The evening world. Newspaper, May 17, 1907, Page 2

TPE /- TNE EVENING W ——— DEATH OF CHILD ~ BRINGS CENSURE ot - Brings Out Story That Charles Byrnes Has Lost Wife and Ten Children. automobile driver. ‘was nothing the matter with my little girl and that the pains she ce Wained of were simply the attack of the animal, of the enemy in t child’s flesh. This came at intervals.”—Statement of CHARLES BYRNES before a Coroner's jury to-day. six-year-old daughter Violet, who died on May 4 at No, 273 the finding of an indictment After Mr. Byrnes had ridiculed the idea of medical attendance, claring that he would as soon call in a real estate agent, a piano t ~ ensuring him for criminal negligence and recommending that the Li TO X-SCIENTISTS Six-Year-Old Violet Byrnes’s Death’ “We considera medical man a nonentity—a relic.of the dark ages. | would as soon call in a real-estate man, a piano tuner of an > Why, what does a physician do? Simply diagnose the case. He might call it snake-bite or lockjaw, as well as anything @lse, To use materia medica means absolutely nothing. 1 know there om- he 8. As 4 result of the amazing testimony of Charles S. Bymes, a Christian Science healer, at the inquest to-day into the death of his East Eleventh street of acute pneumonia without medica! attendance, Distrieh Attorney Jerome will present the case to the Grand Jury and request , de- uner of an automobile driver, Coroner Acritelli’s jury brought in a verdict egis- KUROK! COMES ORLD, FRIDAY, IDAHO GOVERNOR MAY 17, 1907. SHOT DEAD IN RIOT HOWARD GOULO'S. BADLY AFFLICTED | | ' | aN eneae | (| A RIENDSHIP | HUR HAY } Sul] (IN MONUAY For More Than Two Years—Tries Physicians, Patent Remedies, Old —— — —>—__ | Womenand Quack Cures ans : ~j Bikers | . | Found No Relief, Will Establish a Japan Society |Prisoner’s Counsel Charge He| Instructs Her Lawyer to Go for Development of Com- Inspired Orchard Inter- Deas tie Ahead with Action USES CUTICURA AND IS merce and Amity view to Sway Jury. Bull : for Divorce SOON SOUND AND WELL ca on Bullet Kills Non Combatant and Man . SIXTEEN MEMBER BOISE, “idaho, May 7.—The aeth aty . ‘ 1d wilt wim rat Wiianb tywod ew! QUpPOsed to Have Begun Shoot- metisn quia’ sev was yery baclly aMicted with, ex | th Jonday.” She witl as ema for more than two years. The | ea : ; ‘ Lecpedebaedsitiniand mela Bra irpallesdcns : Af : . ‘ Coaivohte ain has Gai + parts affected were my limbs’ below Half Japanese, Half American, | evenis expected to mark tis progress ing tay Is in Hospital fee are, ge camber | Eee hones. i ted all ho phys ; 4 ate reat the town And some in the surroun a ne 3, before the jury was AS well as desertion ‘ ot a m Dewey a iff Amone 1.°°8",” 7 eg : Yoh Her various) ing towns, and I also tried all the pas 'y and Schiff Among Drouin this morning, drew attention With Wound. legations are to be of an un-| tent remedies that I heard of, besides the Latter anit dbs uaually sensath racter—go much! all the cures advised by old women . published in to-day’s newspapers, which ars ho that Mr. Gould haw pleaded with fier | nd quacks, and found no relief what- he sald undoubtedly was calculated (o and, threatened her through emiasaries | Ss eid I Commenced “using ip Ge er e 108 \ 1 f ve | See:-the wasters! cura Baap, Cuticura Ointment, an Aes il Mass BU Galas asl Spates the wit one Tedeiekd In a-riot that resulted from the ‘longshoremen’s strike ar rine rerinad ik Sealey Cotioure jeaolvent. at the Cutleura ee ee en ett. WHICN the witnanaae and the Jary.retired batant-was killed by a stray bullet, near the pier of the Hotiand-American s fact was learned t at the! and wna soon sound and well. ey 1 be foen nnounced at hia din-|” Tig Wood dt county prose : ; é ple ‘ sp wears aii i, | Belts, Tippecanoe, Ind., Nov, 15, berg s Meng ie te Tomote ht entor fo make an investigation of the line in Hoboken this afternoon. Benjamin Vincent, a private de’ vt : It eas said that ote rd A 4 f can Bs “tye bracts cannectéd with the Orchard inter. 0 R 5 threaten nia wite =e 5 Sant Sete oP etn yt take eh nat fovms | WHO sa 0 ave fred the shot was landed in St, Mary's Hosa with | Seq ata"eevtnd "et DANDRUFE KILLS | Been proposed and has received the seal) to be wart) ate son, of counset for the 2 Fevolver ball in his leg, after he had narrowly escaped being lynched | ifvence wit apt dpe reebe hat) HAIR | of be appenval It in ta colgsist of eixnt| Law: chare a ) been sent to her to advise that there) Cuticura S Kills Dandruft prominent Americans and eignt Japan-| Prisoner, vigorously denounced the & at the hands of a mob of ‘longshoremen. The dead man was Harry |!* nothing in her past that the poites P ners porns ’ | cident as a deliberate attempt to influ- | : ; wnearth in Tenderloin district “I was troubled with dandruff on The Americans named who have ac-| ence spective jurors, suggested bY | Marshall, tewhty-two years old, a vegetable peddler, who lived in Grand | that will not be laid bare if she per-| my head ever since I was twelve years cepted are Admiral Dewey, John H. [the disclosure of prejudice mgaimet Har- | t sléta sin ‘See watt | old. I had beautiful hair up to that Finley, Jacob Schiff, Cornelius Byles [ry Orchard and his testimony, and tn-| street, Hoboken. Mra, Gould smiled at these threats faving hed are bo Fe : pred b . Gooding. Mr. Darro' aera ‘ SiGe air. I tried everything I could hear Gen tewurt 1. Woodford, E. 8. A.|spired by Gov what semana Vincent, who went across from his home in New York to hefd and | M4 refused to heed the appeais of her] of “1 had no doctor, but I went into DeLina, Hamilton Holt and Lindtasy took the same ground and suse usband, She sapiaagie r lawyer®) a drug store where I was well acquain- Rassel, Only four of the. Japanese | that Gov. Gooding be cited for con-| guard atrikebreakers on the Jersey wharves, entered the Columbia cafe, at |to go ahead with her action and not to| ted and asked the druggist if hotkarw members of the committee Have be tempt, = ‘ | Fourth and River streets, and called for a drink. From a group of strikers |spare her husband anything. Hee pit-| Of anything that would be good for med. ‘They are: Choro Koyoke, Dr.| Dols MT Tinea lle Mr. Derre™ | at tho reat of the saloon somebody called out to the barkeeper feeccere aware —Blei oan aiembér tae Roo Cutlourn poapt A iget 3090. < Peppers Cerne ene) R.|Urchard interviews grievously Injured “Don't serve that seat Pare Rot Comey. 20, ae sane for hae fr and it did my ave Rood. the first Ichinomiya, the _ richest Japanese | UF°h ‘ t 1 sbi time I used it. = My ‘sister-in-law defer Vincent relying on the protection of | tributed on all the steamehip plers| police Commiasion athens + 2 eee iclgcd to cement] When he announced that he imd rend |torted angrily. In & minute there was | if, 400, mee, ew convinced | ey ee TOs matte the! Souldn't grow. Iwas. there, bed 900,00 had been pledg com in the morning papers arti ooncern- a fight going. Incent came backing ¢ with orkmen for ot om- aiding Howard Gould tn getting evi.| Cake of Cuticura Boap with me, = pee eins ee NCAR ETFS er « ters with the te's most out of the place, with his Leet hat it had with the White Star | dence against hie wife develop “te na | bare per Bposy pe gs Lotte’ her the tions between the two countries, Ba ing an int idl promo aere of what be wow » reakers. loners z oped ali Duticura Boap, and in ut three Kuroki's approval was awaited, and} it witness against the defend Prepac rushed him, A bottle mess i. linea they had so far, Lieut. Frank| months I went there again, the child's when he thoroughly endorsed the/ ant Kige ‘Wood declared the publi: |= os | past bie ear. He lost his on Pasees Mayor's Home. | Peabody, who was former Inspec head was covered with hair and nob lecheme abd expressed his wish to an-|rations were highly impr PE Nenad, it {s said, and began to shoot. | When the men got to Mulberry an ee sitar yh ie Heht hand | a sian of. dandruf My slater fad ib ¥ ‘i i prince ait Rig By, ‘ n, would be suspend n. Bir w > 3 Tnauiion {{ the formal date was set for! as they did during the linpanelling of | Shot Kille Bystander. * they had feared ch them eaid uet pS ae | ier past gr) sche oa old HA he . hohe We entitled, will ing of J. Bruce Ismay, president of th: manufacturing and Sunday the jury. i + his wagon, id be beet t0|make any furti: Sere lovely head of h Mrs. E. W " ofees eats ; Marsnaii was staimling net: | ¥ further statement in the mat-| lovely head of hair, Mrs. E. W. Shigley, fature enact a law making such negligence homicide instead of merely a Greets Yankee Heroes. While they appear to the eget a taking no part in the squabble. The see- 7 alt road ay ty ailemnt tO [ter at the present time. | Columbus, Kan., Oct. 25, 1905.” misdemeanor Sitting back in a big chair, in a plaid |not precisely in aaa aye 30> ond bullet hit him in the temple, H® Of the White Star line, at No. 9 Broat-| Inquiry Takes New Turn. c . z : smoking jacket with a very large, very | Judgu, Wood, “they are nevertheless) 0 oe aying way The Commissioner's investigation into | 22% }* Mr. Byrnes had calmly told the jury that ten of his children and] pranetto am n cigar between his |calculdted to seus ee jer tn Hol otto crag va aay en PT THe advised the. men to go to their! peatody's connection with s Gows | pi ey i f joi isti ck i : Something mos ee S his way, calling orn! The procesat ed | family trouble, at: | had ince he joined the Christian Science white ieoth the Gen. Baron Kuroki, sia : | Louis Mathews barred row morning. e y fe, atm ¢ announcement | Ge Blood. his wife died si : j faith eleven democratic as a district leader, to-day | vent a recurrence of this if we are ever | enene fugitive to. unrow up bie hands thay mouse of bay or” ak ela th | o€ “Mrs. ‘Gould's. Intention to: nos ea ne ago. told the reporters through dapper litie | to get # jury. The Court is muc ee | Vincent, who seemed crary with fear inted, telling the men husband for a limited divorce took a new Admission was drawn from the | stand to allow Coroner's Physician | Capt. Tanaka how much he enjoyed the prised at this puolication at this SNe | cag rage gimed at the policeman, Be- a resgenlbties sy fie las turn when onlera went our to locate at , who is also a saleeman for a) in to teatity, : ch Admiral Dewey and Gen. | and will be giad to hear from couns uld fre Mathews fiad dropped to for the snbution once ‘Big’ Hawley and Ed Sholes, Dr, Weston had perform. vieiia whi y fore he oo hipent » the th ‘street department ‘store, | ad performed an autopsy ? | 1 The parade was dism poste aig Lg hnywetan | 2%, the dead «trl and found that she| Frederick Dent Grant had just paid] on the nudsect [nim with a shot in the left les. fashion with er ciroug man, Who have mys-| Pe OM gethagg arr ayy vondren, [Oe eee bronchial preumonia. | him, ‘Then the interpreter, with an to- | Disavowed by Prosecution. ‘The ‘longshoremen had gone wild a! ‘oon the part of the police. teriously disappeared from their accus- | ut that he had obtained death cert | he sald’ “and the ‘chia yD ieee ns taking of his breath, ssid Mr, Hawley, senior counsel for the) tne sight of Marshall writhing In his tomed haunts around Forty~ a] cates for five from a friend, who had | Cosred 4 * metical treatment. “His Excellency has learned four | Stute, Arm, Sd dnd always were op-|ceath AgORY: Fitty of them made a@ ON HER KNEES WOMAN street and Broadway. @t one time practice’ medicine. The lof twenty and the surviving. slater ot] words in your honorable language since | 0,0," JMine yuutication of anything wi |Concerted Tush for the prostrate de- Sholes occupied furnished room in «| fried had not visited the dying obil-| the famtiy of eleven, who dled, 4 he landed In Giese ‘hospitable and ever | Qny time tending to prejudice possible tective, meaning to kick him to death BEGS URY TO CONVI fat at No. 13 East Kighty-fourth ren or wife | pein eats, uipromted ‘hee’ Father. | to-bé-oommended United states.” jurors,"“he said. “Just bow te oy [But Mathews stood over the fallen (CT Migteeee, yak chun tek ace home since | In exam{ning his witnesses Coroner | Fixii:.| Sie haa lone ao convinced here | He turned, and to the old Japanere | C20 Berens oT aiaper moa i|nian, fighting. back the crowd, until the publication in The World of Lieut | Apritelli was joined by Assistant Dis- | self of the efficacy of prayer. commander he utered a remark whteh | Gon sec.’ two other policemen ran up and rein peosilel ( tee Serésine reds | Peabody's midnight visit to the ex-| triet-Attorney Maniey. Mr. Maniey tod | ena ven rar fn ee aan rounded like the top of @ tea box. at} Judge Wood replied bitcetiets |foredd him. The n the) pHITLADDLPHIA, May 17.—To the! °'fCus man’s apartments with “Big Me fury that he believed a crime was | Thr nG. and’ tea oan | this the little, square-butlt broth of a! ‘If the purpose nee ty a/mob off at the muzz! re- | amazement of Judge Carr and the spec-| Hawley. On this occasion. @holes told itted by the father in not callin: ree young of waa to Influence the Jury, there is a * lis friends recently, the city 4 ir K | armly, brown man who crumpled the Russ! i way. to reaoh it,’ be said significantly. | yolyers until an ambulance came, tatore in the Court of Oyer and Ter-| Ds ff Toon y detective Was doctor when he saw that his litle | "In such a cage how can the pract!-| on the shores of the malarial Yalu 6 urt's request dors Rot PrOV’| ‘Vincent was bundled into ft and | miner to-day, where Lutgi Ferruce! was| 82d Hawley attempted to drug from | @irl was dying. Then the Assistant | toner watch the progress of the cA liverea himeelf of hie newly-acquited | sufficient,” said Mr. Hawley, “its power toed off to the hospital convicted of murdering Carmento Ganta| “48 What be knew about a former mar- rict-Attorney read the section of | °Di know just what to do? At be well omerted to prevent aay | ruse ' te he/ tage they sald Mrs. Gould had Code which mak: rime | 204 provides for ef thee.” abulary, He removed hie cigar from | might be mull ieetiiture. We of the| About the time thie fight was raging | Marko, the murdered man's wife as she 1d bad been o| ers ee Tae atinees mations | Chik Made No Cometstnt his mouth, looked at the waiting newa-| Dro ecution will heartily assent to a¥|in Hoboken the strikers in Manhattan | was leaving the stand shortly before) Party to, previously to her union with | ee cerca Hit added to | Thon Mise By paper men with @ smile and spoke at | method the court may gdopt.”’ gained thelr biggest victory, when they | the ease went to the jury fell upon her| {he millionaire. Bholes ‘told them hol]! « ry € Gliendance. Coroner Acritelli added to | rnes testified that her ad ley hed again taken . linees and sobbingiy cried in Itallan;| knew nothing about it, and the next| No danger” that your suit this that the crime should not be called had not co vioed, and raison, of counsel for | induced all the strike-breakers on the | of . day anys, he got a telegram fh | ‘ @ misdemeanor but a felony and | fully grounded {tn the eed ont know, and 1| White Btar wharves to quit work and/ beg of you to avenge the death of | ne the ‘Mmehen oe tha ||| cif it’s a Lambert custom Chriatian Bolence Church | doote woo’ teat the tions of this h from work in a body, Alriost to my dead husband ital a y tailored suit, will be dupli- hoWnicide cli ; don't that these one mare! ry wl contract—"to re- | red suit, lupli ‘qui eee a ihe teatimone and. the don't ney ime from the prosecution, but! a man the 40 foreigners and negroes | Self-dofense was Ferruccto's answer to| fret, his memory.” tegen Cheeutiens ana te 1 ury . 