The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1905, Page 8

ry Sat RT ARTI RETINA RETIN TOP LOR MLRE RC ERVATY " aaa ciucira beak heaioa hil tatcindbintel uh Potent taaidan wand “waa br aed GREAT TO BAVEA LITTLE BLAC (By 7, BE. Powers.) NG Abad sWatarsek ROU adel ag a4 BUF lm fy anus K MAN. WHO OWNS FANNY? SHE DOES |, Fo waren conwrree Chamber of Commerce Sends in Its TRICKS FOR BOTH CLAIMANTS} ove uct tt som which Were Invited (o name throe rep- ose Eons 5 resentative men, one of whom would be| selocted by Mayor McClellan to act on Judge Higgins, of Jersey City, Would Have Been a Real Sofomcn|a committee relative to the water supple AY ON BIER [avi af ee Sve eviews ‘Ane oon) i g Had He Been Able to Decide Rightly in the Case a ot° th "Shamber oe Ghee of a Very Smart Terrier, George Wilson torday thethres: aman, Those selected are Gen, Horace P A POULVe Guse Kul CAAie: Gaeciiey Edward Simmons and Guster it Pomereleaieaiecuinerteg rece ‘ 7 Fanny yaaa: ‘yy, " Rota, ‘ dered stomach or sluggish Uver, No matter whom she belongs to, ) H ‘© can prove it.’ Judge Hig-| The Manufacturers’ Association, of | the blood al axel! smart a performer for Judge xins's court doesn't have a dog show| Brooklyn, sent In its selections several | cathartic ever compounded, of the First Criminal Court, of to enliven the dreary routine every |28)S Wo. The Merchants’ Asso Doctor Notices Flicker of Eye- lash and Revives East Side Patriarch. A Batewatty enatohed from the grave, | ‘Borts Lunevaki, patriarch of Israel, ONLY IN ‘ 5 “Very good, Ghee years lack but three of being opapaned tralners—count 'em—two, ments: the: bat A pecetved the congratulations of his| Fanny is a Scotch terrier and a ont Georke hala that Fanny woud wRt his grandchildren, his great | worth haying, Charles Cawod: ai {Sugar from his pockets, and a eourt n and his friends at his | No. B11 Green streol, Jersey Clly, Bal attendant boat It to the grocery and | |George © No, ha Resath ue aly oe tesa | atroet, arr « Judre Higeins ck with lump sugar, which the charged with pe farceny, Fanny |lever canine quickly fished from A it hours ago he was laid out atee devon anine"gulckiy heed : A iyé ny sation, | bottle and if you are not pertectd Jersey City, to even suggest division |Jay, and the Judge gave Cawodsky the [the {hrd of the organinations, has yet | He Mat und our renee ar ata Solomon, And tt would neve taken |ePening number. fa Solomonesque stunt to determine who| Directed by Cawodsky, Fanny sat owned Panny after her clever perform: | "Pon @ bench and after the plaintife ance to-day under the direction of two) Nad filled @ pipo gravely smoked it, id che Judge, ‘Cole- “Amsterdam” Silk Gloves—with double proved that she was smart enough to] ye oe ea thick and. fast, Fen thickess in the tips means no more break- 2 0 dead Leite bapa One hie be consitered grand tarceriy, Ht ere] siaveq dead, roiled over and barkea,|{| ig throngh of the fingers. They're made farithered body, @ faint Moker of an was any dog-stealing golng Bhe played no ¢avorit il of the finest, softest, purest silk, possessing hrtaha te OE KaAsn Mohan, \ pougnt | 88@ Played no favorites, and the Judge, WeEtUN elagtiol a fit No. 61 Weat One Hundred and Four. Coleman said fleclaring a dead-heat, discharged the wonderful elasticity an jurability. Our Fanny six months ag she was] larceny charge and advised Cawodsky |a puppy four weeks Cawodasky {to bring @ civil sult, which he did gala that he had missed his terrier four wooks ago, Like the m confidence in Amsterdam