The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1906, Page 4

| | NEW MAYOR OF GRA = ees A Been Fat. i. EVENING WORLD, _TUESDAY,_ THREE SHIPWRECKS, ' FIVE LIVES LOST) Adeona Blown min MERE Omega | Nearly Founders and Alex- ander Driven Aground. LECTED ID STREET Had to Have Job|” Schuhum-Couldn't le Of Essex Street fave Got Office Ha <e with Him. “Phts isto Introduce, with a mira tho patralte © Gra Is “election iia either Gate whose Victory will onthe bulletin teands ¢ Mayor of G potatops—and .a few east side, : “Aha! Maxy dir Mayor!” way, in a gloam that's another story. { Mochs Hochstim, of the Sa min F. Myers, the human tho lawyer. was the press } be started out to were for a may’ © tho éast side pkwnbrokers—they're all y kings or dukes or something over there fo =was the first person consulted by ‘Headlight’ Joo geecrcaraia his aa- pDirations. fora moment ad to Nigest ast n |? m4 have not miready pen wept to th Tha Adeona left Trich{byoto, soon aground. | of Scat ay Many struts by the 2 : gisay Say, King." ‘eaid the Dakd he 4. thrandiepowar glare of hte usb gla proot wolitqire on nis So for Mayort! tn the discard and «et measu few waistcoat gil you what ” body gets tefbe Mayor+-MAYOR— {t-of Grand street, no sires. Elected In Cupid's Cafe. |ahich has ranged over a Wide. area. Her crew have been xt the pumps hor} ty for five days, Tho cabin was carted away and the men suffered untold hard- ships from the cold, | we asked $1 who iy het choruses? —the Duten rose to his fost. Hahn," he sald, no an to.let every wor xt whel open the blr Hotel on the northeast comer Bowery and Grandl” 5 to be found there nowt" asked Ys vEdiale “Novhing dis. / many ot the cor grounded off ‘Rexton, but she can be ue | prova of KT’ The Adeona cannot be reacted by sre boats, as the sea is very high.. j leaking and cannot tast tong. Tho f men who put off from her were soon at ithe meroy of the waves and wind. were only able to get « few yards away tha vessel when thelr Fishing boats by the hundred marched been et up for ays. out were broken’ ah {re hem a MATT 5 But a Mayor! foun i The election took place in Lorbere || | restaurant (Cupid's Cafe) q * Grand street. Lorber’s fee £ been pretty ‘Well known ES = WilMam T. Jerome used to lun K kind of nook, hat's the matter with, by paving Aye Mayor of Second ed—one—of Mr, jf Sota Tne nce fh jefe: ; Bud Mourners since his defeat; beat hin foreheud with the ui rs t }aiet oat into o Grand wiroe wentwant fo" where hatte to-do he walled. WS Grand street) Joo Tavy=you kno Call @ meeting,” Gupmested Bparen- lathe Duke of Essex street, and Rosey. A retiring person ‘named in flaring, {ncan- the magto words Max here’ “in port tor tor “xinred ngninet the nlgat aky, a: No sooner ania than done. The duke, t1on: Joe. Lovy ot sick of being Duke of toi Basex street. That's how it began, E eo What his chences : ae alty election. 3 Edward J. Sparenderg, the King of ES E OPPENHEIM,@LLINS z@ | CHENING GUMKING «OD IN CLEVELAND. Doc!" Beeman. Su Succumbs Broadway and 2ist Street See AAO eS IO ETESE Fulton and Bridge Streets New York | : _ Brooklyn Have Especially Prepared-and Arranged Special Sale of CLEVELAD { €0 tile bed for some time. ‘Attack of Paralysis After Long Suffering. ‘Ladies’ and Misses’ Tailored Suits Of Broadcloth, Chiffon Velvet — Cheviot and Fancy Material, Distinct Styles, Colors, Pan In Six Separate and Regular Values $50.00 to $55.00. , O., Nov. €—The mil-| y lonaire chewing gum manfacturer, | ‘ "Doc" Beeman, is dead. After o year's) | guttering trom paralysis, he succumbed | 1 | early to-day at his luxurious downtown | yartments, where ie had been confined , Se ee ee Gere | $37.50 Ladies’ Broadcloth Tailored Suits, ali colors .,.+++++eeee+e 29,00 =—$ tena years no, but hn went Into the 1 chewing gum business and made / g-cat fortune, which he spent with « . He was « eporting man of) SSB oer the ooentny “bad ahe beck able. & stream of nickels poured E | treasure a: a result. which placed him us dn the front ranks of Cleveland's ‘wealthy citizens, Be 5 fy the i the Che much} to inconge a a b Oetender P sereNers = for Fail orxiement, ne: ra Club, nor'ssIsland, and was under the au- on, Frederick r of the Department from } here,‘ in wh Xi oh in GUAYAQUIL meddling wi Tho villnge and ‘ wv When’ th Some yeara ago he sold his mterosts | to the American Cuictet Company and} | then tumed all of his energies toward | enjoying himself. He was long ago sep- arated trom tis—wite. -She-ta now an; ==! fivalid— In Florida,and would have} OPPENHEIM, Cloak Dep artnicat Tieemnan's success was due, he always! [ wald, to advertising. He spent hun- i of thousands of dollars pushing | Yohls goods through tie newspapers, end) Black. Broadcloth Outergarments... 20...) cpreperer es 20,00 “Outergarnients In evening shades... cssssevev ves .25.00 Medium and Hip Length Coats............,...16.50 George Ade celebrated him in slang 128% Pur’ Lined Outergarments, superior quality. . ‘Bald-Headed Tlooster” his delight, as !t added to his t the America’s Cup “Or, The fi Ha years ago and used | 4 {t as his private yaeht. On this boat many celebrations were held witch re- main in the minds of those who ‘were | Sremey emma tow Heth -ee—bieeeaaLSE Dependable Fur Coats and Novelties At Wholesale Prices Caracul Coats ,., Persian Paw Coats Ermine sete Ermine Ties. Persian,Paw Sets (Mutt and Boa Black Russi DELAYED HS SUICIDE FORA COURT-MARTIAL. ; Second Lieutenant Hamilton. 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