The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1902, Page 3

a a * * st ei _‘THE WORLD: | FRIDAY eee eee MARCH 28, 1908. STARVING WOMAK. FAVERSHAM SAYS DIVORCE __ WEDDING SECRET {NOT BETROTHED TO | ——e FOUND IN WOODS. WAS RESULT OF ACOMPACT — FOR § MONTHS. YOUNG VANDERBILT ——— GOT LOST TRYING To FIND Matinee Idol Declares He Promised Wife to Sacrifice His Happiness jeRsey CITY COUPLE KEPT MISS NEILSON NOT ENGAGED YONKERS RELATIVES. for Hers—Her Counsel Declares Only Alimony Was Arranged. IT FROM PARENTS. TO REGINALD. Story Comes Out and Elopers pn Denies that Ams Pact Are F | by AML Couple Went from This City and Had Hen Wandering Two Days, She Declared. te Hetween Young thee ei Miss M Bhe did n and they were when she slowly o looked at them [na dazed way Questioned, she moved ber lips me- Mt cChanically but couhl utter no sound Two of the men picked carried her to a covered spot fain, Which was falling, wh went for alt The latter returned with a who summoned an a Fordham Hospital, wher 4 was taken ame = ry Davis and t edt The “Every Size’’ Shoe is our new shee a ing house w York City for men a -hoe that has all the goodness Se omcetinten eee of 'ooks and leather and wear a shoe can Bes eiaack Fie es in this city. Hav have at any price. ing only five she rode as far as the recently adjusted dt-| “My divoree ts n> more mysterious) life and death t ; ‘ In order to popularize our Shce—to the trolley cars took her and then start- coding against Wm. Faver-/than any other that the papers have|diverce should take make itt) oroughly well known—we are sell- ed to rename the Journey on foot a revived by [handled lately. | It was arranged be-| “Our mariial 4 ing it at a price lower thanany other reliable She wandered into the woods and could a no which he ine tween Marton Faversham and ner ad-| Qiscune ii ates ee! : Sonne erin ey OBL eon tne as ERE AP a gee nase phen ety | tranksine:s ‘ Aes Fath oes y Size" Shoe on 26 hausted. had eat dow n sa hint | Some er “Ns. | tion shown =] & = 4 2 fhe was found that “it | “1 ene tt—ine poor, mystical co- | affair came before 5 fe different lasts. every size from 4 to 12, and The woman was was and de » really clever and “ ae . every wiath from AA to EE. doctors think she fous that th 1 tak t|[ the Eastern newspapers have handled azo She Is Ali leatners—calf. vici, enamel _ and spe= M cially selected patent lea ner, $2.50, s Stere Open Saturioy THD M Tune ; Bm we .. WM. VOGEL @ SON, hte een BROADWAY. HOUSTON ST. pite and other ring in the Even «divorce has heen granted, then | am \ery happy, and I feel sure that) “ t + ein ain the divorce nd exp ure. a b “There 4s gen’ In the wonds t ' expense. It was a matter - of | tar an T know, Is not witely know TENEMENT FR = Acoust, ORL STRNERS MUS — a BANKER'S WIFE? SUES RICH MAN.’ FIGHT POLICE. ON SUNDAY NIGHTS a ae | JUDGE LIMITS ALIMONY TO witLiAM WUERZ ASKED TO |CIGARETTE- “MAKERS WRECK Fea GOTTLIEB ANDREA TO bao A WEEK, PAY FOR GIRL’S ARREST. | NON-UNION SHOP. MAKE A CHANGE. The Shoe Retailer’s profi: and expense! The Shoe Wholesalcr’s proiit and expense! The Shoe Maker s erofit and cxpense! The Tanner's prcfit and expense ! The Leather Merchant's profit ! The delay in style-transmission. fer Lawyer Says She Cannot Live | ad Watch Taken and [Officers Unable to Subdae Them | Jeracy City Pastor Bel copt in a Id in Jat nding | Before Owner's Daughter ! Concert Will Be ft Trial, Then Discharged. | Is Felled, Than Preaching. | | on it Te Mrs. Elizabeth Dudley Jennison, who fs sulne her husband, Frank FE. Jen son, of Dumenmbe & Jennimn, Wall street bankers, for to move into & ment.” if the arguing for an true Justice Freedman allowed the Blue Grass belie’ fs e fee asked Justice alimony and Hereafter, any one who attends the day evening ser