The evening world. Newspaper, March 15, 1907, Page 6

prac . FRIDAY. MARCH 15, 1907. HOTEL BELMONT FLAGGED TRAIN GUEST GOES 10. | AND SAVED HER | INSANE ee MOTHER'S UFE \Played Tag With Children | Girl of 12 Stands on Track | Hwatien “a | in Street—Said to Be and Waves Her Red = aes [THE EVENING WORLD ersey Girl Who Charges Him with Bigamy and Man Who Took Two Wives in Two Months thought-of her tine. ed. the’ train in the | It was id sage found that Mrs, Jolinson’s lett Seite aS MRS. CASTLE DIES AT NINETY. HONOLULU, March 18—Mra. BN. an early missionary tn the with a Moderate prieg— $3. j Spring Styles. Tatlored Stats for Women. BROADWAY, Cor, AsTH 8T., NEW YORK, Said, “I Know "You Couldn't Help It.” Children romping -In- Tenth, ntar|- MOUNT-HOLLY,-N, J:; Mareh-18—As iman of Nowark. engaged in business 111} ; thls city, d14 not % worry him jeveticuary when h® was arraigned in & Jersey City Police Court to-day. \ {Cooper married two young women) with- JO, ‘hh gtx wheks last fall. but b’a first wife Jeaye that te was drayn thto the #ec- mad enldoar st and she will stand by Nos 1 was Margaret Lee. Pitty-ntth Mrs. Cooper No, /2 was ‘hr Gormtr, pails No, 212 Latayette street, Newark. It ye who caused the arrest of on thé bigamy charge, The man ely known tn Newark. NE Cooper No. i pen meen ty an oyening ‘World reporter to-day at the Rdckingham. She is a very attractive graceful and refined. She hé had married another woman, He lained all the clroumstances, and he ws Certainty very foolish to, alfow pie i to be drawn Into st = -* ‘amelees in the matter of the. accond marriige,. although I have not -lived ‘with him since 1: was contracted. I ‘eho net testity agajost him, and thers ‘way Of forcing me to go to New Fissid do {t From what I know =) DUPED IS HIMSELE IN A CELL Twice uallowed? Himself to Be Swindled and Ruins Trusting Employer. Bassing were shoe salesmen in Bristol, RL, until Bassing induced the frugal and eaving Comstock te come to New York and open @ shoo store at No, 159 Canal street. Basting was the head salesman of th” atore and in chatwe mich of the time. One day a breczy individual representing himaclf es ‘R. Jacobs, buyer for a Charleston, 8, C., firm, came into the place and ordered 450° worth of hoes. He paid #700 fn cash and gars a draft for the remain- der, Bassing handled the transaction, SALESMAN | 5 | Bentamin WW. Comstock "end Jacob} * BRITISH CRUISER GROUNDS. lw lea pier, and the prompt aroppt I |of her anchors alond saved the war-| DOVER. Tngland, March | 38—Tho | of, her cenchors alone, saved the BHtish’ armoretcruteer Duke of Edin [share Mee the oetee aroma burgh ernunded cariy to-day aa she] unti tiga arrived and hauled her off. was Jenying the barbor here, but sub-| pequontly wap towed off tla ale hny- tty ing guataned any damage er ge ‘day World Wants Work Weet street, laat night were approach- Sed bya faultiessly' dreesed man of fifty Who made frieidly “overtures to join {n their games. He settled his silk hat over his ears, took off his frock coat} &nd waistcoat, and) plainly. indicated that he was-ready for a game of tag oF other childish sport. ‘The roan; was -taken~to the Charléa / Street Btation and Dr. Bell was sum- 4 moned ‘with an ambulaos frag Si Vin cent'a Hospital. The prisoner was trans: Ho fis, he was Jaries h ani idreag as the Total B msgs id strest and Park ae the 6 o'clock mail from Philadelphia Was rounding a curve lending to the Approach of s bridge near this pluce the engineer was "shocked by the sixnt of. = Ute ‘girl standing in thé middie of the track not two hundred yards ahead. Tho next second she had pulled a red inuffler from Ker week and started to run powers the train, wrevics the 1¢a atznab> x“ Fhe engineer trust down the theottle and jammed on the air. The train caiae a |t0.8 atop with'd jar that shook passen= gers trom their seats. The pilot of the engine was/ not twenty feet from the Uttle girl when the wheels ceased ro- to-day, , |Volving. Tho engineer end firemah kprang down, and they wers joined by; @ score Of startled passengers. | “Come, /quick!" cried the tie girl and started tc run back! The mystified erew—toiiowed-her-_When they got to the ‘bridge they found ‘a woman had fallen Uetween the tes until only her hia actions, puidsthat Waleh jo» broker and the had planned ied 1 ta Europe }hoad and shoulders protruded, She was 80 tently: wedged in that there, would All Work Guaranteed 12 Years NO CHARGE FOR PAINLESS EXTRACTION RANDELL’S PAINLESS DENTISTRY, 30 Years in New York | S. E, Cor. 14th St, and Third Av:. Entrance on i4th St Brill Clothes Showing more than one hundred different models. of Suits and Outside Coats for Spring, 1907, service. Showing a range of fabrics and colorings unlimited except by.~ - the bounds of good taste. Showing the tenfold results accomplished institutions arid tailoring organizations who constitute the foremost tailoring source. Showing advantages. by the combined power of the Six the four Brill-directed ; Brill tenfold supply reme race possible through Brill trade Brill Clothes at $10. 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Comstock. aS rir acai csisnwrioncarrst The check returned marked NO her Mapidiy toward the Princo of — and investigatiin showed that there wes no euch Charleston firm. igatly. “vindictive, toward | ee ree oe ra that the. ebves All she wants is her rights. var anes ‘ot her marrisgt follo “.{diad been cart woe treet ref] : euervedsuteee ny | dress and auctioned off. Comstock tanto, Tami it REa_°t | fia uot_spoovered from this Ione when, says ‘Daming allowed another pint fee ait Ay, pe: ralfok! atratier’k@ clean out’ $3,600 Worth ‘church i “Jersey: Lali Ades Tett the Lot a ottlowi ‘Gly bythe Rev, Frederick! Mortimer. | loft tira. Tnlanier Tastes — ‘Phen — sassing- zs (die not, however, learn’ that plcous. went Monday Morning Wonders, Franklin Simon & Co, ~ Fitth- Avenuc— » aD Jest? Un that day tiny mother against his” x Cooper was already married | head clerk. he took-me to the altar until | sng,-end-derided-they -had—-enough called on the telephon ther and my married : ata Kunst, went to th i ince-amd found in. the. wart room on Attractive young woman d wufter the fashloll of the tele- she was Cooper, and that she was worried cause: she had heard Cooper had been yy mother fainted and tool 1908, the one - bt * Weeks. be! re I. marr at Bere sie out. nk 4 scharxing my husband with bis big: The most valuable and sensible! gift is— A DIAMOND ‘Wtincrélses in_value.— It-makes } you LOOK: FROSPERQUS, and it Is} ‘an overlasting REMEMBRANCE of the GIVER. We have but one price. GASHor CREDIT) ‘No employer's reference required Send for Illustrated Catalogue No. 44 FW. 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Value $7.50 6.75 Reeler Coats of Gray Tweeds, checks, overplalds and mixtures; velvet collar; sizes 3 to 10 years, Value 99,78. 9.75 12.50 Top conte ak Gray English Covert Cloth or Herringbone coating; 8 to 17:years, Value $12.50 Custom Tailored Top Coats of Cloth; 8 to 17 years. Value $16.50. . SPECIAL SALE SATURDAY. fine Tan ‘Covert Women’s Lingerie Waists ~ 4.90, 2.95, 4,75, Values $3:00 to 67.5 50, RIF TH AVE,, 37th and 38th at Ideas; good S18 garments. Special, $12.50. $18 Value Black _-Thibet Suits, . Woven by one of the best Thibet mills in the country, the fabric a these suits {s warranted fadeless, non-crocking and long- The-talloring Is skilled budwork and the models new Spring designs. Good value at $18. S| Brill Clothes at $12. 50. Spring - Coats—Hand-tailored new 44-inch models, seml- fitted back;-fabrics are-sniart_blue-gray and oyster gray herringbone stripe effects, in strictly all wool high grade cassimere and cheviot. Good yalue at $18. Special, $12.50. 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