The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1907, Page 3

« ‘s wn 7 Bi Sees [ i in j ‘THE EVENING WORLDS FRIDAY, APRIL’ 89, 1907} Nesbit Thaw in of Her Early Childhood Suffered Tortures With Ti But in the Main She Had to Clinch Her Portraits of Evelyn ; Hands So Hard That Her Nails Cut! the Day Through Her Gloves Into the Flesh, ' She Confides to Nixola Greeley-Smith.| SOW STORM. se, er eg IN FROM TEXA EE - i. } HER EFFORT EXPLAINS WHY _+ | 1 eannot help expreering to you ~ ” +“ y > f J a} a ; ee gated be vers: for SHE DIDN'T “CRY ENOUGH.” Was Rain Until It Met Tish itetien they repeat ge: cent | Western Cold Wave {I fold to lifer huawalty ¥ : A | . ne time , ' Longs for Life on a Ranch in the Far West | Across Hudson, | bot Jae ee eae Caner ' ; Pisively. and at other . but to } When Her Husband Shall Have Been| ivad gree, on tay body, I cone | ; | we ame fomping tn from {a number of medical men withous i Acquitted, Which She Confidently Ex- erie rela Aoki ible eruption on my’ hand } - 5 , n was 80 pects Will Be Outcome of Second Trial.| ao Conciente f g altee 1 { Vay ek Ne a 1 ; vein breatcfast 4 ; | solvent the Derk | utter aes eq” By Nixcola Greeley-Smith. | at ih raeall with Cuticura Boape aid tres RS. HARRY THAW 1 new on bhck | Gaticura "Soap. mod: applied Cusiegrentt? Y TH : aw ‘ t ¢ to the parte ‘Chat ware ime sat in the drawing-room) or bats > far my Cx ert Heenan of her suit’ at the Hotel] Medicine Hat rit am completely restored to health, aa Lorraine last nd talked for} <a , while formerly’ t had Xd dollarg Upon an hour. world, so far as} | ; . Ke | ments without ured: Needless ,; q topics were concerned, was ours to | <4 * Uticura Hicmediee, Heagey choose from, barring only these! \ ‘i #3 .N. ot ane ‘Mar Ysr1008." w things: The Case, the Jury, Je- v Aimy ow or of | eee Sek soln. tas RG encod ons Cuticura Soum Makes Skin Clear. } g any| we : : “My face, afew months ago, waserre\j * novel phases in which the public all the way © Ba Snel Guilctra Teermedien and got OE could be imterested at the present| Seana beitepedd Mamta p and Cutioura Ointment, In time, 1 studied this remarkable ‘ ai fatcinen Shite and tie arty re i ‘ 1 . ts | skin is full of plnyps id ‘ wm young woman, this Eternal Ques- scairetty bere caine esa) ura Romedieg: RUE | tion, as Gibson pictured her, and | fur’ came back for an unnecessary and + 8rd Be, Dh, | endeavored, while we conversed, to) | ‘i | find the Answer. i Other persons have striven stm- | ered s es ; nate | § i =“ rm flarly to solve the ridde of this] Sxa* au" te. Sbunisnea, De woud nob fae |i qeweu Seperted aa srureaie aati Coen le Pv ts | miniature Sphinx, ind the solution] escea uch other tan ne hater ane | Pee nae tent fainted on holding “m Cievel ik we amare ™uch more tractable pet—an Haster | rai), and I amo ith J ‘ t the ty of one of these, recently gues bunny ‘of marvellous long-windedness. |i! show you ¥ 5) to Mrs. Thaw. Moc yehd uta nin eace oe aie oie then ‘Thew held. her, back ne . | wey ut ony the Overha: (ub btuitetelin T. KELLY emany J “He called me a dangerous woman,” she sai@; “a swayer of men! May bg fret fret lett ree of the, Fakes oad mises labern ttaee ie eatioerioas read the article and selzed upon that sentence. She calls me is Fe ee tee ree ee ie dae eee ONL: s | iat : 263 Sixth Avenue, N, ¥. | ll the time now.” * Antenals potky fo, Wer, “| Harty Thaw thee bas strayed far A Lively Weeen eek’s War Over|Carelessness of Thorman, Only Bathence da nun Srp ee notion of hereel “How to the Overhanging Rock; th y Entrance Is Through Ss ol ereainactnen Acreeg a Agee! ce a gee tae Eee eye "eee ne Roller Skating in Jersey | Who Paid Fare Faraleure. BES 1c ies successful sit Rhe made him bop act om the table ‘inky coving hand. > ees eee cee E D I T a Gunny developed appendicitis two 4 ee | Ss oe : Notwithstanding the unsatisfactory oatoome of her busband’s trial) e7) Sooent nim ya bet City. Field for sli | re the long agony of suspense she endured while the jury wrangled over) “He was given to me for Has‘er,"’| the |f 4 her eoenae Vee oh ——— = eaid Mes. Thaw, “and he behaves fa: | D i i Ww. she looked last night in better health and spirits than I bad ever) better than Marn: ate one of the| several times, hi oS aa tactOme ra ie | Bt ree I NS veat today, tore | Dress Wellon$1] a Week |. brown tle|™marmoset's names. n't had minate problem, ren vor Mark ae Jers s swere | I < § wore a simple white tallored shirtwaist, a small bro’ very much ¢ ities a q Berwein os ations City, in nand from ove ranklin 7 ye far was due i; * rown skirt. Mer face weemed fuller than tt had during the trial,| Why he las 4 0. co | Seaton th Binet Mute ints | 10 childoen, ; ae ihe aaa | Men’s > clher, she impressed me as @ person to whom a respite had been 4 held ine ‘bulb s ithe snd ee tab caterer, poovonuel for, Gack cn0 Pelion state cy jte matrysg i ; @ diay, mt S rin Sack Suits “| {her that she was looking much better, and she sald Cakes oh in one of her woll-ahaped Ing’ nothing, 1 eel that en epsential| oenroitine| Ye ar med T Sp g Ie 1 you think so. But I can’t eat anything, I have had no bes sae eneare very fond of | moode and made her the avenue, and ¢ Franklin is a steward on the ho we We are offering this },/ weeks, exogpt once or twice, when I had luncheon with Dan- Faure 12 ae sroatent te (Sees Monahan has {sued « po to | Lane steamer Havana, Hack tn Has week a tremenlonsleenae : He is so funny that when I am with him I éat a quantity of poy. “Swayer of Men.“ 1 quoted | thie ‘effect that while the skaters may | before he came to this country, two pee ne bene : it a tehind thet Yom be faintly ia | side, they must not—oh, blush—skate | years ago, he knew ved pre \Jiety of bright, handsome}, 4 every movement, gay solemn, of | With hands clasped isthe eth. Dreher Beenthe te : jfsuitings o! tested qual}: 1 id this matter-of-factly ri pov ental: Liars a her unquestionably. bie. mind, ts the There n a howling bic fg “4 th and Fraitk promised to sen The practice of economy is : XN 7 H Thaw, who has peen made so persistently pathetic during the/ thor opaed ‘our cellar, and then being eersins iene, Hyon Wiad og zisty, for! gotog om Sota < tt ‘ for : a 1er as woon as h encouraged by | ity. : ever did you see In noD: refer > ve i boat. I was only three years old | pyantn, Ms, 1a08, rover | Week, with the wealth saved up @ fortune P : last few months, prefers, I soon discovered, to be anyhing else. She takes|{? & Som J omis Oey neering it dis | irecae of June “ ree ee ae Hey palsies jpsuch values ‘for the money. j the misfortune in which she is plunged SNE: and even finds in| ouseed ater and Bet the event its avenve, from Fairmount to amu hee | new style and * in Alle- 5 certain phrases of it elements of humor indeed, a person who Freny satin atts ue Brcokive sf TO AID FAMILIES OF | paw evenues, on one side, and many a ie Whit R every “chew fatele See has lived so long and on such familiar jae! th tragedy as to be able tol finaburg. T found the cas in te mcrwet | thousand oblidren tn the “parvy-t Be ite Mose |, Saat h : and, with nome other children, took It SLAIN POLICEMEN. other, Now, the ehfldren | 3 aie every size is‘here, so that } joke with 1t now and then waren rite Cntienca eanslery te bury 9 | he itt h You know the Chinese put cooked food e lon ea |Jthe little man or the big WHY SHE “DIDN'T CRY ENOUGH.” Fee eI eR Se RD ae care & y. I six-footer of 200,pounds o “That man he said, revert “ don't seem to be disappointed when they | ASTOF a ¢ sig ini s ; That x . she sald, reverting to her latest critic, “sald that I did| SOR -oehe et ie and find the food Nights to Those Left by When the r more can be correctly not cry enough when | was on the stand, I did not want to cry. I tried still untouched ried the oat. and IES pee ‘ t Ooes Parthest Because Strongest fitted in whatever style or vy so hard not to; 1 cleriched my hands so hard that my nalls cut through . 