The evening world. Newspaper, June 21, 1907, Page 6

‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1907. ip ne campnatis ction ti WHDERERS OF [Gir1 Who Chased Cene Overboard: YEARMITINY AND REVILIER WHICH SEARS. eine | MAOSENMEIMER, 7Zer? Whe Saved Two from Drowning pone Com HELD | KILLED BOY WAS |= LEAVE NO TRAC | | wment without And, in nine eases out of 7 ten, that beginning is made PASTLMERUTE SNP = | “ Ce a Pp Suspects Arrested Last Nigh Hamburg Strike Put Mixed}/Lads With Whom Fr a - _—_ ! and postponor Sea Phird Avenue “1” Hon- | Crew in Deutschland’s Jones Was Playing Ar- aha atelone t POrably Discharged To-day. -Room. ie | raigned for Homicide. | | Park &Tilford k ni lee > pat ber : If dissatisfaction commences at able. f No, the Table with the morning meal ett! gwing to grievously poor coffee of a dull cup of Tea—there is a remedy for you to consider, and atonce. Buy your Coffee u and Tea in one of Park & hak | Tilford’g Stores. Park & Tilford have no inferior or dis ’ REWARDS OF NO AVAIL.) Little Promise of Catching As-| sassins of Rich Me | chant at Pelham. John Menita and Nicola ¢ e. of wa appointing grades of either Tea No, 24 Morris avenu: ” Bronx, were! Scpmaithas | ot Coffee. The best quali- F ties of both are sold you in their Stores at the lowest | prices, and this assertion sub- 2 ject to your trial and prooi, is | without hesitation emphatically | presented. arraigned in Hariem Court fAeut. Petrosing) who said t had been arrested on suspicion that] they might be the murd | 1. Rosenhelmer, the 1 aire, They were honorably discharged. David Winne, a private detective! empisyed by the N.Y, NH & H./ Maliroad, made the arrests late last might on a Third avenue train | Winne sat in a seat behind the twe @en and heard them talking about the Rorenhelmer murder in Italian—a lan <ymunge Wine say understands. Cine | ‘Of the pair had @ fallroad time table | and Winne Inferred from their con- Versation that they were contemplating @ start for some city in-the West + From what Winne picked up of the f muttered conversation he concluded , hat they knew ing about the Were shifted to Police Headquarters an were submitted to a close examinat o-day by Women’s White Linen Skirts, $3.00 98 Value Cc Made after all the new Plaited style for summer wear from a good quality / white linen duck—full flar- ing style that fits snugly over hips easily laun- dered and retains its shape unexcelled for vacation wear Osta a Charge Account ‘ LYDIA E. and Pay the Easy Way PINKHAM’S | 1 | areer examiners, The mep insisted that they Vo knew nothing of the Pelham orime, feet tear were empiore! in axial rea gl RIO “ta cir'as'a! Son Gets a Bers in No. bothersome questions struction work co prove that y ‘ ? . . ad ae 4 bite | they were not in Petam Tuesday |Frank J. Dwyer, Man of Leis-|Rivalry of Independent Con- er hg te Miner anise. | Cleveland Court | pipes cee esccie cto VEGETABLE COMPOUND. evening when Mr, Rosenheimer was 2 oi “ Bs peu “ ee ‘ yo ¢ THE MosT Sv L fi | murderds ure, Taken to Bellevue cerns Causes Anothe Ain de é : 55 Band pay whenand how you like ‘On the night of the murder what ts . ; | 1" on this shits pena . n eats 5 Sry p for Examination, Postponement. | w a : y o_ H Island, near sad eee | ! Hi (y ‘ i€ it entre, Legs is sommes, Sie she | : - 2] pt Bound, shore Mrs. Frank J, Dwyer has had her Phere was son e discuss ¢ terigas sloop" pds up. Mette ysicacnee 4 tate tae anee tAl Giahonke or he Atle ily ee Brooklyn's Largest ' tne One peta Clue. late millionaire wine merchant, >a t Sn Ce a i Credit Clothiers, men >. ty jen) Mr. Rosenhetmer | Hellev Hor , where he 1 . - pe ay ea Xe EL | a etal wher ts : Seve ar-old Mary Hilly Fol- 35 Fulton St, 485th Ave. J} acks Ix the @irection of Mount | UPderaoing ox and Opp. Elm Pi. pear 10th St Tereon, Nand undoubtedly got out of | {0 Mr. Lwyer's fr . i low Her Per Int That city som after the crime in algation over the $2.9 estate «| ing ee a Couznl t WS Her Fenny into » train or by trolley car. ney could | father is sure to some out of this dras- ci, , c ‘ 4 P Have gone in half a dosen slirections. ie wove o1 (he pars of Une wits reser : “4 asad pe Poliad North River, Tue only clue of any worth centres | gre iminy wis may aur D aa the Board of batimate who’ termine. The Hwart for ¢ round two Mtaltans, who boarded a! lidund” irving “ewer ior H arolley car bound for New York at his ettorne), suid st was jy. Mount Vernon about half an hour after | or such « t Mr. Rosenheimer was killed, rode as |] goall iy this: reper t far as Woodlawn and disappeared over |or habeas co irawn up by the Bureau of |! ‘tho hil lin the direction of the suburde | the law y< 4 r s ef Yonkers. said Mr. Dwyer was under new applications for franchises} What Chief Marks Thinks. By inquiry among the motormen an conductors of the trolley express line ¢ Uguor wien broupit oe Since his father’s dea ng between Bedford Park and | Af Re and his wife. wo | Chief Marks, of Petham. | have travelle = HURTSSTON HER Mar Sunday ' ‘ . ~ Hernowp sitting in a sand pit Tetwee bod , fi ‘ otha and "The same | 5 “rt i i ree - onday im the | ef w . Tuesday es Columbun oh ls near | \ ¥ - ance ral way the description of - ; ' ; ae » 5 sips » i trom) Entire List Under Pressure the description py, EL 2 n froi ~ ( ¢ es . <cadh ; My. Rosenielmer.” TY - ive tempest: Pa 1 rr See : and then pale While Market Trading Is Dull. { Mr. Rosenhelmer wa i t er | erika Rives SE "FRISCO TEL EGRAPHEAS | 154 Bast 234 St., near Fourth Ave. ey x ‘ DECLARE A STRIKE. se any | 54 West 125th St., near Lenox Ave, oard of Estimate Restrained y : ; * from yesterda 442 Columbus Ave., Bist & 82d Sts, from Permitting the Com- | « detielpepat r : High. Low. Clon chante | 489 Fulton St., BROOKLYN. ' ' 1 : Allis seh ca Ovpasite Abeabarn & Straus pany to Change Route oye ten ‘ = NWEAK ON Credit to All. oe eae tb ee WITH 6 OUTFITS OF P CLOTHES IN NEXT nite) SUNDAY WORLD ATHER ne Mchnorer and Jacks way Widew aad two » ‘ " ‘ \ ° , - die braves @ wide at - be ‘ 4, dag, (1d bid 0 1.) AOD, 1.68 bo Lk x Bite si: a2 MAGAZINE.