The evening world. Newspaper, March 3, 1904, Page 4

TERS RR RE TE NR ON SET RE THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 5, 1904 is LITLE IMIS Deafness CLOSE FRE CALL aver covery for the Posilive Cure of Deafness and Head Noises and I Give the Secret Free, Ae a ak RL i ha e meags238 5 7 ‘Foylor (fothing @ : +] nr ROADWAY Cor. CHAMBERS ST. | Advance Offerings of Spring Overcoats.| . About 800 handsome hand-made Top Overcoats, | carried over from last season, is the reason for this MRS. MAY WILLIAMSDORFER, WHO WAS ARRESTED IN A THEATRE. Mother Fleeing from Flames Bade Him Hold Tight to Her Skirt, but He Lost His Grasp and Nearly His Life. Send Me No Money—Simply Write Me About | Your Ci ind 1 Send You the Secret by Return Mail Absolutely Pree. Fire In the five-story double tene- After years of research ment at No. 151 Ridge street to-day |of the deeper sctent: occult and invisible of > $he Dared to Remonstrate with) ecial Policeman Jennings in a Harlem Theatre and Her| Egrrest Followed. —. jw. ndertul, Mysterious Power 4| jople’ Deal for Years Hear Watch in a Few Minutes. With This Have Mai the Tick ofa medorfer, ninetesn ) 249 East One Hun-| old, of, @red and Twenty-fitih street, who has) nent eighteen families, comprising more | found th: “ 5 5 Begn married ust three weeks, ap-| than one hundred and Atty persons, tn rend a ineae and tm cna Sy oi extraordinary reduction at the very ae of the |} pear re ‘our. to- panic to the street. One life was|#ame mysterious know! ‘and power to ahswer a charge of disorderly cond nearly lost in the ryan, There rdly season, These coats were made last yeas hey are, Mrs, williamsdorter was arrested, yes fa family In the house with fewer than however, as good in every detai] as this year’s tiga ‘ i lay at a performance of the “Ml1- five children. i i p i lasitinck” at the. Now Star Seater radi in) (helreomies oF and the change in style is scarcely perceptible. See them |} tre, One Hundred and Seventh Mrs, Glackstein on the fourth floor, To-Morrow and Saturday. { eat in) Lexington pasate probably from an overheated stove. No j irs. W Mamsdorfer jas been accus- ove was {n the rooms at the time. It ikeLi to go to the Star Theatre every Sug: atasoveied iby “es tenant pekeing Stylish Silk-Lined Coverts ‘ednesday matinee. reached through the hall, that sold for $25. * box-office yesterday ahold When the alarm was given the hallg A je downstairs part of the house was wore already thickly filled with smoke Nobby Box Coats, sold for and the rush that followed was made more strenuous, On the top floor lives $18, $20 and $22. a ea Mrs. Bchitker Four of her nix children Swell Vi that f 1 wero at home with her. Pleking up ssed quietly until the curtain fell three of the smallest In her arms, she well Vicunas that formerly ’ the third act, ‘Then the boys tn the Beith Wald at her euirt end to. hold sold for $22 and $25. ery began whistling “Bedelia” as an tight and f her. paniinent to the orchestra, plate way ‘Sukie was overcome Your Choice from the Entire Special olicem: Jose) Jennings by the smoke for order, but the. amull bo Schliker's skirt (it) aed GDOUOUROONONIG no attention to him. Final! absence in re . enraged at the continuan ih whistling, picked ov: Jam So ° 1, eighteen years old, ket on the ground floor, up the stairs dj and front of the offenders, earch of Jaki ran ul a ues ing to Mrs. Williamsdorfer, slap- He found the unconscious lad on the e the face. second landing and brought him down ells iat hap- In safety. That, the Uttle fellow was sels hil I d ‘0 hin, mpled to dea nward | give to ey e° ‘Then he rush wae TSE OF the conunte’ to be | tersou pertert teuriog agalis and fay te Take them while they last, an fake ie vot rvello Rgtray ft gu don't Kes Mifhe irae put out atter doing about tpoaratinalveky alt pumps, most of a vanishing opportunity. poe ' a8] ‘ou in the jaw.” 00 worth of damage, joucl id thi 1 forthe he grabbed hoid of me and os thrash chat afer the. pubic throu | aes Spring abe rane may be looks he stulrs to the lobby. ming advertisements I can and will e Pine ts ave the ha WOMEN TFUSHEDIERDM CM er ad ia v that iti nol onl capture: buyers, but ar 2 Sreatre, | The policeman ae fs one that Is so simpl a way nat will not y, ap! 7 lyers, fe, Baek Into Is Mother and Damahier yniured and) iyortigats fully, absolutely tree, and you | will cause every retailer of Clothing to look on Taken to Hospital. for it only after you a the 1 i \- i In trying to alight from an Eighth|Poavinced that it will cure you, ae ttehas | {| commcyT vse Wl in open-mouthed astonishment. ! y an- front of No. 187 Eighth avenue, Mrs.|you have been deat nor what caused your $ ent downstairs in your | eile aa ont danse dh! EAE > COR SPITTING. | 2,tiepvezman, “doce foraet the nk Marea’ Smith, age evant and her tie et ecaneat curizeet |] $18, $20 and $22 Winter and Spring Suits ; ‘the theatre came out of the office. ° hat men, I'll fine them $5." daughter, Minnie, of No. 742 Wavhington Patter ‘how . have: taltan, No} . s ube, told, the same policeman he Seco ine malveny, thing, tt rained today.” re] streot, were roughly, pushed off by two) —no matter you| Il A great line of men’s business and semi-dress Suits; worsteds, arrest me, ‘Lock her up,’ d He Woro @ Sil kea) & ig m d that they had 10 ‘f A * 5 policeman In tho case was Sher! Med Meenta Have Been ¢0, | mee ate aay cheney, of, Headgear Cle| to be taken, to cheNew roe omit Hyethod of treatrant will cure you."t prove tweeds, thibets, fancy mixtures, in single and double breasted nin - . ° e re. you F rae, the ‘East One FHundred and| Magistrate Barlow, in the Centre one.” wenaein a call for Es women Lan] this 80, Yaay and I will send: you tak ie | sacks, swell cut, hand-tailored garments......---- ra eetteees street station. io 8 he] Street Court, to-day, angry at the ar- had them taken Immediately to the hos- jon. by return mail. old and Mra, Willlamadorfer pital. Mra, Smith received severer In-| Addre i ifford Powell, 632 A s . alled, out | Faignment before him of a number of : ‘ ne ud | $ $ Woenet oy her husban {| laborers for violation of the anti-spit- DRINK LEADS TO SUICIDE. | juries ian ner eee He mp) I pomemb ExtraChoice 25 & 28 Winter & Spring Suits er. tng ordinance, maid to the policemen | pots jor In- 2 xen rr orsteds, tweeds, serges, thibets who made the’ arrests: Folittetan and ex-Saloonkeeverta-!TQQK MORPHINE AND DIED, | ser sxd full information by return GE aia a ever “1 Go not think that you strike at the} ji. eaten thronte os ACD and Scotch merchant u lor fal ee ee an a le edorter Wi] root of the evil by arresting ignorant aaah ond his ile} Lert Nothing Behind to Shaw His ast ks, all beautifully hand tailored; snug-tit in, siness of ony kind foreigners and poor Inborers. Bring in oa while eee Hite wae oh Thomas Identity. Millionaires Who Are Soldiers, brea tea Hote ho! ae every size : ! : fd AG.) the men with wk hata who violate the| Hramnan. of No. ih Weal Ubirty-rec’| A man about thirty-five years old,| Those who think that the young men large a shoulders ; y e | law. in, his home, by inhaling g H,| Who registered as A. Furan, committed | of the very rich are a sort of useless A sanitary policeman arraigned Moses | jocxed himself in the dining-room and|#ulcide with morphine early to-day at = Spiro, of No. 182 Prospect Park West, |turned on two ots. Mills Hotel No. 1. 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