The evening world. Newspaper, March 4, 1902, Page 5

THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 4, 1902 6 Railroad traffic throughout New| York and New England is still de-| moralized by high water. | Many outgoing passenger trains Sor the West over the New Yor’ Cen- tral systems are annulled, and re- ports of incoming trains reveal un- heardeof chaos in sehedules, In Jersey City, the Pennsylvania, Erie, Delaware & Lackawanna and Lehigh trains came in from one to three hours late. Freight iraffie ts at an absclute standstill. By great effort some of the milk FLOODS STALL TRAINS AND SUBMERGE CITIES. ot tite Bl PuURSAS, Aree ce ee York and New Eng-) Perea Cone Lost on the Tracks. | pw retool ry ‘ Life to the Sick and Dis- = | : —— eased in Every Part of the Civilized World. | able Freight Being) aaa . ae bs : ; a cine tll Has Brought Health and New ten years the work ot great medicine results that spring Paine’s Celery Com- confined to this land e great life-giving medi- « has been sent to every quarter zed world, and has cured tored the weak and de- » health and strength, and 1s of thousands to live who 1 health in worthless pre- Bu aper illas, nervines and y Compound has remedies failed. t of all medicines, ympound, that we ttention of every ng from weak- rheumatism, ple, dyspepsia, ases, Uver com- dney trouble. Thou- ful letters hare poured to wonderful and per- morning sh and criminal to delay uch a disease banisher e so clearly demon- when many of your nds and neighbors have been le well by its use. The health- giving virtues are so eminently great that the physicians are pre- Celery Compound MICHAEL “AOSEPOIS COTTICE 'ESTERHAZY BELIEVED TO . | ont 2 sorts, irritable, sleepless or desp lent. try one bottle of Paine’s BE LIVING IN NEW YORK. | Celery Compound, and note well the magical effects physically, in the or simply feeling QY TIE PASSAIC RIVER ake 1 was in| trains were brought in to-day and ‘0% sis Mit rehanctt Sy ‘ Be cten: ¢ ma ee Tai i Count Who Was at the preys Trial Declares Aways Ae seit bie Be _ | The Lehigh Valley traine were bein . ae ci He Has Seen GSTs: = « disguised DERELICT (N GALE STEAMER HALIFAX fae = ka After Operation. . 1, BELIEVED LOST. a FOR THINTY DAYS. cS # R Smith 1 ; COAL BARGE CARDENAS MIR- wrecKAGE FROM HER fa ? eee eile tera Piano-Player NOUS A Et BEEN WASHED ASHORE. } ESD DY ADL EUS NERC ARYA RT sen | has three distinct points of superior= aiwees a | s tot fate \) fity over all other piano-players: he Sailed Foor Daye Gr eat . ny. when he sulfered] “set Bastest to operate —OROe ain | EE cee, half of the work being done by a ..|'NEW DANGER NOW | spring motor. bi s | MENACES PATERSON. a ead ; HALI@AX, N.S. M 4—The} 2d. The most artistic—per- iis ‘ steamer x, with a care mitting direct accent from the jd. The most accurate—loud Now Monee VA : P ake) liable aera | Kibbon Dep't pedals without mechanism. =e'| . \ wh the 8614. a“ mn fe mir hi , sal or soft music never affecting the 1 aaiharicxewlori Avert a ashed ushore to-day has . | Thes ese are three sufticient reasons ou ; seta ti the | Inported Dene |why the “Simplex” is the best 1 on The stones 5 ee otis . (satin finished), device for playing the piano that has yet been offered to the public. of schedule ever two hour and th her Bhs hy Secower ks) cap : fain ete mE REaae at py, 220" ARMY BEGGED FOR HORSES. J/ Cts. per yard, fig Ne DIC Dt 5er sho oeee nA snee have a rried | " eat as A WHERE FASHION RULES. ithe Ne chine Vutden, |auritt.. After * . days Britieh War Offer tn Sesstant} 61; inches wide, | Catalogues Mailed on Application, t c n k 1 ow t f : . Confict with Generals Beautiful Diapiny at the Lora & i be Dain: (GOT Blah ei | are wre wan fe ° LONDON. March ¢—The Parilamen linia theunemisncinet shades HORACE WATERS & CO., Taylor Opening. . [ were tnging f s) for carry aaa Homeless: I a ary isaper : pring “| 134 Fifth Ave., near 18th St is a | atte: ma in Wea and Main streeta at : f Harlem Branch Open Ev.ni>gs), way and with Mre Gar ¢ sawantlalniotreelsieinaw: {ai nrontenss) 10] itt Ar fObA ; the reamony | Dor AER T 3 Taylor, 254 West 125th St. near 8'h Ave. began this year earlier than usual, [Hard at the arm all | wugon $ Africa ha ———————— owing to the : ne | =e proteacte . oles Broadway é 90th St | West 14St. | RELIEF FOR ALBANY hie pee pid RTH ite fabrics in w 1S NOW IN SIGHT. ron race mh “ae Ww, 7 Vellings, chiffon a : : aa green are the jeeva white being offse: by delicate t Many wowns are red w neck of skirt. Ger have a pron cut, while the skirts h out” in the back an Saati -O* RELIABLE” 4} 5S S CARPETS | INGRAINS, | 5Sc. per yd. (Reduced Jrom Sov.) © quality—give | effect. Cor- rect colorings and designs for bed- rooms, -rooms, halls and Rugs, Furni- 3 for every ough «President His Pen in All wool, ext roUghs MONEY MAN COMING. Striking Linemen Wal for en} Fonds from Waashin ee ; CREDIT Spat chars wg ly expeg “CASH on CREDIT j pale — GAR OWPERTHMAIT &O 7, path black aad ths Siclash| HE WAS JOHN BERGE. TURKISH Cl ETTES Cw 106 and 108 West 14° $t f Going to the millin Hooded lant hiieaie In 1883:—Cairo’s first year, they sold 30 Thousands | NEAR ST™AY. visitor will fing Mentity of Yan Who In 1901:—Cairo’s past year, they sold 30 Millions Why ?—Highest Quality— Always jenopol Tobacco W: 10 cents for 10 cigarettes Meme rel re reeee ores we etip [soo anc Wants move GBi, | Brmokivn Stores: Tlatbush Av. neor fittan SP EP r factory, the } Casket Company's factory, the Rochester Police Station, the County Nr sada of fet are used.” Thin [canted up in the alr unti! the roadway: d@ lace are used to a great! leans at an angle of thirty degrees. About 1,000 yards below the county ward and Metro- politan. ‘avenues, f groouiyn.