The evening world. Newspaper, February 7, 1906, Page 1

FAH FS WOMAN SOF MASKED ROBBER DRUG TAKEN FOR -WHERDEDROOM WHISKEY: ABI Carsie Wortiser Wife of. Dr. W, Warren c Calm Till. He | Smeeden Drinks Over. Crawls: Oe! dose of, abet nyt » Heavily During Their: Stay Witt Giving Alarm to ‘ vet the Vendome. be abit re HiHLE 4 it é ur 188 s # Expeutive: Com: ; hep , bitrly _thitty-year- }| working, Jointly with the State Mxscu-|7—An excellent “Pop” Daines and “Pop” Meht, two of ih pldest and also among tht best Of high-store bowlers in the Greater City, will probably soon be | Matched in a contest at the Grand Central alleys, Brooklyn: Daines has a world’s record of 1,268 pins for five games. ‘ Su ae cher ae ne ee | FROM aa of age, against any team) of equal years in America., They roll in ‘open games” on the Brooklyn alleys every day anf seldom tosc.a game. | Wa THs AL a DALY'S SAILOR BOY, 1610 ‘Scores at Fair Grounds, - * fninistered ‘to’ her thin: afternoon by. Jagnen, of "Fourteen. CITY PARK, NEW ORLEANS, Feb. ‘FAIR Groups. NEW, Oe ogy ’ Shea is sixty! years: ola fur- | delteved! that “het, akull \1é fractured. In addition , sho* suffered. injuries. to DV her ‘spine, Her nnte-mortem‘ statement was taken, by a coroner two houts aftér her. admission to the hospital, ‘THe ‘assault occirred in the two-roodn |apartment “occupied by the. Sheas to the tenement at No. 235 West i | Street: ‘Jamies ‘was. engaged Wor, the Bet ber. rt df hit: an hour-in sbeating and* demolishing. :. under arrest. He made no resiatance, : neighbors Soy t ‘Paris Hears He Will. Fig’ it Case of Ae “e plity visit to the shop of Bdua : At No. “164 Mulberry :street, last night. | as they had\ been Informed D' Argento 2,000 | hda innocently 19] hand clirn from No, 71 Jantes ‘st ing ng the litte | an ae ana that no: fim” Sut they reds to ask him, a fe eee about chat shade, with el tenet si 8 utete aie low. Dargento,” “che began, "we jenow her, for, with as Hisuas Be a a ie cater up Bg Se i t about her, tie ith” nto MM Sie. We We "Se ee sete Italian. called ‘on. morning and supplied: the + Seainee Cost, who pas on. & ohare Of Rs ae .was|beld’ without “bail for examination, to-morrow, -when, ie pay | face @ homicide, charge. —_-——— CNEABLY: CAUSED A nlor.-| gga eh yin yy take nine taflors to e 8 ue iat, Muuter be to 8 beaks fore Magistrate Moss In’ Esgex Market} « arene Court ‘to-day were accused .of causing No | a small-sized riot Jast night by enideav- oring to: get aboard) a car on the: ‘Will- , | Pemaburg Bridge already packed jp its fads wit he hn which t Ber, “atrested Patrolman Stott i his uniform tort from his b aaa ————— Pleads: Guilty: to Bigamy, \NORPOLK, VA.) FEB. °71—onn ) Pp; ba $8 examination 9 iii LOCKUP “Mes. ‘Agnes Wealey, of No. 226 is One iHundred: onteensy street, -surptised hd police of the West: On and Twenty-filth street station to-day by marching: is Station-house with James @ndrews, of No, 170 East One:Hune. | dred and Twenty-fourth street, by the collar. Mrs, Wegiay t stout and muscular, Andrews is thin and: undersized and: made no resistance. According. to Mrs. ;Wegley’s story, Andrews’ came to hy house and collected a dollar payment on a life insyrance She paid ity but while he was making lit the receipt she came suspicious, and his answers 4) heing bisene. 1 ustled him to the station, ‘ se 6