The evening world. Newspaper, June 3, 1903, Page 3

Se mee SVT PLETE MNT SOLER Te LPT RN FRR : bs : ie ‘THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1903. AMONG CHILOREN} TAIL WAS AFIRE “HAPPY DAYS” ram! se USE KIDNEY-WORT TABLETS. mall Fox Terrier, Chased by a Policeman, Runs Through Crowd of Pupils, Snapping VI Vi- Old Garibaldi Be!ted, Naturally, and Firemen Had Lively Chase to Catch Up with Blazing 'Yachts Off Irvington Displayed! that Signal for the Wedding of Rufus L. Sewall and Miss THEY NEVER FAIL. Proprietors of liquid kidney remedies know how harmful the least alcohol is to irritated kidrfeys, and they would} itt. gladly do without it, but they can't. The} _ clously at Them. ud . Vehicle in West Side Streets. Hewitt , ingredients of liquid kidney remedies will’ : not keep without alcohol as a preserva- tive. “Embalmed army beef,” treated with borax and other preservatives, that! raised such a storm of indignation, did{ not poison the system as alcohol does the kidneys. If every one taking a liquid kidney remedy knew that he was dosing his kidneys with alcohol, how many would continue to use liquid prepara- tions? No one who has had a grammar school ‘Though but a few days ago the #had- ow of the tragedy that ans stirred the Uttle village of Irvington threatened a sad Interruption, the wedding of Rufus L. Sewall and Juanita C. Hewitt’ was celebrated this afternoon in the qum- mer villa of the bride's parents, Mr. |and Mrs, Robert 8. Hewitt, at‘ Ardsley, |with elaborate ceremony. | Rev. Father Van Rensselaer, of Francis Xavier's Church, officiated a For Particular Young Men An Irish Homespun is the ideal suit for hot weather wear. Many of the pupils attending Public] Nunzio Avasati is a junk man. Ho School No. 77, Firet avenue, between|lives with his old white horse, Gari- | Bighty-ffth and Bighty-aixth streets, bald, at No. 334 East One Hundred and | were frightened to-day by @ smell fox|Fifteenth gtregt. The horse is white terrier thet was frothing at the mouth |/@nd so is Avasati. They have been com- | end acting like @ mad dog. It bit the Lerapied mala! hone tasty ae “ ‘hand of Lena Dietz, 1604 }@ course which time they have col- nat First avenue. of No. 10t/ Tected enough odds and enda to All in the North River, Policeman Geiser saw the dos Art| io-day Avasat! and Garibaldi mase qf Wighty-aixth street and First avenue. : rev, | education. : : He thought the terrier was mad and|ther usual daily pilgrimage to the the wedding, He was assisted by Rev.' "oro Giviate this defect of liquid kidney Ballyboffey Donegal Homespun is an ideal gave chase, The dog ran down the | Street of wll Nations, West Sixtieth Pet apmenueveniyn recuse oC LHe rainedleg defect that makes them ic fi dog days; durable, light in weight, ‘and through the crowd of chil- | street, between Amsterdam and West Churca of the Immaculate Conception, | Worthless to practitioners and dangerous fabric for the dog days; durable, lig: ght, — Lt Bnd avenues. For years this street had of Irvington, ‘he lower part of tie BI Cee TOPE patti Haney. loosely wover and cool @ren on their way to or bareearerp aster a junk le. Wied “tie histoie Hola! Wal, Goivekteds hkova (boNervors iN the public—Dr. Pettingill’s honeny y 3 e (gph tne grb at boone scone of the Uttie | vehicle stopped in ¢ront of No. 2 it jut flowers and tho ceremony was per- Seto ee nN cranes tantte pabitel ‘Two-piece, single or double | tor : r i - girls. Iter bie sichp ler iahgea® re | ou Tors ahd roses MT Prepared @itsr)as none Is required. Not only are Kid-| Mf breasted suits, ‘Ignace Baum has a notion store at No. | high, in fact, that tal: ‘Mr. yoan Hitencock, of Boston, acted|ney- Wort Tablets guaranteed to cure ; MMl First avenue. Mr. Baum was sweep- | proachfully at his garters Lora Tay, the, brides Mt 7 feet fae such serious diseases as Bright's disease, $ $ 5 (e) $ ing 4he sidewalk when the dog reached | the towering tenement with another bag. HOnOR There ware about Mees narod eiabeles nepal pemor hanes of te ° ’ ed a Wal Moca eta aaxte4 || ncn gearreeen tpeeeea Seenarcyuaing, the Shania | aely relieve such. distressing symptoms ir 4 ry nor Don Ujeda and au vi ci tote’ the In the rear was the | inside the door of the nousetwhen a Hewitt, tne brides mother,|as pain in the back, irritation of the 3 daughter of J. M. Ceballos, the | bladder, weakness, Iumbago, headaches ire Spanish steamship owner. : st tre ‘After the ceremony. a” luncheon was| due to kidney stoppage, tired feelings, served on the veranda of the cottage | Nervousness, exhaustion and general Which overlooks ‘Tappan Zee. The ver-| weakness, pain in making water, inabil- anda was transformed into a bower of /ity to hold the urine, frequent passages, u bride ana | SWellings of hands or feet. Kidney-Wort bridegroom made their way to Mr.