The evening world. Newspaper, August 5, 1903, Page 2

a ' — . TItt! WORLD: WRONENDAY EVENING, SeOreT 4, fem, # aril 7 GWE MAN DEAD, OUGHT 9 ROUNOS OEATH LADDER GETS SA" FIRST. THEN = LHuCH MHA WH) FATHER AND TWO —JAWDLY HURT PUBLIC STREET. 6TH POLICE CT Senne SLEW LTTLEGIAL DAUGHTERS ry SUMMER ty and Dave 9 itvatman jane Canine Patatty Thayer Citivenn of Aaatin Thay Started « Week Aga for a SOAP A wreated 1 pater Matwoen ¢ wid the County. Ww Tien We Pow Daye in the Gawitey and - " t thy mf 1 ( Man-Tean at Lan Poet 44 Farmer from jal and Mang Mavé Not Boon Mawrd f Other Lives Aten : ' the Araekivn Getqge verona rHE TORE owt rorontea. Hin nt Greet wine Lost at Aine ¥ . TEN FAGH ’ ( sumed Ur fins “ it Aue Moves of od seme & Sulgberijer iv ‘ * FIVE CARPENTEAS AND ‘ . FIVE PAINTERS AT WOR} pach is maser a ; Flames and Smoke { Out a , $0 Quick!) { 1 Mad ‘ ' ’ , ™ vee . Soant Tima to Escane— . i mt ; n the Flames Spread to Crowder ; aw fei a den 1 futiog Me whe Kad offcon at « Hast ’ Tenement—Panio Followed ae tn . ee Gea ke i ; ; ‘ ‘ ote J M ‘ the « 1 tured in “ ; . y ; — the Ranga prenery xt day he wo nd ped of clothing tee f Hon the me “ ate ' Inapeer McClusky was the captain in charge of the precinet . J , ’ ‘ oa ' { ' Pho annna | YORN'E Hin beda: OF urremteliee MRE ES eee, NOCMIRD OTE: OF Now se wie i cil te * qnt ‘> Por Every Irritation of Rotert 1 . A bet ‘ t sine acer seni ¢ Aileen ' Pilinote atreota! 1aNit so moet 8, te , the Skin and Scalp Is i) & Sale e ote ¢t ' at that time No arte fe Blsomn s “the then: « i . ‘ ° ! + #0 which eH Hopoten 1 . she . 1 Mu Her ! pletion. Fi € t seconds sopron @ ors be te unable to die fo u 1 y Horta 1 * The place wa . 4 " | u etched Nella Tae night trinke his posses art that, wh f " Pany dranche It Was an Been Neem \ : ed SAA te Bet Mot Ht iciaappees jhid watch + i ti ) * children he r rs Nee secstarioes'aroen rect nel "SU re cc tns mnen -ogall NaNs ous “ondenanelier box comtainine Louise Hildebrand. a Confiding | Physician's Wife, 24 Years Oid “9! et watt, | A, era Now "recalls thin rrvine | - "The world’s favorite Skin Seapie. burning tarred paper that Bor | tut aed ile wh ayes promen ie aid beth ieataaye terns, SPinster, Unfolds in Court a) and Pretty, Alleges that Spin. | {2 4%" of Mumiiton « aearn fick sad Lae Cuticura, assisted by Cuticnra Ointe Rood was shrouded in + and ih rig Leet eman; | aNBRA’ WoLIAchaconie tee Tale of B Ader dlacusnion. Home of the me pand and father ta ‘ment, for preserving, purifying and Menaios et the sustain *Of tO ryt youll nave 10 nes “gust after be aad toicanaey that nig! Pale Of Broken Vows and De-) ster of 60 Usurped Her Place, :Mmveh Neneine so» end, ant wanted) 8, ia esi nut\e'i beautifying the skin, for irritations, . # ; ig pionine Nowh SOE ATH ee . ‘orture him. att r pal pro- | eoine our vapita res hs ‘ 4 i Gre when the second floor came cras epee) PLATO ata Jyuraiately st "te he aietod Meee nt| Someone produced a tack emp like seagate’ 8 hee | scales and dandruff, and the stopping f ing down, rated lip, went to the atation-houso and) (roqlatuer He had no warning of the ap-| mm a peoenic amount of doll a} Miss Rosa Moore, tipen oes put ove rthe had of Hamilton. ‘Phe rope | Ail very peculiar.” signed Mrs | of falling hair, for softening, whiten- alg Se nn ed . ; wore locked up but were baile ta | Rent f nn the lamp: thronn’: dutklcente intraduced in the Lone feland|teacher aisty years cul ae sae edad | Neitade:y: Weary Lian ete cwTat oa Tao I fear the worst "4 "ling and soothing red, rough and mond, Hin, L. 1. tt fe feared thar|*" 8H Karman’ Clerence’ Marvin. of ‘the elope pooutt, (aay lurka the atory Cheon at caanealh Hartem | 8" Was hoisted Into the air. jSore hands, for sanative, antiseptic « In Yorkville Court