The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1906, Page 13

THE EVENING WOKLD, TUES AX, NOVEMBER Ce (F FRANK GOULOS © [BOVS HOLD UP © EQUITABLE SUT © CLOUDBURST (2 TELLS #usDind BA. TCHR} ALY | fees ST STEAL $1,200) sz tse vom) THE CITY SUFFERS) tants Insurance Scandal. | \ Elope. | Flood and Damage Follow | Freak Weather in the South. FEFORAGOOD © MESSENGER AND | FOR HIGHER COURT (QUISVILLE AND | © HELUYES Wirt FELL FROM BRIDGE ui Attempt to Conceal Details of n Which I SaWerest Departure Refutes Ru-/Sixteen-Year-Old Floyd mors of-an-Estrange- } Kibler Robbed on Way ment Between Them. to Bank, Many rumors of a separation between} Floyd A. Kibler, a alxte t ‘and his young wife | office boy in the empioy of tha adard the amco at Hvpoken are started for the First 1 Bank, of Hoboken, and ‘he. c route which %ed him under the L trestle at Grove ave th street “It is daric| tt “the trestle, As the boy his errand | two ront of him with the ow up your baddest ot obey till he saw the gil ht was a pistol and were joined by two bigcer ;Vashington to Force Explana- fe DOUCLAS ; FQURTEER IGEMEN RiReTteethGtaan ge $3. -50 SHeES a ion pat a the | Lye, + produced in this country. art of sale | i. > st Soe de ve Ese glares te malting oloohed r after and watched over by sKilled shoemakers, N HELPED It IN THIS regardiess of time or expense.’ If I could tale E OF FORGERY, | vou into ms large factories at Brockton, Mass, | Seaway and show you "how carefully W. L. Douglas Pm shoes are made, you would then understand ©, why they hold their shape, fit betier, wear ce tion Frem Insurance Companies. Geng 40. ate nd 3 longer, and areol greater value than othermahes.. me ne oe W.L.DOUGLAS$4.00GILTEDGESHOE ~~ who had £ Among the ot verse] was CANNOT BE EQUALLED AT ANY PRICE. tamped on the bottom, which protects the 5 orshocs. Take no substHute. Wherever ads Sold in WoL. Douglas exclusive — best shoe dealers everywhere. a W. Ll, DOUGLAS BOYS" SHOES $1.75 AND £2.CO. JUST THE SAME AS WAY MEN'S $3.50 SHOES, THE SAME LEATHERS, FOR 31.75 AND $2, * Past Co! ytlets ustt-exctusively. Catalog mailed free. IY L. Douglas, Drocktom, Maan, W.L. Doug!igs Creater New York Shoe Stores: a 433 Broadway, corner Howard Strest, | 444 Fighth Avenue, ae Metelar, TRIED TO KILL HIM WITNESS COLLAPSES TELLING HIS STORY. and Mrs in Eu-f “|Feud in Italy even ‘to Fatal}: ; : 3% Uroadway, eqrner Ath Street, 06 Nasean Stract. . ‘ = = for John H. Starin, Tes- RAR os CUTTS aay ete |: HROOKLYN. yaa way, comer 41H Bt. | 704-710 Hroadwiy, cor, ‘Thornton Bt ‘7 Broadway, comner Gates Avenue. re Fulton Street, corner Pearl Street, } wY CULY. 18 Newark Avenue, | Newatuee ‘785 Broad Bireet, Encounter in Tenement- | rite CHE iF aS eperts from Ttaly that his family TRIOT T. s BLACK-HAN HAND HELD terse re oc eae ed Sry street, led Antunlo Cililo, for His Employ from Court to Hospital. chman on the Weat 125th Street Goo Sixth Avenue, corner 22d Street. at New Have rresiny while test pe sMice clerk living at No. 8 Oliver SS Con.-| strect with is wits, to arm himwet to- | James Wilson, Signer-of Dectara-+ Como’s Arrest rrest Followed N= | ay and go gunaing for his fellow: clawed and bb Van Arsdale ¢ tion of Independence, Will Lie fession of Dying Prisoner Cillio learied at noon that Gatto was in Philadelphia Churchyard. 4t home for lunch, and during his noon Hs pulse and Dr, Ueya Hance to a Priest. hour he started for the place, which} EDENTON, N. —The ited * Friends Of} o¢ James Wison Envencneso net the wild-eyed man who, it wnon talk among the Italtan| With fity-fve hud tureatened to kil him on | Declasation of Guid better get under cover. cyi-| 1 ) 5 Coe they told Gatto, | 5® 5 came down from } to Hw txned the} i was dis-| Street lM tal “i | THIRTEEN PROVED gor He ee ae aoe has a new eae won \ as i Se proves that it has the qualities smokers desire. lasa-Eyed of the | 3) owever he slipped a pis~ pocket. soon a8 Cillo saw Gatto, wit-| rail he started-for him threat-| “ane gisinterment to- off, Ciltot*-warned Gatto, but} orate ceremonial tn. th st-Ofice clerk pald no head, As} number of jumped, at him with a knife i atto dew hi pistol and fied. The bul- een) Jet struck Cilllo In the left breast and he smber for sted A priest, - everheard told the warden Nabilio's st lowing the placed aboard here eo U of the Old Blip} M % in) Guild after,| IB to ce Most smokers want some “‘taste’’ to | their cigarettes, and this they find in ‘the II) |) as RAMLEH to an ideal degree. Z Few expensive civarettes offer such delicious smoothness of fragrance, combined witha rich full‘ flavor ——_ qualities which make the RAMLEH — = exceptionally satisfying. dimidated gilto-a-—bomb and _ mention the bla i ptlicttoa and, = mado him ss {he man—was to the Penite: feounds openc he conteaa® if eee ems SHIPEING NEWS. : */SEAIN GIRL BURIED, . MURDERER STILL FREE Brother of Miss~ Ricker Lead in Search for Fugitive Who Es- on tines, 14} __ caped “After Shooting. PATERSON, Ni J., Nov. °20.—Tho funeral of Mise Mary Ricker, who was |shot-on Friday night last by Harry Leddy, her sultor, and who died from | the wotinds Saturday -night, was heid tostay-from the Church-of-GQur-Lagst} Lot Lourdes. ‘There was a bie crowd || jin the odifige, White the wlieote in the vicinity wet thronged. threo. brothers of the murdered ave been keeping un an untiring r_the slayer, who escaped, |{ Bandy Hook Governor's Is o Bae even gone te e stays <1) Brien CN, cannan. | Freckinann He crerett Mauntala and oods, but without avail, —<—<_e—____ © Diftionities, Galveston, Prinz W aye, is the cigarette for everybody —ex- eee eae He Wiest ikea eae ues 2 fou ey eee NG STEAMSHIPS. a Wite—I'd Ike to know th : eee BED ‘ ’ avraoixg si ee aah merce taal you By Style? 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