The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1904, Page 3

TUR calabria a a 7 fone ore Seana ttemian adc dae ATS THE WORLD: ‘TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 19, 19va. ? itis foroomcsceovtics yp eo THE GREAT KIDNEY REMEDY. \ cipal Appear with Lads Be-} She Says She Was Robbed in This City a a ‘fore Magistrate Cornell and dD 'tK How She Got There. ih ee eee | O Prove: What SWAMP-ROOT Will Do for YOU, Every Reader crm Gh dane Bit A tgntauived, weit: [abe ame to Ulin In reaponte fo mont of The World May Have a Sample Bottle FREE. HE MAKES BOYS THIEVES,|<!a4 young woman, who claims to be | questions the mysterious young woman ‘ Mrs, Pauline Morgan, of West Twenty- | says she canot recall, and physicians fifth street, New York—she cannot re- | Who have examined her are at a loss to Aire. Richman and Mise Gregan Say|member the number-where ste boarded | know whether her mind ts clouded by Convincing Statements Pom. People Cured by This Wonderful Kid- with a family named Horton, was found | drugs or whether she is concealing the Organized Gangs on East Side snowbi e ex- | oth “ange cA on 7 I pe a8 SRA i oe ts Sehn Moret ney, Liver and Bladder Remco: \ Have Leaders Who Teach Young- | treme east end of this city to-day. ‘The e aters to Plok Pocket woman had evidently been “doped,” but | & Aew peor Hauor agent. She Lact et . rs to Pick Pockets. she refused absolutely to tell story to | ™arried him two years ago, and tha - e : -e 5 ¥. 5 Carlen. of Arch. street, Philadelphia : ‘ ie She Is In the Utica General Hospital| sae Gannut recall. the correct. number Dr. Kilmer & Co., Gentlemen: [ suffered severely from {pain in the kidneys and tried many alled remed without avail.) ally, at the solicitation of a friend, induced to take Swamp-Root, With eighieen small bo: > ranged from eight to se Mrs. Richman, District Superintendent |go fur enough to tell Si of Schools, and Miss Crean, Principal Mille r that she had been r m nervous shock, and de-| When found the young woman was be nteen years, |clines to answer any questions, She did} numbed with cold as well as bewlldered : by some drag. Sre was sitting in the snow, and would have frozen ta death had not a farmer driven by Binghamton, N. Y. |Gentlemen: School No. 42, in Hester street. ap- Sa — —— | with the result that two bottles cured | , Swamp Root has been|me. I shali be glad to say a Icind word for Swamp-Root at all times of great value to me in! Ja case of serious kid- J / ney trouble I hada ' severe pain in my back Hatters’ Union of America, Lo: Ni peared in the Essex Market Police } Gourt to-day, and told Magistrate Cor- nell that Myer Lewis, ali tock-E Myers," a prisoner charged with helping to steal a watoh and chain from a man Page queers ee| SOOO DAMAGES) ON CAR PLATFORMS istrict,” said Mrs, Richman to the Magistrate, “are working under great Meul he ce el p be- . | jesi i Nance cea ba latecr boss tke Lewte | Miss Emma Walker Sues Super-' Health Commissioner Darling- ‘The situation ts appalting. ‘The boy* ere! ign dant of Schools W. H.| ton Holds Conference with Mr. jandafter taking Swamp-) | Root it disappeared, | y Tegulurly organized in gangs and each wea Ne ha went te aicatcanplea: Maxwell and President L. A.| Vreeland, and Railway Presi- My cure, I firmly bg-{ “They are frst taught to steal apples Best, of Teachers’ Association dent Will Co-operate. lieve, was brought and other small articles from push- ZI about by Swamp-Root. carts, and then (hey are advanced by stages until the yhave perfected the art ScIg aint pOSREtaTE We HEY AOE AT | ctrint of the sutt of Mise Emma] Heaith Commissioner Darlington and LA GRAVA ENSUE GON IO TacaTTTalOdTARIALIE Walker against City Su intendent of | President Vreeland, of the Interurban ‘ Schools William H. Maxwell and Lyman | Street Railway Company, held a lone Dr, Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. ¥.: I suffered from an attack of the - liver some time ago, and I have no doubt that jy kidneys were also af- fected. A friend advised me to try Plays with exciting wens. up| A: Bests Preaident of the Teachers’ As-| conference in thé Commissioner's come 4P- | sociation, for $10,000 damages, alleging | at the Department of Health Building Saaee aateat I CE Go have to tn- {bet was begun in the Brooklyn Su-|to-day, the result of which will practi- clude detective work with my other | hreme Court to-day before Justice Ma- | cally mean thegtopping of smoking on eee eta eect caceeey tal | easter aliey (her Paneer pinto tne (oth (ne: Gurrssa7 Gate Swamp-Root, and [ did. f ‘was g m vith success in | Jn her complaint Miss Walker alleges anhattan. i ' i greatly relieved from the first and 7 breaking up this awful system,” that she formerly was a teacher in Pub-| "I asked President Vreeland to visit Mailers’ Union No. 6. jam now strong and well. ne to-day.’ said the Commissioner “for the purpose of asking his co- Magistrate Cornell said he would do | }{c School No, 1%, and that the defen Dr. kK ¥ everything in his power to ald Mrs, | ants conspired to prevent her from a ilmer «& Co., Binghamton, N. Y.: | ee - Wien I Mohs taking Swamp- Root I was very ill and had a severe pain | f Richman. taining a. hi at $15 e a n r veral Health a her grade at $1,500 a year] operation in enforcing severa in my s nt ¢ ee . “should be ordered not to allow children | Miss Walker was the first witness.| lated. In our talk I pointed out to him . ile curecsay Tong: \ to go to the theatre unaccompanied.” |ghe sald it was her right to be examined | that the crowding of the rear platforms Wey: Held Lewis t 000 Ball, for promotion, but that her certificate | of cars was very objectionable. Aiso ZL. > r y el z i} cor | the practice of smoking on the rear t The testimony of the boys was not} Was held up on the ground of mcompe-| the p + raw s; ‘ i needed, as that furnished by the com- | tence. Platforms was not right or conducive 101 De Kalb ave., Brook'yn. Poprera Fore ey o rue en plainant agalnet Lewls was considered | ‘She said that a gnodg report was re-| to health. President Vreeland sald he Member Journeymen Blacksmiths’ Union. {| 0. ‘ ail Drive nion, 16 Spruce sufficient by Magistrate Cornell to hold | turned for her in June, 1900, and that Ne aula do everything in his power to poe | st, New York . Lewis for trial in $1,000 bail, the next September it was bad, there elp me. Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. |t t o cused of being an access was the| erm - have my in€pectors pull the objection-| quick results of Swamp-Root. A bot-) — i 4 ' Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Ya able persons off the cars and arrest| tle cured a pain in my kidneys which stealing of wateh and ch f Fe ce oe to ti na |NEW CITY RAILROAD BOARD. } tis." 3 caused me no little suffering. 1 now! When | was taken ill, a few Simon Sapoonekow, 170, Henry u mean by that.” the Commis- ago, I tried several medi- street. Arn sioner was aske ed, ‘that there will be} feel 60 much better that it gives me) erent a pfescription given v ft Aunembly BUL Creates Comminsion| no more smoking allowed on the rear leasure to testify as to the The man sald he had been standing Y great pleasure as Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N, y.|™me by & physician, but none did me ulite Trolley Traffic. ae ae anwar se enty _| benefits of Swamp-Root, which I con-| on the corner of Grand and Suffolk to atreets last Saturday night when a boy, | ALBAN Jan, 19.—Assemblyman about thirteen years old. snat the | Nawéymb Introduced a Dill) to-day | , Jewelry from his vest and run sity ating a New York City Rallroad Con Gentlemen: When suffering from|89Y good. One day | read In a Papet kidney trouble I was induced to try of the merits of Swamp Roo ae la botile of Swamp-Root. Two bottles] Povsht a bottle. One bottle did me relleved me of great pain In the back,|® much good I bought another, an and I feel I should express my grati-| have now taken eight bottles in all. \tude to Dr. Kilmer & Co, for the}! had kidney trouble; Swaimp-Root | good It has done me. cured me. It certainly does all that is claimed for It. Diting lero EAB akon 1112 Fulton st., Brooklyn, N. Y. | Mailers’ Union No. 6, 478 60th st, sider the most wonderful kidne; liver and bladder medicine. Bapoonekow sald he chased the boy and caught him, but that. Lewis came up| mission, to sist of three commis- stoppe i ' Ris wine: aneere ine privi- | of sinoking tends to crowd. the and: struck hin in the face, forcing, him | sloners, to be appointed by the Mayor platforms, why he may stop it. EEK | to release his hold, and then handed the | tor six years, at a salar 5,000. ‘The | He has promised to meet me more than ae a at Lew! commission ‘will have share of ail rail- | half way In anything I suggest.” Ave. as i e hoy excaped mut vewis was cap-| rod traffic matters in Greater New he Commis: 7 J i) tured after a short chase by Patrolman TaD Er a rar raueleal Lantern veer pyaar eatia Ab ELC Carpenters Union ‘of Howard, of the Madison street station ature, dld“not have any especial importance. | Greater New York. eae GIRL OF 17 RUNS © HATED HUSBAND, — HE WANTS $50,000 | | | | Mailers’ Union No. 6. Brooklyn. * - , ’ Why Swamp-Root Gives Strength. ie dne wae a ee ee ee ee eee | “Grandmother, Forget Me and! Wife Took Acid Because She Dr. Ashbel P. Grinnell, Dean of] 4 " Ui uel one, non perso! Seperate oe therefore, when through neglect or other causes ane ‘ A hat the effects of any kind of severe physical strain. trouble is i nti 4 ri ° > Send Me My Clothes by the! Could Not Endure the Sight: University of Vermont. Testi-| Me reatel Heat EPaRIRTInG SaRSIIGTIE E Mies ii Biri is permitted to continue, fatal results are sure ” + ; . . . : yy = i = RES OWs Boy,” Is the Only Message! of Man from Whom She Had] fies in Suit Against Millionaire words, in those Vital Organs, the Kidneys. This is as Swamp-Root Strengthens the Kidneys. and from Missing Stenographer. | Separated. Edward Weston. Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. y,| {Tue in the case of the very powerful man as it is with through them helps all the other organs. Whe} this, = i Gentlemen: I wish to say a few) one of less strength, and it is especially true whenever Wontert Discovery can put the human body into t words about Swamp-Root. It has oi 4 Teak 2 condition to stand the hard training and the tremen-ous ween Han Boks Of No n the Nuabiind obiained work in the Dr. Ashbel P. Grinnell, the veteran fone me a great deal of good, and| the kidneys-are weak. strain of the prize-ring, it is easy to understard how it . Brooklyn, asked the po-|seph C, Pielow entered his flat at No. , educator, dean of the faculty at thi gave me strength and made me well! Weak 4 inhealthy ki Ws 5 ible , oy to-day 10 look for her seventeen-|gi2 West One Hundred and Twenty-| University of Vermont, resumed his jagain. ‘The pain Thad in my back cy aly uneathy Kidneys are responsible for’ has cured thousands in the more ordinary and less m olf granddaughter, Liltian Estelle \ffth street and called to his sister that| testimony to-day before Justice ‘Truax has disappeared. I had kidney trou-) More sickness and suffering than any other disease; | strenuoys walks of life. UIT 7 che: has been missing he vay home. In the dining-room he ana a jury in the Supreme Court in ble. Two bottles of Swamp-Root did pine since yes lay {found his supper ready and under a, his suit for $50,000 from Edward me so much good that | did not fin- i i ‘ : $ ‘Vip to. tant Friday Lillian was em-| plate a note. "After reading 4¢ he ran| Weston, a famoua”etectrlea award melpo much! eootr Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is used in the leading hospitals, recom- Dloyed a8 stonogr m A pecs into er room to find hier dying from and President of the Western Blectrical Dr. Kilmer &Co., | mended by physicians in their private practice, and is taken by doctors themselves, of G . Autres » vokers, of No. | the ts of carbolic acid, which sh Instrument Company. f Ne rl ny CE eee a ee aay (eee ee eee sen ane WA ae Company ef Newark: tor Binghamton, N. Y. Weckurd Jicrrecager because they recognize in Swamp-Root the greatest and most successful remedy that that the girl left him Friday morning] rived from the J, Hood Wright Hog-| tity and put through the third degree] Gentlemen—I had i 2 science has ever been able to discover or compound. vipat any ernie: eareen cH pital she was beyond ald. Police Headquarters as a pro! peen annoyed with kid SEIS Ure- a ast night « boy called at the Han-|" yee, Alice Loulse Plelow had been | sional swindler. 7 a y re cock home und gave Lliian’s grand-| brought up by her. brother who san{ The doctor's wife, who was with him|ney and bladder 4 CH | No matter how many doctors you have tried, no matter how much money you _ spine a nate tn wun the gir) reste: savers! years. her senior. Five years, When he was arrested at the Grand/~ roubles for several |may have spent on other medicines, you really owe it to yoursell and to your family to ndmother, forget me and sen e¢}ago she fel In love with her cousin, | Central Station In March, 191, and ac- vi WW — my clothes by the boy." Mrs. Hancock |John Plelow, The brother opposed the |companted him to the Central Omice, | years out three Maller’ Uaton No.6 | 8° least give Swamp-Root a trial, Its strongest friends to-day are those who had P mee, |years. 1 : questioned the boy but all he gould} match, but they were married, In one| sat in court surrounded by many sym- th I ed your almost given up hope of ever becoming well again, way wax that Miss Hancock was in] year thelr baby had died and the pair: pithize Bho hon another wit for | WONths ago ivr y | ‘ Fer ee anat. her grande[2barated. She returned to work aga {41000 agalnat the millio rican, | Swamp-Root and was 286 Gates ave., Brooklyn, = : = , daughter it unusually. pretty. she {a]Stenographer and kept house for her] The doctor had told all ubout his ex-lpelieved in a short Dee. i 1903. about 5 rah weighs uy hund Less thesiiiee perience and was at the climax of his hil I dth Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton ¥; Ss 1 B ttl Wi B e , pounds and pair and big bl For four yea hey lived happily and | direct testimony. while. use ree si 3 3 MK Hh last seen a dark] gnc SON SEGbaIT 4 y I used Swamp-Root for distressing am e [e) e 1 b Fee ae TMA eRACiC eather elias PG UBAAINE: ewttate] mai ier Meni retauner ce Pid aaa bottles and am en- inflammation of the bladder, which Pp ’ e Sent ree 7 il. Fe ain brown kid gto worked, ‘They had grown to hate each | tion?" “asked Lawyer “Thomar | tirely cured. Toad er HolGiBie Atlan. fatting | Thecteualny nogeltal recommenced brroRaleune Ta nsin rrivale practen cadilavenleyroeaes Ne nseest bectiNea Ieee ‘ t 0 iy s 3. d yspitals, recommend ysici: y tice, and n by docto: es, becaus: a eeep ip collon ant enceaies trav three bottles 1 was entirely cured. 1| recognize in it the greatest and most successful remedy that has ever been discovered. aa the home her brother had ostablisted,|and Justle sche DY, Oaboins cobloctea) ie have no doubt it saved my Ife So successful is Swamp-Root in promptly curing even the most distressing cases, that to prove its wonderful me-its banglloneedl {onshenicnlld’s trough tend RoR ate ieee ene | you may have a sample bottle and a book of valuable information, both sent absolutely free by mail. The book contains a ’ became ¢despondent, Tee DG cae aioe 3404 Jamaica Ave., /? | many of the thousands upon thousands oftestimonial letters recsived from men and women cured. The value and success The letter she left for her brother |and answered #0, would thut be stating RRR OAC LT Ps AOL OP = | Swainp-Root are so well known that our readers are advised to send for a sample hottle, In writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co. BLAMED RY JUDGE read as follows: ")a “tact?” “aaked’ the doctor ‘with the | Financial Secretary Brotherhood Binghamton, N.Y., be sure to say that you read this generous offer in the New York Evening World. This offer is guaranteed. Ae BretheheT canoe fac characteristic expression of the con: >, s Paper ors and Deco-|° \ Don’t make any mista A +4 ¥ | TAIRA Ie face nthe Wroveralaliat. raiueeiaermcnt ec Fatale be eapernan ete a BE Pal Hatters’ Union Ot North, Americas| e any stake, but remember the name Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer’s Swam;-Root, and the ad: He. had no right to meddle with me ingly said: u xen le you really ‘did. mond Hill, Lt Local No. 7 } dress, Binghamton, N. Y., on every bottle. For sale at all Drug Stores. Fifty Cents and One Dollar, s e) v s Gy > = 4 ay > ‘i four I have ved away from him for ) humillation degradation ct | T= i | el When # jury in Part 1. of the Court| fu" 200) tg taken your advice and | "Y rat witness. H the institution at the reavest of her of the victim has been withheld, . $d of General “Sessions to-day declared| nad nothing to do With, him in tie te Hold 01 on, hold on: shouted Mr. Os- n sommou | father by Ms ate Zeller, has the name of the woman who wou A Fellx A. Hoffman, a grocer, of No. 108] ginning. | We were #0 happy before. aid he Drenented bout seventy manse wad llr ated She is a drunkard,” sald the father. |the bet. The story, however, was told | Hall place, in the Bronx, to be not. gullty Fat Conninae ARG ani meet eas wane Commodore | “Her husband tert her use she At the monthly dramatic. meeting of the of a crime In shooting John Farley, a De, Grinnell was told at laat ihat he | We nr of apology to Dr. | drauk. She has an incom: Ha weelk ossional Won Teagne yesterday nine-year-old ipple, Judge Cowing| fare. ol ee only, Catt ay or no” as to} Grinnell x took it vi spends every cent of It for tau nae m1, and with all these wom took exception to the verdjct, and. after] "4 Gare MONA ce crore, Balms arg its MT RG Te You could count 6 fingers of possession of «secret how long will th ; denouncing the grocer for using a re-| ing sister, “Yes,” said he with a snap of his hand the days she has been sober in the | Hidentity of the vic vealed? z, volver, discharged him. — Counselor —_—_ fear end tenet Osborne took: Mit ih ao nee Fs UE a past few year | It ts said that the made ou CDEARERL LS), anes! oH for Omman. JUDGE ORDERS NEW TRIAL, | adawanes $50,000 tor filme irrest Unlunelt's arrest. told ihe vers _ = When the youns woman, who, had oo the result of the re: lection in the A he boy has been a partial paralytic Mr. Osborne's questioning of De: ym P eReaan tORHAN ‘| Fath A . t nothing to say. had n committed, She W. the Fl Bet pebteeti yal One Dive seare aalicnen iterate F Grinnell was brief und. perianetors, ve xoun ts 1 bees tne vet ter Father Appears in Court. iver rather saia e Wears the Flag Between) woman wasp > Rivera | ucgice ReRCy Vestarday’ nia: Cather ears Be seldavaee Seen taki ae aes to bi experience at] tt Tey anid Mtr Ws a Against Young Woman and ,.cu" ‘nee! E™"™) Her Shoulder Blades as the vy." \ona UNG eatoer ie sg @eniatn’ bis rt ‘ernon, ‘ : Ke gond Dn and see you ofte Tahe would consent to i the Ameri | ried im In his arms to the witness | sugucn spencer, nthe Brostlyn Su nor ab RN iimt:| sas Her Sent toa Home for| rset cme um see me." she retin) Result of a Recent Bet Dee ee Tran hee Genie GORE Hoffman's defense was that many boya| Preme Court, to-day granted a new Went 4 wien | Has Her Sent to a Home for! iursting into tears “vou have ais-| Result of a ecent Bet On AM /ihac tana, une otter worn wat, to in the neighborhood had be * rial oO ral erner in’ his suit That concluded th test i} graced m life T never want i consent to he Sune ae ice d | hi atoning Rood out of hy Nove!and against the Metropolitan Street Rail-| half of pr iuied fre saguul F PYTHIAS een. | Two Years. vee your taco ugnin Election. ‘ ide, Rly nA faint oor at nj cks on him. He sald that| way Company for damages for being The Cane for Det. re a peers eet = — on Nov. 14 last a number of them stole] thrown, from his truck and hurt in a] Mr. Osborne opened for the detense. KNIGHTS OF bs CARTOONIST TO LECTURE. . x i Sloked up the revolver to soare there | was. tried. inst week and resulted fn a| tite Kiynmote auinate a ve Inst Nowe yore Mamaaion Henevolent ) port, the famous car | For trenkieh selection betenlt: remand A. Gack e v hen tt went off ccidentaily and niot| verdict by a Jury: in favor of outs ope duaamors Smndied Sf, enter ce ‘The seventy-nine 1 lodees ne HIRD of} aocioty:s (Home: Mra Mdlth “Arndld) <a) | ee ; kala a werk ine seeeatae for women to go the limit, if the story | BU ,may , john Farley in the left forearm. fendant. as a good citi f Pythias in this city io i are oonist, ove 101 « c e ; othe Ww, * |G a ‘This boy was not one of the boys wh It was asserted to Justi good citizen to bring Gr 9,000, will give a pro {| pretty woman, twenty-bight years old, | part of the elvil world has made] told to the members of the Woman's 4 i been annoying the wrocer, but Wg | ate tae cere gat. to, sauce Mpenoen in| she swindler te justios, ae it was plain oa tall ini¢he Grand ( idol tie @nuanter of Frederick a ine eit hag the ting t done | processional League is true, One of tnw| MARQUISE’S CONDITION SAMES Playing ncrose the street from the store. | §, Frank Caufield had been seen talk-| others. | Mr. Osborne claimed that ‘Mr. Wednesday evening, Jan the | tired manufacturer ‘ly a J what it all m sehera of the Woman's League is| At the Hotel Buckingham {t waa Tyought in Judge ‘Cowing “sald th hat | aent GL Oe lunshwon’ racesb just be] cherigentiieations dad that iromams on cerectlon OF, le | S| West One Hundred and tine tee how between her shoulder | stated to-day’ that the condltim. Ge aaa Hoffman had. ho, right See & fe; | fore the verdict adverse to Werner was| Grinnell plain duty, as nother good ihe Se eCard Band acd Sitecth st crecduungliceitnoe Wavenpore wil tlustrate iow wearing Detween | her shoulder | quise de Manstriers-Merinville, COemeisiay wie to alepeny. ite. SY: he nad brought in. Werner is suing for $10,000 n, to overlook that mistake. fle by Friedlander's orc ee BH Moe v ies ot anecdotes! with Tapid indes an American 26 nich was] Mary Gwendolin Caldwell, of ten ‘ dameges. pies " i olwillara A. ‘Mitchell, attorney for Wes-jttary branch of the one will drul. day. © young Woman was sent to drawings naintedgon her white skin, The name remained unchanged, ; . | ‘ j . 2 AB A ae, 2 jae tac eal