The evening world. Newspaper, March 16, 1906, Page 2

a ___THM WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, !0°7 i ie | sie snort ele te "| LIST OF INJURED IN GAY CORYPHEES GET AN ELEPHANT SLEIGHRIDE UP BROADWAY. WOMAN CONVICTS WILD WIT ILLEGAL DENTIST ITCHING HUMC? arta on bin nests nating aim | © COLORADO. WRECK. Miss Connor Met Many Ob- ruption Broke Out in Spots Ai! “The frst four con of train No. 3 Stacles, but Finally Gets Over Body—Caused a Coniinual ‘were plied up, the greatest damage be- | done in the forward coach, It was This is the Ust of injured as far as Mosely Fined in Court. Itching for Two Years— Doctor's — Medicine Did no Good—Cured at ere that the worst havoc was wr hardly a person in this coach escaping | A, GARBER, New York, car lac- | erated. Through the persistent efforts of ates — Expense of only $1.25 and Now Belle Conroe, detective for the New alive. ; Burned to a Crisp. | W. R. PAGE, Yampa, Col, se- York State Dental Society, W. Herbert *A majority of the bodies caught by Mosely, of No. 151 Hayward street, THANKS CUTICURA jo fire were reduced to a crisp. J. 1, ; Tlous Lawrence, Bellflower, Mo. and S$. Z. RALVH BRITTON, Brighton, ta., Brooklyn, charged with practising den- tistry without a lcense, was fined $0 FOR COMPLETE CURE in Special Gessions, Brooklyn. to-day. Gweeney, Trenton, Mo., were the only | veriow Passengers in this coach that are Te Known to have escaped, both sustain. | MABEL FIELDS. Wolcott, Col. Ing only slight injuries. j serious, , When the collision came Engine No. ARTHUR HEWITT, Lobo, Kan., 20, which was pulling train No. 16.| sertonn. Was crushed, and, being forced bavk, telescoped the express car and shatte: Mosely, who had elaborate offices in| Some time ago I wrote you fora one of the most fashionable seciions of book on the peuncirs Remedies and Brooklyn, was arrested by Mi - | Feoeived it O. K. and went and bought Hae Bawa y Aliss Co" | the Soap, Ointment, and Pills. ‘They did ce ast, after numerous | me more good than any medicine J ever complaints had been made against him, | used. Theycured me of my skin discase, including some by prominent society | and I am very thankful to you. M trouble was eruption of the skin, whicl om a Photograph Taken by The Evening World's Staff Photographer. At, obtainable: JACIX SCOTT, Montrose, Col., @4 the first coach, ‘The passengers in| slight, this car were all taken out before the BD. RRANNEN, Leadville, alight. ‘wreckage caught fire and the casualties) sory cx were but slight in camrparison to the | @wful havoc wrought upon the west-| ound train. RALVH DONITON, Brighton, Ia., E, M. McParland, messenger of the| peck cut. Globe Express Company, who was in| C. RANSCOTTOM, San Francisco, the express car on Ni was caught| neck badly bruised. in the wreckage and burned to death Soa Gan Ba aeawiea he was dh DAVID MCULLAM, Chicago, por- ’. Denver, arms and leg cut. ter, Inhaled gas, only one on the eastbound train to s people. He was arraigned before | i AGS : fer this fate. SARAH GALLIGAN, Cleveland, 0.; Magistrate IMWigginbotham in the Lee Perper paperin eaees wick Ninel hves cenginiog were sirac Gat on head, Avenue Court discharged, early dro’ ild at ti 4 I | | Miss Convoe immeditacly went to Dis-| medicine of adestor, but it did n | ame medicine of s doctor, but it did not cure deinolished. MYRON PHILLIPS, Salt Lake City, Engine No, 52, with Engineer Wal-| ane ter Cosslette in charge, was helping 2 train No. 3 up the grade and this en-| ‘> * ine received the full force of the blow, | Wrene being caught between the other two] THO) engines and reduced to sci trlet-Attoeney White and laid the facts | me, and when I saw in 8 paper your before him. Mr. White ordered the| ad., I sent to you for the Cuticura book case reopened and Mosely was again) and I studied my case in it. 1 then arrested. After seven adjournments the! went to the drug store and bought one plucky detective finally succeeded in| cake of Cuticura Soap, one box of Cu- getting the case before the Court of! ticura Ointment, and one vial of Cuti gineer Cosslette had no opportunity to — Tired rae, Vanden at escape, although his fireman, A. T. = = I received relief. I used the first set seers NOLICENSE FOUND: ELEPHANT TOOK EM ‘FINAL HEARING GN VICTIM OF CUTTHROAT FOUR MET DEATH = Sct at Jig ani his fireman, Hugh Sudduth, of wScitrcoumm | THEATREIS CLOSED) ON A SLEIGH AIDE ARMSTRONG BILL DYING IN A SALOON) 1W BLAZING HOTEL dsr exsee3: wise tt hart. PAUL, Portland, Ore., foot eu AS WEDR, Chama, N. M., ap Iron. En-| toot gashed. er Choslaria hada ornament. that Gan Hodis Gace , oad. apt. ins ty + “70° ° H Wevingcts te tact that vie. Ughter ‘Cite Swath : ee , “Chorus Girls Proudly Slide Up | Committee Decides that Andy Striking Ironworkers Believed to Have Slashed| Ten Others Escape Fire that ITCH! ITCH! ITCH! = re h train, they 1 vVithout Need- Thi ‘ , A * - . 2 Scratcr! Scrarca! Scratcal This © Rcaivea pee Fail force af tho blow and | Broadway While Crowds | Hamilton Can Give No “Big Jim’? Kane, a Special Officer Spread and Destroyed isthe condition of thousands of akin-or ured men, women, an¢ \y WI! Part of Town. were crushed. The sleepers were pra tieally uninjured, the passengers being only badly shaken up. i amour Herr Direktor Conried, letro- When the flames burst out among the wae J. of the Metro-| It was Master Georgie Lynch, the ed Document. k Look On. may be instantly relieved and speedily cured by warm baths with Cuticura Soap . and gentle applications of Cuticura Oint- GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. March 14.~| ment, the great Skin Cure, and mild ‘The business portion of the village of | doses of Cuticura Resolvent Pills, when | Aid in Amending Law. Employed by Bosses. (Special to The Evening World) fe . . -House and Irving Pl Wreckage the surviving passengers. as ing Place] golden-haired pet DDO: . cis Drrad y the few caliroad cued whe We tre, appeared in Jefferson Market | pet of the Hippotrome | ALBANY, March 16—Andy Hamilton) “Big Jim" Kane, once a policeman in the wound where they had broken i) y few railroad men Who Were | ctiog CourT this afternoon tm roneacag | te and the child-wonder of Maniat- | will not be called upon by the Insure | q,,cce site aon off. Fastin, Osceola County, was destroyed physicians and all else fail, peunsured) ycutz We) consect ons per ween |to'a summons, He fs accused by Cant, | ree res AseNLS. whi had The Idea, [ance Committee to elaborate his sen- | Sttnehed to the East Fifty-frst Street “oo cmon Broderick and Mannion, of /PY 4 fire today which staried | | Sold throughout the world. Cuticure Soap, Ste. 0 the wrecked cars and those which hat ¥ Capt. | He just looked at the snow, and there |Sational statement of yesterday or to| Station, who was “broke” for being qyo iit Piftrefirst street station, ar-|!M the basement of the Hotel Compton | Bsns Resolveny, i. (tn form, of Chocslate Coated none in the saloon for the crime | ftom a defective furna slopie eef onen cures, Potter Drug & Chem. Corp, Bele The Idea sitting up full grown and |™make any further disclosures. The| absent five days without leave, may committee feels that Hamilton could| s not give it any information which would | prove to be a murder v : = in any wag aid it in perfecting the | {ron workers. He is lyin, —Petey Barlow and Frank Melville and the rest Ofithem dia. Abauranas ible now, Datta sie venielee door to-day in Flower Hospital, his “The snow." he muttered—“and the| to-day: o | throat gashed almost from ear to ear, escaped comparatively uninjured and | !odsins, of the Tenderloin Precinct. of forced the latter cars down the track |" "Ine the Irving Place Theatre with- to a distance that prevented the flames |OUt @ license. fee thee Theatre licenses are issued by the from reach! 5 Police Department on May 1 of eaeh Wrecked in Storm. yeir. The price of a license is $00, she friends of Kane, Eustace and| Ten guests escaped from the hote) in| * ge Malled frea,"All About the Sita, Sealp, and Hate,* and both were locked up. That| their nirht clothes, while four were g at death's tiese two lured Kane there to be dealt | 5 7 with by the strikers ts not belleved py | bUFRed to death, employers The dead are: William H, McGrane, Liquozone Free. When Kane recovered consciousness at eta \ : ; Fe el tacday: he: setiaed tocnatee | Proprietor of the hotel: Mra. William! If you need Liquozone, and have never taking solid nourishment! They thought he was delirious at first tim of striking Tt was an intensely cold morning |Capt. Hodgins wandered down to eee [Cae ei le the | srane. emore: ate eva the mow was falling heavi the Irving Place ‘Theatre iast night. and Sena ane the girls—and the sleigh ’ “While, Mr, Hamilton might give us| the result of a midnight attack while enzent or tell who attempted his noe fie awe Denien ete vee | pie a pleese/ sea Os ey obe ine ap weather combined w he flares I asked to be shown the license. —and me! ee eneeclony Hae) eonla) be: ¥ inter- | he was at Gaw Brothers’s sabon, Fit- | wet out all rient. then I'l get| man, of P . By ciate cisease: W Uni wei cb; you: are, Sutters adding to the sufferings of the In- pena eee : “Wake him ug.” ; . esting, ve do not think he ie It could not de 1. Mr. Conried aay wag med Retey Barlow. | Ciyting thas would ‘be of any fourt Jured and to the discomfort of the res-!aas summoned from the Metr “He's caught that goldfish triok of sumo ‘om Metropolitan go: in ; Sie . ouers. Word was hastily sent to Flor- |G ssr,- 2 L irae otal < ; 3 | to us in fraiming lewslation. The bills rendezv er! Opera-House. He satd that he pati 3609 |'7S to sleep jn the middie of the day | dratted by the committee meet all the igains OER TCHS. hat 5 fon jing. We will then mail you an order on street and Third avenue, aj MUR with the cur that irled to murder | “phe financial 1 Lie : 1s for men who have struck the police a clue." Bosses anette mebaliding joesn't go Back to Englan Saal eS biasing "Il get him good and plen 3 is about $22,000. ‘al druggist for a full-size bottle, a and will nay the druggist ourselves for Operation Kills Major C. C, Cresson. | it. This is our free gift, made to con- ence and Portland, and yolunteer ¢, A oral i = | with hiy eyes open,” sett be See workers ruphed to the scens, where | nent certon of the cate woe eeu: | But no, Bven aw he spoke up aprang | onmtlons that Mr. Hamilton might dis: | trades, | Marie mi SAN ANTONIO, Tex. March 15—/vince you; to let the product itself they did all that was possible under | (7 tatied 46) teveat de) nll Glevbor ‘George “ana ‘of tie went tol senator avimat re | Recently Kane, who !s six feet tall, |" "Phot is all he would say. Major Charles C. Cresson, United States | show you what it can do, {n justice to the conditions that prevailed. Seaman ck ft ant.