The evening world. Newspaper, March 24, 1904, Page 8

~ SECRETLY MARRIED £ila, Bradna, Equestrienne with the Barnum & Bailey Show, Becomes the Wife of Her Ringmaster. , ‘ QUIET WEDDING IN LONDON. | : | But the Couple Kept the Affair a Secret Until Yesterday, and To- Day Received Hearty Congratula- tions of Their Many Friends. _ A pretty romance developed this morning at Madison Square Garden and Bs a result all the members of the Barnum & Bailey Company are ex- ‘tending their felicitationa to two of the popular members of the company. When the circus returned from Eu- ‘rope last year it brought with the ‘famous eauestrienne, Filla Bradna. Despite the fact that she !s almost a Phenomenon in musoular development, | ———— ~~ ahe 4s of extremely graceful figure pnd was christened by the company as! MURDERER A\ *the Dresden China Girl.” 4 Bhe was accompanied by her cousin Funeral of Chr lightest indication that any other than | rs id purely cousinly sentiment existed be- ¥ them. . * They returned to Europe last fall. | Where they spent the winter and some @firee weeks ago came back to New | we that the re station we were 1 to yesterday morning @hat there had been any heir relationship. ‘They were forced out of their sceret welations yesterday morning by the as- sgignment of the various mombers df he company to thelr quarters upon the Bleeping cats for the ensuing travelling weason. Mr. Bradua was compelled to Dlushingly that he and his upon the day before they tu embark to America had suspected change in | A good many spring tonics con The news of the announceme epread through the Garden and festation of the py couple, attired in rowsh 4 \ clothes, were compelled to hoid out, as so many dmpromptu reception. ‘ SSS * 32 DIE AS VILLAGE SINKS. | velopment of any ee in the system. in Spanish Community Drop Underground After Ruin MAD! RID, March %4.—The persistent |* Fains of the past few lay re Bulted in the sinking ot the village of Cuevas, a Thirty-two persons ure reported dead. BAD Boils and pimples, sores, ulcers and pr ofgbad blood. When the bodily organs th the impurities and casts them out through sluggish blood, the skin reacts, and the 1 in the and inflamed by the acrid matter passing o and red, disfiguring blotches, pimples, blackheads, and all manner of torment- ing, itching eruptions break through and continue until the riotous, feverish blood » has been restored to its normal state. At this son the system should have a thorough cleansing, the blood pur- ified and all the bodily organs toned up and strengthened, or you may look out for a return of your old skin trouble Jater on, for as long as a remuant of disease remaips in the blood it i to come back. The use of lotions, pow- ders, soaps and salves in diseases of the skin do but jittle good, for the blood and not the skin isthe real seat of the trouble. It is internal, not external. ‘he humor or poison in the blood is the cause of the eruption, and a blood purifier and not lotions or salyes is required in the treat- ment of these skin dis Face pow- § ders and cosmetics of various kinds cover up for the time being the ugly blemishes, blackheads and pimples and glaze over the rough red skin, but the impurities in the blood will continue to break out until the evil is corrected at its fountain head Purify the blood and the skin will take ca } ses. ygood. A better and safer remedy for d humo eruptions cine cont perior. h improves under its tonic effect, ess, loss of appetite, and other Write us if troubled with sores bir Physician advise y > SHE MARRIED HER RINGMASTER. | Fle Sradner hoffer's wife cond) ewer sium, an injurious drug that Appear on the body fs a m humours and {mpurities being drive: thins and weakens the blood, reduces | down. the vitality and enables the rapid de-| and nourishes the borly because its the poisonous waste matter be driven | drugs or acids out of the body in the spring. but the |that ts clalmed for it, sore or itching eruption of some kind is the result. stem all winter are suddenly thrown off by the blood and the pores are clogged +, ,eral compounds so often used in skin diseases frequently do more harm than good. ) c a@may dry up the eruption, but the effect upon the stomach and general aystem is far from «4 description. system builder, but q tonic and appetizer without a su- THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1904: —— WOMAN KILLED BY FALL FROM WINDOW ae See ; Supposed to Have Been Hang-| ing Clothes, but the Police Take Her Husband, Who Was) in the House, in Custody. Mrs. Kate Hatteta fell fourth floor of the bulldink Ninth avenue this afternoon the 706 from No. to her apartments, where they found Hatheld. His actions were so auspicious that It was deemed best to take lim to the station-house, He appeared dazed and could give no connected statement about anything that had happened previous to the fall of bis wife | At the West Firty-seventh street ata tion-house Hatheld said that he had had & quarrel with his wife just before she fell to her death and that she had started across the fire-escape to the apartment of a Mrs. Kilngman, ND SON BURIED. Int. Kirachoffer and next Syrederick Brad: hal) hand the Boy He Killed. door, Ho did not swe her after abe i fadna, a tall, handsome! sme sunerals o Ne climbed out of the window ne fan. He has served as her ring mas-| , 00° 1inerals of Christ. Kirschoffer and) Dojjeeman took lim to the courtyard Tiee, hea chi Acrptess tie MAS- | the four-year-old son he killed in Wil-| where her body las _ mrp ep ote beta rhreei horaoe two days ago were held to-| Hattleld was charged with being a sus- and has at all times devoted himdelf rom the little restaurant that |Piclous person and locked up, The fur @o her affairs, ‘There was never the} : att niture In his flat was found tn Hee ente owed not had ebite seekers cole of the Bedford ‘alted out pening in the fro it his wife had ach the Kung t and had probably be- ‘Zork to renew thelr engagement with/| ek mall white hearse for the A large number of | Of the cniid. ———————— Mrs. Kirschoffer ts still alive the ity, returned with | paite,,himchofter, is still alive in tel EARTHQUAKE IN ECUADOR. hip. Neither they | an aven ch nee for re ry. rh GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, March 24.- mor bers of uny up| let her hush ver hea CHAAR RTARGS pada embers, of tN sae rtt hy toh been remove and she has regained c Heaps ~ HOW PEOPLE ARE MISLED. ———— only way that can be done ts, by tain iodide of potas- | strengthening and building up the sys. the blotches| tem, so each organ can do its work ani-| Properiy—which is the manner in the) which Father John’s Medicine has n| been So successful in restoring health| ‘This drug| and strength to those who are run It has a gentle laxative effect, medicines sold as) poison—It 1s not suppose. - disease that may be| ingredients are pure food elements— It is important that! no opiates or narcotics, or poisonous, Guaranteed to do all) Father John’s Medicine ts Invaluable as a Tonic and| ' Body Builder in the Spring--Makes Flesh and Strength, SIGNS OF BLOOD istular or dry ‘scaly skin eruptions, are signs at nature has designed for the cleansing and purification of the system break down or become torpid and inactive, the blood takes up the pores of the skin, and a carbuncle or boil, The warm days of spring arouse the | pwmors and poisons that have been collecting fi, and the skin has a dry or oily appearance, STRONG AND VIGOROUS NOW Buoyrus, Ohio, August 17, 1908, My groneral healih was greatly rn down and am satis- fied that my blood was weak andimpure. 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To-day my blood is in fine condition and my health is of the best Am foreman for a large concern here, and iff was not in good physical condition it would be impossible tor me to fillthe place. &.S. 8, has been of great se m Killed, Her husband, James, who was found Jn the house, wax arrested, am it fy not entirely clear how she came to fall The report of the enighbors is that | she wan hanging clothes, became over- balanced and slipped out his story was allowed to stand until after she had died, and then pol nt upstairs *|trouble and chronic liver affection. WATCH THE SKIN FOR SIGNS OF BAD BLOOD. | to me and |! “unt wes | Cure of One Girl Showed to Her Sister the Way to | Perfect Health | Roth these sisters. Miss Bessie O'Lough= |lin and Miss Mary O*Loughlin—were af- | Aicted with variations of the same dirense. 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