘Toe testants, with the list submitted bY) pie prizes will be delivered to the azo. SOPHIE, NEUROTH. seful competitors in time to 210 Banat Sixty-ftth ect, No security requiteg., Oar ruaranter— PerfectSatisfaction or Money Refundeds GLOBE CREDIT WATCH CO, * CREDIT. © CLOTHING, CLOAKS, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY and FURS. « Te a lt a ee MANHATTAN’ CLOTHING CO. New York Store: | Brooklyn Store:=! 1111 2D AVE., | 700 BROADWAY, bet. Det. 63th and cath’ sts. [Thernton & WEipple Sis, Gt EVENINGS. CREDIT "ernoo Clothing, Cloaks, Jewelry, Puratture, oes; Duslnese strictly confidential. beated by the ded where his dead wi himself a sick man, and the five children, chilled and hungry, on th ecold floor, For weeks bare roome had been! voy, ae printed here. strangers to warmth, as were the 10°] anousands of letters were sent in] permit t Mt thelr own excellen mates to f In the Intense cold of] response to the Kvening World's offer. | theortes Into practise by buying such Baturday night the mother, who for] jyery mall brougat In a host of new! Christman presents as they have chosen. Ntluable guides to others who are walt- weeks had dented herself sustenance | tris, ‘The published Hote will also werve aul INE !ttll the Inst ininute before making that her litte ones might feed, dled. u Lean ae _ YOU TO-MORROW. A CAS LEAK. eric luvkiger, a tinemith, hie All TWO. wife Eitzabe and fve children 1 | pled a simul Fears sone ment at ‘ Sahonat Ghamelling aid St 1,000 Feasts for You, Little Mothers, Who byt Brooklyn Police Investigate Raimen Te burned. dows an a Otherwise Would Know No | O'Reillys, Father and Son, Christmas Joy. ehaalenorehe er. position | | One at the Montauk H Theatre. yofiftls atreet, New York 3,00) palra of t-tct. 5 lid Gold Diamond Earrings, from | Love, diamonds, mystery. They form retiy strong trio, don't they? They » three leading features in “My. y's Diamondg." the thrilling heart t begins In to-dnay’s Evening Soltf Gold Karrtngs,with ruby, emerald i Hunting C ch engraved, stem-winder and or tarquolse centre, sure 7 eases tre, ate) T setter, Waltham or rounded by brillia: ment; former price a $3.00 rer rar, | Lopportunity now. eas | eave 950) 1901 RECORD BREAKERS. PURSE-SA FY BUYERS. Hundreds of Ladies’ Brooches, beautifully designed, at. $1.00 Hundreds of Gentlemen’s Scarf Pins, beautiful designs $1.00 Ladies’ Handsomely Eng. Solid Silver Stem-winding Watches $3,00 Carving Sets, 3 pieces (knife, fork and steel), celebrated Rus- sell steel, in leather cases, at greatly reduced prices, | Gold-headed Canes.and Umbrellas, suitable for Xmas gifts, and Thousands of Other Great Bargains, FRATERNAL ORDER EMBLEMS A SPECIALTY. ar Allengraving free of charge. Mailorders receive prompt attention N.S. BRANN, 8th Ave., 21s eu'Ssces, || 228? 3D AVE: “ontlenainer —————| Credit to All... puld wet lived on Day and he wi a Were Found the family iin 7 inane me Mrs. Fluckiger was dying of consamp- and cold and atarvation quickly Dead. ught on her death, Kiger reporied her death to the street poll : What would Christmas be without ay Lastly will be discovered a neat little Christmas dinner? Dee nee er vy ¥! a yo ol a for A dull enough day, you will admit—| Christmas dinner? Do you think the [hardly Ike Christmas at all. re many people In town who will hare station and Coroner's Waest went to. the | he When he saw the desperate conditto the family he secured fuel and food an clothing for them. but when he sug. Fered that the father tet hie children he taken care of in an inatitution {intl | Through it he loat his father and only eae eee se eitied Ditterly and seid | 2rother, and, ae hin mother dicd a year | others. : y did not want to be separated. ago. he 1s all alone in the world, | That a goodly number, at least, of TTT Mr. O'Reilly and Joseph, the younger | these ttle mother: may enjoy a BURGLAR FELLED HIM. son, lived at. No, 30 East Thirty-fifth | Yuletide feast, with chickens and plum jv belated D street. The boy was still at school, puddings and nuts and raisins, Just ‘On Saturday Joseph and Thomas gave | like the more fortunate children in the their | brownstone diatrict, The Evening World ‘An accidentally turned gas Jet makes a) Yet in this bly city of New York | Sicer one? An Investigation {s being made by sad Christmas for Thomas O'Reilly, one there are thousands of persons, hun- AIL Delivered fefore Sundow Scare eat e vane which belong to tho Union | Me Police of a mysterious leakage of gas fer and Btorage “Company will Wiscovered Inst night In the Montauk ntetbatinn an mu | The@tre Bultding, on Fulton atreet, ete enor ue Brooklyn, and which threatened the de- own on Christmas ve struction of the building and loss of life. nine of the ltthe mothers” Henry Austin Adams, the Episcopalian that thes have no, facilities for) clergyman who turned Catholic, was - - — = tel Will be pertilited to pring {lecturing to a large number of the i DIAMONDS AND WATCHES. ‘ Keng to ane Little Mothers’ Ald | Knights of Columbus memners when tt! Keane's Furniture and| Faailroads, pilien,| Guaranteed unl delivered ea 8nvt, pave ec, where there are three) became evident that a leakage of gas ent. flusiness strictly CONFIDENTIAL, Of the employees of the New York Yacht dreds upon hundreds of “little mothers club. who (ould have no Christmas dinner ail except through the kindness hurry the © Samuel Neyburn Attncked by an t *, the ‘keeper, Mra. Dunn, ens in th ems of the institution's | |, ‘ . = st Wi Intrader Who Entered Mis Barton, | (0, oe christman presente to be hidden |!# golng to dimtribute to-morrow 1.00 /¢vakings school. There the fowls will be exited Alseaeh was made which ted House Furni shings NEW YORK CENTRAL feet Manet ae ee atiiteyt : c hidden s raked under the supervision of the he firat gallery. This wa 1S! GENTS CLOTHING, Ladiew Samuri Reydurn, who lives with the! away, and that evening Mr. O'Reilly | Christman baskets, |Suerintendent, Mree Packard, and her | found to be lo n 4 Cloke ane Furs on sooty or: 0 furnishing—buy th? parlor ,, Finish up family of his son John, at No, 177 Fourth They will go to as many “tle | eatato monthly paymentas terme to: gave her his presents for them witn| tn The police were com o + avenu Brooklyn, heard . some | mothers," selected through the co-oper-| But “little mothers” will not need | | i ommunicated with | cuit to-night. Have it delivered and in Leave Ne * sult your means. No security eliarbingeitnit iailuack’s parlor eIAaswi| Mee eee |Allon of the cLttle Mothers’ “Ald Atso: |muvh help with thee cooking, for every (and forced the door. It led Into a bile place for Christmas. Pay for it’ in. easy Oy A.M. wired. Business cenSeane Becht h He and Joseph went to bed early, and | ciation, on Second avenue, and their | litte girl who comes to the home and {w! lard room of a cafe In the ulidt ‘i ingribe M 6-25 pM. tals STANDARD) OUTETE = early th! orning. 