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

THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY BVENING, MAY 16, 1906, TERRANOVA GIRL FACING HER ACCUSERS SHOWS NO FEA wore wan taxon | redone: JOSEPHINE TERRANOVA AND HER JURY. «| Listens donee as Prose-| but! —_cutor Charges Her with } i Double Murder. rat Page) onfosred t her Cast Off by Husband. hush 1 promptly it her off. Hetng sheriff street EWBURG DEPUTIES FIRE ON STRIKERS, |« F NEWBURG, N. of 300 striking bri Fishkill yards car y 1%—A gang ands from the the carly to-day in an attempt to escribed the strike the Roseton and New Lyall lg Fen Windsor yards, The mob, made s seized her * © ha ‘ood and then had t d been prepared to fin between her and she uncle negroes and Italians, carried flags, an gome of them were armed with The gang marched firat to New gor and mped work before The thelr ranks paraded | n Newburg with mented and throu, n A party them 2 osef in AR WOMAN KILLED BY FALL FROM SIXTH FLOOR Mary Theison Plunged Down Elevator Shaft at No. 580 Broadway. M! nue and Linwood place, Hast 1) down the elevator # iding at No. 66) Broadway thi Mary Thelson, of Arlington a’ } Yew York, | ft of thel afior- lunged from y & CO. lar am With the tin He lett pening d was inet wie Arrested on of hom of the tragedy ling a pa men om ‘BOY OF THIRTEEN IS STRANGELY MISSING. of the W Shore a parted pp the track for the big b twenty = ‘ 6 Is at’ Roseton, four miles above! duleed tn no Terranova. burs. | pictur ‘or address Near Roseton a. pose of deputies) had b . H.-S: BRUNING anned with rifles and sh j et A 3 See mS - — _ men back, fs they ji trespassing On the raliroad’s pr - : Be ited eet Saeed JURY WHICH WILL DECIDE THE BOSTON WINS IN driv ven back rol 7, tr oer or ne: march ae neealed them: FATE OF JOSEPHINE TERRANOVA. TENNIS I {rocks down the i two of OWRSN NULGG, president, No, 42 Hroadwn tin West ure the Sixty-flret street, . TMELBEN KRAUSE satecaman, Fifth avenue; home, Vo. 7 Wear 0 Hundred and Thirty-eet stre i ASUNOSE: SiO2\, 8 sc One Hundred and Pitty-etghun steadily. street Beet ard aad will re JAMES § DALE, builder, home No. 563 Walton avenue, the sirik to THOMAS A, LONGEST, 13> PATH avenue; home xinion a | } No, 185 West Piityestxeh str fevine to ements. CHARLES W, WILDER, mann No imbue avenues ; seats LW ea. ome, No. LIT Wert siaQ-fourth street. JOUN Wo MACDONALD, reatnu No. G50 t One Wundred , And Bighty-sixth stre bee Bee bits t SAMUEL G. HAMILTON, clerk, No. 155 ¥ tleth street. une swee are raat HENRY 8, URUNING ur merchant; Uy nth avenue and “The services One Hand and Six weeded for | PHAN BNOOKS, nowt avenuc. [ee i ve AUGUSTUS Cy Me aulway, diver at : No. 210 Went One nth atre wart JOUN KF. GIBNONS, mnnufncturer, tyen at Haat Fitty-sev- emth st n the neest, but one. 7 Juror ts wine living Oldest has ebters dled, Every Juror do father of two Kirls wh Circular on Rebating Cha forty-two a hat she wanted “only fathers of daughters, tor Chey would under- . holders. Wenn SAP aes ee BANK CLERK TURAEY HY: HIGHLANDERS WIN GAME FROM THE ST. LOUIS BROWNS. | Third Inning. | pelt PLEAD Gu | W. H. DANIEL | ee ei CHANGES HANDS | FOR $35,000, Y os \ : (Ce Firat Page.) ‘i ae th : rips Fourth Inning ka li re * oR i —— Knees O Brier COLUMBIA MEETS ey \ the em it ta ong. “Delehan by Fe / si Hahn struck out. ( RUN. : —— RO UL Tee h Inning. stp ; Rienai chek a wits Miller Wins Stake. BGreg - : : mee ro? 001 ' les was out to Chase, ; eee | : moet himself a good! seit fanned. Hartsc!l ; t ; a sai & the Houquet Btukes | out, Willlame to C " wssell in a nose-and-n C y m3} nit to J n ndard Ol Company as ! to Kill Hereelf. y : i (hase K to t w Sconipany Mew | . 