The evening world. Newspaper, May 11, 1903, Page 2

pemt r veneer, z PT EE TT TT ETT Te a I RT TT ERR te THE WORLD: MONDAY EV@NING, MAY 11, 1908. PRESIDENT M’KINLEY’S NIECE, PASSED SIGNALS | WHO IS GOING ON THE STAGE. AL ADAMS AND LOST fils LIFE, Anniversary Weck. 10 ANNEMOR \ Pp ati La cad a We opened our doors exactly one year ago, determined to win suc- 8 man Cut and Injured. cess by supplying correct and dependable goods at the yery lowest prices. Conservative methods have won—we have to-day a large, PLAINFIELD, N. Nay ieeDiere: steady and substantial trade of which many an older firm might well garding eignaln set nat him, Henry |f be proud. Birthday gifts are in order, and we shall give them freely. His Condition So Precarious HEdisin ; ' Shirley, engineer of a Philadelphia ana|} During this week, to every purchaser of a suit of clothes we shall give a Reading freight train, ran Into a derati- that It Has Been Determined to Remove the Ex-Policy King h ii porniel Raabe Woes engine toppled over, and the en- to State’s Prison Hospital. | gincer, ey, Wi Bealded to death 1 Honse Cleaning Made Rasy. | For All Cleaning Purposes USE (Spc clal to The Evening World.) Daughter of Abner McKinley and Niece of the Late President Is the Latest Candidate for Footlight Popularity. A Perfect Subs stitute for |. by Am. Pyranaine Co., 62 is flremar eph Galingher, was bad- ly cut, t not seriously injured. No ‘ag hurt. Superintendent of Prisons Collins has sy. who is forty years old, and ret wher are both from Philadeiphia. decided to move “Al Adams, the ex-|nhe entire. traffic was stopped” by Think of getting a $3 or $3.50 vest with Suits already priced as low as these: SALARY IS $1,000 A oer | Laundry Wants—Female. All-Wool Fancy Cheviot and Serge SUITS, a good line 50 Policy Kig, now serving @ sentence in| wrecked cars. and all full $10.09 values according to every standard low OTT Ml ane 0 5 NTED—First-class familly troners @hé Ie the Wife of Dr, Baer, but a Bing Sing Prison, to the tate Hospital known in the clothing trade; our price is........ Robe sieviae Paget: Laundry. Sd ast 28h ot at Iannemora, The hospital ts con- nec with Clinton Prison, and all prisoners who are seriously sick —— SMALL-POX ON STEAMER. (And the Fancy Vest Goes with Our Compliments.) All-Wool Fancy Cheviot and Serge SUITS, Single and 1 oe GIRLS to work on shirt froning machine. Apply 9 § Myrtle ave., Brooklyn. STARCHERS, good wagon paid, Steady bende come ready to work, Jughardt's Laundry, 998 Condition of Her Marriage Was that It Should Not Keep Her from The British ateamer Grenada, which Louble Breasted, very latest styles, and not sold anywhere sent there. arrived to-day from Philadelphia, was under $12, 50, at Miystie “ave., Brooklyn, the Stage. Dr. Irvine, the physician at Sing Sing | antaine atau tines thare: Keibe te a + SO Als sesereee sees eeeeeees eee a: Prison, after a careful examination of fase ‘of gmaltsyox on. NOE sn Peis, |] And the Fancy Vest Goes with Our Compliments.) COLLAR STAROIHLER. American Model Laua- Adams roported that ho ix suffering} tient te A. A. C. Foray, aged ninet Fancy Worsteds and Serges/ Single or Double Breasted; GIRLS to work around laundry. Mabel McKinley ts the Iatest aca from diabetes and consumption of the | 2¢ars, colored. one of the crew. He was splendid goods and handsomely tailored; real value is 50 Las 2H15 Buh av is ‘ tdon of the vaudevilig stage, and the an- throat, and that his condition ts such disinfected | and He er ere em vnccinated: $15.00, at.,.... seeeee cece cece soreness re am ‘ renada sal ‘am Trin! 5 A -_ Spereigena a neeeiives Saeed Sranyeume bidelOibtennt? Col Sat “and arrived bere last week, Owing || (And the Fancy Vest Gocs with Our Compliments.) the footlights for her future career has Adams was assigned to the mat manu-| not Sedeechereet an freon Fancy Worsteds and Serges, Single or Double Breasted, 00 |} bem recived by the few soolety friends facturing shop on his arrival at the| sent to Philadelphia, where ahe Mohair or Alpaca lined; fine examples of to-day’s best tail- es J] Giura are in the secret with astonish- prison, but he hes not been able to| arsed and returned to this port. oring; extra value elsewhere at $13.00, at. ih Pomel | PE i H Pe tea ints sta ieaicialey io aay pasa ore iad ies Ante: been Fleet stay Not Go to KteL (And the Fancy Vest Goes with Our Compliments.) 5 door in doctor hous, make ds in private life Mrs. H. L. Baer, keep him from brooding over his trouble.] PARIS, May 11.—Rear Admiral Cot 9 7 hi if RLS to learn arching Champion Lauadry Pe eines cae he de, for emg een eer Sa eee ee| MCN S FUPMISHINES---GHTS AISO. eect | e ing Railroad, hospital’ has \not ‘been fixed, but he ad- : % cae . 54 th ave, \ “haa been considering the proposition of will probably be taken away within a] 700 1¢ going to, Kiel that the future Since we never do things by halves, we will also make Birthday res or fur daya.e ’ going iupon the stage, but family oppost- yet been definitely decided upon, so far|| Gifts during this, our Anniversary Week, to each purchaser of pa, eet La Be dine athe eM sacaiitiesy eal faaltell itl Furnishings amounting to $1.00 or over—a SOc. Scarf Pin FREE, ints or wanted (0 leara matkiag ® : ‘When AIA \sisy | msarniea) De pkad sl asain peti riataiertn oat Furnishings amounting to $2.00 or over—a $1.00 Gold-Filled Fob FREE. : oe Miss e é rison hospital, ; ry 7 pee Neer Wwoland a lialf years ago, it Was eeetivail to the Ohare Giceoltals) Hie tins Our Furnishing Stock is complete with this season's ; Laundry, 2315 \ with the understanding that her great Hea ceeverad hemorrhages and is con- newest and choicest novelties at exceedingly moderate prices. maieiiglinmarisat oaarneeniaad Gesire to go upon the stage in the ca- fined to his bed most of the time. He \ MI Negligee Shirts—Unlimited variety of very pleasing efectt 880. and $1.48 Crescent Laundry, 218 De pacity of a professional singer should 1g not now in condition to be moved, nN 4 Underwear—35 different kinds to select from.:........ -.++ 806 to $2.00 Oe eae { Rpeibeiinterfered with when the oppor- but will be taken to Dannemora as soon ih Hosiery—This season's novelty (Gray) in a large variety of patterns...... 50 Boe eared, Lecce rs meat 68) 5 ced ererert rere i es IEE as it 4s thought he can stand tae ts Neckweat—Exceptional values; this season's most popular goods.28c & 486 ; ner tiekiniey, parents vf see nee Ae ; journey. ; singer, opposed the stage ei 9 | Shiver trom the first, but the ptedictions tg os eeigar hk > ’ Zine cate Cite ‘2b DIVORCE GIVEN TO —_ r co with her Z 3 ena ny are an 4 ination, Anally overcame all a 7 4 y AULINE KOCH, . UNDRY—W entre of Bet. Thomas Florence Laundry, Be Seis. ox Yer same wit ay ; ; oe Bie 311 BROADWAY = Sutne'is. | Gtioreeestae t.upen the programmes, poascasea a \ }| on mang! le work: «Steam Laundry, 16 POE j0-volwe of wonderful power | Hoc —Girle for coll ‘mit altude, “and she sings with feel- ¢ ‘ y Husband Who Deserted Her le a f on the stage wil “ fi Fencing Master In New York "sald Mra. Bier to- day at her anarimeite’ on Went Seventy. : Social Turn Verein. is » great specialty upon which flattering inducements for s long that a (Special to The Evening World.) we have gradually built a repu- I think the time has come for me to mS y U-VieesChancellor tation and a trade that enable a Ne "RIINTON, May ll. The Properly Made $15.00 Suit Laundry Wants—Male, Laundry Wants—Femaie, learners. Steam Laundry. B11 ~DOY to aiike himself ueetul 1 E: = department. Wallach’s Laundry, re. WANTED—Fiest-clags abit troner, Buroke steady work, Launder: Wf Sieh “at. Bary pare STARCHERS on shirts, collare & ouffs; stam, VOMAN WANTED to, make herself useful te arg ota aunt paresie; Bune | STARCHERG on, hie + Taundry. Tdeal La 164 Gates, Brooklyn. on of DE HCA eee } f = Geue ind eeyined a Ghoree at Civorialin us now to give you MORE}! joy. abou ; a GIMLS to pe useful In laundry. Kassin , although my voice has been pro- the case of Pauline Koch, of ‘Hoboken, STYLE, BETTER GOODS and}| ar sesh, Sy fen a hae Ee Pry nounced equal to it. My family preferred en (DMBaTia hl Sharian Uicoch eral BETTER WORKMANSHIP than FIRST-CLASS timliy tronera; good pay, steady! ‘‘1 do not know of anything: my doing concert work, but ther Js more == against her hi gue g No i 5 5 —____*_____._ | work. _Gheleos_Steam Laundry, ‘Sth ave. $ vi 5 a ever before. other clothes in vaudeville, so I will sing three or tou fencing master at the New York Social i here or in your country to Sele vaudeville featur eal MILLER NOT DEAD, Poet may expect to be sald about him) in, Verein, at Bishty-fifth street and at similar cost are made 2 1 GOOD, strong washerwomen to wash flannels. yor 'y to: om niece of the late President will re- 0 on the occasion of his death. era oy ‘ throughout by skilled MEN Chelsea 61 Laundry, _286_8th itouch it for inf ion,” yy 000 a week for singing in public. ‘And while Joaquin Miller admits that |1%ington avenue, desertion having been talcpe Novothers tre gids id ¢tou or iniormation, ’ says ; open her engagement BUT CUTTING GRASS, | 12\ir"eita'to know what he Dlosraphers | 2 green uno mnie seen es clean workrooms ON. THE ales, 7 ; 5 158 <amiaw. |’ gentleman in London, speaking) — will say of him, he dentes any respon- | US": STORE PREMISES. None others fe 105 i . Cha: also advises that ong, bright, ry, 1U5_ W, Mee adelety trictids havea teesation | Poet of the Sierras Ia Surprised to} wbillty for the false report. He was) THe Vice-Chancellor also advises that equal.them in any sthgle respect,|| "Quit; ‘bring reterences, i of the ny her wherever she opens {n Learn that He Expired Sud- busy mowing hay on’ his Alameda |the wife be given One Comrely Wilton Suit or Top Coat to Order, $15, || GRIVER—Eaperienced, In iaundry, with refer i be present at her initial appears only. 1m Oakland County farm at the time he wag re- | Mneteen-year-o D . from strictly wool goods only. nc wagon boy. 969 34/8 Fi Hy i before the footlignhts. only 1h) Calsiands ported to have died suddenly, and was|Koch, who 1s now lving with his AR ad sorters, aise, youne tan to Teatn me a or Manac. pecess a her stage o: apt -oiiie r . 5 vee, ne H ; fea It to be based upon the fact that] SAN FRANCISCO, May 1. njoying a great meal after his hard|™mother at No. 118 Park avenue, Ho: hen AREA pecTRGeTEAtGCT Ten 290 td Bae Bex arate st oe" Si, an Mile, the “Buco, of the monk, wee Die) saldiveg tes tbe) Oem oe aa BS wat = “ANN: 'aitenaan Gay Se | he Book of Reference Thats 6 y name. “I Would! astonished tor In y's papers a| commenced recetving telegrams express-| Mr. and Mrs. were mar on a ~ Ta wi 3 | _ that cai ‘ never have gone into this if it ha rt "es ry ot hia lite, pub | J eqtet and co ce in thelr grief. 9, 1 New York, by Rev, Bar- ENTIRE BUILDING ‘Troy. Steam Laundry, | DIY at once, Regent Laundry, 423 Classon ‘Sin! Bee ON Mane atlanta eee ee ory ao tar cuincea [kno dompaten telling oF the aged poet's ugel, of the German Pree N. W. Cor. Nassau & Ann Sts, Brokivn Famous Throughout } People to come to hear me sing because! gent aiid ch thenvala- th was sent from Oakland, Cal 7 ok in nt the windows for Speoi: | 7 i | Ry name te Maifiniey, but because they} sole. informatio a him’ with: the: vald~ |, read that he had died there eud- Hoboken a few years Re ai ae gre wim ows for Speci | ir Pi waelys eee rk. 158 the World. t a promineat | a giving no particulars, | | nie a Its goodness is first judged by its.appearance—and then roved by its disappearance. The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars in the World. Lhe Band is the Smoker's Protection \