to-day the Inst) Kalb avenue line, ¢ summons 's bod is in ee | leansing, as - ee body be int wine Magist dearly Lowiae Hiltesrand, spinster, loved | obtained by Mrs. Walter MH. Maynaet | TOOK HER CHILD |earawor is tilek batt ond es i z | ow te Barlow the dark form of n | Schwartz managed to craw . SMa rT RPh nin the in dder. 5 John Welnman who. up to the present|No. 207 West Fifty-ntth street, w a AT PI ‘ faite ed the danger Collins was «| ( ‘ vey irs e oma As it was thought the fighters might| Alized the danger Collins was | Xi time, conducted a re cure sanitar-|leges that Miss Moore opened her let. STO! 10} o District Hospital. He is badly burned. | get eat rT SUL eCCC MI EG APSTUe lium’ “at No, 18) Washinglon streat,|tete, Durtig the hearing tren sees TOL’S POINT. fear door and was cv te wey Were brought crushed w but ft Is thought he will live ‘| face Ace In) the room, # da. the iron rungs of the Indder and then | Flushing who ts twenty-four and prett Aside ati 1 ; ay : Soe eesed fo) 4 ‘ etty, declares t tae Aaees solid ue ts 4) man Taggart Digkoat, me oreae and squeezed for nearly fifty! Weinman was thirty-six years old and|that Miss Moore had hypnotized a | Armed Woman Goes to House Where | 0 more dead in the ruins, Bi a de Miss Hildebrand had been on earth one| husband and P ‘ Pek to keep ( figed t Draaned bAlonmurrnek? r a ad ran the house with|. | 4 f escaped by jumping Iarlow tward them, but he was eo con-| , fle, fell unconscious athwart one of the luary, they became acquainted an fellow-|leave tt Him and Escapes in a Wagon. Fireman Joseph Smith, of Engine No. laughter that he did not) gad mouth, At WAN the pressure | members of 4 matrimonial club. “The doctor said he was thirty-fv a Cie ; ” Ml, was overcome by sm . {on the policeman’s body that the meel “i 8 thirty-five CINCINNATI, 0., Aug. §.—A sensa- ’ Las overcome by Pelee [Minais de tho revolver th hte tur poticee | wht that time Mise Hildebrand was] years old when we were married a year tonal) lansing by 7a) chottler aemad RiGee ee eee | eee arcane acconiate employed as maid by Mrs, Edwin Dick-|and a halt azo." said Mrs. Maynara,|Here Is One at North Hemp-| ‘ons! revolver /coaurrad’in Newnort . H seat’ siree ‘ imped) "Say. Sullivan, you lick a ham) Coiling wa ken to the Norwegian |tnson, of No, 312 West Seventy-seventh] “but I'm sure h v ye were ray Il isshary : eV OW ROR) ' from an upper wiridow, and was t shen wor yous feienua| Hospital, where hie wan found to he ter- |atrect. She tn now inaid for Mra, Loulss | bappy until Mice others cuter e “ote| stead, Which Can Be Set Up| ¥.. to-day SEDOLAL BOR WEDNESDAY, ; ees Cun ee ee NU Rema ee [naa anal UTTAR IS PreeaeeyT 8 w inaid for Mrs. Loulss|DAPPY untll Miss Moore appeared. She tL Mrs. Arville Turner, who {« living| COcoanut Cream Kisaea,+..1b. 106 i sont: <i abel Rtg HALAL You like. your | injuries. ‘The aurgeons ray that he can-|hetnhart, of Ne. 14% West Eighty- came to be treatef’ and remained in Short Noti t a Price! 27" trom her husband, accompanie! Chocolate Coffee tee CreamAb,. 15@ { { Broken shoulder, and. it Is feared, a |p when you were a| not recover. sixth street, Manhattan, She and two| the house. He Immediately began ta 2 Shart Notice at a Price) *p\'* fmm went to the house of Mra. \ { reels Maniwhovlearsa. fsa as wield o? If 1 had an {death laden: Cee eee ho itit ether women anpeared In court to-day! Tow cold toward me and T knew she to Suit Taylor in Newport and, at the point ot ATEN ER) RO EG ae MPI webUrAREVOAT tO tHS: Ghatern ted tes Treax-|man Thomas Brady was caught In the| With money claima againet Weinman. | ®ypnotized him. . a fevolver, demanded admittance to get|Coffee Cream Wafer: tt ms Be pe SCErA {you coulda't lick {same manner and crushed. He was|They went to his eanitarium in a body| ‘He turned over the keys of the house Be Pe ted onde -s| Chocolate Walnuts . Bi @ict Hospital seriously tnjured. With one hand and my | taken to the hospltal, where he remained | and served summonses on him, bi | to her and sh Afra, ‘Tay frightened, ran upstairs | + Three alarms uc were muke vou look like | until March 20. ‘Though he partially re- ‘ . eet UR US ROE SF nd she ran ft. [ had nothing to] to where the’ boy was sleeping. Mrs. | 4 Pane UJ that's no stage |covered from his Injuries, He is prac. |ay Weinman was among the missing. {ay It fually got so bad that a month| What will he do with tt?—Charies Reade. Luuner broke open the door, followed 54 BARCLAY SL. While the ex t and contusion | “Sam Ucally crippied for life, Mins Hildebrand told the sympathetic | Ago T was forced to leave the house and|, If the man who had an elophant on (Mts. Taxior upstairs. and atill brandiah: “ : were at thelr a crowde Sui vats ie the FRAG Reve.” watd | Motorman, Marvin wae arrested and/Otagistrate that almost as soon ax she! 60 to live with my mothor at Nov 427 [B68 hands wil get tn touch with Francis) Pe, the Tevolver, secured the chitd, and COR WEST. BwAY, See en een ta fe bout. and if T'didn't put sou te| te Adams Street Court, Brooklyn. Te{ ald Weinman set eyes on each other In! Bast One Hundred and ‘Twenty-tirst |: Pendleton, of the law firm of Ander-| wagon, 29 CORTLANDT, This fresh tre tsi inaae 1. | Seeo before the first sound of the gong | declared that he was not running his|the matrimonial club she loved liim and | street son, Pendleton & Anderson, he can at|* — — = COR CHURCH y ance at 10, The alarm of Se pers “tthe {ton alli car above the proper. speed and said} he said he loved her. Ho picked out a Wrote a Decoy Letter. least get some consolation -———— s Increased to idest Vell Vim ate ‘ou'd have to,” that because of the obscuring ahadows| nico cozy oe 6 nach Dtacnill aid : | and ‘aheieke’ for mela toted Grifto "Lhat je dT left, you | cast, by the lamp above theciadder he | MC? CORY corner and proposed to her, “I went to the doctor's several timea|_H@tTY Tracy. Merrill and other des re y WI any teeth 1 guess { wouldn't, |could not see te policeman descending | and she accepted him almost before the| to get my mail and found that my let. |POadoes Of the Far West with private | ng Fireman Fro for Vd pune: your block off." "|i untll he was upon him. He was dis-| words were out of his mouth ters had been opened. 1 mmnaeoac cha eemeteries, please write as well, | ‘ scuUR Wer vefore,”- said he. ling the bridge, pollcemen are com-|Ness. He told his trusting sweotheart | ; yi tery, a ready-made one of forty years . Piiuanis ciency a Kus fogs Ne “Let me) fea to gol up and Gown thie ladder! (mt 1 : [ay jawyer, Mr. Levenson, and ho ad-|standiog, «with everything complete, but That All M. lisa i Epiiebey ates arwtl only theory of 1 of. the Wat an 0 a do sla mat he wanted to open a nature-cure! y, 4 Pear _ . r con . - J | ste t. Vitus's Dance o fire advanced ¥ itt Be Lit court, Your Honor,"|anywhere trom six to alight timex al aunttarium, and that, the only ahine | egy me, co Welte a decoy letter. Helitmange to any he is not aativfled with Bae ah ay, pain Definite Un- |) Sickert) ae ya friends of nelguipre th oaused by friction of Ar Grito. “but! you may have |Mght. ‘They say that the motormen in ny thing | wrote tt for me and mailed it.” fe ‘ Du tGate lerstanding of Dr. Gardner's Oscil- || Go so, or know people that are citi, y ey san dere. “You provably saw | charge of late cars have no regard for} which stopped him from doing so was) “Mos. Maynard showed. he. letter to Possession and intends turning 1 lation Treatment and Determine | | New ‘roatment will iinmediately relieve oak the fixed speed Mitts and falpy race/the lack of a little realy money. He Magistrate Crane. It read: When you| #0 a golf links or splitting it up Into Just What Certainty of Cure It NENTLY CURE them, and all you . : FALSE REPORT OF Od uo are the prize-fghters\ then?! thelr cars over) the bridge, scomel to suspect that Mine Hidebrang ObG" this you will be caught.” bullding lots. Offers in Their Own Case Without IMENT und. try” It has CURED if Migisirate sald ee ve) oO oO Pi y e wt et v or ner FY ds © 7 7 Mats What We are," came the an- Tae ready money, and she proved to be! morning,” continued the complainants| patio. Laceing ae, es eet, te || Cost, Every Sulferer Applying in “ls where everything else failed. WIN f BIG JEWEL THEFT, ‘ a to the tune of $715, {and got to my old room without being | UHC bursing ground for pauperss at Person at Dr. Gardner's Office, 435 | Prose prentia "iy itis ee ely, feet } Oise And been fighting, too?’ said the Pausing for the Magistrate to wipe his deteated When the r man came he| North Hempstead for so long that te Fifth Ave., During This Month | lepsy Kxplainoa"” FREE by. meek eds i awnitai Blaine pollceo and Grito told his story of the J) that when she tad no more money |down ino the baserient, Thad slippers | Sind can vearcely, This the “upon Re {| Hom, Diagnosis and One Trial “Ww. MAY. penental. laine Pellce Deny the Story (tent cs co = Weinman didn't come ‘round on and followed her. i saw her open | Mths, F Treatment Entirely Free. 94 Pine Siree! New ¥. that Society Woman Was Robbed |.) come out?" was Pressed for an explanation, Woln-|{he letter and read it. and then rushed sdsiva and Wheatley Hills later-aay of $100,000 [VOM 1 guess it wae an even break,” man tenderly told his flancee that he| Miss Moore denied having opened the {Contingent ae thes are ered eee. ! sald in, but when we get at He had a wife living in England. letter in question or any other letter | natives—do not approve of a cemetery ae aoe Mig Bo what Til do do hin Y became acquainted with Mrs, Rerth.s yo ahe could got them? declared: Mine | Sete: enttat personages decidea Chief of ci o of White 1 nigel the little fighters engaged (ty n - Trusted Em 10 ee of Bi Mistel, now of . 416 East Bighty-, Moore. some tim go that the cemetery would Plains, stated tordiy that there was no! tena ong: ploy! D) nina str who was also In| Relteved Mrs, Maynard. have to go. There was a storm ‘of. pro- ruth in the cumornting, news ‘ Want rash. q ;. “ ‘ ; f ests immediately from the city fathers Diets Wass telco wroLiay tag PAR AA Shes cee Clothing Firm Said to Have} court, to-day wondering, what chance) «7 pelteve Mrs. Maynard's statoment)| se North ilempstead: especially then paper that a society woman ovcupying i she had of getting 3140, which, she Sisk ee Mag E cle pees Wie ue F) of ain’ used to this sort of bout, Saya, Wernmait owen her.” Anked i¢ aho | Hat you, opened, cis letter,” sad Max”) fathers who had “been Hancuntomed “all | CD lag Fre country a nite Plains had! van, “with a real live Judge as i fl aes, my are on wth? | istrate Crane. is ks a very serious | their lives to plain, ordinary hair-cloth aire ut thin out been robbed of $1600 Word of diae|ralorn. coms for secant a sergeant] Been Caught in Systematic} were a widow. she said: “Not exactly. | ‘erate Chane, | irs et vert genius | phelr lives to pl asreenlon $0 ut eat ee keepin’ Ume—and then neither of us gets My husband's In @ lunatle asylum: who would make trouble Wherever you | Ol! was poured on the troubled water, x att : , Fee ee ie ihe en eveue Lotit. Here [ly by Marked Bill Also tn court was Mra. Louise ‘Hick-| Went, You have no business to open | however, when. it was discovered. that i ‘ employed to run down the thieves, ever manne end acl e i Hares arceny by Marked Bills, man, of No. 201 Bast Fourteenth streets! Shar people's mall. Lam going to piace| the society. folk wore. willing to. pay & Nearly all the prominent pe whol tainly beats the deck* Manhattan, who wanted pald returns on Other Deotir ms mall. t Aen Potion offiver,| and pay Well, for the four aero pice ot . uezene a Tab the, beat have estates near White nina “are i willing tw fight for nothing $80 worth of “nature cure” baths which | Air’ Stetter, for two months to see it | ground, and after some delay the Legis-| L Randied ait iane enchant gE either sbroud, by the sea, or in the just to punch your head off,” Griffo didn't cure, The women sat side by side! you can't behave yourself,” Jature passed a bill permitting the sale} been sold in the United States ta f mountains, and a careful canvass male interrupted, “but at the same ‘time Pa] What the police regard as one of the | and sighed for the absent Weinman Singlatrate “crane. then asiced tise | of the land, 7 : ®eingle year. Cinatipation, hearts E Among the different country houses Uke to get any money you have that|most deliberate and aystematic robber-| Miss Hlidebrand said that when Wein-| ycoore what right she had to de in Mrs. amemenday it, was put, up at auction bury ‘teh nendaon i elicited) the Ribeotastion Ui r s u could stay two rounds with/ies brought to thelr attention in a ago and obtained a divorce from him on Mayaande house, Relies) ane cer ata elt ,600— | Tadeacartaines feb aurea he Mag hadibeen: robved of so much Jew railte the: Nedinee! were (@cl long time was uncovered by the ar-| the ground of abandonment she foit| had gone Mere ad & Patens Gootor, and |. ‘Che terms of tho sale require that the relieved or cured by Ripans Tabulea, } Beveral years ago Paul Givert jicemen and. courteattendants sere Test of Samuel Goldstein, forty yeara| frewh hope. But now, she has ven up| Pevmade an agreament with her to be | bodles be all removed within thirty days | Dr. Gardner cures by Ovolliation all diseases seanereliy eave! collet. Tua. pees: : baud and hls wife were ahhatine seconds, Hettors and Cmyes [old, who was atvaigned in the Jemerson | Weinman and fears the same se true of] he Made Se erect for medical | £0. Rew cometary yet to be selected by | J ot Chen Ss Bene ATeTOany Renee aL SEER $ $100,000 wor of jewels to the evident amusement of]Market Court to-day. Although the bmitted to the coun, service and medicine, UNS ND OHaTICnoWa Chiat: homr many. ws eainess an indne: ; ho wa she subm any por, Hee Lin the anacken elie Magi te Barlow deatarea|*Mount of money which his accusers] “I never knew what it was to love a| Dr. Maynard was not tn court. sone are buried in the, place the magni. |] All, Gertttoet Gennetthclotiag, Soneeta! a ¢ elry inally Magistrate Barlow. deolared " 4 y Luni ; 5 3 Including a pears 1 pearl hung from] the legal end of the bout a draw, and | charged him with etealing te only $169, {man until I met Welnman,” she tremu. tude of Mr. Pendleton's. task is not yet Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthmaand LAUCHLAN.—On Wednesday, Aug. 5, ANN. famond cres: lously, faltered, “but I fove him no. eloved mother of Margaret and Jeanette. Imonishing the contestants for|they told Magistrate Breen that their | jucl¥., OLD-TIME ACTRESS Hay Fever. aoe ee oe SseR AL tae oalaont sh which was worth) af Liner $60,000. | their disregard of the law in crossing f ed $40,000 and that Gold-| A: meeting Mr. Weinman will Mr. and Mrs, The ard Howard) knuckles on the public taoroughfare he | Oseee Will exceed $40,000 and that fer One favor by telling wim” thn Che ene sc of fan wilicte bre thn Hn Wicket RES | Amuten Gene stein took every cent of i Magintrate fomnter 2,faver, 0 {euung, “ut. ints| FOUND DEAD IN BED, Some, towel iver ea" plete on tee ee | t Qliver Harriman 1 London! Mrs. | Breen held the prisoner in $10,000 ball] WOuTy ike to see him. Revtaie doe ac ae roaster’. 80 | ELEPHANT PUSHED Greer veasay Golds tana taal Pesnle TOSSED ALL NIGHT Aigeleranset anon ealnemswe jewels had been stolen from t trusted employee of F. Golde & Son, ( ki Mrs. Schmidt, Expires in a erie auch WAGONS FROM MUD, | <omine manutacturere at No. ON SOUND IN STORM, Ghesp Loauingntod a All Neryous Disorders. aaeeain Ae erence WOMAN'S TROUBLE, MUTUBAN, at S12 (hx Women suffering trom an Aching Back sation “oe tun Bearing Down Abdominal Pains, or any Notte of funeral_nereat y A lam Or a CAN BE'DRIVEN OUT Bere ace Ne Decitation Trea tneat eee Laundry Wants—Female. °° ee ee f such a large amount -of | & had been taken,” said Chict Tellat and cure coreain In every cass, “ve | Carpenter, "I would know it — sidered one of the most capable men treatment FREE any day this woutn, | utes ee pe Mrs, Alloe Bebmidt or Bmith, an AND KEPT OUT oF SENT PROE.” | pay inGNDN whe can Go SI Wales in the establishment. This firm turns Hever heen a rouvery {Circus Company Had to Employ |out thousands of knee pants each gear: ‘ si Plains that 1 have not ctress, known professionally as Alice THE BUGGIEST.BED |] ox. cutee eR enstion go | oe mein meek So AMIR OT aa aialiiss most of the work being sent out, Gold- Feance. was found dead in her bed at “ ty Nth. phot he’ full i STARCHER—Wanted, first-ol ir Novell Method: to.Gst) out ‘of Mein Had charge of thls contract work | One. Thousand: Bxcursioniate, from} Fesice. wae Soe Cee arierioey Sg eine Rae tat ae Be theOwcltlation “Treatment wih emaeeiee | Laundry, 483 Adantio ave., Brooklyn. 3. SHIPPING NEWS, Mt. Vernon Mire. and had extensive expertence dn that] Connecticut Towns Have a'Perlly | a0 One ea oe heart You treo. large trial sampieot | BREDER on Na Be ing MOUNT VERNON, N. ¥., Aug. &—| Recently the firm pecame convinced ous Time on the Cepheue, trouble, ‘ 34 | 7? surat W NONBR; gleos work, mum ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY, Nt weve ro. | tht Its profs were not enough for Little was known of her by the neigh- Sundays 10 until feet on Laimiry. 168 W. ‘B00 ate |The services of a big lephant were re-| the large amount of work turned our (Sreetal to The Brening World) 4 ed to keep a watch on| STAMFORD, Conn, Aug. 5—One| OTS except that at one time she was 4.58|8un wets. 7 BED BUG POWDER | come, Ont AY ayy ner a fun rises. s auired to-day to get the wagons of allt was de THE TIDE Ree eer Laas 4 ominent on the stage. Her principal aia Seta nEnaeie Geld fe ‘averal of the employees, ‘The accounts and exc’ ity; | Prom inens ons the Saga: Leinve ty, i High Water, Low Water An Wa tO epee ee yma. The fot the contract department showed a | Mousand excursioniste from this clty| fo ses was made in a melodrama calfed Robbins Mfg; Co. 78 Cortlandt St, N.Y. Citys BPG TE aan AM PM AM TS | Company was to appear in Yonkers to-|marked falling off and Norwalk spent an awful night on ‘Marked for Life.” Later she is said X-Ray examination when nec- | COLLAR GIRLS (2) wanted, Grat cleat, at oncep AE get ta. a the wag Y A last aight aboard the 1 9 |day, ane agons were loaded pre-| Yomerday the firm, before paying off| the Sound last aight aboar: ron i Meath Sisnibaandrnr eae | Hell Oxte J oaratory to starting for the Harlem! OP the contract work, marked all the] Steamboat Cephous. ‘They had been to/t? have appeared at Bowery theatres ry to aanure correct loewaway Te Hhciroad statton wane ca Here mare several tumdred pet=| Goney Island, and on the way home| With her brother George, who is now FOLDERS and awmpers, experienced) —alake OF NEW + sons (© be patd, each of whom has a eA byack at the Metropolitan Hospital, having 2 ———— ed permanent position, -W, ( PORT a YORK, some cases as many an ten horses | Dok containing 8 Fecord of the amount] Were overanen PA cela eat deen run down by a surface cir « few = == S | 458 World, uptown, TE Were attached to a alngle wagon, bot | 9€ Work done, and to each book te at:| Capt. 0, H. Von and Pilot Mor. | weeks ago. . GIRL t catch on Adame No @ 0 BG mm, | | SRL. (heir combined strength failed to dree | Chet AD envelope containing the} reli heated the Cepheus for Roton Point,| Me. Smith, who had separated trom Dac-T-Ra Eyeglass Clip, SOc, |“srtie wivsrne tsundiy, 2ai7 Sta ave ' money, Goldstein made up the pays her husband, wes forty-nine years old of the mire. ‘Then the big ele-| tulle and delivered the money himeeit: | Where @ few hundred landed, but we! Rey pom in Engiand, AC one time, sie % 1S a good deal of After the contract workers eeceived| fury of the storm broke the steamdont | was wealthy, but for the last few years Does not slip, pinch of leave Bold only eae family ironing & be Cogn po agt grees ter shar arate 4 iI around laundry. 19. SN ave, A —a good deal| ave., sist & 424 sta 2800 24 ever, Tui € 18 DRBSSDS—Starcpers, $s; machine cua, Profit—a good d DACHTRRA BROS, opticians, sole patentees, | collar ironer, d22- Adres L. & ¥., box ihe lit our uk sermon | Phant wan brought up, rnd while the Uijeses ny pe "8 pulled he shoved with his head | thelr pay Goldstein, who was about to] from her moorings and she had to be|she has lived at the Third street ad- es| from behiad under the direction of his |&2 homé, was detained while a member| headed out into the Sound, dress in @ room for which she paid $1.00 of savin; c === =F Oxraseb are: ‘i 4 | Wainer, and in this way the big wagons | Of the firm telephoned to Police Head-| The steamboat was tossed about Ike|@ week. She was in reeaipt of a small Th has. be 7 ae, irentlan + Glargow | were started on their Way to the station. |QUarters, — Detective-Sorgts, MoMulion|a shell. [Bg waves ewept her decks ana| weekly allowance from. some society. ete Fe thee nar ke | reno THERE NEW ENOLANDYS FAVORITE Twanied. Nowmare taundry 116 W. 28th et Art-class marker and amaorlar ; f and Manning went to the factory. =| i jecessal -| The body was taken to the Morgue te UNION 100, aa iialn wan shed and nn Yorn | ng” tea fect t "water wii fer | toctayy but wil bo Buried by” tho! Keusew change made th the maces, 7°20°A. cican. ia Pick out what you want| MADE. A Laundry Wants—Male, ee ‘GouTcorna STBAMSHIPS. De BAILED TO-Dar. Killed by « Train, velopes were found and $189 in marked| h whe nthe storm passed off to-day | Fund. iA Martin Moran, twenty-elght yea 4, | bills. It was discovered that there wero|ad ahe waa able to ke her CER SS A (N.Y, distribater, A. H. Hillman Co..94 Park row. ‘ Hamiton, Nochint's*™ |a boatman, living at For. Hdward Fooerae or Sumy, Pooks. contatning| here. Be $6 |. adneclanip' at Okanyisl Sepetion, and it will cost you just | Sa suulivas “svn. saNcuaReR. NOE | Oya ar aunty ad bay RTO, Gharle % He : ‘ 4 ye ee Ciacleves, | |N. A while crossing the Pennsylyania|done, but which had been pald for dy|sloniets were left et Coney, tease ay | ‘The Board of Education to-day res shten-auartere of, the Bees i Apa |. Proteus, New Orleans, Bilroea tracks near Pier E, Jersey|the firm. the premature departure of the Cepheus,| celved a cablearam that the School- ‘202 W._ 34th. Lghtirs boy wanted for laundry, iO” We jth, Comal, Galveston, yards, to- fun down by @| Goldetein was locked up and to-day|Some of these have not returned ry's had ar: at r ; mies, BME mrameord ol Siieira, with el oa-boasd we etd ; jlérelgae train and instantly was yee