The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1902, Page 9

THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVEN APRIT. 3, 1902. Cubanola Cigars are guaranteed to be all long Havana filler. This means more than you think at first sight. Knowledge, ability, experience and capital are behind this guarantee. Not ’way behind, but close up ‘to it, touching it; right with it! For this reason you are entitled to believe that Cubanola cigars are better quality than any other cigar that you can buy for 5 cents. Hand Made and Long Havana Filler Made by American Cigar Co. Save the Bands around Cubanola Cigars for very desirable Presents. CIRCUS HUSBAND ‘DROVE WITH WIFE. "MOLLY," THE BEAR PARKHURST CHAFS FROM GALLERY |p too= ‘i STOLE HER GAY, TOTHE HOSPITAL, ILED AT "TAG." AT HIS ILLNESS, TO ORCHESTRA EXT RA! a 67 Pcs. fee MRS, WAHL ASKS POLICE TO DR. HARTMAN SAYS SHE HAS BROKE NECK RUNNING FROM'LONGS TO TAKE HAND IN THE [BARNETT FELL EIGHTY FEET! Dimond ios Watts, Brn FIND HER SPOUSE. DRUNK TOO MUCH. | GRIZZLY WHO WAS “IT.” | POLICE CRUSADE. AND STILL LIVES. lomiond Rings, Watches, Brooches, 2 | Secured {rom a Private ee | | | Hoboken Woman, Opposed to Saw-| Mrs. Ha Crean mn Scene | she Was Survivor of a Pair Min-| Wife Fears to Let Him Ove ee Women Who Had Just Vacat- | fal rev dnst Arena, Is in ao | When She Found She Was to Be strel West Found Too Lively ‘4 bel vats ristocrat a Fxpected Next | ed Seats, Struck by Falling : L Arisiocre Plight. { Left in Alcoholic Ward. for Stage. Week. | have { rly all their jev | | Body, Faint ¢ Sight. I value to ruine in-, PERM ECT PIT OUAKAN — = j ———_ T were 67 pieces Wahl, of No Si? Ferry] A man A woman attired in even Ree Ql: ni Hiarset ty Third Repaired and cleaned biden iN ken, hae the police | ing ve up to Bellevue H : | > felt tr ‘ ay they wi ileal k, Brooklyn Hoboken | pita oon after midnig j IE bind AVaAUe ; ie . 2 | Also One Fille er husband, as t whom | morning at a terrific rate. The man) | * mple u 1a suit for divor of suit he was Dr. Frederick J. Hartman, ve ! i . TO DEMONSTRATE OUR PAINLESS, METHODS whom she accuses of stealing her baby | of No. 9 West One Hundred and Bev lah ah Rone amtwer tae ery . reontr an And to introduce our Thurlo Plate. lightest and most ‘durable plate made. girl enteenth street, and that the woman| [ill was ai tocameted | i Soe cir ilaleatcaiate ie ' i All our work is done painlessly by a simple application to the gu The husband was formerly a | lizabeth, twenty-nine} yee erae le etiane Soeur s pura hirettete ate che a woman tA 4 1 We are the originators of paintess dentistry. Our processes are performe Yoit was w S| years ies Bis Ace TAveTGTetNR Aboot ies K Piamon patented. Our prices are within the reach of all. (old fillings from tights and spangies in Chicago that| He sald that she was in a bad con be ooh U Seer hircatialvedse sat : y I $1.00, Amalgam fillings, 50c.; Cleaning, 50c.; Gold Crowns, $3.00. AM Re won her heart two years ago. Itfon from the excessive use of liquor i Ria Dahan oes tel tee inwotte acy operators are skilled graduates, their diplomas being displayed at each married after a brief court-| and drugs, and asked that she be com. iM SN Ne Pasian A “a nond F chair, and are personally interested in this association. band agreeing to give up| mitted to the alcoholle ward. When| seal res “ fl DON F r We give a written Contract to do your work satisfactorily and to . | the woman heard that ber husband tn areal aueins 3 omen Cen the appre BEA Sit FOR * keep it in repair, free of charge, for ten years, Being incorporated une ar a baby was been and! tended to leave her In the hospital she : CIARA SRO TASES MBSE IAESESS | “ A = der the laws of the State of New York, this is of indisputable value, wanted to go back to cir-| created no end of trouble, knocking the t ren r rth side, Ag | KE N 4 FUL ON fey er AI te CIs Se Seamed “ai"oroxen pp aver || A! ® requeat ey an Brening Wort |r atin ne ENB, 140 FULT ‘SI, OUR 12 OFFICES should keep his promise and when she| kicking tt from one end of the recep-| Keener Patsy Marron inducet Molly porter for an interview, Mrs. Park es aaron a mance of “AT W 3 ioe found that he was training the baby| ton office to the other. She was finally |! je Inte Mrs. Grizzly. pure appre tes: Cos) Co Te Cox) FOUBADT AA: Tray See Ae Sate | NE YORK, |212 BROADWAY,Cor.FultonSt. | 988 3d Ave. = Sea UB to 1 ‘ tn O: 1p Shed Rd eae spree Se Do Tt it a girl to perform acrobatic feats she ob+| prevailed upon to take a seat in a & ‘Tam not showing him all the ps cen * |419 BROADWAY, Cor. Canal St.| HARLEM, 130 W. 125th St. Jected sart and was rolled to the alcoholic There was a quarre! and separation.| ward. meal of ’ Mrs. Wahl. who had inherited a fortune] The hospital authorittes eald that the| Pre-empt the warm side of the straw|M™illar with the recent no from an aunt, moved to Hoboken, Yes-| Woman was committed to the insane] bed in the cave, It was plain to de snterseledie But ke terday she was walking on the sweet| ward about three weeks ago, but it de-| fren that Bill was petting M Bes 'vereet 8) hls i POUIA he: 60: with her baby hen a cab stopped nea ned that she was not insane but| tween meals he tried to entertain her| tense thae the excitement would mt be her Her husband from the ve good for him. I feel that his timo hicie, ‘eeieed the chia. “sprang Into the|* few da '744 BROADWAY, Cor. Astor Pl. 1208 BROADWAY, Near 34thSt, BROOKLYN, 499 Fulton S St. 2W. 14th St.,Cor.Sth Ave. e,{\.? BOSTON, $ $08 W. 23d, Coreth Ave. ts tees. PHILADELPHIA, | Pe he sald, “and he !s not « suft m alcoholiam. After! aw be no could. He wi wast olecharaed © coull Me went pear at the Readi sand meaning of the Armed Posse Makes Frultiens alle The peanut business was vester peanut ching business, leavin ongs to his eburch, and if were to] Yay BEWARE of Those Who Imitate Our Name, Signs and Advertisements. Baa tine Tohtollec het WRoushtse® ane a pee ay cltal vale: (oiatblly andi eieteave| sustainia) emtback because | V ITONE sa rin 16. elea acuacren alain 408 fon kadara! Lady etic 6 TH somuesne eccolleg nett | HEIR TO FORTUNE MISSING. |romineo ailing tm at se connate "nin nn | Sa he rate at which she was getting the| much m ) NVIGORALUR RECOMS TRU IDR A ‘ te . TELEPHONE GIRL ATTACKED. |win rroviace «nat suber pean from the ehiliren at the op] "E know that he is wilin 2 | faite ott can te Vought ty fils tere en | _ For Sele, For IT f a Ba etl oR? : : Sivatisce kamera | Everyt y. Georga Samuels, a night CLOTHING iat a pena Night Search for wan. the Barge Office, received a letter from| ey» however, and Bill substituted the/ believe it to be my duty not to perm: hinten VETONE , * CHICAGO, April 3—While Margaret |a Berlin lawyer yesterday informing him | &™¢ of tae. | , limes Se mri lealerdetiolice AT AS yy verost Murray, a iclephone operator, was on|that a fortune of 320,00 has been iere| When Molly's lifelens body was] it expert Be wilt be able. to. res GENERATIV it | - 12 her way home in Lakeview well-|to his children