The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1906, Page 4

————— Carriage, Infatuated With 2 Crook. ‘volved and’ Her Husband: Is a Heartbroken, Stunning bluck gown and hat. im her arme the baby that yee) .& voloe broken with emotion, . Howard, Who Used Baby SHE ADMITS HER GUILT. ; to’ Give Name of Man In- Birs. Ahoa Howard, the Brooklyn woman Who Was orresied for a score Of burgjaries, using her baby and baby RUBE cs prea UU ALEN © (SEATE WALL NOT” STRING OF CABLE RUNAWAY STEER | SSAMERESIOR,T ANDREW DAVEY th former Preestent ot oo ating eens die cass |, Most housekeepers know from experience that the Andrew " 9,800 fe D ste fh upon for a ‘or Actress and Millionaire Turt|woters Refusal to Answer|Winriing of Postal Strike En-|Tosses a Street Clearier on Hts) ife"ses, sng ii) ales diem, Siaysau, VALUE. “No mater wa you equ the way of, roceies you ae 0" 6 a ie man Married Last August, | Panama Canal Questions | courages Other Boys to De- ieee etna CERES 2 <EEMSE Standard and that the price is as low or LOWER than the figures pre- Says Loulsville Report. Will Be Overlooked. mand Increase of Pay. Loic ae vailing elsewhere. cigs '|Fresh Eggs, 14 for 25 Cents News came rom Louisville to-day e 4 "7 Bmboliend by the success of the boys| Bunning wild up the avenue, tossing f that Viola Allen, the aotross, had mar-| WASHINGTON, Jan. 1A When’ 1) eniployed by the Commercial Cable and | his long Roma, a Dig atoar encaped from) Atvays Remember, the Foll: Name Strictly fresh. All candle tested. ried Peter Duryea, the turfman million-|S®@Ate Committee on Inter-Oceanto | Postal Telegraph Companies én. gaining | 0° the slaughter hous axative 4 - | th dn they struck for yesterday, | O¢ghtorhopd to-day and threw Firat Laxative — . cis ow Dang wat for Draco prom | aM stn Dlgulow's rata |" menmeocte of te, Sty employed | evenue fom oraecond to tarclhoaboratiapen|rOtatoes, per barrel, $2.40 4 Mi Coon gaementt Finest Long’ Island Potatoes, white and mealy; the . Ph unt of th to give namés of engineers alleged to | Telegraph Company went out on @| The steer tossed one man on its horns, i r Pine Bats $50,000, aigede ivan have said they would not accept em-| trike of their own to-day. @soaped two polloemen who tried to rich, dry Potatoes, that usually command a fancy price. t rn t They told the manager that unless | stop it, and en ite r after being Sit Cree Cente ere ene COM, cate Mey akasgu' shi tue ecattettiog ot the were granted @ raise of trom 2 fesboed by qman at sixty FANCY CORN, Maine style, per can..... a 7c endar only this eek. : Panama Canal the doors were closed. | t0 bho jonah Seana cee | SALMON, fancy red. Alaska, 1 1b. tall cans, at.. -.-10¢ - Betore the meeting several members egraph messengers gained, th ldn't and for F ‘Adgzrcing to the report ‘from “Louie: | Ears oe ea ae eet ice ie Tae cae tha cto ls car egy oa ee SARDINES, finest American oil, key opening cans 3c ir tt ville, if nw i or ” .y = , i Mipalam Ate an inuee PEN een eritecatee |e See eee cane ey emaeuyt | pany’ centeal Gftse) falta London, and fe animal, oscaped ‘Above items and scores of others equally good, all up to @s a dilnd during the last sev- ithe, pleaded guilty to-day to against her in the Kings ‘The papera in the suit of Miss Madden | Stricken yesterday with paralysis, to work if he would cable their damands | than Buffalo Bill's show, managed to like hardness: jpurityand PRIME RIBS ROAST, LB ...... 10c @ 12c Senioet ital teDtlonaine Gestare De frex| (rs, m mus Formerly Mise Laina | '“stoat of te strikers eturaed to work |S vecare ita wrlitee tea: he aa Beit aaeaultee Sttentive wo ber for a number of years) oe iyimpmon & Dundy, peoptietsrs ot | Wider, this armistice fal 10 @ pole, but It became restive, | Unequaled durability. 223 FIRST AVENUE ‘and proposed to her four times. She be-| the Hippodrome in Manhattan, “Luna| In the American District Telegraph |and aa it was feared that it would ‘This and 560 other uten- 9 ried on Aug. 16 last. The only witnesses | of a witness “wh6se testimony appeared : te Were Mra Barah Allen the wetense |t0 be of too lttle value to dignity his | ‘8 Tanager hed no authority to grant somewhere near Forty-second duct with summery punishment.” the raise if he wished, he tried to per-| street_and ran north. mother, and her colored maid, America | Yt way decided that further discussion |suadc the messengers to tay at work| At Forty-ffth street Peter Zimmer- AVegner. The ceremony waa portorined |in executive session should be had, how- | until he could communtoate with the|@an, forty-one years old, a stre:t by the Rev. W. Frank Hardy in 8t. an- | ever, fo determine whether the witness | To: don ofce. i Sleanér of No. $28 Rast sixtieth, street, drew's Protestant Episcopal Church, of | Should. toi portunity (0) “The