The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1905, Page 2

a NT IVES AWAY F KILLED BIRL IN ms OOR OVA) AS NIECE NEWARK VARK HOTEL Lovers, orantaa Ha Fifteen Minutes : ie Together, Spend Time. in En- With Mrs, Rowsevelt and Miss| Mamie Dents, S Supposed to) dearments and Caresses— Alice He Journeys Here | Be Strangled, Died from Girl Promises to “Ba True,” to Attend Wedding. - ‘Natural Causes. mete BRIDEGROOM A A COUSIN. AUTOPSY REVEALS IT. _— OHN E. REDMOND, th Be SENDS. GREET NG. (By Cable to The Bvéening World.) LONDON, March: 17. To the Editor of The Evening World; Sir: The St. Pattick’s Day banquet in London, at iw which I presided last night, always Is one of the sige’ nificant avents of the year, and one which points with ‘the fidelity of a barometer to the poate the Irish cause” will-assumte, The striking success of last night’s tartan Is therefore significant. Telegrams have come to me from the Iristy World’s Fair; they havé come froth New York, from Cape Town and from all parts of Great Britain, Among the chief guests of the evening was.Dr. O'Donnell, Bishop of Raphoe. Then there were sub- (Bpeclal & The Evenine World, NEW BRUNSWICK, N, J., March 1SJulla Bowne. w to-day laundering thé aolled Inen of the eloping pastor, J, |: Frank Cordova, in omer that he may Ceremony Performed Only in| Supposed to Have Taken Hbnd-|arsoae opment tomecroy i ee scriptions from nearly every Irish Bishop: to the Par- fi 4 Y i i : ‘ iatabary Ness 9 asic shrek bee nl oo Rresence of Relatives and | ” ache Poiider:in Resort She. | Sumo rach ent, he sntencn for he as ranks and classes in Ireland than has existed since the Immediate Friends. Visited with Companion, | sassuls charges, the git bad Sock O ne N i g h a more pledged her faith and constandy, U pant he, Walked Into the MISSING SINGE WEDNESDAY. | ensure cme cra waked tor purtnuloe f 5 | | to s¢@° the prisoner ‘Tne Sheriff con- ducted the girl to the jall door and Hi shouted aloud for the former minister, Firet Bellef Wae that Giri Had Been) ore late his cell sna basen tOfeand Murdered—A Frequent Visitor at Resort In Newark, days of Parnell, As to the future! Chamberlain's ielier today promises an early election, and anv election will bring a Liberal majority which will willingly or unwillingly give Ireland in a great measure” ‘Self,government.” JOHN |B.,REDMOND, Treatment with MISS. ALICE A’ BRIDESMAID, Bride Was! Mies Mloanor Roosevelt ' and thé Bridegroom Frank Delano Roosevelt. _, DRUGGED GIRL TARMY CORNERED; | wal HE LURED AWAY CZAR DESPERATE ene (Continued f from First Page,) annals contain no more bitter imperial tele, catemony, Oply relatives of the bride Mutden opnsleted of tinore than '4n,000 | atid men, Hig ides in kille! and wound before ‘March’-10 te eattmated at 70 taak'| Nearly ail his wounded were north before the rallwag was | tha hate rly in the | pore beaded stan tr the eer ¥ chad "1 min sr Beale nat Facer are ev gst Abas Mamie, Dennis, the young girl who Was married this’ afternoon. to | Wa%, folind dead tn the “Washington Frank Delano Roosevelt, at the home| Hotel In Newark jast night, and wes Parish, jr. No. 8 Bast} st rat believed by. the’police to have reot, President’ Rogse- [007 strangled, was. nut murdered. Colinty Physician, MoKensle performed ‘an atitopay on tho to-day and dia- covered that the girl died of heart @ase, superindiced by a. headac! cousin of the bridegroom, bride away.’ Tae ceremony Wwas-a ‘simple’ ons, adjoining home of Mra, Ludlow thrown open for the occasion and the failed ‘hy wing-roome of both houses; meparat-| Where et ie warts Cure and purest of sirl's heart] “I won't, J won't, Frank. wal an mavens. parutlon ware thihws ‘was unusually. 5 very weak. {| for you and happier times,” the girl re- Bandage lightly in old soft cotton Tn 6 hall for the sweddl te Keone ania Naa nd am informed that the man with her ‘oom and. thelr most int!-| Got her some headache powders yester- mts feet were presen. day,and tt {8 quite likely that the rs ohhh ten Base, et tieae on the heart caused her trip from Washington to be present at ‘ThO Identity of the Dennis girl was the wedding, the date of whith was established to-day by the Jersey City oe net to accomodate hin convenience, ar- pallod,. Bhe was soventeen years old tived at the Parish home but @ short i tline before the fzed hour, Mra, Roose | Pd the only eblld of ee Oe walt and hoe daughter Aljoe, were the | J. City Helghts, She had alwa: three-year sentence on both convictions, versed in low tones, and then the ther iff told Julla that the time was up, wae Thelr taces came together in a long, Ungeting kiss. “My futher," said the girl, “has allow. you, Frank dear, always, always.’ Cordova wald that he would be lost without her, that hie life would have |@noint freely with CUTICURA OINTMENT, the great Skin no relieving or uplifting force if she Lyin’ or linen, For itching, burning, Cordova then told her that he had hourd the Judge would give him a and scaling bee pat rashes, ine Piped HOO don't tt awful?’ the ness, roughness, ekki and For ‘fifteen minutes the two: oon. |mailsy this treatment is simply wonderful, frequently curing is Klesed Many Times. the Iron bars which pipcatand him from Sulla, { “Julia, My Juliat” “Julia, my Julia!” he exclaimed, and eed toward the grating, The bars re wide enough apart for him to put ur his arma and partially embrace her, Soak the feet of hands on retiring ed) me to visit you, shall be true to | # astrong, hot, creamy lather of SOAP. Dry, and only other members of the, Presidential home an oxcelient Poonam Del ton, replied: “What, so soon? I hay one night. a ali Lah abd b Bap hh ek begun to talk.” The couple then Sond Coupon Datos, Gare, eraataing ot. Ctr . id Tsdlow Wonton care Sooatathl WA severn! times and the gitl left the jul, | fais ber vil gf a nay brida} oe and ssilsx, (athe had Contova was very rentless after that. | tq Caunber Se rt iret er ae Aioecdslfa whlonararieal AN: (he He walked up and down nis cell and | Pret. 4 sw mew to Cun fiver? Mumon* ¢ home of ret Parish, marched down afterward conversed with the jaller, hsusidaoune? / : the stairs from the second floor,.and “God ploks out & mate for. every gan ' The bale alally In the vie | Oetween broad ribbons of white satin, MAR FD HER Bhs, me ae “God Intended Julla j : ‘on tla arr my mileg weat\ of.| Proveeded to the drawing room of Mra, boi grate made a horrible mistake ; nad et ar Ladiow, which was well filled with aries, WANTS! WANTS! WANTS) 4 tharstore, | ne on i fs taney an toe [OG proonaldn al the were im Morris Talis Even- 4 Branch Ullices of j | see of tik Meronnt: a of Nhu Yat Ua oart and the. gueets- rowsck REE IF IT FAILS ; : “Talon jay attacked tals vr vouiling Mart happy, leaned Be, Me Bley. of Monee ne For the NA io a cy j amput and's # al in 1 y sduth\| upon the arm or the Président, wo) Marriage to State Senator Our Leading Drugglete ‘Oner the| tse Restiar advertibing: Rates and drove. the Russags out, {ntligting | looked more solemn than when he ap- d Poople of New York Vinol, a Body- MANHATTAN, : bad | BDAY 5 much suffering and serioup, Iobe,, born at. } publla function, But, he da} and Predicts. Trouble, Building, Strengthening and | ae? ximations, District, Melograoh of. ; record) during the Chinese war | Russlans, on being relnfored, counter- an. austel ty of expres- oir { : ne and belore Seen Healing Medicine. fea price ie. sas Biestene,: 5 lenge. of ti uae 4 Me Oe pee onions hs tug | Mise Miriam Morrie, of No, 867 We ts seventy, BM elt Hundted and Wghicenth street, iat) gt the brdes-|who hag startled many of senator | cans Sesernseeere.ie enmnelle, +4 Ordéred to St. Petersburg, PIMA AV<cAt Now. 120, M68, 890, 817, Boi, 1481) 1646, ATL, ie aaa t Mca kode, Lom a ve @ warranted cure fol red, dobiitaiea, nervous menty wouth of the village, ol, the moat delicious and val 0, Karopatkin will retur to Bt. Poters. cully, annihilated, redelving front, a Janies J, Frowiey's oonsituents ; ‘ i with : { and on’ the fan: nn” artilery © fite ot, aoe the declaration that ho ts ber divorced | Vivel tones op" Ay Me rea wate a Aromas ts a et : ; 4 husband end the ‘father of a fine boy [ese Pera Grea at 118 « a einen! Saerte who ts entered on. the birth’ register Pp ‘ 10, E td 1 i too, ane’ 1563, i katie yeti Qf Ue Bureau of Vital eatiation an om, w lawyer ot Winooski, Jes are 1 BAA j a tp vrais, j bt fan Bite: Maan be tas ihe eeci meetin: te panic Pieris AVCAt Now 1826, 1800 1968)" f stantial story of her marrage and. d- ive of repatatie, Vinol. 1 was tO vet | gieTit AV——At Nos. 00, 162, 947, 465, Fs T'nougnt. my roe it et ee cen | AE ea ‘ @ young woman’ declares that it tee vay apoa SO eLTce ao bee aah ae 4 the Benator persists in his dental of |, bee ey gts 5 es Bie eee vee ers ae MEN bi mY big ds : Tou, 988, 940, 3428, the martinge sje will make a fow dis-|u Pa My wel ole paveial cu condition. postures to tho public that will make ed in th a the Thirty-second ‘Assembly District cman * inal fa ea atl it ro |e up and take notice, Mias Morris, uf fgorctghlag: Bag ae io mi srt Ne 30 as -ahe calls herself since ahe obtained inst A ia Ba eason of the | THN —=At No, B85 i her Dakota divorce, is now living with Pa nover falls’ te ry the weak POUuTaRaTa BTA Nos, 25, 02, B19 wil , 5 her brother‘in-law, H. L, Briedlander, the sick well East; 407 We inded Gremated, t it js mbsurd for him {o deny our} Vinol ble for all hacking | iG MEER ST AT, and Ninth aig beh ae " ve{ marriage,” she said, "We wero mar- port hroat and by iyi pboke Cilla No. “Tes mast, 4 vee ime, rr, ia tut he | ried Jn White Plains in 190 by a Jus- | jowin TWENTY-GEVENTH BT——At No, 107 es mi th sn 16 2 site ‘The | tia of the Peace, and a record of our 8 TWENTY-RIGHTH BT, ond Ninth Av, i marHiage , Anscribed on the registers | retall areeatne of of Now Ya THIWTY-FIRMT 87, ¥ rh w | ‘or Vinol in thie tt THIRTX-FOURTH nea At in teatro THIRTY-NINTH *: be ee i okariee Be raphe and Nh of vital statistics at that place. The | As rt a reason wo were married by @ Justice df ~ ly, agree to, Lt ke ga tc] FORTY-SCOND Bi ratte | At “ine beta tha Peace was that Mr. Frawley la u ¥ one ho bays Vinol of us ond |» not) FORTY-SEOOND DLoAt Nos. 253, 408 of Groton, | WEE ELOPED purtect natinfiod Your, foe will be!” Weat, President’ Ro Roman Catholic ang 1 am a Jeweas etirued without red Lape ot emarrasing FONTY-mianirH $r—At No, 208 Bast fer congratulatio: is fice waa bul en at of eartiness, Then the ta ‘We ovuld not have been married by ® 1 q vestio ‘This shows our faith In Vinol iECOND nd First A RE | priest or ¢ rabbi, hv Nas ‘the purreh: takes ue chances In) yrery. ETYSEVENTH BT and eB “Mr. Frawley supported me and gave nti GIXTY-SEVENTH 8T—-At No. ieee Drug Stores, 8 AN Ave, and $d % i me everything a wife coul tig. d by Breer ter ate ‘Ay. Li Madison : Fealaty ‘hed ot = ye pendbatg have again’ been thrown Mra, into sion: by igld | Marshal : Kearerat ant Mies Aitoe jars ‘an ac-| rectly after our mari ECan soo und 908. Broadway, | BiG! > Oyams’s tetentiogs, by yen pith Alm to all ath St, ib? Amsterdam Ave., 28% | NINKEY-BECOND HT, and Medison Av. | BELTS ON THE SLOCUM ‘ of tho age ad anne, Kure H+ and Pa GE ret wi ‘ many friends |" icinaman's Drug stores, 91 Righth Ave. PIN BAY SRY ENE f fikte tensa ta sbre et have bel ry mory, In every: dotall 7 Yasin ts and BIDEN Ave ie Col HAGTH Br-rht No, BIO Wot. FAILED T0 SAVE LIFE, Lrg sacrificed in the Ieurried Aight from _+ Plane SY” haves tle Ay two years old bu TE ey ha 1 sak dled atta pa 87, and as Amsterdam ‘Ay. | * deep e ard Weer admere avacnetisn. The. eeoded | in Brooklyo—at all Holton Drug Stores, han ST, and Biehth Av. i ‘The Question of ammunition and tooa| Publisher Asserts She Ran oliid’e birth ean be found at i pine LIGTH BT -=At No, 200) Went, re Sty Weak Nerirnne Fervene Aigo Miial OAL Eoown Sak aired Away with Hungarian Army een lan fopa areted 'S went to live wit HARLEM OFFICE—-No. 211 West 125th rei Wore ‘Them. . at Wy parte fy a puree ad ‘ time, Hii St. siete, Sb Ane Lye ply mt to | 01 of ve" v 0 East, ie tay 3 mpsient. tsorraph pore Officer and Brings Suit: for ne z ses health, and white there I brought the ior BE and Yenox AY so oe yw ¢ | the half-famished troops when the new qi Watt ir varce action, 1 vom Non, a i W trial oree. A ‘Mr, Frawley is Daytt a 40TH OT. an4 Amocerdam Ay. alli, Laren Nps Of | retreat was ordered... Absolute: Divoree, ra, uawrence | regular allowance for our child's maine $1 for JAGTH OT, and Ameterdam Av ; AVEAUR A-—At Now, 2, 0, ao, 83, 1561, Henry W, Lundberg, former “proba. i i onary assistant tnspector,” jai Vindivostok Probably Lost. leriance, 1 cannot understand the oo | Tudwe’ Thomes' in°the Criminal Bratch | wat even tn the fase Of the possibility the Senator's denials, It Sgn AVENUE C—At Noo, 17, 53, 127, 162, he ‘or political reasons or it may i AVENUB D-—At No. 28, AMHTERDAM AY, np Nos, 05, 152, 183, The BEST Waterbury, Mr, gene Bkinin aH mand irs es las “Robinson and Mrs, Justice Dowling signed an order this wien, “be for religious reasora, he Roman onment |.of the United Btates Ciroutt Court. Bbe | of the complete Inve of the army;-and the| afternoon permitting Moses H, Gross: the wedding the President, his| Catholle rch does not tion al- —thatguaranteed to STAY 7, 507, GOS, 734, B15, O83, 1444, jbody of a drowned Adsattied feet that Yi fo already man to nerve a summons and com-|wife and nae NES Feturned to the eet yore, W tever th e,retton, it In idles * fast lack and rainproof, BHOADIVAY At No Not, 18104, 165%, 1620, possibly lost, peror atill shows Wo | plain a A im to den hal s * plaint by publication in an action BLEROKKR Phd Nos, 129, 124, a77, M. B. Umbrella is the BEST dollar Um- breila made, sold everywhere at 81, If vou ™ 4 i ‘the M, 1, send your doalet's namo and pent, vot ores le Hospital, | gane of yielding. hvpernertip. sneered The Bloc was | Mae cf eld tipuing the war brovght by Richard K. Fox, editor of Abe na, facovee ie bode the Police Gazette, againat his wife, ee hapats fon fH sane, vert Ae Ee ORT re eae, * Kk tel aon te ‘The order was granted upon affidavits een the Bowery, | aaye Ha ug ms another army of 4000. men ts to bel qigg aileging that Mrs, Fox has eloped shih BIG 7 PARADE, t No, Bowery, Nee | Secoalohes to the Far Hast, and in} with an officer in the Hungarian army ‘ ; to avold delay haa been decided | iamed Alfred Btoin, False Alarm Turned In and Fire Engines and Trucks Smashed Through the Line, noone ST e-At No, 248, BROAD 8T.—At No. SP, COLUMBUR AVm——At Nos, hes 68, 152, 241, 850, 574, TOR, DD, 1 to us and we Will have the umbret eliveres de by Miller Bros, & Co, Saal a 45- rulenanten St. New York. CLINTON BT At No, 100, This Guarantee on Every MB. Unhrella,| BARTON gr—cAt No. U3 KABT BROADWAY: Nos, 117, 18%, . ord a Ww ae the belt, hone of sending only reserve men to My on THe belt ane went Richard K. Fox is fitty-ol water, rh sank, to the Hah alt form new armioa largely of regular | aig, and his. wite le of the ie nas )meventy years old, pe had not Head Yo swimmer would keav) leaving the reserves to replace the ‘They were married in London, in Aug: { OOK for this Shield 1D IN STORE, \iigateatat Maciel have been dro lara in garrison duty at home, While the great parade was passing Wi aiavomess || | || sua, 220. ima, th ust, 1885. Forty swscond arab ica (TMB Uinbrelins Utica doers 16, Wain yet store 1 MRS GOULLD'S CO-WORKER tna Th ‘rasan tary | tbe etaree made Cntr, rn FO te ang. ih poliulbal petiadaa om | Tika Suecat he i, 404, war, & Bon, manufas- and her alloged Hungarian military af- ! you buy cigars. sisi gee SpivgN TEU i GREENWICH AV.—At No; 70, ner ‘No, @ John street, mistake to wend reserve men to the finity ran away ¢o Bur h ® distorted senso of humor sent in a } wed Heat employed an ' DEAD IN HOSPITAL, |irar. tas. A division of the Imperial Lay nee Now Yorke tas tgttter- | fre alarm trom the Bristol Butlding, at | | ————————___., CLOTHING JEWELRY ON TB, 7 be) ve. — J " al Cisgr tela y: Guard will be sent to the front, that corner, United Cigar Stores Co. a ee ous ats 416 ddA MADISON AV.—-At Nos, Uhat Dee Dresent whereabouts @re un-| gorge wall , with twenty-five men, 1270, 1470, 1t 19 hot improbable that some of this | ynown, Heart Disease Fatal to Eleanora “y Dei Drawo, Once Noted tor Wake agian will be Ah et ey the ast ae Daraders, giving | = 1 PER WEEK 1504, 1Gi1, 1008, 1756, 4848, 2059, » eparn: armies are to ani the engines and trucks t ORCHARD BT. e, h wy OFWs te ISSO Flaten, under Gens. Grodekoft, Grosoparg lend TWENTIETH VICTIM OF hina MAE IRAL Mtapmetio’ Rian tae K TON #E—At Now. 80, 105, B04, Mine Blognora Del Drago, sixty year | Kamarot ALLEN STREET FIRE DEAD} tn, "ire,ty, breaking tints wih ste pest pean ; ! Int 5 small hammer prov t shat etd Habart Date ed Rojestvensky Must Fight, by sone linknown verson, A nearon - FOR MEN AND WOMEN, ‘Tho War Council, it is also understood, | Clara Miniinte, Carried from, the building failed to locate the mis- Cures a Cold in OneDay, Buve Time and Money by Coming jure, cfeant, The parade was del Burniag Tenement by Police | fttesn’ minutes lelayed about man, Dies of Injuries, Se eee BIGGER Assoriments, BcTitk Quali| \ Miss Clara Ginsberg, seventesn years| TRIAL, FOR YOUNG OR G Ws Crowe tn. ties, MORE FAVORABLE Terms. | 38 LENOX CLOTHING CO., mission worker, and connection a friend of wealthy, women, among them | has definitely declded that Vice-Admiral Mrs, George Gould, died to-day An the | RoJestvenaky bali continue ile yovage Metropolitan Hospital on Bi and give battle to the Japenese In the HOUSTON AT ——sAt No, 52, BROADWAY—At No. 624, paid gp sd was at No, forlera hope of wresting contre! of the i Cook street, Brooklyn, tea from Admiral Toxo, fi ours? 4 F BRONX, In the last few years she had bee old, of No, 105 Allen stheet, one or tee rms 2274 30 Avy mear 124th Kt bai feomudniiy revelved at Hellevuer in pork —e Uhone reacued, though terribly bumed, RELEASE ON BAIL. ieD. xt Conant he ner Wait At, | IRD AVAL Now 2541, 2000, 8104 \AATH BT, and Bt, Ann's Ay, the aleohollo and payonopainns. wardn, | r> At theshea ei tivaeehey"hPenmase Wits | KUROPATKIN HAD | ctits mia estes ett ot Ballevua ahs gave ‘hte, Gould a her 480,000 MEN, | thanaen | 9 (ee ie Gouesencur “nearest trlend." Mrs, Gould was n a Veto was taken out of the budding | rea sn ee eves ander. the charge of tied Of er, deuth, n In, obit, fgg AH 95s UY ! taken out of the building | murdering George Eberhard, and who| ot her ame dead woman's (rien aie f 4 fi . ‘ will provide for her decent burial, | GHN. OKU'S HEADQUARTERS, Bat-|,"mitnt Recover Aho aaner the] cat te toed ty fia it Interment at Weat Burlington, Ni a urday, March 1, via Vii kow, March 16. twenileth vietlm of'the fire horror, | bail, Justice Trung 40 decided th” (90 | Crete NaT 8. 18a Uintes. on. Biaire ie, 8 0! y le a a ata Palas a cea wi do pid pdt faiiedetreitely Mia, of Mukden, found ‘guilty, “ach trial hae been ff, | . Funeral trom the seeidence of hie nice red Appeal and forces at the beginning vf the battle of fh Revs! es | owed ofl taat yeoman, and the setting ‘At West Burlington, N, Y., {48D 8T, and Alexander Av, 147TH ST, and Brook Ay, 140TH BT, and ‘Phird Av, LAUNDRY WANTS-FEMALE, 160TH ST. and Union Ay, \ Dunean Young, who has spent six widow ol tho Rev. John n tho alxty-seventh year Anketell, M boston ROAD—At No, 1008, CROTONA AV—At No, 1001, YRKEMAN ST—-At No, 1034, A, NEL ROSE Ave —At No, 766, FREMONT A jo, HSTCHESTER AV—At No, TH ‘ ALLIS AV—At No, 24% ( Mat ain No Mxtra Charge for Lt, ei AGvertistments. tor The Mgrs ee, hy pies let Rat "(MAN ge WRIN » 625 W. Bath at.