The evening world. Newspaper, April 11, 1906, Page 2

THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1906. el DROVE MAN VESUUIUS NOT | *™8°s TO JUMP FROM . SOVIOLENT, BUT BRIDGE: HE LES NAPLES IN PANIC Rescued by Deckhands of People in Shower of Ashes Ferryboat Passing Under | Flee from Expected Dis- Williamsburg Bridge. | aster and Many Hurt. AUT AND PLUCKY WIFE MAKE BALLOON ASCENT. AMUSIC AND PARAD |LOVE INQUEST CLOSED; | FR BRO BROOKLINS »- NO ONE Rt RESPONSIBLE, | Fine foneate Care Ceremonies for To-Morrow’s Game Over the Bridge. WAS A GORKY READER.|PRISONERS IN MUTINY, | Terror-Stricken, They Break as oon atic Aa possible Turned Over Several Times Jail Doors ida I with G ‘| Atterbury Sysiein Gloifes - Ready*-to-Wear Permit no comparison with FO0 commonplace garments, TBILL SV’ ISN ] Their style is perfect—and they~ fit. SURE AT HARVARD These attributes are usual only~ with expensive tailors’ products—at twice the cost University Overseers To-Day | Disapprove of Vote Permit- SeAser the eMan Wye years THem | ting Game Next Fall. Handsome Spring Overcoats Mrs Sulian P. Thomas. | in broad variety~ of herringbone | weaves, new Quaker and West minster greys, contrasting velvet collars, deep centre vents, form- fitting backs, flared skirts. Sleeves with or without cuffs. $20 to $45. We also sell <7Men's Satisfactory” Haberdashery, Hats, Shoes. HATTANS: SCORE 9 TO 4, SCHAEFER’S RUN OF 137 RECORD ; OF CUE TOURNEY.) * rom Fire’ Page.) Fifth Inning “ es Bet. oth & 9th Ave. re re ‘ “L'? Stations Sixth Innin " #1 4 vse connienee | MAN'S BODY FOUND ; , T - ea — 2 °°". TIED TO HARBOR BUOY. Men s N echwear &S Gloves. York i “| DRIP Thomas. 1 the sete | Rellet Now Cut Of. ssa ae pene | CET ERSEAULSRUNS French Moret hour-in- Bae ‘ 4 : fa . 1 x Matty TWICE, WINS. ONE $ in plain and fan . i é ; aeventh ag AT BENNINGS TRACK Queen's gr. \ Seventh In # green, Hur . es Four-tn-Flan b w ‘ ater) gata 2 ‘ en ae : London Pat | Favorite Way Siieune Ge) COL. MANN IN “SUPP.” Crain \ s ‘ i it} Town Toples or On the Grill \ Eighth Inning \ ‘ % ic is a Salt for Co his its fy ENC. ft } acl Si Imported Cape Skin Gloves m ne Seat D i made with Er ac naan ae ae ae os Vinol the world as ish thumb, in tan, oak, red, el "ETc pat Lord & Taylor, Broadway and Twentieth St,, Fifth Ave., Nineteenth St, Ate Orden yi ASOICTED Wake “AST PERMINTS rouxn 15¢ P CHOCOLATES erounn_ 15¢ enODEN Ee Tee gaat nae Schnee WE HAVE THE Most! & By ) =] uy. tir IMPROV ree 1 *ACILITIES | IN NEW YORK capaee WEEK SPECIALS | } OR 1 nm | SER er | ColdStorage| | | “t Letee abe of Furs “WEDNESDAY 1) THURSDAY ONLY. ; | ; tay foktuira “wits Wises CoE rounn 10) ARUN eRere ousn 10e i Me ATE CHARGES DURING LUNCH WAGON ON FIRE. | wala ALTERATIONS MADE AT VERY = tasaticn, eae a esata AND SUMMER SARNO, TOWN OF HuncimnweleSnriguniacdlee ; ;, i B | mn w ; 10,000, WIPiD Ol F ' { . | ii) opt etch” Se Maker’ * Clioculate uted ‘in oat: 10c ne NOZEN hi KSUVIUS ef AGAINST - ou : } 5 DAMAGE BY BURGLARY COCONUT CREAM EGGS a MOTHS AND FIRE ~- owas Cocoanut and Pench 7 Qe Fondant Cream . DOZEN ARTICLES CALLED FOR soos | LINDAU TAM MATSTIMAT TOW HUGS Taact size and appearance ol 1 naan ee Wan 0c vouxn 1be PARK ROW STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK DIED. Makers of Fine Furs wom vets souk 933 BROADWAY oes Hoya | Phone 1670—Gramercy. "ate 99 CORTLANDT SE. or? punk Baw NASA t 3 st At City Hall Park. nonsert cy for town customers carefully MpHvyaRenis packed and shipped from and shakers var Special Mail Order Dept. uundry depart: LAUNDRY WANTS~FEMALE, WANTED Waldort. {ment Apply Diniekesson, / ’ tormer