The evening world. Newspaper, December 5, 1906, Page 3

5 "1906. ae Some of the 57 Different Ways of Making a Probation Hashand or Wife Successful in Test for Compatibility, é FLOWERS -—) NGO ELORK Slvr HE: MUST. CONTINUE TO BRING HER C, INE SAME AS BEFORE TRIAL. rt WELCOME TO OUR /f, HE MUST BE KIND TO HER MA- YES, DOTE ON HER.- Honest: THRICE WELCOME () 5 ALL RIGHT, DEARIE, Come} ) HOME WHEN You | re ( PLEASE: Dee SHE r1UsT BE EASY ON’ THE YNMPORTANTE BUSINESS DODGE. [mre a ee SHE MUSTNT IRICK ON TH/S: ee THE EVENING WORLD. Bye Ose <7 Dpcy ne fiaze Ce Sees ok ENJOY) (Go on DON'T MIND | A HUSBAND MusT BE _ He musT ALWAYS BE He Ue pT PO REIER Oe ca SURE TO PRAISE: HIS. WIFES GENEROUS AND FLATTER YER. \ Ask’ FOR PIN MONEY- HAND. a COOWING- BE AAHEK CO, SAY “YOURE HOT STUFKerc| HER OUT A FEW. TENS EAH PAY.\ HE MUST LENO 2 HELPING HAND, - omnes | : (DON'T WORRY GOUT BEING) | cone nidwe] [ SHAY, /5 ZH/SH ER .| (OH, You RINKY DINKY DDOF!) (LATE, DEAR! LG ‘ KY EE) (OS ane ED J Cx }} Se 5 ALL RIGHTS : | \ . sks Aa) S THE WIFE? M57 BE ATTENTIVE) SHE MUSTN'T SCOLD HIM SHE MUST BS SSS) : PAN, NOT FORGET = TO ALL THE LITTLE COMFORTS| WH E COMES HOME LATE SHE | MUST BE. A BOON CO/ is OF HER TRIAL AUBBY. ee ae 10N TO HIM -—(N HIS TROUBLES . Bootie ep POCKS AND SEW BURSTING OF DAM PEACEMAKER IN MRS, UDLEY'S "Woman Asks 100.000. | | ' Has Fourteenth Lawyer WIPES OUT TOWN © MORTALLY HURT. 1N $100,000 SUIT ¢ . . Great Flood Sweeps Down Frederick Pryor Struck on | Gets Court to Delay Alien- San Francisco River Into | Head in Cafe in Ameri- | ation Action Against Clifton, Ariz. | can !heatre Building. Protest of Defendant. : allenal drowned 1) vletely wiped out. tion is cut off. ‘The Copper Queen Hotel was washe picked up and carried by the down the valley. The Colorade Rail. + Way was destroyed between Clifton tween two buildings amt Geath. The property loss will amount to millions, THe reports from Clifton are from private sources and cannot be con-| n firmed. That the disaster ocourred | 4 . practically as reported {s not doubted | p! here. Clifton 46 th Graham County, ~f southeastern section of Arizona. It Is; Ho became Worse tnd on7 amt had Veen vroken: yr and—she-intended— a town of 3,50 Inhabitants and ta] was called from the Roosevel =) toupusit: the cape) tor tint as. soon as situated at the end of the Arizona and| pital. Policeman Goss, of the Woat| POM testimony In a crim. con, ‘ ‘New Mexico Railroad. It had a tele-| Forty-seventh Street Station, went wish | case is rictouloian said former Mayor graph and express office, The Rio San} the ambulance to the hospital, where| Wiliam D. Brinnler. of Kingston. wio : Francisco, which is a branch of the|he learned the facts and then made nis| Mt Mts. Vancerpocios sisiney. | No tacts Balt River, runs be te apivante| Tort 1 bis station tae eriponemienta he heldjuand: hermes | he jess P Hedda) | el of the W y-| pudiated the statements heretofore | of Clitjon Hved In Chase Creek Canon,| The serKeant of the Weak Thirty-| mai thag. ia vellent. had offered to | @ peoullariy dangerous situation times of high water. In the | his home In Weat For Inj seventh St iceman Stanton. considered was hardly @ assault woen the hospital. Building. rty-firat and Forty: eteatives say hat of Rosenbaum could be found, eh they searched for him in he i known to’ have frequented et Btation sald phat Po- who Was on t, ‘Two years ago twelvo lives wero lost) jad made no report of the assault fn the canon and immerse damage was done dy the rise of the San Franciaco River. ihe Bride Dies on Honeymoon, LAUREL, Del,, Doo. 6.—Ming Manito 1s, @ populur Laurel girl, was mur 4 Nov. 5 to Willlam Adams. Wavy nt to Phuadelphin to spend their The bride caught a cold 4 Aled last night. The work he’s done as: ‘ “It's ‘Guarantee von eat) how much good we | shorts }to the t F Ka World Want two detectives managed’ to get a nent {rom Pryor In the: hospltal Ife, according said that the assault result of a fight over a chorus a man rt nm sald, It | . that tried to atop the and’ In doing 40 he wna struck the head with a bottle o'clock, a man whe deals in Are and Inca andescent lamps; batteries and wires, and when through: he stamps Tis then he oft will sing: Ad. will able tol" th ye with it. Thelr differences were such, she al- sidered with tt | the cas ‘8, Du father's nar | known whet | front her | married to on | very old now ‘and keeps ® small hi an Mrs, nt oy aay believed he had not s h den, Ny Jo, with the case had he had not tha’ in New Mr. Brinnter saying he had| | telegraphed him If he would come to Lawyer Peck not know the gentleman against Mra. Elizabeth Battell . | poole was put over the pres Supreme Court by Justice Fitts ‘Application for a postponement was} -| made by Mrs. Dudley's fourteenth Inw- yor, BE. 6, Peck, of No. 2 Broadway, + | New York, who read an affidavit made ¥| by himself and anothe> In effect Mrs. Dudley stated had had serious disagreements with Carroll Whitaker, of Saugerties, N. ¥., Jawyer No. 13, and he had told at if she-did not settle the sult he would have nothing more she could jer advantages. mould be necessary to. Trove In what | “| atyle of luxury she bas lived at Cam} and Philadelphia | Lawyer Peck made afidavit tha aid not know of the names of ne Sury witnesses, because his connection Deen so recent that | a tiny (9: farailiarise himacit | bu dey had [Me to aclife or iexury, settle tha case, Mra, Dudle: admitted, and Jersey, sa witness, ta granted Lawyer Peck's vn to Plit the case over the fy payment. of costs and dis- ts. ey. was born In known, Mrs. Vandecvoote f@ named a4 by Mrs, Dud “had lived in luxury, he | could still be living that way, he said, If whe had treated Dudley half as a Wife should. Dodley had sent her to Burope “with a letter of credit for $10,000, ‘The name of Harry Beekman, a Inw- Yer, with) omicen in New York, and livs was brought into] At ong time | 1 to & man named Dune inan. 2 In now b t term of to do sult wh Witnesses been acous- her home PITTSBURG | seriously’ InJt Jany in a tr Monongahe! Lis Roston, her Du With glowing coals upen the hearth, all that is needed for per- fect comfort is a steaming cup of | White Rose Ceylon Tea ndprtre £9-1 Policeman Shot a mat -Betare CHLOREN IN “ANIBULANCE HIT BY TROLLEY CHR Navy wern |MAD DOG SCARE H AT THE ST. REGIS. Killed the t train w 6 tank whe! VESSEL MISSING ON LAKES, erdug f Commercial & Social Stationery, Engraving, Die Stamp- ing, Printing, Card Indices, Suit Cases and Bags, Office & Library Furniture, Filing Devices and Supplies, ‘Blank Books, Loose Leaf Ledgers, Fountain Leather Goods, Playing Cards & Games. "Fione 2116 Franklin: BROAI DWAY Pens, Razors, from. Oaweno, and ini Ani- |Four RURT IN TRAIN WRECK, Dec, S—Four men were 0 fatally, early to- ck on the on aliston 1 Charles Th s i | | Haddon ¢ —Two little! BOSTON CHUTS CREAM FILLIN LUTTE ERUTTI TEAM) CUTS SFEGL ‘LORD CURZON SAILS HOME TO ENGLAND. ambers Crosses, Too, to} Write a New Play. for Mrs. Leslie Carter Payne. January Prices! $18, $20 and $25 aps | Swell Long Coats, 5Q.79| ‘, Satin tine Throughout, é @ AL FOR THIS WE Leiter, of Chicago, sailed to-dayt tar tines Mt for England on the White | Oceanis, With him we ! surtolk and Lady Suffo | sister of his wife Haddon .€ nd Charle the latter = Thursday's Big Reductions The fin-l price sacrifice ‘nth’s great ahead-of-time January Sae fo- & morrow we include the most at- {ractive coats ever een in this city at $25 and under. $20 Modish Cheviots $25 Black Broadc!oths $18 Smart Kerseys $20 Two-Tone Fabrics ‘A sweeping reduction all along the line alfect ny every asortment of ariatocra' fll atnclined. garments, hand vailred coat dive iatioor, tight-fitting long mo: Tailored Alterations ER REE SALE AT ALE THREE STORES 4 {Onlb ls est 14th Street 1 YORK 60440 Fulton Street’ K BROOKLYN 64510651 Br 04 ud Street NEWAR i — © Mo eOtetnD. LOC NauNers rornn 15¢ SPECIAL FO THIS THURSDAY, rors 10c OVMMMiNts 2 tousp 15C £8 10 SUNDAYS BHES, IRS ETD TRS att raw ur Ty Mile >) JGAR MIXED" “AN OR Earl of,