The evening world. Newspaper, November 27, 1906, Page 4

ricteiceaetetuenemtteren togreanlepaleercor areata nc rect eret rete teertntrtrtfrot eeeE csapibeeateetieereinesnatrire-tnacearceeeies 4 : THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1906. > ne siete tte phitendt Mol Tess =a BETTER p AY C AUSE [Two Victims in Auburn Mystery; BLOOD ON SADDLE ee | THOUSANDS 0 PVE Mansion Where Eleven Were Poisoned TELLS OF MURDER j= _ THANKS THIS YEAR |J. S..Dale, Wealthy Philadel- ti ‘—ncrease in ae at Beginning of! _phian, Mysteriously Disap- | |} pears in British Columbia. Ss I LV E R | Holiday Season Affects Creat Army of Workers in Many_ | VANCOUVER, B. ©. Noy. 2—ne- Lines of of Industry. | Meving that J 8, Dale, a wealthy young TERLING: SILVER [man of Philadelphia, was murdored Sane aay peopel fe GOOD TIMES SIGNS OUT IN — | ALL SECTIONS OF COUNTRY.|. Manutacturing Company | while on horseback, the provincial po- have went officorato search for the labra, plain, fluted, engraved who had been ving tna loage or chased. Candlesticks from An named Marvin, ta La Belle four inches to twelve inches . disappeared Aug. 2 lai i Ing has been hear cost $10 to $652 pair. Cande- gers arriving here “on” the labra, three or five lights, Amur report that Da saddle, . with blood, “hi edits tte -eost $40 to $160 a pair. trall leading ore Dale Serene eet with Mary! | Marvin. ¢ ning whom wéveral pe-| 5 cuilar. storles havo been told, has dis- 5 A 35 St. appeared. Ho was the first to report! th AVE, at doth Dales disappearance, by saying that ho | A b2 Malacn New York jhad ridden off alone into the hills Res haa not returned. The finding of the bloody adie and Stern Brothers Labor Getting Its Belated Share of Prosperity | to_Help Offset the Tremendous Increase TWELVE VICTIMS Go an. REN Mas ach | of Past Few Years in Cost K of ung. OF POISONER IK _ Pénnsylvania Rallroad—10 per cent, increase, amounting to $6,000,000 abneally. f Standard on | Company—S and 6 per cent. to all refinery employees. . —— ‘ Lackawanna Rnilroad—8 to 20 per cent. in trattic deparunent. Five Members of Family AN IMPORTANT SALE OF Men’s Fine Cravats | i This season’s choicest Imported Silks in an exten- sive variety of designs and colors, Four-in-Hands and Folded Squares, _ 65¢ Values from £1.00 to 2.25 | eee Erie Railroad—10 per cent. to firemen, and Servants of Banker New York Centrel—Gereral increase to engineers and firemen, and a : z ‘g ie ‘ ten-hour day. Wait Stricken. = Rea NOE TEN tae irercase to station agents and teleg- raphers. i F Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co.—Nnnial wags increase of $75,009, 1 te kigesern ts ree ote Art Embroideries. US Steel Corporation—10 per cent. increase to 70,000 men. a month's investigation by physicians Fall River Sislis—30,000 hands increased 10 per cent. - He and chemists Jt has beon determined P American Express Co.—Waoges of 11, 009. employees raised 10 par cent., }| that the peculiar sickness in the family Cece to $700,006 Bey: of William F, Walt {s due to arzenical poisoning. Mr. Walt is etill very ptt Sant agin oie geen tant (9400 omnes Mtn | SATLOR CAT HOME Bryan, who recently graduated at Yale, . nto er in hin 1a wages [9 tho slogan through- At a recent conference detween Firat |! also confined there in a partially par- FOR TI HANKSGIVING | aieetiinihe i cially ; Assistant Postmaster-General Fra i has lost the use Gatitha United States, and especially (a1 hoot, Fangs Postmaster Wolken ie | sirzed “condition. Ho elties in fine needlework ; including: Ribbon Embroidered Cushion Tops, Glove, Veil and Handkerchief Boxes, Frames, Trays and Boxes of various styles and sizes. Decorative Articles f York and adjacent terrttory. | Wiicox, New ¥. lof his hands and Jegs and — > ¢ fine day f A | abort, tne salon tor the | that secbeaetax Hema raven anueuneed Pave may not recover 1A y Test for the Boudoir, made of antique fabrics. | vistmas season, And the ralnfall, oF | Of pay for all-employeed of the depart-| Rey. Harvey, Clemen vers-| How the Weary Mother Waited Until Thomas Came Back | favdiarane 1b AnelyB _ naa Nike bios tle, n-In-law, who recently speat fete euie cad oiner: foeastuTi | fe dnexpected 1 ae ee een niensinee al nas to the Fier at Which She Lingered, SPECIAL FOR TO-MORROW y-to-go-abraad, but upon reach- Ing New York was stricken wth the Veen, |inatady-and-is_now confined {n a hos the conditions were dlfferes? | pital here in a crippled conditton. of living then, he said, was ais eer His wife, another-victim, 1s seriously the yrvaccst manaiac- = te the world. the work-| Mra, Walt was also derprrately ‘il vind sen a caiiion, collars | tor several days. Six servants in the Rowring. On ‘the heels of the general tende: to (Tulse wages there comes but one fote of alarm, Experts declares It will ) Fesult in a decrease of the export trade. | Bot the manufacturers seem unafral | i | Large Oval Taffeta Frames, $1.25 Hat and Halr Pin Boxes, $1.25 Satchel Work Boxes, 2.98 Book Racks, 1.45 Glove & Handkerchte? Boxes, 95 Scrap Baskets, 1.45 Portfolios, tapestry, covered, 1.25. Work Baskets, 750 & 1,25 ardly a day passes without an as loancement of another increase In 01 indow i | i ! | | A varied and extensive collection of imported nov- bi : ay. tendency to ine Loss, $10, uy | Faxes romewhcre along the It the employers ae 'the| household and the czachman— wi epi k enh = i Bhe nJustrial cone Pise Hey th pent | amone the victims of the dis = | Wiatons: th at No Clue to Polsoner. West Twenty-third Street lection that if. the j zy chanical t the State “there | All symptoms pointed conclusively -to | ip H it ~ Se ae ‘ Bitterness b al Jncrease. and the |arsenical pojsoning, and as a last resort an wae Dinin Room} teken by the Stand- “fs following the bana troller Metz has raisnd | ice Department, é fierefore on the wan York City railways bh Tried, iit thera ie io yea and the, loc into the case, but y was preserved, “Analysts of sugar, flour, tea other foodstuffs remaining in the owed the presence of ar suffictent quantities to pre ndeod, it is supposed the ¥ given overdoses, for horriy nausea followed meals, ang this may have avertoa speedy death, Feveastigation 1s stilt progressing, tit ° | there js absolutely not the slightest 6| proof to indicate the author of the jerime. Mr, Walt {w a banker and a member ho old carpet manufaciur- and the ality rellah to the the ddyn pald te corpor over. President Core tater’ Steel Cor ee ~ flats, Togues and Bonnets, COULON a | Pro. OO, We have Juet reevived a number 2 poration. }Dhe Stan fake by raisi board of ‘directo alary, Lb owas Ju: at a salary of $1 too much pay to poration. Jt was Getting Into Linc. The Lackawanita 1 of th pat met ~ Nye & Wa satetates oneal tesco aeeruacines Mo THE WancereRy ReTURNa, eatital site blogs iow. tn i “Bia Salaries to Big Men. heir residence, a fine man- es *% Flety of deslens, fo \yedneaays value $20,00 to $25.00. GSe, Co BAD, Only 2 tou customer fo ftuartor on) /(ag ae BY THE SH! : etna te NEWS MAN.) Pints Fitted 5 u SA n en ars E Te AL Prologue: Ee Misses’ and Children's Flats, ‘Thi Ja the recond attempt made | giztnen months ago the British tram z RNITUR “AN! | o'son the family, and the police con-| ha ago the h tramp S t banks of th Ma | fess theenselves-mystified. ship Ranza was casting off at tho foot Veal b Tare (OXG) aries end chet E Maret abvearvAgos of South Fourth stroet, Williamsburg ° Ky x ¢ wor a year ror} ——— Firat Attempt g Arnot. pact the deck, He ys off and h-SIMPSqH : ‘The trouble etarted a-yrRT—mET—eheny argyle Hed the as value $8.00 to $15.00. lonty | No 1a wabblyt\¥ Mr Watt, abways became affiloted mi 8 apposed a melon 'u week ayo, | it Waa supp in particular have jand was f he nat earnings of all | home on Ow i States for d POPULAR HOMEFITTERS SSP EIGHTH AVE. HM — CONVENIE! YY. ss =e _ Tuesday and Wednesday, s Yond of” conundru on the, DhINng-its—nuto—cont—on ‘ He - == m 3 | " side. PEegE Rs aes: - November 27th and‘28th. *} City Hosp That-nightthe crew worked in fear}. “Mother, mot that he catnip on m of the qat, which ropored in the Cap- g | Uin's cabin, ss 5 Chupter I, The winds howled loud: waterfront of Wiiamsburg. Gay ‘« to improved , and was finally ta starmd at reoly reco: nad salle many,"? about the -Cabinets) ford & Taylor, oT E ‘lerowds were everywhere bust for CHAPTER IIT. FOR x rhe ving dinner inyitutions, ) In al, The Panaa. Just. in trom x etxty-ete |): Broad way/eoaoth Sethe d hs 4 ike ng dinne Singapore, bad moored r way & 2 : AR mon. ble home under t uk of South Fourth street to-day | . e iS y Is) zy 5 " doy) 19t ft Uncle, Sam Takes Hint nent the foot of South| Fo wathored ° f ti us Ic 0) S And t Sim has taken the hin, x2lve dyed mother was weeping bitterly, It} aa Walked tho. favorite of tho op pelt eae war a bum Job, for #ia had only one| ship, Thomas If, Cat, while leaning, on | aah i t he 4 | mh Was hls aged mother, | arHelitarly: Pattiiate: _ = = usdled her last year's fur] Mem ues Bye tad only oneveves| Particularly If You are, |) it her and sighed having lost the ah re efor his) looking. towards Christmas, nureary mnthstalneechemas | Fe ae LM pee loa sata ea hL you will be interested in our © n, he was an honest 7 : , 2 ‘ , . . This awae-a Aric bis tramy Tommy | Hectic Music binets idventurous lad, bu in the saven # ane ralseaicons oatmeal Tanditalite collecti on of Mu ic Cabinets Ix tt not poasibte to love bis nine lives?” | When, poor old starving Mother @at|] —the designs are unique, ar- ed at the ‘she raised hor nose aS fs mused Mrs, Tabby Cat, mother | ooked at the meal ane Tak Lia a veres¢ | tistic and unusual, | | Sy PUNACHIRR SL LDELIGe NIICIONL a aa EE PS aR ae] SAL You will find something to ranklin Simor and got un again. | Tittle remaina to be told, The aged! ! match any surroundings— yo ind took the morning in Willamsburg—a ter-} mother was adopted and will hereafter ; i {ng truly. nail the seas with her son, . | |} all kinds of wood, all kinds ‘ YF | ! it, " : of -artistic treatment FIFTH AVENUE, ai firmed noe) Me |HE GREW A “BIG STICK’’ message. and tell them to be good. It) the conyenient and pract he faratty An- the’ food as alwnye) been | was appara ys Stelenee by Providence side never lost sight of, areata eile FOR ROOSEVELT. | '27,70%" omelet res ating Democratis || We Know all about Cab- J] © WII Close’ Out" Wednesday, unily, snd kusplision we ‘admirers of Marion, O, inets and can save you, 4 hio } Sends a} 2) } Fang a porte Tee \ ioney every time. Ohio Hee ee Monster Gourd | TRIED TO DIE FOR LOVE. | money every time. 122 Women’s Tailored Suits, 4 as Symbollic Souvenir to of Broadctoth, Cheviot, the President, Jiked Soldter Shoots Wimsert tn | er in ‘Checks and Overplaids. 50 # eae ‘ongressman| Front of Sweetheart's Home. Heretofore $29.80 t0 $45.00.-....].... nha CE ra a nt Mouser, of this city, han recetyed| OSWEGO. N, Y.. Nov. 2% eval Tie cio. vf Rok An 08s Va large gourd from one of his constitu: | Albert Andeason. of Company K, ‘Twen- O | All this Fait’s Models—only one or two of a kind. Saas onta with a note requesting that it be|ty-third ‘United States Infantry, sti- iano 4 OD i TO OPEN JUDGMENTS, {elivered to President Rdosevelt. ‘The |tioned at Fort Ontario, attempted sui- e9 ird 45 ubout four feet long and 13/ cide by shooting himeelf in tho head Burned al AalditGreaeenhie thas pratMahaa orereres with a revolver In front of the home of 518-520 FULTON STs No Alterations. No Approvals. ty in tho |of the ‘big stick." Attached to the | \tins Louise Vahl in this city lust aight: Fd was the following message: | Anderdon was not fatally, wounded. ‘FIF TH A VE., 37th and 38th Sts, { ‘Mr, Roosevelt: repirted that Anderxon's atten: | Cor. Hanover Pl., Brooklyn, N.Y. | ote J ' \ « in Park ” Vent ved = tf res accept thie thas tala niomped ti} OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS.