The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1906, Page 2

naire rasa Into ler and Matt: Downey to keep ip Pe with the terrific pace act by W Thé Would Nave, made a clear g: a half lap behi “merved an pacemakers VANDERBILT 1S TN INDICT ‘Lake and His Big Awto (ASEh l IED inch, which waa far ahead of js Urine Downey HURLED IN LAKE AOM hiS AUTO HUME IN POCLROOM WAR Record Action Is Taken) Avellis Alleged Own- f Place ‘Raided. orashing down Hoped the mad Downey wes Sitough wahew in v1 @bsence of pr William K., Jr, Narrowest Escape from Has His Pat Powers, prot nployed Afty who will remain in the] *Ganien thy rest of the week Hollister sustained a possible Ofithe skull in a ops < thle morning. ftewck in a ter Ploking up Folger. = tuidenly rode‘ : ceedings Mur- Poizer fiying RY wheel gown phen came H was also thrown from #dlous on the track. Be and Stol The Axle snare was a Mercedes, ana was spun iauffeur sat beside who was driving n of the road t inlicted was rs lay hear tip and stunned 10 East One Hun- Where Nelson Met Deati a aig-zag course. As the axle snapped the wheel next of and races pinying stuss tn the 4 street place empenkment Of the riders, building opened aid Hollister was b was stopped road and eds was sitting on An aMdayit before Dist later In the day smAsh-ups L esr) accident took piace at uid have been {crushed to death Swims Back to Shore. Grand Jury the Tenth stre “ined not only a stuss game, Nelson was killed tour years Police Pound Coat Thief. One of the gure of pe i buen Seealitig cow and a Klondike game, Jerome's Method Unusyal. method by which the pased of the cases of the mea TRid was unisuat. +. He said he acted taton of the Dowlin law. Jans. & lawyer eng: y of the priso: ers, 0 Nt in Magistrate Ba; en they were examined The VANDERBILT AUTOMOBILE ning Just wah — Gaiden at tae) “wilh t& 200 sable coat o; we mirtace and. at in @ dozen a. treated inte = COURT ORDERED THE SLIPPER. Air. Dowling’s opin- est to break Up the | dragged himselt fer ne found Als driv nankment by the roadside rub. | under the pri “ba h front whe inders smashed to i 8 being phand?” aafely distributed in the “COURTHOIKE A DISGRACE, SAY ALL ThE JUDG Criticise Inaction of Com- mission Namedto Build A New One. wae wound up Toom ‘they were taken to the| Assumed names, omen Were kept in Broadway Hing out dure e the sounds of tern decrea from tne have lost thelr jobs. GHAM MAY GET NeW ELIGIBLE LIST. | nue to Be AD Hii For C ae point from the C and Central should not céase now and but he hed the blast night ar ¢ law to make an “STORERS FORCE A SOCIAL ISSUE t Them in Wash. ' Diplomats of Both Sexes, POOR JOSS NEEDS PAINT. AFTER, FIRE: idred and Fifty GOT. HELP TOO LATE. ned at Canal é Leary, Ktatic ‘pet eman Leary, sta ard) Saeldon, ce MINOR (S MUM ON ORGANS BiG ‘GIFT Nedon Fina has a palatial Judges Are was | about the finp: eat Laxative Bratg Quinine ade and Grip. remed tor signature bs BY THE REICHSTAG ~DISSOLVES HOU | | Le iM embers Vote Down Ap- | | Propriation for More Troops in Africa. ‘, Des. 13—The Reiohstdg to- 168 votes rejected the sup- for German South- dissoly- eilor Van B te Retehstag betore aleen to-day, guid in t nér that the addressing e firme: rnment Ww. of an adequate on troops,in German, Southwest Africa, The expectation that the Chancellor would epeak and that it was possible that the Government would be ui nd that the. tmmediate diasok arliament would follow filled *, bod the Moor and galier! | crowded, Seated next to the Chancellor wore In- (terior Minister Von Posadowaky-Wel- ter Teobirsky, Treas- ¥ Von Stengel and Colo- Dernburg, . the Clerical leader, began \ of ithe supplementary H » GOURD to §7,360,00, to meet the expenses of ‘the War in Geaun Southwest Africa (rejected by the Ap- propriationas ey two dayg ago) ing tn behalf of the majoricy | yoroptiatonst Committee that | ction that the numbe: troops in-that colony. coul tnd. the General wine Ge nd the Genera . firmed that the prosent merrison Runt: ppaHne not} reduced below. §.004 § naded “ quest ’ Hor no Chanodilor rectied that between b Jan. 4, 4°00 men srould | dob that after Jan more troops would ibe reoalled. accor ing to the militacy necaselt ten teduce the BAIT ison wo |mean the loss of the southern part the colony and would greatly endany the central un orth while jtiie dd northern parts, while nan rule in Africa would be im Hed by a renewal of the Insurroc- ng iD German Bouthwest Afric Meh would spread, naturally, beyo SG SRE: naturally, beyond ippuinuing. the Chancellor remarked Nf abtinis trom this Int sacrifice me | cannot believe arrive at oh a fatal resolution would be equally d je from financial, military and p: and national points of view. i the House li leader of the affairs of tho tbe able to scale sie Buch a ca AILGURN TO QUIT ON HINT BY HUGHES | State Superintendent of Banks | Is to Retire on Jan. 4. ALBANY. Dec, 13,—Superintendent of Hanks Fredertck D. Kitbura Yonfirmed to-duy the report that he woulll get out on Jan, 1 3 The new chief executive made it plain Kilburn that his presence as the ad of the Banking Department would not be altegeter agreeable after Jan, 3, and that Kilburn's conduct in office wodlu be the ject of an investixw purn has been under fire for two removal From office oy 1 of mii nd incor ey Momanded by a: ors of the di German bank Bur 1 that the bank superint { allowed Ih trstitu, nto renain open or it was knowl ay Ingolvent, and unt Cavered de Dositars had withirawn their deposits Higgins, afte serious could be ch bine than lack of Judgme: ‘Kes were dismissed. An attempt to Investigate Kilburn poy om nd Of a legislative act was throttled by the friends of the Gov yrs Kitchen Cabinet,” of which Kiiburn waa steward, information forwarded by nor to. the Legislature, wh! the minds of some legislot fu Sit | niahed nuMelent reason for Kilburn's br c wos suppressed, ng in the friendship of the or Superintendent of Public Nicholas Vanvyracken | Frran- nd other Hehts of the “Cabinet, n continued (o do business at the old stand. His nerve didn’t desert him until it was known that tho {n- rance ingulsitor wai<to be the next nyernor and that the administration ¢ banking department was INkoly overhauled. “He then decided to around for another Job, hur will be assoclated with the || Fidelity.” Development Company, ronx real estate concern. ———— ‘MAN INDICTED. IN ~ RIPPER CASE SET FREE. | ‘Another unsplved murder myster} wis aide to New York's long st ¢ day when upon motion of District-At | tornoy Jerome Recorder Goff disahan dames who ha mde ha resing: he Moore sin tho last stages of consumption and lndieted for killing Annie ‘ Yn of the Bowery and ut brother In a re Moore and the wom On the morning 0 found her dead, carve Ripper fashion,” We told storlea to acoount fur his the murder and bis in- 3 Unearthea | : how that th in Waa belllod by a maa mie took | room, but the police pald no at | tentlon to Jb. Inves lant Distriet cy Train alnce that | tinte bas falled to conmect Moore in any | Gvay with the It would taye been Dorsible (hd. ¢ him and the Dis- ted to hits vleadin es KETT, ex-po- Veloved husband of Mary, A hee Dwyer, a ist TFuneral {mom his lato residence, 8¥> Blton eve,, Bunday, Des, 40. at. 1 P al Interment Calvary. | 1900. ‘SUGAR TRUST PAYS $168,000 IN is GIRL OF 15 18 HEID AS A SHOPLIFTER. accepting reba Joutitne butte of the m jot Makes: ‘Complete Settlement al the Penalties Imposed in the Rebate Cases. Stealing $375 Bracelet from a Broadway Store. years old, a well-dressed r Children's Court Go-4ay opifting In a Boe wos charged and] a gold bracelet valued at $376 Indignantly dented the charg ralgned in t) walked into the oMce ‘of United States|for alleged Commisstoner Bhielda to-day ana paid j store. as Clerk of the Court, Edick as Deputy over to him, This sum-represented the $80,029 which the American Suger Refining had bern fined oa . Randall. a pri Von Huo-.| Coopernge Comp Nad deen fin’ subakiiary Soncern, the vote was man- id not Yield any of {te demands for the maln- mber of eo left: When 15c. Looks Like 25c.”’ Linen collar makers have been charging 26c. for good col- ars so long, and cotton collar makers have for poor collars so long, that ‘Some men don't know the éest /inen collar can now be hed for 15c. Simply insist on getting “Triangle Linen Collars. enuine linen collar—don't take any riangle Linen,” because it's likely been charging 15c. Your lc. pays fora —lic.-collar not stamped ‘ mere cotton. Your 2ic. will buy two Mien collars—don't be satisfied with only one. Triangle Linen Collars are guaranteed linen quality—are 4-ply; have the strongest button-holes ma ade; come in Sizés and every collar “shrunk to What better col —my_opinion—of a | icy am mistaken, 1. as the responet e | so that style and fit lars would you want? assortment of seasonable styles in quarter sizes will be found If you don’t find the style you want, write in the best stores everywhere. us and we will see that you get it. Van Zandt. Jacobs & Co. Troy, N.Y. Largest Makers of Linen Co'lars in America, New York Office, 636 ae 150 Styles 15c, ach pire when Governor-elec} Hughes | i fa ) ‘ i SPeclan rox i: iS THURSDAY. ORTED FRUIT AND pT CHOCOLATES. . SPECIAL FOR THIS FRIDAY. ASSORTED FRUIT AND NUT CHOCOLATES. Churches, Institutions, Fairs, Etc, it BAKOCLAY STREET STORE ONLY. 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