The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1907, Page 16

| - Z al afi mite We 7 y they “ which ecattered in all directions. % rm \ anawered In the 5 fi strike Jast Wedn ay, but why they] when a volley of stones came rattling The age hi eT, Walkuere”’ Gets a Fine i SWIFT JUSTICE FAA aisle agiilin, At ‘i went out the firm professes not to ; ite “ is of the Ca aird D rt Ca ey vers P. i as ree Ri G I ; two years in) 1 e firm ndyertleed for new x ce inn ite Performance in King Cycle ‘HN FOK'S BURGLAR : eget fe prisoner, for bureli our good th xpitation of bet 1 ra. Tam also authorized by 3 lve yousan indeterminate sonten achich no gvod time Is allowel. 1 - ae ahs Ap what Ishall do, so that you will have) Sympathizers of Striking Driv- Western Crooks Given {to servo-the mit sentence. 1 do this pot oe a warning to Western crooka| ers Hurl Rocks at Non-_+ Union Man. in the head by ‘ man Stevens was| on to Greenville. I ‘could, of baffing and Kalelaoscople tone, e h what we call ach, ‘The pollcomen want of a better o'clock a wagon+way se sso lup complaints against thieves when ho w driver and Pollceman oo Kelly. wan called to the bench by Magistrate {ahetscat ra aibe i ook command dhe seat, It was bound for ovat recins ence Harafy had the wagon Jeft the yard | { eeeanteherend neat were ordered out. Precinct, yesterday and to-day tt c atrit charged the crowd, BOLD ROBBER THIS. several applicatic c 0 but, yy nympathizers of: thi 4 eptery ned . 1 5 ve { *, it noon reassembled. The situa-| Chief Clerk Fish, of the Adams Street [ate ara eesn 3 Ae E Bits x Police | Court, Brooklyn, waa yesterday drawing as ¢ * J | changes, surcharged '© x i Big. Audience to Hear It at) satmoxpsere'*’ tor \ i he ale word, the Metropolitan Op- ‘The three pieces are named ‘rom. era-House. Tighe. When’ he rteurned to Nis desic his ouffs and diamond-studded links had. disappeared. Dawn to Noontide on the Ocean,” “The Frolic: of tise Waves’ and) *‘The Dia- loguo of the {Vind and the Sea." With 7 7°“) the constant use of the pentatonle or ) Ytibel eS ehnaa “TE WALKUERE," In-Mr. Con-| Orterital w¢alo'of five, and the frequent ; rled's frat and lagp evcleof th] introduction of unimual pas RIVES’S SON HELD - F< Nibelungen Hing, this season, r ar pont ail tavineprenntnios [PrOPuRR! Naeem asic ahd] Out ot duty wavtemted thieves a-| AS AUTO SCORCHER. ik the Metropolitan Opera-House last}pering or booming onthe tralgnéd pefor ‘dated ence ; Behe hetore an-atidience that filled the! Araby. Perhups’ for- this reason Coart of General sions to-day. £ ri Taidltorium. Only tho space behind. the | NO™, York audience received the, work, | admitted that they were from Chicago || ad of Seventeen Charged With 3 5 jsplendidly inteppreted ax it way by Dr. : e f pnti ut} aad one, Charles Bowdoin was made to . . ' Fail was Yee crowded than on a Caruso | Muck, vith intervat and attention, wut /and one, Chasiea Bowdoin, was made {0 ee Riverside ive. © With enthusiasm. — The taste oks that this ts an unhealthy town Bayard Rives, the seventeen-year-old 5 seus Debuesy te ah acquired one, an 45 a pleasure tn theso days of fren- Season, wien we shail hear repeats indeterminate! jon of former Corporation Counscl Rives, pf No. Js, West Thirty-elghth When {nopportune |"Pelleny and) Melisande,* thia pu ‘or them to operate In. i the-action of operas | WIR'Hot’ fall in ine with the com Sing Sing to serve, an it trequent intervals, to note a house \yent admire W neo of not lesa than nine years ‘full of music-lovers absorbed for four programm five month nor more than nine! sre) was arrested on’ Riverside Drive agurs in the Unfolding of a music-drama, | American. | I | years and six months for breaking Into! veitiraey afternoon, charged with Mer avery curtaly idst night there wero | ¢ A jj the reaidence of John Fox, President) seoqing his alto at more than twent 28 alls for: the porformers, Dur- Democratic Club, at No, 10 East} iiiies an hours In the West Side Court oh act Mere’ was tmpresstve Fitters streot, on, Manca. 8. he did not deny the charge.) He was. 4 Although St was nearly halt Bowdoin secured entrance: through a} Hid) ts, kM ball’ for, tein at Bp mebieleven when the end came, scarcely 2) basement, window. He was packing up| ingrning, when he sald he wpuld have pybody had gine Nome. On the Jleft| of the silverware in the dialng-room when | his father go on his bond. © bows snot ehoalt ts Mr. Fox's sisters, Mra, O'Brien and Mra,| Louis’ H. Morris, No, 4i1 West End arching Thro’ Georgia tn the war-pio-/* Seda giet te ta : slavenue, was arraigned on the samo yy becomes dancer- pees heard & They telophoned to} charge, 1 ag for by without Police Headquarters and ina few min-|nn auto number andl chauffeur s leense: Pttd Loe: Morris t was a new machine, hai & dozen policemen hal sur-|ne"may hava been gone twenty. mile ne house and the ¢ was/an hour, Ho said he was golng down- i town for his auto tag and license. Warning by Judge Rosalsky. fet yGe a warning to Western crooka * = tat they may) expect no tne in New in Delivering Sentence. York. City “4 There was a fight to-day between the Jorsay City police and the, strikers at Vanderbeck. & Sons’ lumber yard, plan- ing mill-and-box-factory—— The lumber yard {3) at Steuben and Washington —sireeis, the whole plant covering two Jersey City blocks. The ed by the firm went on Out of thirty varlegated thieves ar- Spring Overcoats and Suits for Men at $5 'T is our determination to maintain at $15 a show- ing of overcoats and suits which set the standard for the whole world of clothes making. For this reason our stocks at this price are twice greater than any contemporary’ shop can show.. Go through it and you will find. that it: mirrors every tendency of the mode. It reveals not only the new and radical ideas, but the moderate conceptions as well. The fab- rics are of a high order, new and exclusive in weave, and all wool. —Fhe-tailoring-is ofa character that uplifts the gar- ments from the commonplace. -And how is the price—$ 15 —possible? Only because we maintain our own workrooms, _ where facilities to manufacture are planned andcarried through ESTABLISHED 1857, , 144 Bowery, sso savines of Grand 8t. Sta Zereat: nearest Sub. ‘of the orchestra ohly #lx people,’ Actual count, had left thetr nea Much of the ¢redit for the exchllence. the performance must be given ty Al- @iHeriz, the cdiductor, wha ad—a} itkrly control of his forces, The ‘0: we a iu vt 4 ol 7 ‘ Magistrate Crane accepted Morris's aoa Beale : : reat He was Tues to trial, convletal and | explanation as to tie tivo fatter charges jaboautlés of! tho ecore, surking to ‘tees! ensembie. “Tha | AtTalened for sentence to-day. - dude, Pfiut held him-tn-240 vonds for trial on @tunning climaxes, The singers were Jal audience was net as M as {s usual | Rosalaky asked hun {fhe had eyer been! the spediing charge, He was also pa- ho emotional state that makes for im-| ai these concerts. cor af crime before. He roled, d sponse In-tho auditors, Rarely nbrth sida of west i Bem a tng Doyou realize that Easter is almost here? It’s time to give thought to the pur- chase of Easter Gifts. Our stock is replete with Jew- elry ‘suitable for the oc- casion at usual low prices. noRiven with uch be je ret act/ = = _Steglindd and’ Slegmund and! preiy Spemed not tobe impersonated, | ME really! to live. If the second “and | $ pAbitmnets did not hold. the hypnotic sug- | =f were waranty done, “No performance of “Dia° Walkuere” ie 4 ot Bich Nag Van‘Nooy for’ Wotan can fail] °° : G Bee doruinated by him, He hag.sung}. 0.) + birt better than he did last hight} a : in’ volee. or look, or act.coutd i i alte Bart. well? The least satisfac- C 7 é terization Wax that of Brun- (ieee % by Gadski: The writer has Collow-| ge ef career since Walter Damrosch in- | = iy pettl feet, pure ow W218 karat must see Chia stone to Avprectate i ‘Mr, and Mrs. Emery Ss. Southwick, of Ween: socket, R. I, have been!# one ey — 38 large, pure white, sparkling dia- ier volce, It eto “power Ula Breat Hruntilldes nav eased. | Ettimes it was painfully shrill | mstad made a beautiful and. pa- | Uc Stegiinde, singing with charm and But how could garments of suc late cut ay she wore be found but? Schumann-Helnke, a pecked her -masier (il-sporse splot of (the. ods, und wane with | Quality of voice, as she always | An Waltrnute ‘among the Vole he was the leading figure. had not nearly recovered | possion of his voice, but he was | ly, virile, fascinating Slegmund. i@ $ang the Spring song with really | & ida ne which | married 48 years, and are! still hale and’ hearty, and: owe their old age’ and|§ - ’ ‘vigor to Duffy’s Pure| Malt Whiskey. « Mr.J] Mags sue, on, or Southwick wrote on Sept. 1m karat, blue 10th,. 1906: ‘some and very papwiar' Illustrating one of the favored models, taken from the $15 series of _ , the new Suits, for perfectly cut; worth #135; our price. as rizations | euuse of his rocont cold; wan a tes cuuse of : ak nding. ‘Fhe Valkyries chattored and hed paid cave thelr cry, at least as 1@ sisal, | pb ght in the] atr between. Hunding 4 Bd_wae-never-better done “Bnd the stage management aad lighting BREN ere food Buc why hota 02, SYLVESTER RAWLING. —_—_ 7 Concert of the “1 deem it sufficient to say that I have used Duffy's Malt W ttiskey and have received marked-benefit-from-it-—lf- Hive tilt the 10th of October 1 will complete my 72 years, and | guess I-shall, for 1 am in pretty good health now. Your Malt Whiskey must have the Spring wear, on a most. thorough basis. The suits at $15 take form in a series of tingle breasted models, fashioned: of plain and fancy cheviots, cassimeres in exclusive designs, and blue and black thibets. The overcoats at $15 involve a series of models in all the new tan), grays and blacks, in a diversity of weayes. WM. VOGEL & SON. Solid 14 and 18 karat gold seamless Wedding Rings our Specialty. Prices $2.50 (0 $25. Quality guaranteed. No-Extra Charge for Lettering. BY Artiatic marriage certificate given with E Coreen g fort: credit therefor:” Boston Symphony. HE programme presented by the % 2 ests . i Boston’ Symphony Orchestra at f : : Mr. Southwick is one’ of ran det nul eae eae many thousands of men and women eal ghetcbee;vonited “ape sear throughout the United States .who owe their vigor, strength and long life to the great Tonic Stimulant and “Renewer of Youth, Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey, and join in extoiling its merits. WM. Broadway, VOGEL & SON, fantasy on Whitman's tic Trumpeter,” Liszt's : Mophisto Waltz und the “Roman Carn!- ee “ “overture of Beriloz, = = t of the eventn; sy work, which oe first time, | it) dieninye © ; rities characteriatig of this ultra- Modern Frenchman—a |tnining tow wits and a lack of stirring hui ) Debusyy te the Maeterlinc\ ‘Tiusicians, and glories in the por- BI Open Evenings Tili 7. Saturdays Till 10. err teiie dense mA Re, Inquiries Solicited, MR, EMERY SOUTITWICK ‘ Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey {s an absolutely purty Rentle and thvixorating stimulant and tonic, pailds up the nerve tissues toned Mh tin Ont tye dle —_ Of indefinite and illusive vistas] sa ‘ H F Plas uD, the, nerve tbnal beatities, sc “tht. obvious | 20. the brat ngth and clastictty to the muscles and richness tothe blood, It prings Ini Cie Beane sesralng /thurouviols lon pertect ‘and easbies You to get frou the food YOU eat the nourishment It comualos. It fy invaluable for overworked meu, relate eae TSE ANY Pat had sitRty euitarey, a It iva food Rready Mixested. It strengthens the cystem. 1s x, promoter of geod” braith ang His music ts a serie: |! ty, inakes the old ycuns and keeps the young strong Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey 4s recognized na a medicine every This 1 ntee. 4) 1 __ Sold ‘by: all druggists, grceers and dealers, or direct, in sealed bottles only; never in bulk. Price $1. Insist-on-_the -genuine-and-see-that the Old-chemist—" tra: is-on-the tabel, Beware ef refiiled hotties: spurious malt whiskey substitutes offered for sale by unrellable denlers, They are positively harmful and sw: not cure. Ilustrated medical booklet and doctor's advice frec. Duty Malt Whiskey Co., Rochest — Thinks — Raising Salary$10 a Week Made = Him Co AVillam J. Hayden, the bookkeeper who confesped to” Joe’ Webor, the median, that ‘he had robbed him. of In the’ last: gix months by ded to enter a Or not Riity andy fon; “After the Magistrate ‘Weber's story he held Haya fo vawslt tite ctl we Jury. , Weber sald that he supp was Induced to\inake his the | come: NG that-aihes—the-pusTication of 1 ‘en's admigsion of | robbery . notified, that saveral (Rardin ithe! abanio nt by. . 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They are just the thing to decorate a Den, a Cozy Corner, a Dining: a Study or Hallway. The Sunbonnet Babies are a ‘‘hit’’ beyond all question. « If you haven't already begun the series, see your newsdealer to-day and arrange it. He will een get them for you. They are given free with the SUNDAY, WORLD each Sunday Bt. corner Rockwell L Gea = [ewant Sa NOTE TO OUT-OF-TOWN READERS.—A 10x15 Gibson Picture will be given outside of Greater New York instead of” Sunbonnet Series,’ we do, These 10,000,000 Pairs of Shoes include all Inthe Merit Shoe we use the highest rial which it is possible {o obtain, - own tanneries and factories and operate our own Merit Stores, you pay no tan- GREATER N Manhattan ner Heade Bt, feDevelopments! ie i : 2: : New York's oldest real estate |} at th nidity 5 rokers are astounded at the rapidity Easter Styles, for Men and Women are now ready, Genuine Oak Soles in every pair, W_YORK STORES FOR MEN AND WOMEN; Manhatten 1, Broadway ichth Ave Futon 4 + Rear With 8 112) Browdway, near De Kalb Ave, neries at Endicott atid Lestershire, New. York,