The evening world. Newspaper, May 31, 1906, Page 2

el THE WORLD: THURS SDAY EVENING, MAY 81, 1906, GIANTS NEARLY WHITEWASHEL MANY KILLED BY BOMB —GROOKLINS THROWN AT KING'S WEDDING urn gOSTON. fairies co MEAT SHUTOUT BY PHILLIES ~ Sharp Beebe Landed! MeGann’s. Men Acquire Donovan's Men Victors | One Lone Run from by One Run: Quakers | a PRIZE-FIGHTING MUST | STOP, SAYS ( GOV. HIGGINS Two blown to Invader x five, Call it a Pr izef ht minutes and all arrested. | ‘Among pri rn 1 fourteen-year-old boy, but witnesses say he {s not t olding no pri Legal, Says Lawyer. THE BATTI NG ORDER: ns were dl IOHN POLL plisire among innceen 1, was not ci 1 out. By LOCK. Te Dl G Yor details of the royal wedding at Madrid see Page 3 5 WILL. iICH AEL DAVITT’S MeGant ity to Fifth Inning. First Inning. HIGHLANDERS | Officer WIN HANDILY BY | A FAST FINISH. | BOTANIST, AT 40 TO 1, HITS BOOKIES HARD. One First Page.) TWO RUNS. Inning. THE SAFETY EO ED ING: ee) Adds ERS ON TRIAL | FIGHT FOR GARDEN BOUTS | hrow aT I NO RU Sole [Atterbury System Clothes: Rseady--to-Wear $20 to $45. Eliminate many~ petty~ worries | ef the tailor - dressed man. | Numerous try~-ons are wearing to the patience and a serious time loss. cAll that the very~ best | tailor can give you—either in style or quality’, is found in these | ready-to-wear garments at about half the best tailors charge. eAsk the «Man Who Wears Them." ‘< No custom-made Suits produced this season are a whit more stylish than the Atterbury System Hodels, every part of which, from the pattern to the last button, is the work of experts. $20 to $45. We also sell <~MMen's Satisfactory” Haberdashery, Hats, Shoes ' 39 and 41 Cortiandt Street, Sale of Men’s Pajamas and Night Robes. ‘ine Quatity Printed Madras Pajamas, neat figures and stripes, made Military model and without collars; also plain white madras, made Military model only, Die OO, value $1.50. Cambric Night Robes, made without collars, trimmed with Red, Blue or White trimming; |fast colors; sizes 14 to 20, 5O GiSae value 75c. Fourth Inning, ing Bed ever ranted: tured. Artistic in appear- ance—easy to open or close—¥ ibsolutely safe—sanitary and ver- ee US a i f Fifth In ALL STANDARD SIZES SAFETY FOLDING BED GO) 1 {160 Broadway, Near 27th St. ning. h Inning z 7 mE WCTOR By rs tf ga | COURT SAYS HED SEND Present Gill's Paver Capit i | H Va Seventh Inning. A | Sah aD Ge “fie Gne Dollar Always nt mulerate prices | 8 { Eighth Inning. | ‘ | aso Sixth ; 217 Broadway, vBaite a “eral ener ata CHAUFFEUR "GUESSED" | eat as 1 u t \ eHOCnL) (ote x ac || th | DIED, ; , x ) Eoward. , Lord & Taylors, Broadway and Twentieth St., Fifth Ave., Nineteenth St, Sih Stockings. Qualities and styles all unsurpassed. We have them in every conceivable shade to match the and footwear, also black and white evening, street and country wear; or “what you will,” new gowns suitable for dainty, elaborate, graceful, at popular prices, Limbrowdered Black Sitk Flose, embroidered in white and colors, ST.50 per pair. Openwork Sitk Flose. These are in Tan, White, Black, Pink, Sky, and Champagne shades, PIZ5 per pair. Lord & Taylor | Br oadway and Twentieth St, Fifth Ave., Nineteenth St. o residence, 4 LE POM, Inte 900, Dr. JOHN 4 husband of | 4 SILER MAN, SHERMAN J Central ay Boston pape t took thence to Church of St. Jon, Fitty fifth atrest and Viret avenue a | Sunday World Wants Work MA Monday Morning Wonders,! Hrst-<i ithe aaa ded | ¥ 173 Broadway. ‘le,