boys were tmpatient, however, | Sunmerman, charged, and caught the waich Mr. Hardy ts assistant rector. Later the committee announced that|/ and immediately doffed thelr uniforms | cleaner on its eee arate tes Nows of the marriage was confirmed iy mine postoaned until next Feber’ egn-|and went out. As ‘only about eight or Levene: te track on his. head ant to-day by friends of tho bride in thia| Haerition one oral Un! ten of the older boys remat Buffered a painful soalp wound and a city. Thies amie hae Sar Ueved that Bigelow will be punished. ye remained at work a pain long been Ga erdeut adlcsrer Gt asic - the service was badly\crippled. A large |!" Steer dashed on. and at Forty- “Ausal"engdan aaa aes LUNA PARK NAMED FOR part of the mercantile and Stock Ex-| sixth street met Detectives Crotty and if rejected hie sult) LU RK N HER. | coange business betwein New York ana| O'Connor, of the Hast Fifty-frat street everal times. They couki not expiain eS |London is done over the cables of tna | station. Crotty used to work on a Kitchen Ware i) Plo Srabse tito Gi oaaaanes | Mrs. Newman, Sister of Mr. Dundy, company, and the effet on the firms in| feceme a New York bollceinan. He | fi NE | the street deaili ith the to catch the steer’s horns to throw | reason for the marringe taking place in Dice te eevee er ees leae Peweasutine ietka da Company Pes) ect the enkpal Outied fim aside and | “THE WARE THAT WEARS? | Kentucky, Mr. Duryea's frients ex-| BAYONN y NN. J., Jan, 19.—Mrs. Henry | flloped on. After a conference among themselves | © . Len lining of Plained, was that he was born there. It| B. Newman died at her home at Avenue | .om. of the more intelligent among the Wilbur of cre fast pizty-soventa street Sens Sp retadee 4 Was part of the romance, they said, ghat|C. and Fourth strect here to day after | strikers decided to propace an aemeatios Non; thoush a New Yorker bora and | utensils is called Diamond the marringe take place in that State, |an fllncss of only one day. She was|to the manager, that they would return | peed und never nearer the Wild Wat| White because of its Diamond the Andrew Davey standard of purity and quality, on sale In All the Andrew Davey Stores. I. Steigerwald Packing Co. ' MEATS, POULTRY AND PROVISIONS, Special Saturday Prices. CHOICE CANADA LEGS OF MUTTON, LB wan the suit in 1901 be on Monday. Fou ought vel up with shame cho very thougat-of ‘amin h L unsuspecting husban wns led away, this time at ®) earnestiy that there was ites ht of the sincerity of her grief. it , who lived at-No. % Ber- wenue, haa heen married for about . Her husband, who worked in Brovslyn Navy-Yard,.pelleved in | his wife implicitly and never for an in- | stant suspected her. She made the ac- ¥ tance of a young crook, wit ‘y she became tnfatuated. Under 4 she became the most expert out of jail. phe broke down and to thefts, | Her husbanc ‘neartbroken when he learned cf life whe had been lealing. The thing she would not divloe, an¢ could draw it from her, was name not tell what she had done with ‘go0us. SAY SLOCUM'S LIFE BELTS WERE WEAK ——o— 2 her accomplice. She “4 Farther testimony was given’ to-day @ trial of Capt. William H. Van Boliaick, of the steamboat Gen. Slocwn, _ tm the United States Circuit Court going fo show the unserviceable oondticn of the, life-preservers on the day of the Gisast % , Meta, Witte, one of the survivors, ‘who Ipst her son and niece in the dis Qster, ‘testified as to her exxperience with the life-preservers, “When we tried to pull them down ey broke and the cork fell over ur,” 6 sald. “We tried four of them and then gave it u ‘Then we tried to loosen the boat. We. couldn't, and jumped i, Who paped to pick up water, testi- on the ma- em were rotten. ‘The can- was covered-winh mildew, and they ke as soon as ydu ‘grabbed hold ot id he was accustomed t ilfe preservers on his ow- y two years. on account .f de terioration. ‘Charlies Lenip, a thirteen-year-old sur vivor, told how. the life preservers had broken and the cork spilled out. Hi eleven-year-old brother August, alao a survivor, gave similar testimony. 3 Blackstone in his famous treatise on the early English common law, fascinatingly portrays the txaited posilion of Land Owners. They ‘are independent, and enjoy vast revenues arising from: the tilling of the ‘soil. ’ For Good Farms Tt is expected that several women Porbias very GOOD Dealer. Mrs. Newman came here trom Omaha, | twenty of the boys who went out on juries were attended o ‘prominent in society will be calied as|Nob., fifteen ago. She is survived, strike yesterday were still out. This | by Dr. Outerbeck, ‘witnesses In the sult. by a husband but no chilktren. j strike had apparently failed. after which he ¥ Stramsxy & Co. 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