conditions! on all the} *2seed ou Bis grief was ee ee eishe ot VITONE 74 B (LAX: M | re) & 4 COD appeased. He refused supper, | Week woe | PANG | dressed young man suddenly selzed her| children appearing at the reading of the by the throat and knocked her senselems. | will Recovering, she staggered into a store} But Mr. Samuels’s son, Sydney, ta| [\ th and told her story, ‘The proprietor, with| missing, havingdisappeared some Ume| taken, of sifting a rifle, and fifteen men armed with|}38% aud the father does not know) Jerry and Molly ere he J { na ate! clubs, pistols and shotguns made an all- | “p; Was formerly @ keeper on) secied by Billy O night search for the miscreant, but were Blackwell 's Island went on a ramps Dr Parkhurst ts confined to his room he either stood with his ne bar looking inqulist ection Molly's body was ut the pit after they had been t four or Ave yeu nls minstrel troup fa an Iiinols ¢ © | itate teen Joweiry om | 2289 thir AY. (884 Columbus. ne Wena 2 CLOTHING COLIN) asi isi sisi Vitone Mig. Co,, 1931 Broadway, NY unable to Ond him. Miss Murray ts aut- ee and the house deinanded the admis fering from concussion of the brain. price back at the box-office. So LEWIN’'S $< RELICS OF BURIED CITY. | fair or’ cinnamons were. presented ‘ AW Furnish ; sol TY fie Central Park x menagerie Pitesti Ltil edder ama a vane ; x aiwe ome Pianos and Organs EX-CHIEF JUSTICE DYING. |*xetetons Found at Base of Ex- | oracy. Mr. Sullivan, who {x *u Te tinct Volcano tm California, | DUEL WITH HA HAMMERS. perintendent of the Brook CLOTHING, THe Relatives of Da A. Depue, of (Special to The Eveeing World) Intand Ratiroad, has just r | ON PART PAY NT, ~ JACOB DOLL Newark, Awalt the End. REDDING, Cal, April &—Surveyors|Man Aceustom to Use the Tool} porto Rico. Nearly 200 tr’ H ST, FOR MEN WOMEN AND Members of the family of David A.| have discovered at the base of the Got the Worst of the F! to the dinner, Speeches eulog! j 1 SHILDREN Depue. chief Justice of New Jersey,| tinct volcano in Lassen Buttes the|/ Gari Ritz, a tinsmith, living at 197 | Mr. Sulllvan and his work tn behalf =|" LEWIN'’S. 267 W. 125TH ST. ton were summoned to this Ifome in Bellevilig| ruins of an anctent city buried in lava. (Chrystie street, and John Bastern, a|the Brookiyn Democracy and th Ax wetehes, jem er OPEN EVENINGS aevnue, Newark, early to-day as {t was| Human bones, halt petrified, were found |iaborer, who lives at the same address, | railroad men under him were n feared by his physicians that he would|in yarious postures, ae if death Lad | engaged {na fight with hammers in the| Tax Commissioner Rufus Scott, not lve out the day, fabeesiy, sirtenen, 18 them while engaged | hallway leading to the apartment occu-|ressman O'Reilly, Senator MoNuity “=! LADIES’ SUIT CO., Lawyers, Judge Depue has been very 1!! with a eehide epoone and ieee: pled by Bastern, and Rita received sey. | Senator Michael J. Coffey, Otto Kemp- EXWMNGIRT EES “eed uy if complicstion of Kidney troubles for! sto “ise eners ‘and hiseia, telally un: fal acalp wounds. rated thems [Ren eat Hayes and others: | Mr. Sul em SE ri | | Tailor-Made “Suits, Skirts, Waists,|_ z writ baad @oree time it. + the eres te of the In- nwon separa’ them. | Mvan's popularity {n Brooklyn is great aur = a athly payments; Gne grods our fF eoulrg expenae. tad aac See Re iF ana, "were sn "evidendiy| Both men were locked up after Ritz’s and he Was showered with compliments, (UQAM—Z gl tiie araae argesi aseurtmaect wztowe. ‘ves | DIVORGB M0 RASS ae