Double Tip- ped Silk Gloves is proven by a guar- antee ticket with every pair, 50c,75¢, $1.00 and $1.25 AT ALL STORES fas the belief that he will y The Wonderful Kidney, Liver and Evovy known shade tucluding white and black @ownd out a q ' Ow Bokar Cogpplaiy to attend Borin ec f CLUBMAN S WIFE Bladder Remedy. Breve for gastritis about two weeks 2 s i rm wrest, that a spark of Mfe re- Mained, and after two hours of hart werk he brought Boris Lunevak! out of | JRO Medow of death, wherefore Boris LIFE SAVED BY SWAMP-ROOT Vi 5) e The old man had enjoyed exoel- SAMPLE BOTTLE SENT FREE BY MAIL Do le Tipped | Bee heats up to this timo and had | : | Swamp-Root, discovered by the eml- nent kidney and bladder © specialist, | |promptly cures kidney, liver, bladder pees Sane and urié acid troubles, f) ‘ i fis descendants, numbering over forty, | Who visited him at frequent intervals ™ spite of the doctor's care, Lunevsk! | Bank, and night before last his. condi- tion was extremely critical, His sons, Solomon and Levi, and his Gaughters, Mra, Abe Katz and Mrs Bol Cohen, were watching at his bed. Bide, At 11 o'clock they sont for Dr. | Been happy in the companionship of Some of the early symptoms of weak . n aker| kidneys are pain or dull ache In the (Mrs. Alfred Thornton B | back, rheumatism, dizziness, headache, THURSDAY, JUNE 8TH , Says Her Husband Was SoJnervowsness, catarrh- of the bladder, 2 or calculi, bloating, sallow com: TAVERN ; : p jokar, He was out on another case Fond of His Clubs that He pully OF dark clreles under the Misses’ Wear, ‘ ayes, suppression of uring, or compelle Me ote ce ee «| Was Rarely at Home, |to pass water often day ahd night, LINEN SUITT, Long Coat Effect .......cseescesecsccavseseee 18,00 At that time Borle Lunevek! was, to The mild and extraordinary effect of @ll appearances, dead, Dr. Bokar, at the first look, thought that His patient | fad paused away, Then he saw the right eyelash flicker and determined to take heroic measures to fan the spark of life, . | He administered a powerful injection Of strychnine and ‘resorted to the | Standard methods of inducing respira- tion, At the end of two hours he was | by unmistakable signs of vitality, By daylight Boris Lunevski was able to talk, And to-day he sat up in an easy chair, [the world:tamous ‘kidney remedy, Dr.] CHILDRENS! DRESSES, Serges and mizturee.....0......+4443,75 ‘oo frequent visite to his me olubs | Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, is soon realized, Se ee ea ety aera lity eAMMlg: (NUMIEHESE. fORIACE WondAtlll|f | CHILDRENS COAT Ives eterersieseecrssreisceniiovte cee deZO niwork for Mrs Alfred | cures of the most distressing cases, If) wo aL eING SKIRTS, Dark miztures........-+6ses00+6063,83, 5,00 separation sus | YOU need a medicine you should have WASH POPLIN SKIRTS ......500 cssgcoes scores sesssessse sees Gud D Root {s not recommended for , : h will be | the bes OMe. Baker was Miss Mary ©. | everything, but if you have kidney, liver, oe eet br of one of the | bladder or uric acid trouble you will " t \ find it Just the remedy you need, neck oe ee eee fore. th ‘this elty on Swamp and most aristocratic families of ¢ PE ee eee eee et lie Sold uby druggists in’ fity-cent_ and h 80 one-dollar sizes. You may have a sample ee nome tee | bottle of Dr, Kilmer's Swamp-Root and ee . ent absence and came|a pamphlet that tells all about it, in- Petr two boys, | cluding many of the thousands of letters Tr rt, are now in Bt. | received from sufferers sued both sent : A Re free by mail. Write Dr. Kilmer Np Bit IGHARD (NX The Diminutive Senegambian Suffered Only a Temporary Repulse in Wall AN NOH Bingiaiitons. Ne You and please sbH sus . ' es Street, and, Quickly Recovering, Proceeded to Do Business in the WG ENTE LAMB NIAY Ri ent NCaTanES fo en ERIN SRM TSE IRIE nics SLES HIS WIFE Bishop’s Beer Garden and the Subway Tavern. yachtsman. He sailed abonrd the yacht] PUET It Att eM teats. but remember es being a member of many Hanae Ea Aa the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer’ lub, when she started or Swamp- ; ss, Bingham- jantlo race for the German Emperor's | SWamp-Root, and the addre lat —— Important Forcign and Telegraphic News 3 s.cl een Sporting Man and Editor Says Pere STE Tea er aaTiOne LI YA Mrs. Fox Is Living Abroad Harper Coming to New York|Night Attack at West Point. |Hay to Start Home. £ at ll reluctant to i i | SDON 7. » Hay e{tell of her marital troubles and how with Alfred Stein and Asks a CHICAGO, June 7.—Rumors of Presi-| WEST POINT, N. Y., JUNE 7.—Under aie poets rea aaattd Heres I HeLunSorLAIni WiOe Hers Husband Ri nonte Sale of Youths’ Outing Suits. You can dress him to your heart’s desire, and for a little price, at the best store for youths’ clothing, You'll find here the assortment to chogse from, and It’s a worthy one, Come here, where shopping is pleasant. dent Harper's failing health have been the cover of darkness West Point will yn [comings urged her to urate from To-day: Divorce, eee Ye t |b ad tox t by an Invading| 7M his hotel, He keeps in close touch | / t r = : SEER he ts golng away an f : Fi =|Jatter 1s doing all possible to secure |Ject: = = Z mixtures of lightweight homespuns; also blue serge; Coats skel- | present at the June convocation of the | battle, This is the first time the prob. “My husband fv pot cut out for a ee; respect for his desire to be quiet. The 8 Secretary will sail for New York to-| married man, He should be a bachelor y on the White Star line steamer|as he {s too fond of his clubs and too b ll, , in accordance with his original [little inclined to remain home with his Umbre LAS. The most Important case on tho di-| University of Chicago. President Har-| lem has been attempted at night, and Yorce calendar to-day was that of|per is to be accompanied by Mrs. Har-|much interest 1s manifested in the re-| Riohard Kk. Fox, the well-known sport-|per, but thelr destination 1s kept se-| sult by the Board of Visitors and officers eton lined; Pants with cuffs and belt loops, All materials guaranteed all wool $3.50, $4.50 YOUTHS' WASHABLE VESTS, a splendid variety of white Ba ae {ng man and editor, for an absolute dl- One explanation Is he desires to| of the post. The Academy will present }altic a Neal tf and fancy patterns; also fancy cloth Yorce from hls wite, Helen A. Fox, away from the excitement attend-| speateoular appearance, with the bill Pian CEASE CTE eee aaa Vests, in wool and silk mixtures. ... 95c to $2. 50 In hie mplaint Mr, Pox sweara that 0 convocation week Another | on sides ablaze with the re 0) until at last he neglected me STRAW HATS and SHOES tn a large assortme: he was married in London, Bnwland, In {is that he will go to New York to meet |musketry and machine guns stationed Reld Sees Wales, es . it . - Bi 5 y W Heda prlted! rf nt and all August, 189; that his wife was guilty| John D. Rockefeller relative to @ con-| among the hills, and above all the deep) y J cnox, gune t—Ambaseador Reld vith the uncertainty, ot! 20-2C/ JOY omen, aa lee me, f miscond ) Vocation