|lisreak ‘the news 03 Jeanie, the que eenatce A Emsteone and A | broad shouldered and athletic, got a —_—_——— Army. retired, died yesterday from an| yourself please accept it to-day, for it ‘A relief train with surgeons was t afier the pektormance ang |Mmother of the Hippodrome elephant | will go to New York job as a special policeman tr the IRISHMAN WITH COLUMBUS. | <i" Perfermea ovat ymeunt te | places you under no obligation what- hastily arranged when the news elosed until thee matter staf and the only lady elephant on| will meet Chiet Inquisitor Hughes for| 7h, /eaguc, an organization of bosses enlisted as a second lenterme ns, He| ever. reached the officers of the company in ¢ stralghtened out. : 5 structural Iron business, He was cs Sixty-sixth Penney! H (“there ls, Wo record at Police Head. /<iTt that isn't known tn the profession | ine purpose of sifting the various | vipyosed to watch for strikers on mis-| °° a eres ans ot Clenrert the | Sixty neylvanta Infantry Aug. The Eiguozone Company, Firm oO t) merica, ah ars) AY a go this city, and it arrived at the spene ch paste hi ; quarters of the issuance of a license je. name ‘abs, And anon he | amend: rt mmittee |.) y about & o'clock in the morning. ae the Irving Place Theatre for the seascn | hired the sleigh—a big red. circuesy- tance suggested at the committee | chiey bent, and he has angered many Wounded were at once placed on the /of 196-6 Rainer ulGlgli aca mor anaciie Welle a bour , ; Jet the latter by his alertness and ag-| ROME, March 16.—Titular Archbishop | @ oreece: Sas train and were brought to t city. AinGings Ibiasl GnorGe lt elrlay oinicing WORE A preliminary survey of these pro- gressiv S. Seton lectured yesieniay in the Irish fad Le § opy., | Posed changes will be male and pre-/" Another special policeman, Joseph | College before Cardinal Michael Logue, | Fe On train No. 16 was Dr. F. M./ ams a aie) mee ut ‘ coche, of Salida, who rendered valu: | OL REEITS CLEANED FOR ini y ok) owe) Widely (anit ee Cor 41 eanted certain recommendations to | pistace, and a foreman emplosed on {Primate of all Ireland, and a distin: pes rasan tn eating for the n-! SP PATRICK’S PARADE. phees and saying to such # picture HAt: | te fun committee, whic! wre it!" and to such a princess) New York next Fireman Tells Story. aa: EinubAvendsl DEcek: j gommitte . will meet in | 4 so-called non-union Job, Charles aiil- | £¥sned audienga on ovpne tian | tn Stern , accompanied Kane into the Gaw Twer they exercise there, in d by b h to both place last night, the men remaining ing that Q pena nor pronter 3 t inh <: e 7 sixth ce ry wv: hi it a 0 until midnight drinking. Kane was | #ixth century Ses ‘continent and recall. gown and ermine stole, “You're !t, too!” | The amendments f! W. be week from Mo: A. H. Smith, fireman to Engineer | — nee 5 ; ee = | a Causlet, stated that just before the col- | -ommissioner Woodbury’s Men The Sa atin od aa Fings.cn | spotted by a lounging coterie of strik- | ing that a monk named Bailey, | wi ; he headlight pf No, .6 i nue and Forty-third street, and the bour | ate atai|ing steel workers, and plans for an | landed with Columbus, was an Iri . ‘i : pistin ite eae he bee Het ne 303 Busy Along Line of To- is 12 of the clock this day. Down the} Palla tennis ieee ea tare er ebutal | man ‘and the first to celebrate mass in To-morrow, Attractive Offerings in it about 200 y , ‘ et ee ka ee i form of | 7, iy H z Ameri Alatant) Fie-went to the engineer's side Mortow's’ March, tsp etarerenies Found with Throat Cut. Cardinal Logue warmly congratulated ’ w Engineer Causlet at the emer: oe Sas iaretly companted by imened: Tehe CORRE RuAIES: eit cane | the lecturer W. U itor Teak ite stooped aown "at | ‘he stree: Ctnning Departmen das [fo mention te plo of uF ft lt spend ofl ote ae ee eh, eta Sawn omen's Underwear feeling Causlet’s feet upon his back. | large force of trucks and shovellers |!" front, afvot, kicking up snow triends at the bar. Eustace, wondering INSANE ON LIGHTSHIP. I H Haraied a Noto RU Kora Hpadacd: between! ge eee deci at Ml with his glad young heels, paces Georg Grien gh ot he Gere ieee, wondering aia ahah mported Swiss Ribbed Vests, the two men, Ivnotn teletrontwcehicn wilt bares Lanch. Behind lm with a eatt tke a4 comnts Vtered the room and found him lying, WPORT. R, 1. March 16.—A wire- Gauze Lisle Thread, c c Grant Kelker, of Pueblo, engineer of |yy the St. Patrick's day parad Bae jennie aueKed Jn 6H race comm ef nsclous, op the floor in a poo: message from. Nantucket South Plain or Fancy Crochet Trimmed, 47 ; 50: the second engine of Nc Giang) Haery | mare at. atid making-much! “corks commlttes : . the vessel had been experi- Gauze Silk, Plain or Trimmed Hartman, the fireman, both noticed the | ‘The route is th avenue, One Hun- | ‘ ee oa camel “4s on. the re wos a gash in his throat. Ina isterous weather for a week. . y Cc $) headlight of No. 16 as tt rounded the|areq and Twentleth st Ain dison'| fee ant talc Ehroumh her poke, shelsamel) hon. ve sink near by was a broken, blood- | ie strain of the constant. tossing with Hand Crochet Work. e. curve. Kelkyr yelled: “Look out!” and | avenue and One Husired ana Twenty: sht up to the zenith. | 'Yfanpe to | statned razor. | Ras proved too much for John Santos, i 5) at here Sd ma acetal ana Twenty its Petey Barlow, and jnsurance, if = ve “of the crew, and he 1s’ violently In- ‘ A applied the emergency brake, Both €s-| sisth street ies ' saint et Inaurance, elias nee Surgeon Overbeck, of | <2," Several ‘of the vessel's. boiler | Italian Pure Thread Silk Vests, caped by jumping. yee a of itehed to this noble crosture (Genanie, haha in t| Flower Hospital, was summoned and| tubes are leaking, but the engineer js ¥ . ’ Engineer Kelker said that he had} 0) not Petey a siraw-filled sleigh con- | Fee ied out of t | found the steel remnants of che blade able to keep up steam, Plain Gauze with French Bands or barely covered tiimeelt. when the | '? Porth where they cared for thein | taining a bevy—Georgie said It an Merritt, , he Handsomely Embroidered and Lace Trimmed, 2.87 ather anc bevy—of chorus indies, all « in their whole train seemed to be on tire. | nilanneriSaveurin her a ya Hags and a-shouting of col Teen : s epow Blinded Enginests leat SEN Peet nanes aT, named! The traffic squad man at we corner Hee Aq When Seine came together they | 143 @ cacaped. “The others| ime to a salute, Nel aeplaived is h g lng were rounding a pharp curve around | WSie burt NBul were’ raporteasiliici eis ike u rs | n Oo e rs W. Ss] «Special Value, eters Dee Titan ee ane nae Yee nt |g SE en dus tee men's ShoessSpecial Value of where passenger 16 and freight | lo: into a coach the color wi MeMurtrie. o Ff 0. ca together on € 1 Sa, | that brunt of the]! seen tn a minute that the color w om ae Ne oriat One of the greatest aids to nursing mothers is Vinol. It enables every o: A ; ‘ $ ‘ : 1 LUNDY aH f ry organ alking Pumps, Gibson and Oxford Ti RBar even pereane: rere: (RUNES: arti So ee aaa crtara, the human tang RONAPAREE was fully in aocded” with of the body to properly respond to nature's demands. ‘The influence of & ps, d Ties, *3. Tt was Impossible for engineer of Aeumis (ot Moriysthind werent, weacsust | MCGIe: tharcle Wad Gh make: wae cae Vinol upon the stomach and digestive organs helps provide the needed cle- The above are in Tan and Black Russia Calf, Vic Kid, fhe two trains were within about, 20) out of bel. He took one iook und fell thc | not go far enough ‘ ments of nutrition to keep'both mother and child in good health and strength, Patent Leather and White Canvas, Yards of euch other. At this 1 red it man under @lingide the nearest recuperatory and then ytr Hamitton’” accaced Men anos, and give to baby that which it requires to grow and develop. (FIRST FLOOR, ANN: tracks run close together, and ree ae. man {0 @/ fell out again and ran into the notary'a “corrobo mates the