The evening world. Newspaper, August 23, 1906, Page 12

THU: RSDAY EVENING; AUGUST 23, 1906, THE WORLD: 7 wont Shop ““Welcher’’ J ocation of Chief Offices. 7Y, im 000 FOR “AL” ADAMS H STOCK "WELCH" Policy King’s 25, 25.000 Pat- rons Duped by Tale of Big Losses. BLAMED. | Ex-Convict Really Far Ahead, Patrons Suffer. BUCKET-SHOPs. Scheme Evolved While He were tn reality the gang at the hom the King of welch: Seats! ieee Ht ee Ake-things that some of ¢ itn Dh 1 Baan A 6 J as agencies d # of more than $2,000,000 to their pa @ut to these victims the stispension was announced, envy bull movement of the jast week had hit the concern a fate Those who had aide of Use market were sore enough | Profits had gone. they had actually invested their soreness increased when they were fered by the recent advances, and that be had actually made money Chose Good Time to Welch. Te was sald that (he majority of hie curteepondents Wenger WEF } SCV CWS 10 BELLEVUE'T0 DE, SAYS'CORONER that the boom was a false one and| Thereupon they ft must-apendily break alleged, & great nw Of ‘the customers went hort mimrket and sold hon thelr own jude howan for bis fa time when he In actually | wiahy thousands ahead of the ime The suspension of Sage & Co, was BRANCH OFFICES QUICKLY CLOSED} coimpany 5 ON) customert over the country, did not learn unt 1] attorney Bugene | w Ui) then have m chance to realixe | Leake gaia the why the name of Al Adams has bean @xecrated in New York afd why, when he was went ¢ The United States authoritive took a» hand in the affairs of the company this | and eres SY: Adressed to | # yauing Adams Makes Denial. tout have been woland Agents of the defunct pucke Gone -Gierk te -Forgettut, mently connected wit) Albany Lid Down fas ite headquarters CLOSED IN LYNN MCLEAN DECIDES FN Sgn BND ONAL ES NAB YEGGMAN AND } Gorresponcente Seck Saly ge Mainiy they were the firet nows of ¢ SAGE NOT KNOWN IN BINGH the and repented ks It ke wot possible Wen manager Swen bit ay hard ‘Whe main office feabit of aending minioading fo tte branches for the pure ae Aucing customers to With the @reainn dnoate h pow BRANCH OFFICE IN BROCKTON, wera in Union Paotio and Bouter | gag Seat & Co, pinatared tbe coun lene bese amd thet « Uttle mae aere eee he fling Roy Wy Lndvowd Mowe OF thelr gum {anim AL the la * 8 YouwMAD the New wpe Kiven gtalen from pame piatemnent of (he plain ook (GAMBLING CLUB SEA BREEES ~ SCANDAL STIRS. CONDENSED NEWS AND DOCTORS MI RINENT_caetnorasts *FOR BABES | SULTAN" TROOPS DEFEAT MO ROCCAN REBELS MELILLUA, Moroceo, Aug. H.—Further fighting has taken pince between t Secret of the anil quest for HOPE TO SAVE WRECKED LINER MANCHURIA eee ae ra Lives Saved in One Resignation of Capt. le Hu ig LULU, Aug, $.—The stranded steamer Manchuria is | unquestionably can be saved if present weathe It nti! preparations are conipleted to pull her oft acest ‘Week Kimball Is Out. | MASSACHUSETTS BCHOOLSHIP AT GIBRALTAR. \HASTINTEREST/IN GAME.| kina ALFONSO HAS SAFE JOURNEY . " —_—_— | SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain, Aug. 2 —King Alfor Q \ am 4 hare’ hee ¢ trom England to-day on t panish roya Heald. A ‘proceeded rhe ier Admits Hedls Connect-| witout incident to the Miramar palace treating Pertti With the 5 aR aj |NEW PICKED REGIMENT TO GUARD THE CZAR : ed with Housesin West 8ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. %3.—A new regiment, selected from the » For Acct Choma of the different Cossack Guard regiments, has been created to act as the pe orly-t reet, nonal escort of the Emperor, who has accepted the title of colonel of naw : Sreantza tipn DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS LEADER HEADS FOR HOME a j vN, Aug ~The White Btar line steamer Majestic, which aniled 1 m Liverpool yesterday and this port to-day k among Kets Jo " Willams, the Democratic leader in Congress. seh area ri | TO ABOLISH FINES IN POSTAL 8 ERVICE. j yeen as a means of tne club | NO TRACE OF MISSING CLERGY MAN. wnt FALL RIVER, Mase... 3.—N ns ained - ft Prerenntecet Ake tee v 3 t E ' | KIRLED ‘WHEN FAST TRAIN HIT MOUNTAIN STAGE, oe = tage at Azusa by a Santa Fe tm te 1 pas « t ; iH SAN FRANCISCO LIMITING REFUGEE SUPPLIES. t SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 23.—The relief corporation has ann fear tie f Ls et ext Saturday no more provisions will be supplied refugee eely y[ieteplay al WEATHER CONTINUES IN NEW ENGLAND Ti ead away f England since jast Satur * ‘ Serious Charge Denied. SLAYER OF BALL PLAYER CAUGHT. \ : gation that] PHIbADELPHIA, Aug. 3—Junip colored, aged ars \r hin + the Delaware aut answer : THIRTEEN CHICAGO FIREMEN HURT AT PAINT BLAZE 4 ' ae CHICAGO, Aug. 3—Thirteen firemen were ithe bi Pao ! Ee Nos. %8-35 Nort ‘ a ae Wad ead Pt | goon OUTLOOK FOR OYSTER HARVEST. * Jand New York waters att * sas ROOK DOL be ithe shinee i t) CHICACO TELEPHONE GIRLS STRIKE r ” HICAGO, 1 tred A Atty t ‘ bs 4 . ~ ae e § 4 .) . \sateicayton chain olin t of service, | ta Mow ‘tack ony gal ‘ ward we | AED BOY LIKE Imperial craasin, i val | TheUnswectencd FONE aie = irst He Save Petes Who i eiaibaial Ay sc Bay Mob Gathers is Had Fallen Under the | on Finding : Only Poker, He Says | ‘ ! me Lad a ho a \ e aecinetis | | : Soee| horke hatf a block from the Jefferson | privtors wyenrod . , : : 5 ' Court to-day. after */ shucheid : . ae i jrugwed under they! _ - $e with whom Misses’ Suit Dep't. driven by John Ga t teoths greener te ot No. 619 East Fit ray and Poplin st Ca¥. Kimball are! street. and owneg by the Barret i w Ud Weet Fo: resses, tucked and fin- war FY(th ‘avenue, hed with lace, forty 2 ali on He p Sige Bh es id or mixed cloth ‘ ahaa ig he could>tire he was thrown to the leated Skirts. Length 37 Ma aveds Of | pavement. members, | Hickey stopped quickly and catching 40 inches, eo memfrom | , shoulders, dragged a : the horse 4.50 ‘ot iman finds any vevt-|" itekey ran after the runaway, and al i age : sind oe tee RANK) ioc away jumped into the wagon and) He, sald maa pd nes Tan A Silk Suits, with 1, That shows how! pee the horae’ssback, stopping | dinn ent the! short pleated coat and ; Or ray ite tight per | Kimball Its President, ed iitalalateapogans Set et bath to] ni tucked skirt i si s Capt. Kim-| ary was hurt the back and thig 4] 7:50 e l b. and rofl re eae Vincent’ Hoa-| Children’s Washable Dresses, Mr Oy ar And prenohed the the boy Various materials and tN " “HS KISS AWAK A \ FS Den Shettner i w 2 models, a ae i Wem and. that hed h re he imag in. No. | Pawnee Bill, and. voaun th lone 2.50 ay the crowd. He led th a the A Patent | Jt wea a typical New York mot es 4 iw 80 las IB ra pay Bn SR ans LT Twenty-third Street, } never bee ntti of loud. talking j f took a and and : Ca Road Vv ‘ thie’ The “Man from Downstairs” HUGE TIMBER FELL, Sneaks In on Landlady | yee ae afr ate ate nfe abe ete nts ote ef ete nfs af af KILLING WORKMAN, and Finds Trouble. | fe Official Voting Coupon. $ This Coup Niitler the Holder to Cant Ome Vote for the et Popular Man in Gremter New York Wikby Mra. Clara Wisby, the young and 1 Bee fancin ¢ proprietress of a boarding on Sept, 17, 1900, at the oh af von" ay “oewue oo MARDI GRAS FESTIVAL AT CONEY ISLAND, of W SE a eee ty «waned: Manhal With the Lad» of His Choice, Will Be Crowned ; perpied kia, phame? upon ber lips, In| + KING ANO® QUEEN ah rt k ths dim light she #aw @ shadowy form of the Sway? and Cedar -ntreet raping $ CARNIVAL of PRINCE PLENTY 1 Har . f oars Be not afraid,’ whispered a voice, Sept. 17, 16, 19, 2, 21, 22, 1900 s 1 Feet, Brook-| J, js only the man from downatain. + B, P. CLAWTON, President. sk 6 hea he phe intruder Was captured, iughte were | © oa nets D Tilore ee | ae aon aad ha was discovered to he Lyte. 400s ires'hcanscos ear Waualebceaniriat al ea Foe aie workmen a At the’ ume, | ous Fleischman, one of the boarders, O of : took quarters in ta house four 4 + holating mber from | WOO f00K,, ar firm Noor, more than} rs. Finvy waa waiting outside the ve hale had not been] door wien Coney ksant police ‘court 4 fastened, and the derrick to-day and as or & summon to, the, Re ol wubject thereof, soon arrears red before th “Jad eat hk i jmcrath Vo! awer to A ol riety ar fos set anatenntaat ‘ot diso conduct. The ex: Ane: me i cater fares Sk ak wo Sa bho abo