10 Rt in lanve tiation ee they are very obvious who had been imported nt infinite |the charge. He declared that Santa- Ed. Sholes Also Gone. \]| is the STYLE exclusiv Atter Mr. Byrnes hat been examtaed | 7), Dead gee alte te leatees | Ad aiiee aa’ hae “hae had le wecaiitsec'| Se proemmce re tarore OF ras rouble and heavy cost to hendle freight | Marko and he had been friends until! when Sholes learned earl herder | i ” nt s saying What I would otherw : a Y yesterday A he hi } eleven of the jury brought in a vera @ mpeech and touched off one of the fat black | ™” ‘Outrage on Prisoner @t the two docks of the line gave up| last November, when Santa-Marko tn-|that Commissioner Bingham a}} an workmanship su- whieh they censured him (or crim sion.” he tal bd 7 sulted him. to rake ac yody over os rior . a SNe Gn taitas +o sumeacn al mantteaintions| clare which he keeps between his live! Wood ordered ail members of| thelr sibs, deserting the temporary |*uted Mim iq, howe J influenc patil, pe but the fabrics are Hl some of ghese|aimest constantly he began recefying|,.> a! jury, panel to loave the | Quarters that hed been fittest up in tho . : j 4 Departn it Is said Sholes hurriedly selected—and out ¢ the Gpetor for his dying child. One aie | is a groat deall visite from notable Americans. Almost | hourtro excusing them fer 00! pier sheds for their wee and parading | ‘ne socussd men. “and asseulted me.| packed ¢ sult Case and Gepared fo common. sented and said that in his belief tue)!" isha the first caller was Admiral Dewey,| hour. ii¢ then directed Mr. Réchatd-| 1." union headquarters, followed by w|i attempted to run away fr mm, | Darts unknown. As for ‘Bie’ 5 | | ghild had died of natural causes. Tne}, that an tn looking Mt as a new fiddie In a shiny | *0 ') f A in the fret pla said the| huge, cheering crowd. but io cornered me tn an alley and to; [ig inthe Saranac Hotel, ‘be has. mot “Auk the Man Who Wears Them.’* hilld had died of natural causes {n 1 mantte to| OPPO ANd & frock coat that Mt the) ast: exonerate counsel for the] The union men centred their efforts on Jefend myself I pulled out @ pistol and been gilmpsed ever since the fliag of sii . 3 we will ° | On as OC ~ : his jous st nat * . wen the Jury's verdict had been de- eraseg.” gala’ che] Snomneere with Che auittioneness of «| prose: from ,what has occurred |the White Mter, because that company | The jury brought in « verdict of mur-| services, rendered” In “connection with SUITS and TOPCOATS, Hysed the Assistant 1 riey Did man. leaving the stand and Jomning Bienen prissens,. shasrel- Dewey wnontha te euddenly made | (Ok the lead in the figtt. The ‘long- 4¢F in the tira degres Gre rallhonalre’s market troubles. 15.00 to $45.00 4 ua hs Wf. One tGuneciately, lake tie As ichter. hen, tae, jury Drew fo ual Dry ee om bour on cima aie we Fr in | shoremen managed to slip some of their = — ee = 5 £ 2 . th all probability @ warrant would. be atlcwnoe, tt viene 450 ak digs| eat, Dmevoreny | jury selection. It 0°) | most trusted leaders and persuasive ey fed, the matter prevented to the motion ae biggles enene OW AY the oer day that. there | talkers in among the strike-breakers —_—_—_——_ ~ — ~ ae-43 SORT ART st. 4 vee viata SLES he, eas h p prejudice, perhaps against | These sec eee 183 BROADWAY, q When the dead ohild's father ' 1 Was greatiy pleased with Baron r 7 © secret agents convinced the 0 airieh dend ohit's father to Pa I ai gcse Pde oréiana ana hie teptimany | poms worst teva convinced tne ww |/ “SOLID GOLD SEAMLESS WEDDING RING @ity only 4 year, His home was nsider him one of the m-at ahareupes She Gyverne: 2 v Bate | tairly treated. At a given signal the en-| || DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER AT FACTORY P ty in Kanes City, and. he t warriors @f modern (mes. |olganizes & party and lakes the news an | souuD 14-KT. yin Keome Ciy, and he cigar when he | paper ro ty—pot all, but the rep- tire foree dropped thetr dale hooks and 6ob. earn ago. He has been wet One Also, trooped into West street, brushing aside Nf @leven yea: et ashe Healer of practitioner, as he is called m containing reporting agrecasiy and. Gol. |he private detectives and boss stey ay | declared that he ‘relicd on prayer , my th Of | dares — 6.00 ah di dd on the ea. depen 2 _ EEE " A Quamien by sha Soba y | Feld corde "aron) showed ‘nls plea: * done, “Four “Honor, for the down Wor ‘rect to Union Headquar. p reg peuepeneersemeemeerens fier Mr Byrnes stato he hat Ure at meeting the Commander of u purpose of influencing these ters. housands of ‘longshoremen, ba | To Dissatisfied Tele; U: i ebiidren and his wife c ’ of the East, U R ws to £ credence to this wit-| with their wives and obiidren, ran into | F — 8.08 A c o e 204 those who haye cause pene Ne, A ‘ ded American soldier was & dastardly outrage on this) treet and cheered the deserters | (mw Solid 22-Kt. Gold po gg gy BE a fy a you call In a Aefendant. Anything that the Court Jamay Btiffene Lines. | ORY, Digan, Fmeonipre 38. Reveres the Name of Grant Beenie oAittar Iinelt ane te preteen A—$13.50 B-$12.00 C—96.50 J. A. H., 718 Lexington av. » the case of four of m f | your this defendant and insure to him tho| Instead of ending the strike, the com- i Vor mere than Forty mereeeegs 4 omen mply SARIS and 1 did it simp the law. T fair trial t ot ad ment, Was one of hie f honor. We do not believe tl be heartily seconded by us International Mercantile Marine, hes deweiry. Diamond Moun attorneys for Same | | DIED. | GALLAGHER, —#uddenty, sxegiement in Co | 1 am delighted at the opportunity of |tne prosecution are reapousibie, We! served to vuleanixe into renewed rigidity}, At the Most Moderate Prices for the Finest Quality and Best Workmensh MICHARL A.- ns Muntelpal Court | conveying oon my edier “nds ave born watching them closely, and | the spines of the five or aix big transate |) i om | ‘awe 27. won of Mery and the late Thomes Mina Minnie | Geis LU. 8. rank was one of the feat |i¢ they think they have dune @nyAROOe | jantio carriers that are still holding oui Pe Gaiarts F. tried te bul- | Every schoolboy in Japan ts taugha| mistaken.” against the demands of the 30,000 le ckerae Vit oil 5 ger tam 8 + blue alk frock | samet about him” and bis work’ tn | Biames the Governor. froight-handle The declaration by pt TTT eee Reaver 0 eiinsar. Mar i, $8 1 @ lock; . anit € any The ittle brown conquerors of Ro 1 call on them now to denounce | the head of the Steamship Trust that Optician. ESTABL od Calvary, a Jeatventaky didn't take a hances of | (here things a8 emphatically as We) he will keep hands off has given fresh }| — Ou May 15, 0t 109 Greenwich ee tap ad LE ere Pons Brag barrie brad lt Ree by object to the purport. /c2urmae (0 the local managers of the LBW MULLIN od con ot Ws West One | clock, prepared 10 see New York. Tha =| We epee tees se aaying | White Mtar line and the other lines tiie late James Mullen and Sarah Grit ; voter bar eHiorday had been force! | 3 had done to establish the) that are yet trying to handle their con [eee Sere ae ee brothes of Mary J, @ tailor at No. lysthing ‘opreet, owing to there | “eee witne hat the | M&BMente without the help of the or | Funeral trom his late residence, MOY MW nes prayer rt ea Weentl | late start. po men of the Chitose | Tet Fie late never Intended | S8Mtted dock-hands, ] 16, at 2 P.M Interment in Calvert bat praye & piece of | sh fe SDS mes the Obiiose | Cs avernor nie St ever intended Me Coroner med’ In trys | Reise Aa te the Te uhane ho eet et State tel nt Ahold not have | Dodgers Are Circulated | | PETEBS.—On May 16, 1901, ALICK Me Bene Hore s Braver. er The sound of the bugle | fair trial, it is very evident now Leader Conners sali before the men 7 | wife of the late William M. Peters won tnake any They came with ¢ y plaued by | Clarence Darrow, for the etense, W8! wat out that he had had the 4) strike 7 Funeral services Saturday evening, May ¢ made a the thrilling stories 1914 twewy eoks | the ext to be heard, He weld’ 1.) Breakers with him for past’ tnres 18, at 7.45, at her inte 1za Weed child was “t t w York trip yesterday and were afi | joing reception of Gev ‘Gooding and bit elon mea bed si jed_ to 12Teh at Orn fr | Now ork Wp vewtehaag, and erg an | Joins reepp tips ce at ts wae to istnenes # nirike-broakere’ rae SMITI—On May 15 PATRICK M rig 1 landed in partion of Aly and aewembiel {the ease at this time. I scarcely know | Ovlate the following d BMITH, pative of the 2 uaa too tight. on Riverside Drive. They made a y| how. to frame my sttitude in proper) *yeral diferent long Atamous physician says that to have health you must hiv. a cor- lough, County Cavan, 1 dea was | y lined Up at & Celok. | language, It seen to mo that this ef- congenoremen of New York, Brook: | Funeral Maturday, May 18, 2 P.M Fred B. Goldemith. | ina inoation. of the” orm | fort to give Mr Orchard oredenge must | 17m Jereer Oly and Hoboken, in fact | Teain p PE rae Mle pipes ager ie Serf t children ms of | have caine from the disclosures ma Ne 0 “ rv . % eronsin didn’t | ele ‘ors who happened to be | have ee to the attitude of certeta tal sare to the number of 08 Zor a rnin you pay only a “Penny # Pound Profit" for the best candy in the ahsen Aelnod dated) on the Drive to them mon.” ° orig cents per bh. lor ' any p gh and ter | om to 1, S00 . t yr Mit, Darrow characterived Orohant's | 447 Work ang alxty cents an hour for | market My K Beventy-second etree tolstatement as maudlin religious idiocy, Ditht work, Sunday and holiday work { Broadway, down to third |The geld’ thai everyman’ must have Bvery fellow-worker and ail hones t sah Baus: under the Arch, throug ernor ag 1 Qrobant's waiver ef immu; ¥ Som the docks | Si ecardee Saek "1 Sing Bie Bromdway to the Battery. with @ turn |nity was manifestly untrue a Bak wot led are | ' . ont And up AGAIN that reat @ feo | was abeurd to think that a man would ‘am lites, for ourselves | PINEAPPLE FRUIT CHOCOLATE COVERED vtion, he . um arouL a hoe the | Menee to the City Hall, past the Hal! of | willingly put the halter @round bée neck. Just demamis to enable us 0 | POUND SAIR DATES. POUND Cc ~ sugeesed te J Records, uh) Contre’ atin - Uke human beings, Dont turn | BON BONS. oe 4s gonsidered the abec n “ said Mrs. King packing ener th, “eee a td | 4 pens] to we and to yo lvee-etay | fF Feoborcs"e pert trestiment | a at tte wall he) ult savers ue. ee ave: MRS, MIZNER GETS This same clroular is j THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY - " e father of tb at where M Ben tre! Park to One FI | regu atthe aso oa) ining Boman zh] al Pn Oat es att oe DIVORCE. DECREE. SPECIAL FOR Tk __ HELP WANTED MALE Afeatment that could have be B the Wale Moth the lagies| and then Gown to the Armory of the ; ssor' 6 y Ve @1st0; crust be sunversan whan’ Meeramate! / : Fo! yed in the facd, Out Mri. “King gos | Twenty en eatinent a! Tiroadway! She May Recover the Name of | i asa te oy se Yu must have Meshened up since| |v / _—-No Prov finn,” olale “age Heatiy yo. 4 4 that |, e fechened wy ed tots as ORE tee 4 Yerkes—No Provision | BRAZIL ay Mee tar wena ot| "He xing vente Sits veh deel es se for Alimony | cHocHtKS “POUND AOC|" Nut’ ears. rou 29C haat me . coldly stories were to! iP last » : WO pursue the sam mem empoasia ke as follows i Justice Dowling this afterncon aligned | i CLUSTERS . . POUND Other Deathy in Family i Amok tees ( figilted Bi-out the deaths 8 tee ther oh tare Pina case of | idren. for ¢ lenudd had re Di bhian NOT Ho Ming Berm fat, the skirt call breath, n th * the eye. 4 formal interlo | vorme in favor of Mrv. Yerkes Mizner from conn) B PLAGUE KILLS 451,892 IN SIX WEEKS IN INDIA. BIMLA, British India, May 11.~The governmental returns published to-day | Justic show that the deathe from the plague! Mrs throughout india for Hesbrouck The ‘Dow ling ie wlory Wilson hing the report of Referes Louls record of test mony is sealed, under the eode, and eee | _ decree of di-| Mury Adelaide Minne, ior. scroes ot Tae” for Me i Park Row store open evenings until 11 e'ehook,