gift. boom of the mountain howitzers throw- |.) a Bar eR A 53 to 59 West 14th Street, near 6th A Bi aleconau 40 at on Jan, 2 te a _ j Pee naginary shale into the Academy, aye to AGES LED, House : Misiany |in black, navy,red and green, ’ venue, a tf . ‘anes, to pay a personal vis! Oo th =f ee 0} | ‘ company with one Alfred Stein and l8|Te Ald Negroes, rs: He | Wales. Mrs, Reid this afternoon called handles of pearl and silver, Ri. BADE WIth Nin somewhere in BYE) iw cnane: Alan rune te Eeaket Palma’s Renomination. |on the wives of t silver tops, ebony handles for : ‘ NAVA otified that $600 oe A eae i i Another afidavit of Mr, Fox states| yen ee Pid ett in trust by the| MAVANA, June ihe National Con: ; mourning, fine natural wood, that while he and iis wife wore abroad | ge: Pyso & Bennett, of New Maven, | ei'ty genuminace President Paina by Lipton’s Yacht Luncheon, plain and silver trimmed ; tL suinie he became acquainted) Gonn., has been set apart to ald poor gojumation, Lhe platiorm declares tor ae aie Pony Sat A gent who Introduced him-| and deserving negro boye tn obtaining |the iny luble Interpretation of the Plat | LONDON: donee air Thom SEAGOERS ON OCEANIC. . 3 i ab Alfred Ateln, 1 PAVeateeCantatenielegse: Ament in the sense moat HERS Not wyligen Rueni eee 26-inch for Men, Accompanied us from place , es harmo, the Amerisan 5 ohn Fox Sails to See Richard fi F 1 fh and although Was attently » omy with the U | winner of the reeent 1 croker tn Ir a. ine natural woods ; mje te ides nate. igpeena| Veteran Shipper Dead. \f sane eee Linen Suit J of my mind, as my wife had been! CAMDEN. J, JUNE %.—Wilson | Oxford Degree for Osler. Among those t “am T Married to me for u period of twenty | witzgorald x years old, the old- |" Q norn, Bnetand, June 7." Me Ona : 9 , i Years, and she isa woman about ftty-| mem Philadelphia Com: | | of the Univers! Hoyt nod Ly Bi: Specialties elght yosirs old." qnerclal Lixchange, died this morning at | VOrMtlan of Ait ner xt value $3.00. % The aMidayit goes on ‘to etate Fox} wis home in this city, The first salt that Hopkins University : Sir y . _———} Exceptional Values, Hun- And hie wife returied to New York on Foached Cainden in putle wa 1 Oxford, |other members of the House of Coin on JS. Hackett ar ise dreds of styles to select Ost, 28 lost, that Siein arrived the day| shipped to him. the Tet Oe pres 1 Lannea re Capt, Barr was unable to attend.) mm Mu Mi fi Pri Pofore and that Mrs, Fox was In the | ee ee erie a ioaded cars across Le hall was elaborately decorated | Lompe Mrs. PrankiinD. or avlor rom, Prices habit of visiting dally at his| the Myer, He was’ prominent 1h muni | tters land the orchestra played American alra, | Roos Yamaoka, j s 50 $ $ D est Thircy. eat pal affairs id ie id | n at roe in N) a airy aR Tair wes telan | Broadway and Twentieth Street, 1 6. 28. 35, BREAN aN te Cha oon ea " \ LL Ainetepath Bisse ard K. fin Y lived at No, 2038 Wk. | Fifth Avenue, 1 menial W ec econd Will Talk. | , ied avon " ules J. Fox, a Silent on Se¢ Be aly eke ey These are the lightest weight, Special Offering than altidavit that Mev Fox portent | ramtty of the late J. Montgomery Sears, ° ; , thinnest two-piece outing suits ever THIS WEEK hia father and hinself to go to Palm {declined to-day to discuss the report tailored that have shape and syle 100 fine hand embroidered Beash on Jan. 1) ind that she sailed {that & second will sald to have been to ‘em, They don’t droop about’ Irish Linen Suits. for France two divs later under an- [drawn by Mr. Sears not