4 Sechler and Selleck fabric he may select 4 my gloves and into the uesk jerman schol for & benefit for the families of Patrol- y Faor! 5 . litte while. My a hieees atload No matter what your Her hands, which jong and slender, clenched themselves in an in-| anxious to have me |e pie a 2 ice limit » be Voluntary repetition of that tragic movement of repression. Then a faint] {7e4 to sive me * ¢| ttallan last Bunday oe | PGE nes Bay TR Sede ginile narrowed her hazel eyes. iy tether” ald Mr reat Tl elaas fot thane” Bae ‘i can depend upon getting : There were other thes when I wanted to laugh,” she confided. “One| we became ‘In cine he er |formanoes to be 4iv0 t Jin the air, shamelessly he 1 the greatest value-possible f s when Mr. ero . ' baby of my. mother. | Th wat (ogetier on the stoops , peal, Hey tk 4 of th m wae oh n Mr. erome band 4 me my ‘famous’ diary to read, and I ute wae very eee: a he. Frnt bli wie 1 “noma "and | in whatever style you se- 4 and read e siand. ihere were so Used to alt and 10h he guidance 0 PTET aR Rte “yn Boe / | in it dbout a sae Pen TOR URE Tce eee Metle amusing things) SOP along, but. she Drove Skaters mat 10 P.M. | WOULDN'T OO BACK lect in this great collection i b school at Pompton that I had forgotten. One, in particu-| ““Bomebody had to ¢ ; To Old Days of Coffee Misery for Millions, nd pay far woderniee : ; ee po, oD ‘ The police Jersey City and pay for yourpurchases§ . nt of @ burlesque I) composition at Pamlion, Tt was very| hance came, fer.» Kt first. 1| cerried out unde pophistionted old gentiomer _ : ranged ofe 'l Ma Our eh funny. [ had not studied so much aa|posan omy for artlete, ike Departma: fake much interest fn the ! AN. Y. lady 4s emphatic about cof- in small weekly pay-§ > ++) Deen taken to see ‘Every Man. the other girla, and I went to all of the 5 ie ‘iieox Smith and Biieadetn being one But they iu fee, and in comparing } former ents y " yhad|four of them, but I never 7 ved Lind 'and nice, and told me a aid ‘slater ‘improvement under Postum SACK sults thing. One day my teacher, Miss De fo knocking studio doors OC eiten ote Food Co! s At play, w : » correst, ahut me up tn @ room with. @ woeld give: me letters to SF or Inet W Postum fastead of $12.50 to $30 some loca that neem ry'amus- | pad and pencil and told me I had half ie SE RIES Seapge coffee for the past four years and You'll miss a SPECIAL if nae ing to ma, thougls, of cou would |"n hour to write an essay, Theo she hadi eects att SO l; , ' : ¢ been gre benefited by the you neglect a glimpse at our Open Saturdays till net interest any .¢ @ now | shut the door and went away Were very poor at firet. MY | cause, Gouldn't something be Aone? “ apes # : i “ we mother, "Howard and 't ‘lved in one | of fun Gouldn'e something be Aone? | change SPECIAL FIFTEEN 10 P. Pamligo—that is the name of the sehool as flabbergasted, 1 set and Toom. Once we had nothing but| Another strong worker in areeely. pty tt always wad a we stom DOLLAR SUITS. These + at Porhpton, 1 had forgotten ; looked at the paper. For a long time| crackers to eat. I used to do the mar-|the beneft is Deputy Com and, promaty At pores Rilahnca and cabane i WL, § Ss. nes ait ait tna I could not think of anything, Then I T, went Ovey 19. Raghthr Svenie| Bushes: Fhe entire Soller RONG ete ene pny I 0 old-me--mus: stylish custom-made ready “quen you don't keep ong now?” 1|femembered ‘Amelia Who was Ra eolaret advertised theatre ‘management in the. effort to coffee ely. 1 thougt to-wear clothes are the reg- asked. Sipe? Reaitiee hada funny bathtub | wind "be eee mone sy. In|I could x but tried {t for a few ular $20 and $25 grades— “Oh, yes, 14 tra. Thaw; “but { the girls had an aquarium filled | More would bey neano Svaded| mornings, using cocoa in {ts place and nowhere can you even | now ’ 1 it, ry] With Uxards and goldtieb, One day,| gnathat we needed it seat tor each of ME but tired of la B whe Was changing the water in| home. Of course It wan the most aw! wold before and wi Then I went ba fr 1 approach their equal atl gs, | pect ake aquarium, Amelia, her pet laard, sed ink pre we, 46 st arn it ater pa © por kept g¢ 4 It_ doesn’t matter to you “ \ T . e ‘ he Ppeared (he escape pipe of the| 7 sd for Mr. Beckwith. Ir ge Ane | was why we price them at $15 young.» vd had all written | bathtub, ‘The giris always expected | Cart Bieaner 1. We ey ar WILLIE We JR’ S., MAN nok ee ame tof apytt —but facts are facts—that so ¢ famous trial} Mela to tome up again, though she| Many other | well-kn to age One day | le A wg) a pA | never did. f course, the posai-| 8m? mrs, erg tre pee Aly 4 HELD FOR SPEEDING, | Mayor Fagan Takes a Hand booklet,. ‘The t{[) 18 the price and it mesna a vie ity adued ° t of taking a| though I don't think the = compl conden ee PReORRA BAAD sbny a ‘tana aa direct saving of five to ten ny 4 natn. 1 we ensay on "Taking a | Row much {seeded It rT on | | "I got bett and dollars, it ta the w t soya. | MARS 7 [had posed he would me extra. | He Was on Way to sald |we all learned to like “Ach the Who Wears iye Tha we have g ni 20 |, De Forrest re |) “Then I on the age, tn Neck and Going Thirty Mil now we use { the ¢ w piarpag ‘ composition away reas. 1 used to out out ARP inet everything ¢ tb ‘ 39-41 CORTLANDT ST. bt ; t ne-same afternoon Mrs. De|eetressee’ pleturee, I thought | was ni fen Tees! a 183 BROADWAY eal ent up to her bedroom. 8! See Tare tia | K: Venderbiie . ud my hu took bi , ~ vie arial Digaahha the Jury 1 was & sh | fore Maainirat onis-at_thetestau Ashe did AMBERT haw . walle he could have nec bol ga a f Ee, we we Thos laughed and was in The wig laland lon _¢ ot drink I —— of * 6 i pallid} la Ktened up [ie to ereak. Tt was something held Specka! Hematol nT \ him, ‘pele che-lid oa " 4p | ice comes the bride’ When I said tt | overmpeeding : leak wine b ‘ laters locket we erent Wes genes o 4 ¥ Aino at New Huyeu, Coun. oy ne | that time," explained Mra ony shee i " f Of her wudden f A not Net e ‘etyte ew : wa» dy " 4 ge! 1 hav -* | 'y 4 | Mrs. Dickinson, Accused of Murder| ” —_ ‘ : wong 7 ; ecg . ; 1 oa R | of Husband, Freed PTOMAINES KILL PASTOR ay as the gre rengthoreator t 4 ‘ we bUL ve niince y ] HOULTON, Md. April W—The triat| yBALPIMORE. April 4 pl a: aban people, weak, sickly wor 4 I asked, aft pause | woquainiance f had. # notoriety eolng t | of Mrs. As On, w t pastor of ( . si a ‘wlege t f ay ii 1 mothers, and afte togethor in that pretty: furrow of com | to tenet, Yate well. Would vou Vika trial, what will yu 4 | the murder of ind, Badger Dich : mest, Pg nourish mer ; oy ee vey many er tiga By 2 jogs “ Mf bring ain aa Wants fo Live on a Ranch. | iuson, at Smyr Fa F t 7 ex | Ut re He, m ‘ ‘ plete diary of the happe “ ‘and all the thr Harry 1 r Oy tgs another “1 will tell you what I would like. | Sedge Wpear. at the suxgent le : rt wou te wo $1:00's the past year a t ‘ 10K Unbqualled to ered os aur . quis! "repel tbhrasea. and che ‘ny, buhe replied. tier, eves apariling #4- | brosecutine attorney. “ordormt the. die box tir um 18 us cars, and gives intimation of what || SRO 2% 1 mapkas thonp we eae: TY dittle imp that | denty Bronco-busting in tt far|thange of the women from oustody eras, had tetee ‘Maser ont | comes Name giver ri we may expect in 1907. It's Ame y otras to show ile seh |W t. 4 would love to live on # Nir? annina Hamil an my After 5 : p , and healthy Lizard Gave Her Inspiration. Hes,” she said, Aoally, "lL wrote « Attorney: 1 Hannibal Hamila gall within two houre died it ls believed | Battle Creek, Alich, Kea Tho |]. ca's standard year book luker Hegema proceeded “ e - 7 e the gumctent evidsace The trial wf Kanene pyetets of’ which De, Herbert had sales Road to Wellville,” in pkgs. “There's | 25 @ente; By Mail, 25c. | co. Kinsman and Ju oe Stores, New York and Attorney Ger ry and eround s a wars, e im preoe| im Arectle spans Mraignt wiaps ot balt-oo Sie Sn my honeytioad,” she ‘eased EE ON en meee eae Tee ee ae ” a " p Ses