The evening world. Newspaper, March 27, 1902, Page 2

THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 27, 12. Long Island City, to-day brings the r ord of victime of the Long Ialand Its road Ail then ’ tween Long I This morning DEAD IN THE RIVER. cea ma wat (Special to The Evening World) | tracks near NBWARK. N March 77 SUICIDE HAD CROSS IN HAND Hilton, a machin of No. With a rosary clutched Street, was found drowned River to-day. Hi years ago and “Henry | Broad th affected in @ santt opinion ¢ DIED WHILE PLANTING BRIDGETON, N. J, Mar LOST $1 00, 000 ON ROULETTE WHEEL. oo Went to Canfield's After Yale D Serer TALK AAS stEY KROONS Reginald Vanderbilt's inner. te SGU GUNS. drew Cowan, sixty years old dead in his yard t Hy Was wel while f ‘VE ACCUSED WHITE PLAINS, N.Y Detective W Yonkers police in the County Co aiding. prefers woman w of writing anonyme ves Pather Xavier Y Was not conclu DR. ENGLISH IMPROVES. NEWARK, March 7 -—At th of Dr. Thomas Dunn English Btate street. it was stated to-iay he had spent a co that his conditic Mare? F. OW & report that he day. $50,000 FOR AQUARIUM ALBANY, The Rules haa horising a mM’ ADOO JOINS iret MARCH PORT WARDEN. ALBANY, March has confirmed re Gov, Odell of James I Warden of New York STRIKE CLOSES TEN MILLS. COLUMBIA March 27 of the failure of on c an increase years age | out on a strike COL. WATSON ILL. WHITES 1 fe but litt condition of Dey Wiltam L. Wat ant of the Thirt lyn, who 9 ser here DIAMONDS AT NOME. TACOMA, March Ke here to-day ay th two placer deponlia at Nome 85-POUND GOLD UGG BI GUTHRIE, Okla. March 2i.—Gr cltementehas suaeeialit the unearthing by miners in the Morstains und nugget, © cent. pure gold. It was found in 1 Canyon FIRS STROSS CAR Car Ne Amsterdam avenue augn lam aver Fictyenin passer rear engine p M Am Or th 8.4 few ur we he ve A testion 4) There concerning the 7—There 2 the HURT IN COLLISION York's milli lost at re ea gray nbling-house on th: nfleld’s ¢ ng of March a | in ¢ M, following a din rbilt at | even : | Ber given to Reginald Var Some reports place the amount at ars to The best] « $125.000, others be that he! that $20,000 informat! wt ADP r had Dv gambling-house | but $1 NEW $179 peo HOTEL partment of Hutld ce wou viously in| ete sly in| for esteritay = | \« Re Manhattan | the same | Men. Dinner to Yale Nipha Restty a] way ts * Grne Va ffair MADDEN STILL SAFE. A aaod| tine Tee wera conga der MOTHER TRIES TO KILL GIRL Mra Mary larkt+ by Magis- trate Island City on as to her 5 REGINALD VANDERBILT + i] fire i t famount one of the youngest of New | | Sherry's | au \* KING GOES ON CRUISE. A ROHBIS SHOP EYRE DFAD Ms SET-BACK FOR REVOLUTION VILLEMST ira March has AD. « EUROPEAN TRON COMBINE. LONE Ma [in tts issue of to-ds ati Matl teclares ombina negotiations we 1 about oy the British tronmasters | 1120 CHOLERA DEATHS. asked wher © had playe ty money n t vshier, POPE WANTS PEACE. ROME, March %.—The Po) oe the author of an art wed the that sensational en in New leat lowntown ete play Sit the « tian world British nat shins $5,000 F 31.00 on Wher he When | PRESIDENT"! i ee. LWASHIN President's 4 mu DIPLOMAT DROPS DEAD. SHINGTON. March ‘ tnrique ot the iropped empt to « na Laura ter inst n {\fy POOL HELPS POOR WOMAN. |: if NO FAVORS FOR DESERTERS. for some time seat. iastead of giving Mrs, Willlam Bolen, | ony w f WASHINGTON, March 7 When pre- of ber, hyepans. jo anda f No West Fifty-alxth » $1150) besides what a iawith nie Nagy tacked the daugh immons: for » man who, she mars tae ann nnatt t ny sim ROAD KILLS SIX IN ONE WEEK. fae Wht ha Tether ‘i ; u nm, be The death of Mary Marright. a t pay pire! 8, Mi “ aahenic | * He » it velt girl of eighteen, in St John’s Hospital ae a s belts $ivs 3 tim ‘ ” faver from him AGHT W COURT. —CUTHISTHROAT 2 QVER STREET SIGNS AND TURNED CN us THOSE AT LIBRARY SITE MAY AGENT. FOUND DEA DEAD, WROTE *., " : Ye ant HAVE TO GO. THAT HE WAS TIRED. \ ae ‘ Ara a flew Park Commissioner Tries to left nares of Friends, that) oe, gambilie Abrogate Contract Made by ‘They Might Be Notified—Known “ . th ‘Tammany Men. Dustice Gtdersieeve was callct to-day to decide whether George Clausen had the legal authority, Park Commissioner, to # @f fencing in the site of cutting his t nife and then tnhall “ORS THANKED Mébrary with sign boards led a furnished H ‘Dullding operations there. r of No, Wee @fgument by ox 4 To-day Mra. M. ognrt. | Counsel Arthur the housekeeper, traced odor of gas| on) (0 Dickinson's room and ving and his successor, the other, Justice G: decision Commissioner privilege to McNazm: tors on the literary wor of signs on the Fifth ave and Forty-se site for $1 on the Moor | FOREMAN TOLD HIM HE MADE DUTY EASY. Bronwht In a of 8800 in rent was redu When the refor: in Park Commissioner the contractor that he had abrogate the contract. Whereupon McNamara, through Mr. He aley aske ba Butts. applied for an infunction re feanapahs pent 1 Ww Straining the Commissioner. Dick ent 2 3 ee t w | Rehind the scenes, k Miedertoh Hhede thank , (Prom the Chicago News * Madge Trill — The manager seem think that some day my voice wil! break!) W i , * the record. “ vo ni.” ' Bue Caustic—Perhaps—it you sing ina iV) MY i y | Ponagraph. lira BS no 1 FOR A. M. ry ; hecharge ” yed n ‘ on The World gives you its positive pledge rlain «aid saw Dickingon we . ‘you will never be known in the matter, week arid w late | Jamages i no possible harm will be allowed. Mognecte ns Nant over nis veignt| —- to you. Furtiermore, The World will | The sviclle. jx wurvived by a widow Two Sides to the Question, liberally for your time and for sue |). n had threatened to agiply {oF Radieiuintecls aeiatein ants ion ag you may be able to give It “vorce some time ao fi laganat Sings a duty to the community to comp'y AlwWeasor walt * e request and arrange an tikes tiie Ciliens qiivhae.) answered the young woman communicate at once in, Many weary eouls are longing Judea” that m moignt be apes , | For the day, supromely blest, enough to take the money to pay It out When the piigers. cease. from’ ponging, eat, 0 t th ie Fea he. pISgare, cease. tro of what they spend for caramels and theatre Ucke.s,” \ NEW JOB FOR POWDERLY. | WASHIN Maren Commis aration P expires» position in at vw m Was A Coffee Slave. Plenty of Them All About, | To my surprise I discovered that the coffee habit was fixed upon me, and I looked forward to| beverage at meals as indispen- le. 1 felt that I would rather do without the balance of the meal in the coffee, and became im- ed with the fact that my free independent manhood was prac- ally gone. | 1 heart gradually became ker and weaker until {t was pled that my feet and hands always coid, except immedi- | after drinking coffee; and/ iter the effect of the coffee wore ff I had that horrible, vrung-out-lke-a-dish-rag fee! (hat made me feel like an old, dae it man at the age of thirty- ve. When I awakened to my con- dition I quit the cof- fee and took up Pos- tum Cereal Food Coffee, finding it a most palatable and werfect beverage. My | heart has recovered its normal strength, and I am again a! young and hesithy as robbing me of my strength | up my nervous system. wife also has been wonderfully benefited by the use of Postum Food Coffee, and we have been engaged in an active crusade in its behalf. Have found many people who had turned down Postum solely on account of not making it properly. It is easy to make {if one will use four neaping tea- ns to the pint of water, and allow it to boil long enough. We always good, rich eream and sweeten the cup to taste. It is a delicious be: age “The following persona were affected very much as I was and have recovered their health by the use of Postum Food Coffee: Dr. J. A.| Schuelke, ot the United States Army; also Mr. John Corcoran, of South | Omaha, with the Cudahy Packing Co. “With best wishes.”—W, H. Spaulding, 1610 Cass 8t., Omaha, ee BYCK Bros Clothiers. Paine’s Celery Compound The Best nvigortor and Siragticner or Old Peape Its Use Insures Freedom From O matter how good the cloth or fasting the clothes may be, uness they poss2ss styie—the latest stvle—they are not desirable for the man wiio want to dress well. In Cur Top Coats the Infirmit.es That Come with Advancing Years, It Bestows on the Aged a Condition o Comfort, Happiness and Peace that No Other Agency Cin Give. hould you'll find the best cloth —tailo ing unsurpassable —and stvle. caref stipaton rheumatisn: er - tion $12.59 to $325.00. Paine's Celery Con t medicine HATS. GLOVES--NECKWEAR— SHOES. troubles of th lating Influence on the liver, e on ls removes the ¢ oe ee BycK Bros ad s Celery Comp Save oGpATeE al powers, regulates and p. tion notes a healthy VNTO « vs te. It builds you up S.W Corner Felton East 125°h St. 154 to : a uate t, happ & Nassau Sts. 194, near Third Av: v. Dr. Wm, A. Smith Conn. one of the t Vines in Southern following letter. nis the that de- . reful reading now 86 years of age, and long life suffered CANDY reatly from dyspepsta, vid liver onstipation and insomnia, at times thinking [ should die for want of een By the use of several bottles of EASTER WEEK SPECIALS. Paine s Celery Compound T have so palth as to THURS DAY ONLY. AMW NOT Bee + eRCUPS, FRUIT n for my All varieties, with out and frufe s re g. my liver a e 158 1 ilar, and my crutches not eR ERUIT Liliane ONLY. ie rt See that you get PAINE’S, the SATURDAY ONLY “ , ne kind that makes old peaple active. DELICIOUS VANttL A CREAM ALMONDS. Sane ' ecg. For fresh and youn Look fort SATURDAY ONLY “8 d young. Look forthe name FRIOAY AN SaTuRoay Cos PAID on each bottle and wrap- BUTTER Pt per. If you are offered any other 10% kind you are getting a substitute that 10s. is worthless 15". Save Money ,,:°5! psiala af 240. | EASTER EGGS. ANG NOVELTIES. MIMATURE MARKET DASKETS. + BOTH STORES | OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 10 P.M. 54 BARCLAY ST COR wesr Bway. “29 CORTLANDT ST COR CHURCH — a posers | 9, oN ONE BETTERMAD ES: {YOUNG'S HATS SET THE FASHION. If you are in doubt as to what's what in hat styles, bring your head in and we will clothe it ultra excellent. Sunday is Easter, don’t forget. weawer, near teane, Derbys = $3.00 & $4.00 rma mes Alpines - $3.00 & $3.50 Silk Hats $5. 00 & $6. 0 Plenty of business drives the bill poster to the wall, Lack of business willdrive your compet- itors to the wall if you insist upon getting the best. HOPBROOKS| WORCE 00 Hy HO5-Kon Te RsHtive i bnsetan: PPA PAPAL PPPS TE It is the only Worcestershire sauce that is made and bottled in England and sold in th: United statcs. Ask your grocer tor it. on.02 WLR way NY ENR On this Saturday we will pres:nt cach purchaser with a de lightful ant appro- priate souventr imported especially for this occasion from Japan. Do not fail to get They are free while the: st. JAMES VAN DYK, TEA IMPORTER AND COFFEE RO-STER Horace De Liewer Art NO 27A aro TURKISH CIGARETT 10 cents for 10 For sale everywhere Monopo! Tobacco Werks, New York, U.S.A. — NEW YORK ( T¢ BRANCHES. $81 Second Ave, co ner 32d St. 1024 Tlird Ave., nea Gtst St. 1478 Third Ave, near S4th St. 1 Third Ave., corner 124th St. 2715 Third Ave. near 144th St. 10% West 125 hot. mear Lenox Ave 788 Columbus Ave.. near 99th St. 355 Eighth Ave., near 29th St. BRANCHES AL O !N Brooklyn.N. Y, Ascury Park, N. J. Pateron, N. J. Fall biver, Mass. Newark, \ J. — Worcester, Mass, Providence, R. PRICE TEL! QUALITY WINS, OST OFFICE STATISTICS. The number of pieces of postal matter of all kinds which pass through the U. S. mails annually is about 8,000,000,000. The receipts by the Post ‘Office Depart- ment from New York City during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1901, were $10,38: NESE all Post Office Statistics see the 1902 World Almanac. Price 25c. of All Newsdealers. 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