othe German eal Church rylew avenue. me-winded sermons. The Rev Gottlies Andrea. the pastor, Rens 17 entertain las Deen years, {Noo 1m Riv ngton garette-makers have ¢ in New Irving near Delance oa five lines and tions by the hut haa alimony. MUCH SMOKE, NO. DANGER. CAME FROM STOVE IN TAB- ERNACLE BELFRY ROOM. '‘"* ‘oun: you pay for some Coal, some Slate, and a great deal of freight and cartage on both. When you buy Coal oil (Kerosene) you are saved the freight, cartage, and handling, by means of the pipe line system of The Standard Oil Co., which conveys it direct from the Pennsylvanian wells, to the tanks, in the chief cities. When you buy shoes from regular Retailers, you pay four profits, more than when you buy rewbar and laid open = sos cates ta uw... TO LIST GOODS GOING OUT. Bae peer sre New Hale in Hegard to Hageane | uropean Visitors, WASHINGTON Marcy 2 Assistant ary Spaulding. of the “Treasury ys announced that here MR. SAGE’S $ GOOD FRIDAY. |: x tp the Privileges ase of Americans going A Sundsy World Want, not taking | much space. = a p riuibeis Paraeee Regal Shoes at $3.50 per rair. Big Crowd in Broadway Thought eas ated si temized | Regals come direct from the “ Tannery to your Feet,” because The Regal Shoe Fac.ory has {ts own Tanneries, and its own forty-five Retail Stores, The Regal Shoe system aims only at the Manufacturer’s profit. It cuts out the expense of Tanner's profit, Leather Merchant's profit, Shoe Wholesaler’s profit, and Shoe Retailer’s profit. It shortens up the delay of style-transmission from Six months, to one month, giving you the correct fashions of Paris, ZLondon, and New York Custom Shops, in thirty days after origination. These fashions await you now, m Six dollar Regal Shoes, which are uniformly retailed, in Regal Shoe stores only, at $3.50. Style book by mail, on postal request. the Old Church Was on ay rbot est ACO Brings housewife and homeseeker privileges face to face. A thin, scarcely visible trail of smoke Le fesuing from the pinnacle ¢ i Btone steeple of the old E .at the northeast urth street, which shed to make way t e, attracted th scraper « attention section So many crowded around th Vantage to watch the smoke, the steeple the appearance of a giant sulphur match, that traMfec was tem porarily blocked policemen came running from al ons Before turning in an alarm of fire it was decided to investigate. It was found that the ‘or, finding an ger ture In the steeple avaliable for a small stove-pipe, bed ighted a fire in the Delfry room, When told P. ment he was causing guished the Young’s Hat Styles Are Distinctive! There’s a character of making in a Young's Hat that imparts a particular character to the wearer. \ Quality and price are distinctive, as well. Sunday is Easter--surely a new hat above everything else. MEN'S SHOES. NEW YORK CITY: BROOKLYN 115 Nassau Street, bet. Ann’and Beekman. 205 Breeieae bene parse Derbys, $3.9 & $4,00 é #2 Brosewvey ent: Betads St 111 Broadway, near Bedford Avene. 357 Fulton Street, opp. Montague Street. “25: RHEUOMAT/ISM CURE | cor. 10th St. 1€01 is bet. Dit Street aod Willoughby Avenum 1215 et 2th and 30th Streets. oe Hy Ditmars Skee Hivegpby, sy 849 Broaiway. Nera,” Alpines, $3.00 & $3,50 STOPS ALL PAIN 1197 Brondway, Near 28th. 1341 “ cpp. Herald Building. JERSEY CITY: 66 Newark Avenus A dS ARES FONE 1359 Broadway, Near 30th, i $5,00 5 166 West 125th Street, cor. 7th Avenue. NEWARK, N. J.: 841 Broad Street. Only Brooklyn Store —371 Fulton St, 3 Silk Hats, 5. & (6,00 = Beets COR: ends, road Stree WOMEN’S SHOES, NEW YORK CITY: 785 Broadway, cor. 10th Street. AAW? Broadway, Go Hazald Square. 4037 Seventh Avenue. cor, $25th Street For Sala TEXTURES and furniture for sale; mp! of offtes tions and furntt ot we vargala, Apply a vace, 828 Broadway. r