long previous your figure like an alpaca coat, and of ie 5 BE oth, smn | | khown that A Will made about twelve | yet they're every bit as cool, $1 2 50 foure Aieln rovned, "Merion a yiee | eae BAe present ee , Ina ve range of patterns and e Value $22.50 bof Mrs, ox ax that of th day es to fit every one, : Who called tos n, Shi will and ¢ Joh Forsyth Soman came i Sears ; ' f ’ The greatest hot-weather wor-| JON NM ythe Bian came a iy present. it for probate to. the ISTANCE TRAIN IN THE WORLD ‘ ’ Mraatentee ate owe, BOUT Grub Teneo to hr a be THE FASTEST LONG D Women’s sted In America under $20, Ex- THE WAIST HOUSE founds of Kis: Je the visitor way jand prover E clusively here $13.50, 0% 17th and 18th Streets the OOM a out Leaaadngin saci nt J UN 11, 1905 ig Habit.Got | 865 Broadway, 17: r the sivamsnip, Now. ¥ iit, Her Two Husband's Sulcides ilk 0Sé,|Get the Ha Gro to Biman ven ate to be) CLEVELAND, June 7—Following a sé 9 | Ue ableeka Fee ee eeermetncten cern THE PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL” | wi Brill Br LITTLE Bee ai o'olote went, oe Hae hen fted a. bile Gibb BR PUAOED IN SERVICH OW © « | DhAKIBS as Mrs. Puchs. : aay . CED IN SERVICE ON THE , i . f , Frotiitrg FW 2 Into his own, Drain at the home of Plain black, Richelieu’ rib,|| UNION SQUARE TALKS a nr ene wo died almost instan i i Q 14th Street, Near Broadway, | plain pink, blue, tan anda} 339'Reondway, near Chambers, variety of shades to match] 47 Cortlandt St., near Greenwich, St. ner Third Ave. costumes and shoes, la5th Bei corer: pL SSD ANSING 3°31 To HOMEMAKERS, In the matter of Tapestry Brus. sels Carpets we meet the home- makers more than haif way. In these days the saving on the price of a carpet with every other advantage must bs thought of, Call to-morrow; It's the best time, ‘CARPETS PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD “BETWEEN NEW YORK AND CHICAGO _ ON THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE DAILY: z | was drowned here reniy WOMAN CAUSES ARREST. Pollowed Man After Dincovertuy Door Casing Ripped om, coolness of a woman Joseph No! “| Newspaper Gained as Many Want Ads. value $1.95. Fancy Silk Hose, last week as did the agers, nincteen, elving his address 1 Ly, New York (W. 23d St.) . . 3.55 P, M, Lv.Chicago.. . . . . . . 2.45P.M, || ¢mbroidered in colors, He eee ea aM World? j teonth streets owen his arrest ona fo |" (Desbs & Cort, Sts.) 4,00 Ar, New York, s+ + 2 + 4 9.45 A.M. Py i Atvertisements tor the World may be ist [| Smith's Tapestry Brussels, ior Worts Watt Dict) tan ia had J Reson sees ns 345 4 |e Brookins aa MY 2.25 pales. | uteri re Matte 8 Se aa ge, Ne, “Poin the Harlem Court t 4 RARER AEE} SE . sewer remem value $3.95. Audie Se i ad and Tabaltiy Brudiels, 20,332 ag Reconalng to her story. Mts, Ema 1 PULLMAN PARLOR SMOKING CAR, DRAWING-ROOM SLEEPING CARS, DINING CAR, pacelh —— ae 500, te WORLD WANTS PRINTED, se near & fuseleliun fea * : : AND COMPARTMENT OBSERVATION CAR, Lord& Taylor, see TR arp eOTEVE saitits Tapaally Brussel Bhe started upstairs and was passed oh Tan IDEA ‘ eens py 2,104 | ihe stairway by young’ tah Gott A B U S INESS D A Y | N EIT HER C | T Y Broadway and Twenttoth Streot, tells you just what_you want to Hae belle pet 706. toate. on te net, Sogmes ane, coma. that, the nr ‘ + WORLD WANTS GAINED, {3 to her rooms, she found that. the ing had been stoicn she sasue | We W. ATTERBURY, J, R. WOOD, GEO, W. BOYD, @ to the street and ca Passenger Trallic Manager. * General Passenger Agent, Fifth Avenue, Nineteenth Street,