1 1 Homp SMUEtA) CO reliabiell ! i i Hass and Wiliams goin latas 1 t d tions KrOW 5 an Nagging bunch in time Pea uer se OMe ot | 4 er Tt \ place, In this mee ; 88 ; & Naveniiieetin , hai “running | Sixth Inning. aK a he J x fark, made a bit} } alngied down the first-base a! D } | ; Sean Nakes her an entry} ree Btore tiled to. Moriarity. wallace | i \ a ' fu She ran a good) singled to centre. Hemphill st t if jnoaio ! r lg hanty. made a star not th f } Favorite Broke Le: } O'Rrten's long DAVITT AGAIN UNDER vor 3 va one C to Elbert ‘ W w 1 rw , - eopl to the ay if ame } i in t of one of the ornek |; A. MeGulre hit te ia} | if i ‘ Taio the country, Copper. thal and Brith thre Hahn's hol gr der | i t 1 for ‘ ‘ r t Lash Jto O'Brien too late to ante! jites p box. forse althouxh # fore lee was broken, |{0 20 ahd braug jw! ; Fo ais t 1y jumped Up \"o : : “8 | LE pty not Oa, herfela popped to ¥ > " n <x AS asic itera ners Seventh Inning. sats ‘1 went on without mis- Smith fouled : i Prune JOHN DALY’ S WILL FILED. wok tie feud on the last Nein tt a Sh ithough a tt we, ae eed J ; ; , over the Jast Jump and, «ain : , an wah f Was Household Drudge. At, won by batt a dozen lengttis t r vent a So 16 15 lnat . Sr! Lady Still Running. mi SUS ie soc MOTHER AND SON enn rut oot” naa ‘ . nat the post in the ffi Rr hivesisre tala | | GUILTY OF MURDER, a ae ak ae Ae Eighth Innings \ | itine Kot of Well and tan | Hemphill sent wt to. Keeler ‘ x ain, 4 i Tro | heated the vate She drove a hleh Hoftman serail ath ey aye rn M ther guard. When she] Keeler did not move to get Wallace's ; : re that. running-out hablt the[ high fly NO RUNS 1 do, If her owner's t antes Moria out to Hort Vite i f Ida ded Old New York romped in second, Hommin, ing to Recond * very “ xf th St. Betephe a good third mss. went out, Smt K « uilt . | bays NATE eA Ren ETH Ans Pretension Beats Clark Griffith, NORV Q Md : I yh EB Mra Jentungs's | Clarko Grimth made n bold bid for Ninth Inning. ‘ : Wess eared ee yaad, n \ band, 6 ApH & [the final mile and an eighth route, but| o'Brien drove a h alt aves \ We t morning Went to work at Sauae belies of is ‘ eae ings Was 8 » woods neat his couldnt do detier thin second. Preten-| hand. Delehanty cy ut Chern, Duy they weyl LM and worked ali da toe Ste had ou and Jol te result of family trouble It}sion after running away won driving | board and got Jones's fy, Willi a ali day r news, who are appoltite, 18. “Both were ave om Cirlisth, Oliver Cromwell filling 1n | Spencer's hot drive, retiring the mde. \ Q. What was kt ane said Phen you! executors. tences, ET “Ghita, We Hoffman wae ond 'POSTUM. MAID CONVICTED OF JEWEL ROBBERY —_s—-: PIRATES SHUT OUT GIANTS: SCORE, TT 100 electives and Work D Complimented by Jud b Clever of Ferguson and Ames Wal-} loped Hard by Smoky |ai\were City Team. ‘ ; | | | ‘ Mayor Vetoes Hiver Ti Passed tor 3 | Its Benene . wr ie Seventh Inning ne ABce Oe ean enaeereaeaet Your Permanent 2. 160 fet Patronase a ieneen 7 more to us than a first sale. We do everything possible Wigner to keep yo a pleased eusto- we mer of this—a clothing . store, nnlike y other that offers part pa Tailored 24 Suits A seh 4 s Styles and 4 effect i < OUT GOOSE EG3S TO CARDINALS. | Wore low shocs 2.60 up Child- renu's Suits S798 up ing 1 to M 5 Men's Grey Worsted Suits oped to Ta wis and Indigo Blue Serges i eSeventt laine, : e $14.75 up! t to. Rernect: Baten tr We cheerfully offer “long: . time’ credit to all, Small Hebd Mula tern ware sums, weekly or monthly Eighth lonlogy SAAAGAAASAAAAAAEADLADAEASAAAAES LAAAAD EAL MAAE AD OAD EERRAREESEAASS PIPIT IEEE OF IVI FOV SETI IT TIFT E FES OPTI IT IV IIIT ESHOP EOD FHF V EVI TY VIVE FES ¢ by anc. 1@ Fs 241-248 Sixth Ave., @ Retween rsthand 10th Streets. Levdsvovvrverey veervvvey? MANY SMOKE NUISANCE CASES; NO CONVICTIONS. | dy + a Loft ewlendar Seat FOR WEDNESDAY. IS | | HANUE AND LEMON ‘ie LOSiONS HOS orxn 10C - Y a jis a eet oe ‘ “Wek Oo tit No As OUND 5c Botan ea SPECIAL. FOR THURSDAY. ia : Ore REAM sna this “afternoon WAFERS ces cgay POUND 10c ons pie a Salty nt In ex il NCO AEE ee rorND 1 OC exld that thelr offence wo during t al atrike, whe 54 BAR CLAY, araeat ; ‘oR WEST mere bil Zo" 29 CORTLAND’ Vor this reason COR CHURCH pee COR! CHURENIS ENE ani PARK ROW ARK ROW &HASSAUSE | COR SPHUCR ST $ piaint and the SENATORS VOTE FOR Z A SEA-LEVEL CANAL. | WASHINGTON, May 16—The Senate Committee on Interoceantc Canals to tay voted in favor of constructing # stor Carmack'r re broke the deadl Se Jevel canal turn from which occurred a f a 39 MAIDEN LANE, N. Y. Sw 407 Fulton St. Brooklyn Hranch, Natural Food Wins ‘ | LAUNDRY WANTS: MALE. Golden Health. eee Grae Janine ONE wor naga z 2 ee LAUNDRY WANTS SEMALE, ‘ {PLAIN nowy t 2014 Sth ay, 49 $10 sity club] HHING, WOMAN wanted 1 board. “Apply Ual Bort roum FOOD COFFEE — for a reason, HELP WANTEO—MALE, RUNS, ateady Wark for & nuibe Apply Burt & Mitchell