| Tablets ts the true specific. Hewitt’s private landii Just before| Watch your urine for symptoms of the landing a floral gat id been erect-|trouble. Let your morning urine stand Look for the Label: In reference to our offer of $25.00 for a catch phrase: We stated when we advertised for suggestions that we should publish ons phrase daily until Fune 10. We have not found this practicable, but out of the thousands of phrases received we have picked a score or so and shall print them Friday evening. From these iba ona finally accepted will be selected. This salection ts a dsfficut task. We should value suggestions from any of our customers and friends who may be interested. Bho screamed, and the 408 |nai¢ dozen urchine threw several lighted ri ey heme: and the dog | brands of wood in the wagon. Une sank his teeth into h brand fell well forwand and the papers Geiger reached the blaged up. They also blazed out, and ke idan the do the dog mway from the | names toyed with the end of Gari- amtariae the woun4s| baldi’s tall. Garibaldl's tall has been ak Taga’ han aid § fhe dog was not | growing for thirty odd years. It was as oe she one ‘yellow silk | inflammable as it was luxuriant, and ache a nO aa ie ri tials. that the ancient horse was soon aware of ed, As the couple passed through this! for twenty-four hours. If it is milky or rion. bo the Identification of the te fi 0 Y: ‘ in ah Foy DD eer causes gate it was closed after them and they | cloudy, or contains a reddish “brick- “You'll Buy at Brill’s Again. é ——— ‘With a loud snort he rose up on his been sent in from Edwin Gould's yacht | dust” appearing sediment, or if particles haunches. Then he bolted, He began Chichota, on which they will ise | float in it, don't, delay too long before (ARS. LEIGH TO (Oils id al et EE CLAN about unti Saturday, when’ they” willl taking Kidney-Wort Tablets. HAVE. A DIVORCE. |sazs,Zemiis wenn cavscees [TAILOR SUES FOR [BOY AUTO VICTIM iteethuiitcs Orit Itt e Navy Code, displaying the signal “Wish- added to the, pyrotechnics ‘by striking i Sparke from the pavement. The load on 'Y. MAY DIE OF INJURIES, |g %ou, Many Happy Days.” 211 & 219 Sixth Avenue wan Scattered: in-all directions. $2,925 BACK SALAR . wall’ of Bath, ste who was the Deine- 775 Cortland’ ‘Street. oon 125th St, Cor: Bd Avente, cratic nominee for Vice-President on the ticket with Bryan in 18%, Young Mr. Sewall 1s a member of the Boston 80 Says Justice Giegerich, and It Only Remains to Determine What Ci A man on the corner of West End sed by Firemen, He Says the Mrs. Osborn Co. Owes; Son of Newark Physiclan W: Allmony the Aritst Shall Pay. avenue turned in an alarm, and when Th im, but the Firm Knocked from Bicycle and Stock Exchange and the possessor of a « id y like vengines arrived Garibaldl “was bbls Ul dr y large fortune. As Mr. Sewall Is an| 4 you autter from alloy, Justice Glegerich, sitting in ‘“‘bargain-] stretched out in a 2.40 stride and mak- Denies the Debt. Hurt Internally. , Episcopalian it was necessary for the] sickness, st. Vitus's Dasoe bride to procure @ special dispensation | children, relatives, | fends do 10, ‘or know pe at ‘Treatment wil immed ing for the river. ‘The engines followed t could mot make'an| Papers were filed to-day in a sult by] (special to the Bventoe World.) for the marriag e WI = liv Mrs, a+ a — n faked for from William R. Leigh, ite | ot, °8,the fivive, blaze.” When Gar-| john #. Sullivan against the Mrs, 0s-| | NEWARK, | N. tine 8&.—Josep Ae Mb ee, eventh avenue his ta!l ; 3 % niNeen-year-ol ot A : born Compiiny, which 1s described’as a| Ballantine, the ¢ y id gon luatratoy, whose studlo is at No. 17|—the bushy part of it—war all’ gone, | comestic corporation, with Aties Julia Dr. (XR Ballantine, who, waa Struck sa West Twenty-seventh street, on the tes. | bUt the memory o mained, and he . by an’ atitomodile driven by Fred C.| ys} Umony of his chums, Alexander Ledoux never slackened. In his meteoric course { Ward, its Vice-Wresident, 2s Managing, Reeves, professor in the Newark fay divorce court’ to-day sald Mrs. Anna Leigh should have the divorce sne | {2 hot pursult, WRINKLES ore: Cre dead or hu- Meer york n whose heart is te 4 ih Rv f pool Fipilepay explained. fice | miliating to ® man oF w AS ‘oel. he headed for the North River, when | Director. Academy, is in a critical condition at IMy £06 be be * d o ject ews Ines that furrow CES bon AACS at Jaa | Rey eliddlenty, arerved ons hlei bow sOuers (Acres Oakorn Compane: owen tien sec fis father's. ho Halsey and | Weat [ae ye ae mueasesehes Beale erecea nl mer AD aaa ents Se Rtas Unt fare destroying, Whateycr par; in dissipation in “Boubrette ne legs y effort into f 935] Park atroetx. and may die” The boy te ation one might othe: ° Fupecent iin; dies ipa tions a Otte Oe dit evento. for atary until next November at 5 | Kagoring from a broken collar bone and PeCOnn aU tes} W. H. MAY, M. D., facial pe not always natural, Oftener than Sirs. Letgh eald she was married to] Hose » Company, No. 14 was gaining on |& week as fitter and tillor in thelr es-| {nternal injuries. I have another customer, who} 94 Pine Street, New York City, | otherwise they are t » Fenult of careleanziess him and the men on the cart had ex-|tabHehment. Young Ballantine was eiding a bicvcle or neglect; yet -health, lack of Pee arti in tte atcoreey cdived thet | tnguishera In hand.” They were abreast | He geta forth that on Nov, % last he| when the accident happened: “The sure! |fhas not enjoyed as much pub- = | OF eect Yet Hee motions often, regis~ the decree be deferred until he could | of the fiving blaze at Sixty-necond street [entered Jato a contract with the Mrs. suddenly came arcana ths corner aA licity as Mr. Sullivan. He'sa tor thelr imprint thus upon the human Present testimony as to Leigh's income | hd brought Garibaldi to a full stop te 56 | the lad is sald to have got rattled and 2 ? YoR 28 YEARS NEW ENGLAND'S FAVORITE) countenance. ‘a bass upon which to fix the rate of | With a fire hook. It took but a few) Week, with a summer aeation of two @ collision followed, Joseph bars hard-to-fit, too. UNION 166. ‘with actentife, systematic, thorough treat; alimony ehe should receive. minutes to quench the cinders on the |'Weeks at full pay, but that he was thrown from his wheel end landing Hi res:— Ches. 56, . = ments I Wy clear the complexion and mony ‘ |Rumned’ off tai: and ‘douse the Samjng|ceremontously bounced on Jan, 10 and| thrown from le measures: . MADE CIGARS, | Fostore the skin to a healthy, natural stato, a has not been permitted to earn his fais | heavily on the pavement, Wais, 61. tributor, Albert H. Hitiman, 94 Paik row,| {free from wrinkle, pimple, spot or blemt! : funk. Forest Fire at White Lake. yihen Garibald! collapsed H UTICA, N, X.,, June 2A forest firs] aver. and got ¥ Arg egre | threatens heavy damage at White Lake. | Hie int now 9 iking nome, Te ary since, although he has at all times ——————_— Trousers, 29%. 4 ‘perience. Const “SReobert Fr. Griffin, attorney, se bale fa Se ald I made a suit of clothes that fit x G, SULLIVAN, MFR, MANCHESTER, N. H.| Thirty years’ practical tation is free, und Robert H. Griffin, attorney, secretai “kborn Com: | CONSTANTINOPLE, June 3.—Con- t and treasurer of the Mrs, A i him like the sk At Aceh The fire wardens have ordered out a bd mu dred pan: sen jes all this, and declares that r advices 81 that a fight recently im like the skin on the grape. for rectal discares fo pean force of men and for the, present | 3 “and at the cate ies Suulvan aged Only until Jan, 1, | occurred Detween Lontenegrin ang Otto- Broadway=-22d Street, PILE OLE guiege cure. ice JOHN i. OODBURY. D. 1, eg on east ai ol ie lake are HI tl walking on eran! either party, was free to continue | man ‘oops on 1e tier lonte- # cer, . cottages ‘ © mat be si! nano hee Der) wee ae [Negros ive ‘Ducks were cities, Sixth Avenue—I 2th Street. wi < peer 4 ow. 22 West 234 St., New York. Yay; Are sold every day. Think of that! This. is the result of steady growth, as smoker after smoker learns the merit of the Cremo. The Largest ‘ Seller No other cigar sells like it, smokes like it, or is une it. in the World. dks Ea.