findings of the com- R, EX) for the engineer to sup . and ¢ repens aie rat ch pa mittee, that for many years the trus- he onsoming train waa, On Ch ui too aad called for pen, ink and such paper tees Ge ithe insurance companies have | wie, once Ld as | saved four | as would be suitable for use in signing teen defling the legislation. of this | According to the first orders the trains| | Cimpany’s Estimate sf Dead. the pledge. State, These men should not be al- | ’ ] 9 eee eyppores toca ot Adobe, one: | DENVER, Col., Marvh 1¢—At the gen- Breakfast et the Astor. \ Hey ance Roma Bogner ee The Delicious Cod Liver Preparation—Without Olt Misses & Gir Ss Suits & Coats eral otic € Denver & Rio Grande! ‘The route of the procession was upt{chised from all participation In life in- At Florence No. 16 received orders to| {7 om meet No. 3 at Beaver, five miles east) |i 4/ty of Portland — It is supposed No. & was at 1 ovlock, today, 8 risen avenue to Furty-fourth street, | stance business, ‘The American people It quiets the nerves, improves the appetite, makes sleep sound and restful, All Excellent Values. us made that kitied by the colifeion | thence west to Broadway, thence norti | afe not fools, and do not need guardl- purifies the blood, creates flesh and invigorates the whole system. Vinol to have been given similar orders at pe tne ony th at ee kes Sans rea i € syste Swallows, "bat falling to receive. them | tn and Be Hou mars [asa horse sid waguin staiulng in|, The hearing war then clored. nut | contains all the medicinal and curative elements of cod liver oil—actwally Misses’ Suits, Eton Model, of Grey, Black, Navy, ran on to Adobe, J ‘i tie Sera tres Hy airman Armstrong sald briefs wou eae . o i Boveral of the injured were hold in|" Feith tha etates | ent et WET sie ee ered | be recetved up to Monday night, taken from fresh cod livers— but no oil or grease. Coral, Light Blue and Reseda Broadcloth, neatly trimmed $22.50 Peerens acre pour te aS rakes aera who has been “t Hke and so departed down the os Try Vinol. If not satisfied we will return your money. with silk and fancy braid, nicely tailored, 14 and 16 yrs., . e eatly pered by the | 5}. W. W.. (abbreviation for” Great | Vinol Is sold on the guarantee plan in New York only at the following drug stores: blizzard, i i + ra i; OPENS PATH TO COURT guar ’ Food. water and stimulants were passed | {| S.1°| White” Way). spilling Ungerie and) FOR POLICYHOLDERS HEGEMAN & CO., 200 Broadway ; 2683 Broadway 84 W. 128th St.t 200 W. peinase Sere of Panama, Broadeloths ot Skillans, New Model, ggg the imprisoned ngers trom! Th announcement of the rail-] ‘ie outing ended in the Italian eoorn't i $38th oe OT Amaterdam Ave.; 2835 LF Se and B 4 ot si plaited back and front, five rows of self strapping at bottom, a me ‘to thn, and the docurs minis | road as fi dethec trated Aston winres thar alelnne = RIKER’S DRUG STORES, ott Ave, and 23d St. and Broadway an t., New tered to them iy Hders had breakfust, Ladies present: ; ATMBANY, Manch 16—The Senate In- keecand 19 Brooklyn at 450 Kelton ¢;] Fulton Bt, cor, Caton fr) raion art Girls’ Three Quarter Reefers, of Cheviots and Covert Cloths, 5 TT Gt are ire ad Bras Misses Rose Tu Hart (she said to be! surance Committee this morning re-|fl FS GGNGMANN, 1020 Thied Ave.; 428 Columbus Ave. 1. 424 8t. notch collar, lined througheut with satin, nicely tailored, 6 to 14 yrs, 7.95 town of Portland, wile is’ place wlth | ard fireman « gare to get"lt, fi with a capital Ee, | ported favorably Senator Brackett's KINSMAN'S DRUG STORES, 601 Eighth Ave.; 125th St. and Bighth Ave. : Eins 1,200 population and the central aoe enelane nice Bartlett, coryphees, and Miss Haw-| bill revealing the famous “‘Sectlon 56” Children’s Coats, of Navy and Red Cheviots, with detachable of the insurance law, which embroidered pique collar & cuffs, finished with pearl buitons, 2 to 6 yrs., 4.95 of the Portland Cement Works. . trained ‘nurse, at the quires No. 3. alsc XN ‘is of costume, menu, remarks, , the consent of the Attorney-Gen ral be- Many of the residents of the town ff") ‘| t det eed Nemaslves: bertee vi see Small bills at to-night’s ber) core a poltcy-holder can useaninsurance | Feney, and aside trom bringing com Taran caliente ore ae ping | % iting outsid the snow for th pany. pian hale ainsi rea Resin $1.98, 2.95 forts for th 9k some err { “4 a el lured or aiting outside in the snow for e | com . ‘ r the injured took som h Killed. Bee to finish! tnsiv large caps | genatedasraewett gies had eelar prone: Chambrays, Pique and Lawns, 4 to 14 yrs., FO, deo’ of deml taase, Jonnie, the queen mother, | gition betore every, nenalon of ene Leccias : contracted wold feet dnd moaned in such | Inture for years, but never before haa | NNY r that you he been able to get It out of the Insur- The mareh on St. Patrick's Day will be to Loft’s—PE) Boys’ « Young Men’s Clothing euloy quate. Bhe -lanco Committee, of which Senator , SI ec A " chairman this year, ne S| FOR F! any cold feet? © repeal of Section 56 is one of the | He just stood there taking on flesh. tf recommendations of. the. Armstrong | SORTED FH AND Stig Rani aae Committee, Senator Grady, yal ell siserecsesse POUND 10c AONOCOLATER AND ound 15¢ At Unusually Low Prices. REE SHIPPING NEWS. he would hght the pi, oY SE? At SPECIAL Ale SATURDAY. natn ee eal Estate a egveuen nom ory 10€ GREER ART AND wUE age [|| Worsted Norfolk Suits, fobsr lined ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY |} “noxnons 2 LOUD P § POUN Value $9,75 to 11.90, $7.95 For Sale! sun see Rote Hetaon ive Aat.| TAKEN TO A SANITARIUM. || "SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Sse i seige eee ‘ ay “High outer, Low water, —_—_— BUTTER PEANUT lpounn 10¢ HGH GitaDe RONRONS AND Fancy Cheviot Norfolk Suits, eaaays Genk AM VM AM Pat | Mew, Virginia Knox Patterson Re- || MsKITTLe tseeteee POUND CHOCOLATES, OR AN OEE og with extra knickerbocker trousers, $7.95 to 9.75, 6.45 atGaie cts i dae: Xo] MOweiliforn Patrate Retreat; FRUIT POUND ARC Cana MOL keaGal toe aan Gray and Tan Topcoats and Reefers, Ri Mrs, Virsinia Knox Patterson, daugh PASTICLES HOrrER Ces, .rounn 26¢ neat boyish garments, made after Imported Models, 7.95 YORK. ter of Senator Knox, of Pennsylvania 19¢ GOCOLATE RoAntEy 40c and formerly ountes® arussi, of Italy, FOUND eve D8. ....POUND Sailor and Russian Suit Models, in Worsteds and 7.45 Port au Prince | who was taken to Bellevue ten days SAIURDA’ Feeats ec erties with Too Cream........ $Q@ Cheviots, comprising grays, blues, shepherd ch: ete. * ; satrarp oe 2 peated apo ade ania, rea: ie ‘A Summer treat for a Sprine Novelty. 54 Young Men’s Suits, single cad double ; 16 t Pieri obanth | ata "ot ah, Hommel to ee selva. | mata" he start Sa 4 BARCLAY ST, [| reared Spring Modes, high cas slloring 45 NC wnitarium of Dr, Ce oDot ol . y ac 1. INCOM in Please” We County: AS orate ey, 29¢0 SL. (SECOND FLOOR, ANNEX) ts that rae ‘The ependthritt vow | Pring Adulbers, She had ben. dectared by Dr, on oF the Bronx, F int, then oa then o Woes mee SEEN Gitar Gregory, the Bellevue allenist. Yittonde went COB. ate —— ee unt the mun Dr Gtevory today received a com: Cai dies | for our And thnvvg Want Ad Gwil) not ‘aaye. ' mers carefully : w tT S ra 7 mitment to the sanitarium by Justice Bloor tomer Twe a 9 FGOING STEAMBHIPS, Flzgeraid, of the Supreme Court. Mo» ea Spd Biped rere shh Y é i on Tithe asl yt attarson Was. taken from the 1 : i bean 8 ts, Blo eat 5 rTODAY {P Sonal, Brunswick, * lorad: