The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1906, Page 3

5 a5, Mab! soe iss ain, co ¥ra: an Society Woman Served’ with Papers in Action DIVORCED IN DELAWARE [Wedded to Famous Whip,} Known as Count, Against) (ONE JUDGE DISAGREES. / Dissenting Justice Said He Found Mrs teh = ‘on her at M do with the law THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBE! “BURKE-ROCHE Me BuO ee Her Daughter ij |(f | R 2, 1900. UES MAS. BATONY) and Her Present and Former itecloeinele BLONDE WOMAN AS A BIGAMIST by Former Husband, | Her Father’s Wis After No Evidence: of Husband’s etartad wis Russo-Japa- boat to Japan fe t0 pro ratty th Aid to have k Just how he w HOH TRAINAND = owned nice. American and ch and ay to the Brook They Believe Conetion of Baylis Figured in Be HAS MANY ACCUSERS.’ woman, Gronwod. the neighborhood of Coron: wealthy hay and grain merchant of Oyn- ter “Bay, at 1tcans that the prisoner had’ deserted a wifo Hrondwi IN AUTO RIDES L. |, Robberies | Youth Captured After Long Chase Deneunced as a Busy Swindler. Bward Baylis had been hold without’ bail in the Lee Avenue Poltoo urge to-day for ax In wutomodlies us blonde out to ond « Gescribed us’ yo According to the police « tof Haytia tn orhiecs on « yacht rented with bad chee: wd in rides in Galt a eral diferent automobiles, payment for tcourta | whtah was provided by the same me- months} dium, that she} Tt tat of tae Tulle that can they find thir woman eho may prove the Key to t mitted during the au Quoons and along the: Sound, These robber re committed by burglara who | ar and were Father Disowns Him. arrest Baylis hus been dis- by his father, FA, Baylis, a Oo lMeit to-day iid in the same town pa ta When atiatgned Baylis waa ocon- Gandia ess ; | fronted by threo merchants besides hin aie . {nal aoctiser, Albert Carcon, of the : rou ne Utes ‘Outwit the the Military | v msburg Automobile and Storage ; Warehouse Company, he had vio- Rothing to D Me dies to F 5 Whi - 3 and Bring Soldiers (mized with worthless cheoks._Fal-| edded to Famous Whip KES ‘ 3 coner & Co. atablemon, of Broadway In 196 Mrs wa IFS AS. GUrJers ae eae : to a Halt, and Johnson astroot, Willlamaburg, had martied i eaiiciben i cashed a check of HO) for f York, 0 + } young man, early-tn her farm, — While |enhelmer Brox. wine ms Lexington —evenne, edit t0 the extent of yey the description of “dollar | Gs the - Select Linings Carefully. materials, Sée doesn't gue to luck, She sain for HYDEGRADE lnings (naire. on selvage)—made to fill every lining need tie most fastidious dresser could have. Reh ea ar Pa blelignGitow ol Welglniand makel bern Dyslanine most servceable ad satisfactory linings ever introduced, Pre-renure bear the trade mark “Hydegrade” stamped on BeBe CS bo fate SHOE Se people won't think of paying less than $400 or $5.00 for # SAGER NIE to make GOOD SHOES for less. cfore, when-they-find-Merit* Shoes are—equal ay ta the ct igher-priced kind, t so hard to make people helleve this we would be selling “v York. As it is, our business is growing so ypen stores fast enough, gover §3.00 for your shoes, look Into our‘ win- see DURABLE, COMFORTABLE ai \d STYLISH shoes at a texd of $4,00- nthe world who own tannerl MERIT DOLLAN-OFT STORES FOR MEN AND. WOMEN: ITY. HROOKLTN, ear 102 Greenartch St. pear 112) roadway, near De + ht geal Ax,” = nh OBL, near Mut45. Fulton 6t., comer well place. A St; Met. Lita Ay, pear Tith Bt Reade 8 cor, The wise woman buys linings a the same care as outer qu don ‘Vextile ekill has not concelved a more beautiful and jusive line of fabrice than tho Fheit atreng ht selvage. LUCERTA Satin Wcts.- Paisley Peroallne a1.00M EAT ‘a older comp Jor Car Cut and Bruised | in €ollision- Strike-Ereaker WW atched iw band of about a hun- 1 redsitis suddenly dashed) Threatened Bigamy Arrest nit was announced JA MahoM rassdtee trali “. PULLED LODGERS ‘QUT OF THEIR BEDS. : briikes ind cuts. due }-sfation at 10-30 -o'lock—taar oth a of a af, coms | ind while several Indians kept on under t fed rifes, the balance notnely of 3.4) pounds four, the sacks of which ere at ‘Apped to the Indlans, hill, m suffering from slish r. | ‘rose pewsongers were in the parlor | dozen cabs tt sf {Bradys Artificial Insomnia Resented, | oar near, the rear of the express train| On the #eat with | Baylis, who te in police belleve Baylis and jis woman} tsited mnany—estites alos: Uiem of th Prisoner Not Worrled. Inrendon | "he sald. “and him out of inches Sale of Women's Coats, —— WOMEN’S COATS of black cheviot and kersey, 27 and 37 == marrisg 7 Or Wort ory Bi —= | be pre- | che a Bay): tk " 86 cte. \> 4 | ray who de- | Was shi the police that be = | | d id ee eestor Sakana esti aks t coma upon! Gastelger & Schacter told the Court Satine Taffotette : that “Ba devt to’ the ex-| : | Ale OES HS LEA Se eenaseneee All 36 in. Wide. For sale at all lining counters, , editor of a 1 Island City news- A. G. HYDE & SONS, 361-363 Broadway, New York k ‘ 7 , Was tim, He shad | Makers of Hydegrade Textiles s a a i Bixth Cavalry Kk up a gre isiip with Bay- { Twenty PassengersinPar- Each Vehicle Out with and rented him the yacht tn which | long, fitted or semi-titted, double breasted, satin lined and with velvet collar, = 7.00, 10.00 and 12.75. Are special good values. den, cls. $18 coupte-se not exnetly * home iN, homes i Poin te hls, solourn in othe dead car fora dletance, waxe— Xeoping teninerament Que month he| hed at might, whether he’ can “sloop of Ave feot, shaking up the'entize train,| "1 do not think exprena_train was stated rih of the Melrose >pen_drawh: ieesean= beat More ne at night, ahurphy; 7 hear ted! by” the a came bowling cly_outwitted ary Pays! ted Cyoining on jha-Towdar River, the route they en: Phey evidently knew Toope_-at- Ashland, given up the attempt to ans_danger_signals set drowhridge waa opon. Not e was close to the rear of the expre: ‘a lights of the par- sBIxti street Aminister Ty the las ‘dead car, Rad.twin sone Soon-atter th there being n. ./ It private teth ot the twin ; ee init ‘The -sngine of the Iocat_strike-breakera at husband y or not. . ton ie. pa: ‘car Gertrude, next tothe: t with the mands, Of course a time there was much excite- it, “Ph -express train~consinted= nt baggago car, sevensday coaches and two le and the local of the pa day couches ar ‘and. tha tocall ot) ah z |gage car and five day coaches, The peoraeeral hundred passengera on te |more tan | no passengers tn all of the express | Srnigrtnne eater Ona hes gad in the coaches on the 1 | VASSAR STUDENTS* AID. {I 80 indigest! Wo will not gu b wo want, work of ten hours, that {4° not unreqsona driving a tr more than cal train escaped with a terrific shake ing up. The Society’ to Hold Firs When order was restored the expross td old Firat steeting [train was pulled into the depot. The of Year at Motel Antor, polloo began an investiration and wore| ‘The Vassar Students’ Aid |NEW JERSEY TREASURY. Boctety, | first moet ho your { One woman had her nose broken, and lee va AREA pry sy Turner.-an oMcer of marines |artyrnoon trom ¥ to 6 o! 8. 8. Hancock, sufféred cut PAUL bowie seam y Desmond, conductor of the ex- | will & pold at press train, was severoly brufsed, The . bux names of tho other Injured were Kept | Tomo, secre ho Cotlog to-morrow! 3 the members Ned with) what wa aris law }ate ft m™! thought 1 be it Is, sor loo] eM pounds to THE EVENING WORLD will Issue Extra Editions at Inter- wetting and—He Next Stabbed —Polies-—-t express was. run into s Uetertive o “aed tn ‘ + SRT rat — wt re re tn-treed + mand ne Face, ning at of tw ° is nein the: Fai @ ata rate of twenty-five mi toa chase | tutional aver. ractically at a stand- ol Proprtator ed ay ¥| would dle nunts | Grape-Nuts ips think should eat C p had bec collar. B / WOMEN'S COATS of black —brosdcto = = breasted, strappcd seams, satin lined. and with velvet 21-00 “JUST A LITTL an Unfortunate Woman, pasrengre WHO AUMTered most were Will Want lo etaid Tic 7 x MOVING ACROSS OCEAN: | crane: Nuts Worked Wonders [for on : ial fa front 1 took about ston without tried strva- just as much hing or not. me’ to try a suts food for a to tise {t regularly was my surprise—bowels be me ‘reguiar, no more headaches plies, troubled me less frequently, told by tho rallroad officiale that no |New York City th 1 5 | best. of all, the stomach trouble one had been seriously hurt, eb aie tat ifs FATTENS OX NEW LAW) Bnd ee acrantialvaliwantadhGrare nts for luncheon as well es break _ha stata | fast—seamed as If my. 8: em craved as good for It, of} *yeryone In the family has taken disp eating Grape-Nuts.’ They sald [ with 80 much {t must be vi they good-—and co Ittle girl hes gained five since. she ‘started eating in about three month yone, sick pe-Nuts at Less nme given by Postum f) “Lady, why am 1 like a want announcement in the Sunday World's Pirectory?”| vals next Tuesday. night. 4 ; fa homed ame En “1 don't know, my boy; 1 give It up.” |. Get THE EVENING WORLD f co SE Page Co., Battie Creek, Mich.’ for Latest, Fullest and Best] Ruilses!, Company pays & '0{ “siephere’s a reason.” Read the fo a tata inka I'm a fine dittlé lad. Say it aloud to yourself, lady, and. SD catch Election News, . ‘ k Dak warina Lae haWannied aad tawvasieen mous boo}, “The Road to Wollvine | : a t A Some makers sell. shoes Other makers eal shoes. in—dne grade to men and i women. Multiply the number of Blyn grades b sales in one’ grade in each Blyn store anc you will begin to the Then_ad of slippers for men and wr , and you will readily understand w! —Blyn values the greatest in New York or out of it. = Seven Big Best Stores: Shoes in Every Grade, éth Av. and 27th Street. 3d Av. and 122d Street. ‘5 09 Btn Av., 39th & 40th Sts. |. 162 Bowery, 2891 3d Av, BROOKLYN 4 829-831-833 Broadway, between Park and Ellory Streets, STORES roadway, 8th & 9th Sts. — yunShoe — Every Style of cal a tn Every. Leather. Of course the quality ‘does and always will control the prices. nd’ The Blyn/Shoes, quality for quality, are and al- be the lowest priced. here must, of course, be a good reason. 's Of one grade to men. the number of economy of the us Blyn-nsin he Broome St, 150th & 151st. | 1263:1265-1267 Broadway, noar-Greane Aventte: