The evening world. Newspaper, January 14, 1907, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD; MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1907. ‘HORSE RIDES IN. |“Funniest Man in London’’ Doesn't Understand Why ‘\VQNIN EROIND LADIES’ CABIN _ Folk Should Think His Jokes Worth Smiling At 1} DEATH UND y and the front wheels roltea | ¢ tho helpless form, { 2 y “ dd around the car| ie “Kid Hogan, | gland Hotel, in | 1S, MINISTER Aa Ne Kel by if | lech side of struck a mat he asked. d the Lowery. to Ket away News Of Tila inves ofa ete ssc | Mit Crossing the Bowery She: | the woman fal | At something was Peirce Accused Before ® W when those faded ge ; ——o——— Handicap Him. aA ; ° t Wall Street Stenographers HE ISN'T TO BE BLAMED.| Stopped, So Did'Car, but «Flee_in-Panic_as-He anaes TTA : potie;| Congressmen of Double Ns 5 : fi js 4 f 1eoteppeadin ts AV.a ——— i : ti Butts In. ‘English Villagers Laughed at Him ; PP y. : Dealing. z S pa i y Drove Him to ) Until They : Rarbara Devisino, of No. 9 Mott street, | f PRETTY MAID WINS HIM Become a Comedian. was killed to-day by a Third avenue car} = , : | ‘near Pell atreét, on the Bowery. At wasy | ; PRN cither a aulcide or,a alrange caso—ot { ——+-Led-Off Boat-at Manhattani|PRUNNIEST MAN?S |! se emia hlaeap area | |Committes on Wayn and Beans : "3 ‘ a =) tonatly. Thomas Woley, of No.2 Las paca ‘ c Ways de ‘by Smile and Bunch ‘XX SPONTANEOUS seeding shae sh reaerT See ee joy Prot. I. W, Hulett, of Cleveland, ‘ 3 : mete re i sWolnern vent 5 }O.. tn offnection ath a Hearing: uae f Sf Ba ae sending his car north at tho unual clfp b aes > resolution {or the further protection=o ananas. “sy y J Mescrole avenae,(B ! x a of Banana A spasm of pain, caused: by a ARTIC REAN RTS EG ERA He Sina ay furdarnisconithexh igh aces. = |} eating apples, launched my repu- Paine whl chom aan talline cine cosrenen E nei Courts charged Swi thhete Ge f. Eliott etated that while, Mr, . Youle, 9 atailion of ‘the Naturar| | Muon.as a Joker.” Dasa fi Tho ofd woman Was moving diagonally | George Foreman, wh iy dy ees be abated mee vanes sud i Bmoked Company, rao to New |f “Villagers became merry at acrbas'the Dowery.at Pol street. She had | home, Flushing a See hetattia Taallieiene ee elatria IAdlege Saba Beh te Hroreree to meroone || opnestance -and ck, was, excluded houmbrella, but her head was wrapped) "eed. Jase nen The police. YTV 0 ee ene ee ee te aga Adlea-ea bin of tne ferry-boat rook: | trom funerals, In_ which 1° de in a heavy thayl. The motorman saw) fr pretty, Mrs. Lena, Feroman,. the) SOWIRE out of the aetriine Of Sis. settee: Iyn, Louie didn't Intend to into - Fee aD a aig Heacai ha tanig Laat slivenyearcoldeitavor aus oie laset He ; shee slisive apartments of t ble- | | Hrhted. ; } : and put on his brake, atter cutting otf [TAlst tho-tragedy. fils Faces ended Uivesscl-“Wwherh thera! 10! | “Tho become a blacksmith A Set yaw ea SHniatennt Nee etaee hans 1g LDITHCY, “he ; u ' = Sti rome is-tevrenn red tt, SS iReader UI ERY propped alll and far a second thete| whe Foreman bumdlet hil out cog gai it tie United States District Court 1) unconsclously, in eplte of Isanc Bonja- +f get respectable employment. She eee s aT nF qdutcsdikeeie £_ th): tortie Petrlot-0f Columbia te {AsuRe lies. a ae ner, hia driver, and a waxo' “They tossed missiles at me; ; dsern thouglt sho would walt: untii| «ye boarder finecked off work fey { He Payment of bis ica out at them 2 oad of samoked felt. Tho tide’ waa’ J this: encouraged mi ‘ | the car) passed. ‘He latd hls hand on) qyently to-go homo while Mra ‘ore. | aWarled to the vessal owners. ec highend “the “pler_ bridge: ofthe - i the lever and started tho car, spilling! man waa alone. Last nfeht Foram, Rloxsse niet yes Se iestionedt Bite: i Lorry. slip (rose .precipHously from the y | a heap of sand under’ the wheels to| was returning home’ when he was ack? He Shaw any ae; best ea Sere ane a GaN grera ole s-boat. | Tt strack him as mighty eerlows, All Thake them take the rails, AC the; tacked by ‘@ Man tn front of hts home | HWott carefully about. che charge, and) Teouis refused to tuke the tish up the! the humor oozed-away from him. The Le 6 ntarte Md Wike=} 4 rots nald that (t'rifected 80 serioualy slope until “Kerne : moment he started, the woman did Hke-| nq stabbed ton (mes, two cuts strike fon that i De until Kerner, the driver, got_oft}funniest man in Londons Who had : trl » Administration ¢ it must” the—wayon 4nd punched iin— tothe : : es wise, She was directly tn front of the) ng. his’ eyes. ; | [oSied Mito, carefully, : fave.” The stallion looked oF = car when ithit her, She fell flat be-| yyy cries brought help and: Weiner! | ‘phe alief- purpose: of Prot, Elitett, in: Ain GEA S sie : GEORGE tore it : wos stured senile “ronnie awity ring before, the committee, feet | 5 ears hd ma PeRawan leap . EUS “el ; om the place, Forman was carpet) plained, wrt tohare-the- | Upthe bridge. It was such h tine dash VES -Casey_ngain cut the "current and put! from it touse, where ho da not seat ther toase of the mating privileges) that the wagon Mapped out behind like RA , On the brake With all Mts strength. Sol } Mo was a oss brick.| On the Pribliot _Tdande : quickly did he throw tho lever t fuxe was blown out, but the rails wore lay at the ayer, T wax also a brick. | granted to the North American themtud-of-a-ikt sae 7 Inerelal. Company, - Muttered in the “fac etreet cierks, aoshower- of nsh4——— of forty Wall THE FUNNIEST MAN IN The ho made “U8 ascent neatly, but the aln was to much for the | " harness. coat eis and breeches i ae strap pitted. Louie, free of entangle- monts, sat dows—and coasted into the Tho doors were open and b 8, his tall Muring out behind Nike a rudder, One hundred and fifty young women/| Got Up with a chorus of shrieks, In tvs twinkling of an eye three hundred ankles twinkled out of tle forward Wance, “The horse did not arise trora Launches until the last flutter ef ine erie had vanished, He was aysne ex cUpt for the ~eiderty German women: who sat stolidly, watching niiy Loule paid no ‘heed to them, ted down to Uie door throug yours women had stampede 4, "Yhey. disappeared Into the meny cabin, wo th trotted back to the ster, ¥ f exclielve apartment. i, through :his door, pickiy hair and beard" ~ When mie boat made } sip Lo u texto. of the O| When he he out Oey leaving mii but tr hich eZ my growth. Other hopes were ; jbuckted that-titte-on—him?—Hin—knees-p handy for cestor had deen a gravedixeer, and avid “Hatch hands for—afew— minutes, One hated | een A gravediexer, che e eta fte eategtat, | ent under the imaginary weights Iie [19 Urtak: invon-his"grief, put TL had-to-y Roy ey Mould occupation my tamtty, dveled.—for 1 could not seem-ta.obtatn | eft potalle ne isc The tun=| "Say, old man," the writer asked. “I | tion tn winton there were. ele “He got her some bat y Would like (o hear a half dozen of your| Of t®In« and—one~odd \th-hee—to-the-dorret st Jol I want to see how ¢ shea je saw the bunanna| He laughed wild Kirt he fave a Meth | tation of British c and t The Aeolian Company aucune: tie = SDS LaOCT Ur evn a TTT") (1 | r Frank's pended t aon sai 4 . Gian. He | 1 think my mind rt i as 10 a atlletto had” been (eee ee occa ie coer eg and Hed to become a profesmonal t nedailu oojongata, clear} paid, A few. daya afterwards, wheny oles ees Ba ee é Hiran idea had come to Geo ge} Mreuch the corpora quadrigemina Into| carving a duck, le laughed—my-father|— APLC EST Nt * * do omyself funy ‘They sata unkind me, AC tirat it furthe They Ktirange fs it Unis sort. oF tri Yad been emiled at 16ers ts One KU) Tad ey « Ked to Ha! Ha! Ha for | um de- The ia t 5 even out at Impor- | Soipate WIth the” three-star Agiétloah | meondeck s didn't want) Drand of humor,* don, ed him with ir the ceret 1] did. ‘The: duck ‘slipped deroms the table] COAt it wun rohit? Ned tertmen Gr i pala, bu wee Ho seomed in mortal] ind struck my pork old Krandfathor in Togerousty and driven away, hop it all; you've -got-to show ‘em “si t pulled up bravely, the mouth, The kind old) man was] they stopped ——>+___ first. How do I know I can reach ‘em?| “Six keen ones? he naked, writhing nice About It and) threw. it back hi a eUwho continued. to TkuKh L can see ‘en now, altting’ back with|!" 4 effort to make w funny face, Werwint tor ihe doctor, but he kept on ! 4 i ia ‘Six of est," ‘ thelr hammers in thelr hands, lke so of your vest,"" way the ruthless | Liughink. etimes his mirth rose t . I many horseshoers, Man, this Is” fair Hehe noes A FACTOR TG RUT RRO ena Lt rfretting, The curtain comes up, and] oo ye hin eyes and pressed tho end{ The dene old: man expired that night ta +) there-they-are with thelr Jaws ¢ od Ose: with his foretinder as a few moments after my father stepped cre OWL Oly aie kom, 4 Hite if giving me the dare in me very teeth, | P88 trot bikes noobie. Daa: my mtr Hat al f ae a : strug | itter that oplsode u X stare ugh, y wed-ott Httle | Bio 84 heroke, “Then he said, in doletul puta tien thatrepe every, tae my : ly injured, 1 felg really : bP meitist Pee ee ee ent jookked at me: he vould chanils veredy however, ina quict i suy, “or weil up ani : n i however, auiet, Ae sialon): His Avuncut: ow and th wmild tt wae Sot want people to sop you tog damp-post.— Come on with aradoys loud roar and on one occanion tL hes MUVANGS HALTS WAN ee eT ! Uprights and Grands Taken In Exchange for the PIANOLA PIANO HE Piano Sales held at Acolian “Hall forthelr fine condition. We-ourselves areoften® - are a-distinctive-feature of the piano nmazed at the excellence and comparative i trade of New York. They are dif- newness of the pianos that wo are asked to~ ferent — different in every respect take in exchange. Many of them are scarcely: from the sales held anywhere else. distinguishable-from abselutely-mew. $4ABble- «cunt. Quality is therefore the keynoteof‘this. ‘The names-in-the-fol= nd emirked at so Tong Was ke & romp tan ome -out of a tomb, The reason: why the" Acolian Company, I and-no other house, is able to.offer such. excep- Sale of Used Pianos. \ See tional values is the extraordinary success of the lowing list show the wide range and~ high Pianola Piano, The great demand for-this average of the makes represented, But to. “piano that anyone can play” is constantly appreciate the excellent condition of the indim/ bringing in exchange Uprights and Grands of vidual instruments you must inspect the cost every well-known make. lection personally | When quality and con- dition are ‘considered, these values —yr¢a These exchanged pianos are remarkable surpass-any-previous offering anywhere, ~ co = : STOAr- z {tents | your quips—rate, spley ones, at that— Young” man, Iwas brougi <lnweny weveral—or his trent at Ann them thitnie cael aly 1 YENC UD bY) had been looganed When my Kranidfarher Pky TE Na thought Twas funny, any = 6] MF jor svell hail you with a delayed se’ ward loving Parents in w quiet litzie| pasaed back to lim that il-fated duck. | ower aiey Inova f was funny, wy Jeration of a chickens’ brood, You're | Epwtisn village. “It was a taaty dite auener fanny, ch? We dare you to rise a] Cettiwe we abcde in. English ivy Broke lUpithes Nour I -came quietly here ed to know he bas rate-and rabbis Mauarhana up nis alecve: screened Me porch, fe on Piiittle lane ran) oer persona got In the hadlt of un-| hopin tint Hocone, Ima’ over Realy Ieuxhinge at me. It spread (me, thinking that after 4 tow Ww SlOUM vane and then to. Whe. vile | Klooplexe miehts 1 might hit upon somes Rr who becume merry al my mero | thing roally-worthy of a wlatial pil IMSdarance, wien quite a young boy] And now, right pop oat af the PeeesTexcluded tram cnurch. My pres- | You want me ty reel off six keen, o Mod. divine Worailp. 1 Was | teal. realiv, thie, tn_too. much? Mlowed to attende funerals, the “Funniest Man tn London" fell fore cy atways had peasion.| ward on his ir arred widows and widowers | poured from ‘hie. “ey Amertea, dloomin' ripple with your Ptceadilly | by ine. house with tow sley hedges, © Were dimity curtainy at my wine | com fests and 4 ron { Say, honest, old ena’ uur Strand sjde-splitters “ton they haven't PRT On & ower pot on ue a ; ae fave ThyyT=Youséar ty Arent r owned & dog, & beagh i i done that t mo, have F You car] barked ‘at-negnt—besesta pe Train Stops with Wheels pco"wne deace'o¢ a holo it pute mo in| wien he vrh'e Tishelnig ho ‘ Lgive me chance to 51 estilo dercay the lunge. 1 was. phy, ence disty teive mean chan MUFPHI6} ohiid.- ALL muy brothers ahd-welere-eaeebbo lOuRer npion hit on other aside | grown up and—yea—I became asi uncle | LF we rato thelreyes, If I don't| many, many Unes an uncle. Newly a Hee Tinie Tene {_cofiw-well-L-ean-remewber-when-they} Soma. tenn wnay in Might. at ay ap: =e came ant told ine Uascthat J owas aa) proach for fear Of losing their —sad my lips Tate me, Prey ti aay onictettway-rery—-yotng-then- ant very dene ua i ratty to be us. 1 hit” bes ite At first 1 rarely Opetied iy moutn, errr . Thi a cryihigfraud=and-ovmgelit.to be lea MikT= May melder tote eit ase ing. wore on and my mind be DRINKS ALL HE WANTS 1 While Driny. tents s and splashal on His Coat—Can’t ‘em. ==-Fell How-He GotThere. Origins fete {Continued) Original Hale ———_Makes Se Schamann—Ebontzed ,.$325 $135 + Weber) Waabrouck «Mahogany Woo 1 Steinway Keller & Son—Walact. 30 Stelnywny—Rosewood Kelso—Rosewood Stelarway Kteinway—Tosewo Steinway —losewood wribe Tosowood Kaabe~Eb Weber—White and gold. .$850 216 dolled tn—a_pot with red pepper and Epp eer aN ae = } oo " 7 aun edalde and said:| caine affected by -ie-sinmuiara ttt : aati mustard, like a blooming Worcester. i Mttle nepaew, Ihe folkein the parish 1 began | ABt Drinks tt Whenever He Wanle It. ue, Brook: | Phire hare. T replied angrily, | to ‘talk at random. On my knees 1 ; or| Vexged MY futher-noet to consider me] uy wy, i : - - elevated “His—Grict—Overpowering—— PSA ieee yt 1 “I want what I eRe when I want | Leonard Chadwick, a young architect, of No, 105 St. Mark <1 Iyn_woke up ht ——tretched cross the Boerum place death aw he pr over wit Ge Unt tis ¢ B % ‘ baer is {ee Moved tremutoustyyand he crosses the kreat divide, he rubbed his tong chin with a doloroux The young man's predicament had all ure. Hoe has an_old man's part in rke, YOu hay teary Tho — 1 hay, and 140 130 Price. M45, MWeber—Mahogany ~yee-$875 = Webers ae Weber—lorewood ie.+ 000 Weber-Muborany <-,. 00 the: wall, t a oo he Witte apo ered this so im 1 teh ch rf re fears th ueTY meted anditionse chat he had his frst stroko ot}, + see—man who perhaps never ‘apless moment of anger T had; @voplexy; Do you wonder that 1 weep | heard Pructte sing the song, wrote ay di Hag L recall these sad pages of my |the other day jase? = prayed him to put m Station as |The little comedt ‘as deeply atirred, Behr Drow.rgcbontrr Behr Dro oncerning Postum ‘hie funniest man- in| London’ |Food Cofice, “I am well and hearty. [! had Munk myanlt to th ‘hungry, diversion-ray The votor of “thritting “romance, -for~a {Lhe Little Mtuchus,"—-which“ran—eh Weber—Rosewood eoveee 000 scar, us Muchuz, an-tigh- | ening Nie fy AAS sia yest 4 aif poe AeA br Rosewood i ors train’ of three <eare ‘had ~rolieddown:| teen months in Dalya Theatre, London, | In Lond ing-softly="" Alt un-| bivsed.-he-was-so deeply shaken-by et drink at the Postuin Cereal coffee { Let utnat ist ifn rita he Weber—Rogewood coeese 650 “pon him—untithe-fienees-ot-tho- front bak than-toured-aie-provinces,—He-has +consctouly T had become a comedian, 1) °MQN00s cow tp. he ran on brokenty, |! Want and wher Chickering—Mabogeoy. Wallerpisnaabopenys = Weber—Wilnut sogerse 460. Kr t _ wr Greves-2_—Funereal = “Pyecante Almost a8 tat as noman, ©} more Tdrink (he better L feel. jan old-yonh@, fce-~ Mort comedians | Rh eres Lot Thad “hoped ta. became a nineketth oft was Leakaall TOWNE Aa 1} ve. The parents of some say they— heute ves bad Ne hd pei ebapPlon wrestler. | in which case 1 | naar Leni wikh solemn family. The namo hnd. origin- could’ chaative {hose “who perpetually }acid dyspepsla as the doctors enlled ht) and.pin . How né got on the Cousot explain to Magistrate Gels Haines Dr Sintnes Dr. Walnut. Ebontent WWeber—Mahogany wen HO Weber—Mahorany +s 140 Chickering—-M: By. Chickering —Hosewood.. | “MASCELLANEOUS UPRIGHTS. MISCELLANEOUS UraiGHTs, Pianos of Our-Owng ver-F want it—the | "i the Infant’ funny men—Iook old when = G , Chickering —le Haines Wrox, -ftosew'd. © Weber—Hosewood meyin the Adams Street Court to-day: ‘ ally been Grave. Way back “In ‘the! grinned and guffawed at me, This Nope lit; lad been sick tor-five ye: ‘ neste Didhehebes ereatentee He had dined: after hearing w-oncted | oo Se em He Meld hin headin his! time of: the: Good Queen Bead an ane wan rushed When nature refused. to Salle ane Rest hes eatteninal Geisuee eens 200 suabinaseawantnt: Set ies Sine aes elim bing. the Hi coftee for breaicfast and then bloat Chickering Decker Bros. fbontiad & STECK UPRIGHTS. wale at the: Bonen Place station. At] 7 ao") tiethe wuburbs of Philadélphia was’ thi up. my stomach would-be so-full of Ouiokerln rege DSSkSriD abut Steck—Dark | Mahogany .3025 5, $335 a pel meoCHs homeward-bound Jour- hauls of a legal battle to.set aside her =: acid I'd belch up gas 4nd have the! Mardman—Dark Mahog: Steck—Mahogany ya. 600° B00 Sey erret: gifts of property and money by will to ; water brash. ¢ Hardman—Mabogsoy E i siccloumenon hose aretataie around The care pee eek traln shor ere Ingersoll Lockwood, another lawyer ' “Yhen would come heartburn, and| ae ; i See eee get aes SGtELOc TLS ara ona : Cost Fight-won-erde—— | crumbling and cramp tn my. stom=| OA eft) A een tect Was aslecp across the tes, with Mr=-Hustings Jost dis fightin tho ¥ oh all night would keep me awak 5 is sea edie a pekeNs 2o3— “ps ‘ neck resting on one rail. ‘The mate courts but he won-a brite, wad he was pthon td go twoior three days wit iden 315 SEMORZ ENA Steck—Etonized 230 man saw the body a train's length - married In London to hix Ment, who! jout eating, with some Improvement. | Z A 2g ) ANDOUS GRANDS, Steck —White M Prt f away, and jammed down. the brakes Teplisnecan san possessed both’ wealth a beauty, aah sda) i wale cat monet 5 Fen 2s 43 aby). Grawl. Steek—White Mahogany, 423, feversad the power and blew his whis, . n. . +c | Shortly afterwards Mrs, Hastings was 3 . ae ke me AG TALE: Hranton ee 500 $850 «$710 Steck—lowewood .....5 333. a wnis- Body of Mrs. Tousey-Hastings taken ui trom anemia, and atthousn| Wife of Six Months Has Van- SOT ERR ST Mere oe ae Fea eae ee uapnrtalbacd Gell \ Bosal Py Grand oes oe brakes clamped the whicela but : . ended by seven xpectalints, she dled +} bad ought I'd have to stop every- a 9071100 : 6 lialonge tip a oing alate, Fin iti eal 5 He S.G, Lindeman ea : WHEE iMate” ot io mee rula when] Is Being Held Until Hus- Tam auite eager to hear trom Hast-| ished and Husband Rec: (ning. i Asha read! about feo teal Ine | Sindean een goo 20 not see the dark form acrog. icles , + Ings the particulars of my atster-in- ut (hurtful, so old my wife not to Bradbury—lorewood Ste Wheelock—ite thd in is oaltios soma Abeer band’s Arrival ue Be Forgotten”. Thre. |make any for me for a while. -1 fs ‘ : FS whistle. That, he nin blow hin ate law's death,” sald" Stnctatr—“foumey, the: ‘orgolten hreat. TREN OO) Vien C tan USS Wat i climbed down Upon the strucednny pan head ‘of the publishing houso of Frank : | thought ld sec for myself. | Beppecies : : 0 o. ftructure from u lar tera i ‘| Waters lorewood aE ae eaten He boa, CxPecting: to tnd i 3 | Tourey, Union Square, when reen Ip two days 1 was lost without] Brae eee Walon : Ste W 145 dpatead: they found young Chad Until the arrival of George Gordon | today. “1 was present at thelr wed-} Arthur;Loning, of No. 719 East One| coffee—2was 0 sick I couldn't eat} Flacher--Ebvnlied Y 4 » Wheelock—Eboulzed 179 Se te SS vie Hastings the funeral of Mrs, Rosalla |ding, and her death was a gieat shock.| Hundred and Thirty-sixth atrect, han) *DYthing. (The reaction of the cot- Flesheoeeisalaed| i i feck, | Mabr. iinet wncaioukesiataeta a time to turn him. over ta this Adams | Tousey-Hastings, daughter of the late ‘They had been engaged for a year pre-lasked the police to ald him { | fee drug.) TI bought a package of Flacher—Mabogany ....6 3 ; Steck, — Maby Graud- Wheelock—Wainut .... 335. 238 ATreaponing to the uit ett COMO srs, Margaretta ‘Todd, will not be held. | YOU to their marriage, wad letters rom Ponce to ald him’ tn 9nd-! postum, and my wife made ft strictly ||] jrasetton—etontiel s., Htwulted 00, Wheelock —Walout . 205 When wrralgned In Court trang the | re diners aa WUE Ot De Hela sry, Hastings prior to her death in-[{8 hls wife, who has been missing | according to directions, You should Haselton-losewood ... £00 Steok, Grands ios WW healers eer plsoner a dleclared he had no ‘thought | Mrs. Hastings’ body, which arrived | nate that he was n’eost devoted hus-|sinco Saturday’ He fears sho has com-|have seen the change. - The whole| Haselton—Rosewoo! ... sicalatialiseGnace i se a ie eG a Hain how | yesterday on the mteamahtp La Savole, | band her Anes!" mitted syletde because of a threse she |Mmily now tise Fostum, and [haven't Ltda besHn aS Meh Lete catty est) SMpbogauy se hae) STUY VESANT” UPRIGHTS. i te Was ‘remanded ba , ; “ll C! a 0 tf sour stomach or blo 104 ell nt! ge ht : ‘ eck aby. Grand Ba AT n o hen he wile have ag further wuaviad: |e at tho rooms of a Manhattan under- | Att Roumey, naa aaiced Uf ue NEN for | made alx months ago, when they were gale satbmaiioy blpattnes seat wall nt Neiet | & Dav Steet taiy Gre Be he charee lodged. weal a rithe “ey ik a j | Q ATELY. | Lose wood Tpeeeiea Stay Venant—Rosewood $255 Es orderly conduct an Inst him taker pending the homecoming of the} tinued. aa: ory married. Jail the Postum Iowant and ‘whenever| spianichians ash i : $225 lawyer-husband, who 1s expected Thurs- | ,,,) fo mot nee that the death of Aire i * : Stmyvenant—Oak yo... 250 130 —_—->__—_ AW ye -d . pects | Hastings will in any way affect the} Of late Mra. Lening has been melay-|y want it The more I drink the ert- Gable r—Rosewood A u o ” . i Stuyvesant—Mahog'y ,, 265 215 BICYCLE KILLS BOY day on the steamship Auguste Victoria. {ie al pprooea ings: now in the courts,”"! choly, Last Saturday she went # ter 1 feel onne Oak AShie 3} v Ata care eae aaa . = . Announcement of the death on Dee. | “"* “May Clear Up Tangle. ping with her mother, Mra, John “Since I left off coffee and began to} |} StertimmoManogeay o+-1 vesve Bowery Kia; vosmnt- Walnut oe saga eN 2 “Thrown on Hin Head Youth Dien {28 of Mrs. mounersestiney at Nice | Mark Altér, counsel to Ingersoll Look: | nosey, of No. San (vOnewrionaradl| rong) Dy, nory ene Steady, | Sterling —Mabogany ..-- i f haat France, coupled with the knowledge | wood, who Was a. principal beneficlury ts y head feels donc get} a y oe Five Hours Later, FNS Yi “ ee | under Mra, ‘Todd's will, naid to-day, [and Thirty-Atth street, When Mrs. | 20) ret a 4 ’ Pate f . ° e] PP. y ex c i i that she had married Mr, Hastings, her siareliontsl ah ft y stupid, Ured and lazy any more, | Any of the above pianos may be pure hased A few ex nee janolas at he old need ro Akwellaro. clghteon veara| lawyer, last July, wan exclustyely made | Ney York “The denth of Mea. ogaey |COHO#Y Was ready to go home her| “L positively know that coffee Wart on moderate monthly payments, with interest and $175 afilalso offered, Sold under the same d, Med to-day in his home At No.|in The Evening World. _ will ald’ matsclally dn clearing up tit| daughter ata ; » cause of my trouble. and f~ c e g } i eB 1 clearltny : yed ‘behind on tho plea the cause of my trouble, and [pos ah pest ancien 486 Mulberry atrect, from a fracture of| Mr, Hastings lett New York tant Sum. | lexi) tangle in which the Ledd eatate [ee peel Rs Plossl tively knows abcaultting It cend (tty added! guarantee given with absolutely new Pianolas the akull received while riding a bicycle ned es th hie widow | 8, involved. awit that she winhed to purchase someth ng. | tvely | olin a x last Wight “Tho. bos hiceh gee ichoat| mer with Mrs. ‘Tovsey, then ie widow | ute “win arivn by Me. Ingernolt tint nas che 1 eine fusing Postum Food Coffee has cured} i i euriy in the oventig, Ati uidniene | of Prank Tousey, the publisher, ‘The | mtandasand [haysa ccodiel. mada by {Toke Was the last seen of her, }me.!” Name given ‘by Postum ‘Co. ee A olian Hal $62 Fifth Ave., near Mth St. he staggered up to- hd i lawyer hud been engaged for weeks | Mrs. ‘Tousoy shortly before rhe salled | Lening Ja an expert accountant ana e Cre Mich. ead ¢ O. e NEW YORK i IP Das rogdy and wala in fentt f iM Whishiwilis besoperedrends tea teat Batt iy Read the little 9 at he had fallen on hls Yeud, Five} {i Aehting the will of Mra. Todd, whos Me cr gets hacks ty ® Member of Company, A, Twelfth Regi-}hook,, “The Road to Woellville," in i rs afterward he expired, ! mysterious death on the rail/a year ago fan heeunnd ined lawyer: get: back ta. 20 » pkgs, “There’s a reason,*