The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1905, Page 13

‘TH WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, APRIT/20, 1906. is under the pare of two physicians, Hearing the dog's cries of pain, Mra. | the Prevention of Cruelt; IDEATH OF DODO MADE Dodo was * wise little water spaniel, | Ooutts tan’ to the nrect and eathered | shot Dodo. ‘ wee Yesterday he waa gambolling In the ghee the spaniel in her arms, Mad with do not want to talk about ne HIS OWNER ILL, Janine and wandored into the strest, Sud- @ bit her several times on the | Mra, Coutts Inet night “E am denly (here war a white of wheels, A| hands and arms, causing her to become |now. Tam Not attald of any ot | Leraipearanreasry Great touring oar truck, him | and) hypterdoal with’ fright “and pain, | Sas a consequence of beine bit JERSEY BLASTS Spantel nn Down by Aute Bit Mrs,| was gone. It all happened eo quickly | serious did Mra, Coutts’ condition seem | Injury to me iso Uitte thine ‘oO et | ‘Marie Tempest in Fine Comedy hag ede Company Scores Tre .e Gordon Lennox’s ‘* Free- dom of Sasanne.’” ; that not eyeh nimble-footed Dodo knew | for & time ‘that physicians wore called | with the loss of Dodo, 1 wat Coutts When She Took Wim What had happened. ‘The little dog iny | to. dems her wounds a calm her his awfal death At n NV ee coray with_a_broken back, nerves, wont oft laty_ fo: thelr heart Dodo, one of the best-loved members| |West End Association of This! ot the nouscnold of George 1. Coutts, ‘0, 144 Joralemon street, Brooklyn, City Begins Action Against is dena Lia donmenlanee at Quarry Company Blowing Up! Rock on Palisades. 'M U N Y O N , S COLD CURE Those regular evening blasting par- A Price 25c, .Relleves (lew over at the Palisades are to be} as y thehead stopped, {f a sult started by the Weat) > y " End Assoctation proves successful, | oD throat Max Vogel, who lives in Weet Seventy- ana minth street, near Riverelde Drive, {e plaintife In the action, with the moral lungs @upport of the allied assoclationa on ‘ the west side. He eays the biesting Coutts F, | ye Mo-eay that Marie Tempest had the a et her feet is at least within fa foot of the truth, and, begging the om foot's parton, here goes, , MM you were not et the Empire The- 4, tefre last night you may better under- | iy the trend of this tribute by be- acquainted with the bare fact it one of the Tempest tootsles popped out tn the last act of "The Freedom of Susanne’ without any make-up, » {| There it was, sans whoo, sans stocking, almost eute ai cunning, ond os pink as a ting Extra,” done in the town of North Bergen on } , J at Miss Tempest does not suffer the Meoks estate is a source of con- “ Wy diately. from that affliction of the quitter com- | tinual annoyance, and that it has shat- Your Monoy if tt Falls, monly known as "cold feet” was evi- tered windows and otherwise damaged) roadway & 26th St, @encead not only by this rosy exhibit his home as well as other New York) ————= — but by the do-or-die spirit—bad sailor that she ts!—which brought her across the water ua first aid to Charles Froh- man’s enterprise which has made the | heaviem swell of the Atlantic slit up| and take notice of the only London } company ever hustled over here for a four weeks’ engagement, More, Please, Mr. Frohman, | So far as New York theatre-goers ®ro concerned, Mr. Frohman may re- peat this experiment as often as his purse will permit. The cable 18 prob- ably carrying him more than one yote of thanks to-day, for at the withering | end of @ none too healthy season the | Criterion ‘Theatre Company and comedy | come asa veritable godsend, Both we as welcome as the flowers in spring, and, as for a epring tonic, Marie Tem- pest Knocks ‘em all off the shelf. In- teud of going “o the doctor or the druggist go to the Empire, You will come away cured of every {ll you ex- pect to have. Not since ''Tho Duke of Killiorankie'' has a Broadway theatre housed such # delightful comedy as “The Freedom ot dwellings. | The area affected by the blasting, It is alleged in the complaint, extends from Beventleth streot to One Hundred and Twenty-fitth street, and as far east an Central Park West. Briefs were sub- mitted yesterday by both sides to Judge Davis, in tho Supreme Court, William HL Stayton, for the Clinton Point Quarrying Company, contended that the courte of this Btate had no Jurisdiction, as the aot complained of yas committed in New Jersey; Clarence | De Witt Rogers, for Mr, Vogel, said that jin the caso of auch an extraterritorial nuisance the New York courts would put |the members of the quarry company In jail if they disobeyed any decrees, as the sorpore tion was chartered in this State and many of its offloers were New Yorkers. ——— | ADVANCE’S PURSER DEAD. | Arthur Notte, of Port Richmond, §. Ty Paseen Aver at feat Excellent Values In Arthur G, Notte, purser of the steam. ship Advance, died on the last outward Men’s Suits. voyage of that steamer to Southern Sale of Men’s and Boys’ Easter Clothes. ’ . Men’s Spring Suits. 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