4 ‘t nt! flea.) payments during the coming year. 10.40) PL TING CO., 113 West 1éth ‘ste, ar {# morning. Mrs, Dunn, when she returned from|contenie will cheer the heart of many alotd’ enough to. comprehend ix taugnt wo gas Jets were foudd turned 0.00 AM. th “ave., UP STAIRS: He went In and recelved a biow that] church yesterday morning, Knocked at| Httle mothe: who would otherwise | cooking by competent Instructors under | / 4 ae rned on +00 Fe vrainee my sent him Ti eaRTAblATOnEMhIOn Teak | Soot: 5. {have no Christmas dinner at all, the management of Mrs, Emilie Van| {ull there. Further search let to the ord = ew ietaas)—__ ‘ nightelamp, Tt fell over and exploded, | thelr door, but, getting no answer, No Tag on This Charity. Mel, Chairman of the Cooking Commit. discovery that five more tete were mrs | LADIES’ SCLOAKS & SUITS anil the family had to pay fret aset to | thought they had gone out fora Bunday | ne ihe bie vane 8 the jth Neocelx ite Wwided Intel turned on in an adjolning wowing at- Pid alge prcial... Lg. ON CREDIT. arn veiags , the flames, but they did siot et she in- | morning walk, as they often did. baskets drive up to the door there will 1 three {Jey. In the basement two 33's) were Albany Special. jiorm.| Terms to Suit Everybody. rruderrescape , When they did not appear at dinner |be nothing on them to Indicate their found burning. Fp ape ote oe Hef LEWIN’S, Ol Mr, Reyburn cut his foot 20 badly sened thelr door and found them p@lssion, Only a tny card attached to y i 3 Pst. on a pices of arnbulance sieyeneoe: hele do \ Pe Hondas wtilctelteiccsailsion native a According to the police, If the leakage he ad to be ox onto the | dead. for whom it ly in that she ts one i tlelescotutond Yell as to| had not been discovered when it was Can re Peacnard’ Hoyle, uveniye| The Boy lay as If asleep, but the father fof her other sf slaters whom The Even- WAItiOnE unis: pronerlse neers ot therell wouldi/inve, teanllsh a explosion aM seven years old, of No. G11” Degraw | was half over the foot of the bed. aw te) ei i riatmas Merry By eedemtiioo § uray thes Qe Gated of fae] within five minutes which would have a street. is locked up in tae Gergen} he had been awakened rust too kite te Every preparation has been made for te thelr annual dinner, and the| Wrecked the entire building and causea ror street. station, reach the gas fixture, the distribution, The 1,00 “tittle spread for the. fifty-six amall| much lose of lite, At mothers” have all been chosen, the din- isekeepers, and entirely prepared by! ‘The police learned th mothers’ hav : rely ed by f arned that a man named ine thelr own. hands, ‘proved conclusively Green had recently obtained control of ———— —————_—_. ged, Me that they have profited by the Instruc- WENT 10 DELIVER seams at “p'slock to-marrow morn tion thes! have received during the past] the raloon, billiard and bowling alleyn ng t BI-Coos three months, from George I. Benjamin, proprietor, 1 pany, wah ture over (2 tae waldng vane} “rhe following letter has been received Seles Sold tn construetio: from Mise Clara Voelker, of the Falth ndothe vellvery) vans 2 iy parmente ode MARLEM DIVISION, ae teed; Immediate delivery; Dualoess conafratian: on alte, set gender, t6 [ei se. AMES BEROMAS, €h foodstuft# In the firm's store, and the | (12m, Miss y ra = of fnew. ‘Tal me cay ae. 5 Vane mill begin thelr Journey, Allenton Ne mia y ners eect ere JOHN FRASER BURIED. and Velour write. MANHATTAN DSAMOND CO., 37 Malden jome of these will go to the east ade.) others’ in East New York and Will- . Hane, 7th fla Nevatér. ee eee ay Later Tne ie any [Jamsnure? DIAMONDS, WATCHES—Weekly paymeata; tes. 3 theireat- will crousthe bridge andi v Brooklyn, Dee. 20, 1901. |Many Athletes Attended Funeral Hable goods; moderate prices. | AMERI WATCH AND DIAMOND CO., 19 Malden laze, Harlem Dranch (open unt! 10). G4 W. 125th ot ee idence “ttle mothers" in Brooklyn. To The Evening World : of Famoas Trainer, Generous Fenn In behalf of the “Little Mothers’’ of this} John Fraser, the famous athletic BOUND AND GAGGED AND/WOMAN SAT UP IN BED AND cavers, bas ofa onerous ted iw There | section of Brooklyn, | want to thank The} trainer and coach and first captain of RLODGETT, a +) Sunesintandent. Gen. Paes. NEW YORK TO BOSTON . N the Manhattan Athletic Club, w THROWN INTO COAL BIN. SAW BURGLAR. wil oer fmt ot a can of aeub, ant | Eoening World for ite thoughtful Kindness ‘he, annatan, Atlctic Chub, wna] 2000 Sled Ave SPRINGFIELD, LINE- sweet potatoes and sweet corn to bein sending us part of the Christmas cheer} x16 Went Thirty-seventh str: East Side, bet. 77t and 7ath Streets. | STON A ALE ANY Hali eaten nets aT pens Peart be at | it is 20 generously distributing. The funeral of the famous veterat:] One block’ abot ught out Lon Myers, the fire: | cars pass th ding—for a Christmas dinner without! Many homes in this seetion will be made} ®ho plum pudding would be very much like y ure an English athiet|s | ait cf#_ oor block west hat, Le station, 34 rf Mroatway and) Lenin, Grocery Clerk Aceuacd Son of! yee, Dockendorf’. Scream Made Arrive " s | u i ii American to ca, f Woman Who Ordered Articte Mim and Compantona Ran— = |Chtintmax Day without a’ Christmas | happier and brighter by the Christmas) vee i sianip, was attended by many ; : cian say | 5s and He Is Held in #500, atte reel ‘And, leat the little ones—the children | 2/mners. members of the New York Caledonian {nterest and Dividend Notices. Wore to whom Christmas Day In the day of] Aceept my thanks and those of the many} Ctub, of whith Fraser was a mombe = —_ —_ 6.15 A.M. — the year—should be overlooked. down uzittle Mothers’ ycu are helping. and other athletic organization EMIGR A NT A eantrcr aetitons Thomas Reed, twenty-three years old, will find a package containing nuts and Sincerely yours, . 5 | Mrs, Joneph Bockendorff was awak-| raisins in abundance, cakes and al y of No. 1008 Atinntic avenue, was, held y a box of candy. me CLARA VOELKER. ta $0 ball in the Gates Avenue Police }ened early to-day at her home In Col- Court to-day charged with assault and lege, Polnt, Tot. by the noite of the Industrial Savings Bank, For Sale. = y iS ery clerk, | striking of a match. sat up In at cost $5,500 and a Sewelled silver robbery. Joseph Re eae Gatad|| bed"ana enw ia atralige| maniinithe ron: NEW YORK GIRL 10 that cost $5600 ani Jewelted stver Telephone 51 Chambers St., N. Y. CREDIT TO ALL an Intereeting experience he had with She gave a scream that awakened all Miss Wise met Mr, Barbour when she Reed and another man. the inmates of the house and the man was following out in Colorado the same The Grace says he drove up to Reed's houne | rushed downstairs and out of the house. { programme of coyote, mountain Hon and on Saturday night to dellver some] The burglars, for It la belleve! there WED RicH MINER Jackrabbit hunting that President Roove- Time-Saver. ° YORK, Dec, tou, | CLOTHING For 1 AND ors READY TO WEAT OR MADE TO ORDER THE FASHION CREDIT HOUSE, 7 Were 14th DIES, groceries which Reed's mother had or-| were more than one, had gone through velt followed earller in the year. Ady at the ratelet THRE A mee u dered. Iteed and) another man met/the sleoping rooms and gathere! to- Her party had the President's guide, Nmit of Three Thousand Dotlare : FURNITUR Grace In the hallway und told him he| gether wearing apparel, a quantity of Old Joe Kerigan, and Mr. Barbour, who In Manhattan: rat alll be Trottied under tate of Jaa tT SBO WORTH, $1 DOWN, the dumb waiter. ye é = | eed 10. vi 5 Re AUGMLIN, € roller = Ss, 4 3 i ., uty ther nrowerieelon) Ure ey caveiea youth atin tee ONE FRIEND SENDS PRES=! «0 one big party wax made, and Bar- from $6 a month. Felgen epee cg eee 267 WEST 128TH ST. down, sald Fhe police are trying to run down }bour, who ts aa impetuous as he ts ‘ Tu = rereteis : ED een ae el the thieves, but thua far -oave found] ENTS WORTH $65,000. | weaiiny, wooed and won the pretty New Residence Service Patents : DIRMONDA, “Washes, “Newely eaty arenas | Grace, and pounced on him at the foot of the cellar stat ‘They gagged him, | ne clue. = L n he sald, been. m hand and foot and The ceremony will be held at the tnen procecied to go through his} WILL NOT SURRENDER, Jou" over on Cheintinos scening than | AMCs. wpm And fhe OMsAtLNR.« craing than | man. wank eathes to the tune of $8 In cash. — an ow ne Mien Dainy Ellsworth Kirk, of No, 1133 | glenin pans eney lifted the helpless Grace lhe Boer Lenders Sald to He Manel Pouton avenue, who will before 0 Menthe flours later the Janitor of sthe ‘houre ning Summer Campaizs ts over be Mra .Willlam McKay Bar- heard groans coming from the cellar and | 1 oxpon, Dec. £4.—Telegrame received} Dour, of Cripple Creek, Col. soon discovered the grocery clerk, He oi Fay} ; sand Grace. we ere from South Africa still re‘er to i ne of the guests bidden to the cere- Le ea: palcaiate cian sonal a ee ee] mony, James A, Walsh, of Boston, an tothe Gates avenue. police station, robable decision of the ime Detectives irrested Reed in his home |fender, but @ despaton io" the Duly | old mining frend of Mr. Barbour's, pald | you from $4 a month. New York Telephone Co. 15 Dey 8 111 West Sith St, 218 Weet 125th St. DIAMOND WATCH CO., 14 Malden lai AY payments; fine diamonds, wat ed oa Brat payment: lowest prices, b tal, SUPPLY CO., Three Maiden 1 all roody guaranteed, York girl {n a month, lane. 7. . $10, at terma; rep. 1 roadway, Jewelry. dc.. sami ASCIT BROS, If you were In love, and if the girl loved you, and if some one clee hated you both, and if a priceless diamond wax stolen, and if you thought Rea! Estate 1 ood reason to suspect that | ———————__ Ss =. |) aes on Jewelry delivered; con. cepted: representative wii to-day together with Jamey Leverage, ws from Volksrust to-day deciures| for his list of presents In a Broadway | your sweetheart was the thief, and| WE wil sel a of No, 907, Fened tn “court Gras | Spat, (he Boers are determine to con | joweller'a on Baturday with a chock for | !f7—, Hut what's the use of piling UD} aiater county, propertye, 36. einutee, from tii men were ed in court Grace|tinve the war and that’ their reeent ? Read all about ft In that thrilling | Sr"Sti on, whith wilt’ sew 100% increase ia 1. MEETING Brtekt Unton, No. 37, IAMONDS. JEWELRY, identified Reed. but was not sure of|couferences have been wita the oaject | $6.00. heart romance, “My Lady's Diamonds,” | vaiue tw 12 monthe” Tnveatieate. “NEW. YORK Dec. 23; annual election of articles delivered on Sret paymest. Leverage, and the latter was discharged. !of planning a summer campaica. In the presents are a silver dinner set beginning in to-day's Evening World.’ | stinunnas neaLty CO, 10 Wall Mi EN, Pres. + SIT Broad’