The evening world. Newspaper, June 26, 1907, Page 2

THE EVENING WORLD.WWEDNESDAY. JUNE 26, 1907, SS = HRD NON GROKER WINS THE (MSS LONG TO. ss." BABY’ DREADFUL hin to. 4 “ t It is hot enough 1 ughkeope Ses Gcatin. They savetee tament case is concluded It is expected t pe | ae pot that Constance Titus Rica ishiiite GB: j torneys for the prosecution w to caiculatlon. With tis Peat anu | posers! af vores, Hut Oe Navy + So Ni PBA Benge Py Paper Titus has figured out that se ere io Out Loving @ o. > 6) of weight before the finish lind is cross lean depend. upon one. tiieg—theyll i ed. Think of it, twb hundred and | ee eee aig the crew lying in the f thirty-one pounds cncugh to make “th tiga ef tha boat. (And it-Het,te the a big enough to be matched with Jertries, | {Rng {nat 8 worryine we Shak RRS acidic TUES t $ Enough the ibe bined ty The: IL win. " BE sey curing the race to make two < shell thenretening tavonte. nite! Odds of 9 to 10 Find Few State Will Attempt to Beat) texen the ‘tri . being thickly popu! | Extended Over Entire B Body—Mouth | Covered With Crusts 2s 5 Thick as Finger Which Would Bleed and veh Disease Ate Large Holes In Cheeks —Hands Pinned tep be taken. They three coxswains, and in all three races position at the top of the betting : b /. ow! f e by Loving “Mentally Deranged.” 4 . \eaeugh to make a small t *. [ist as much on prestige as anything Takers Among Yale as een mae Down Defense Made by When eeu chaventd stor tne "afte Down to Stop Agonized Scratch- pat tue explains that his Qgures repre- eine. At iat, Cormvl! has « igratig ef Foll Girl to Save Father Poon wesaion Attorney Wood Eoulels ing -Three Doctors’ Best Efforts © went @ loss of four pounds’ weight to | Courtney's shifting about at th ‘ollowers. : @ | S a ° for the prosecution. argued against the f ) S; i Bi revere nn nde soved ace tor fasten shay nnve tek 8 faroed war. ‘His Other Entry, Georgetown, Runs. Seidel er ries Os arevaetenet wae | Failed to Give Relief B lthe coxswains. Take @ pound off some | put it has been wendertally .suctege- nn 7 F R W ‘ aR : ‘Silay PBimimons.” Brine the Arg Ray cd petaarts arses asst tor a |Aenstisiipioee, oF catiiner By Barton W. Currie. Second in the Famous Race While | (35.2750 Rihnee Hoa ott Me Sheth | But CUTICURA WORKS 7 coxswaln to ‘part with. Corneil Work Perfect. (Spedal to The Brentne Warty.) | lot Gh Sod ate Sana htt po yp bagah Rigger ete MY aye NEW LONDON. oo atts e t a 4 scheduled to be sprung 1 auestion : gee ee, cenulating rete, TE | Ther Aaver’e 9 fast atrphe.. Pre lpougn twice beaten earlier in Pe eee the Thousands of Specta today In the ase of Judge. W. @. Satethed iar, oe the gure A MIRACULOUS CURE ; wi oble: "| they won't be able to whtp it up to the ; doa ha * \ 9 coneludir beca Of tne. ¢ Eitimating the welipht Jost by the ffty Or ee eet ee ele ie mite, bat at 22{70% the Harvard ’Varaty rates a pro- tors Cheer the Victory. Loving. with the’ murder of | yore Coneluding sentence, of the que * leixty thousand spectators, The obser-| icy slide through the water ewiftly |ounced favorite here for the big tnter- | Theodore I. Bates, The State has an- What Ia your opinion of themental “When my little boy was six months F ® ivation cars, carrying four thousand, sre] enough for all ordinary pyrporca. As | Collegiate boat race to-morrow. Not In | condition and reaponaibility of the man | eld he had excema, Thowores extended nounced {ts Intention of not only prov- at th Ing that-Misn Elizabeth Loving's story | The . » neatly covered over to protect them |‘ine of the graduate strokes eafd Jast| ‘te history bf the classic event on the Bit lag Pp ese itty the | 80 quickly 0’ the whole body that r b sto! wenty | nig Thames has there been such confident (Special Cable to the Evening World prose tr eet wana | We at once called in the doctor, Wo from a casual thunderstorm, Twenty | night : . Moe late atiea thee berine aan : i leh peearraanesed eat phe caet Aboed of her mi by young Estes | Prosecution « at the words “an? | then went to another doctor, but he Bi ceras Awneane DaOpy ine, S1v0C 1 4: Oud were ph Belics ga-eestae Ate * enrin DUBLIN, June. 26—Richard Croker’s English Derby winner, !on the m aguy ride is f Thapar ttn and Dr. ¥m- | could not help him, and in our despair * ‘bantes in the hot sun. And the yachts e one had wound them up tolerew followers. Five thousand dollars 2 J me SUEY etree Tis vocue hah [ehOke eRe ht in and Tr: Tre | we went to athird one. Matters be- {fend email launches are but ttle cooler, and then had thrown away] were bet at the Crocker House to-day | Orby, won the famous Irish Derby to-day, and to cap the climax of | (? ' # any at bay tne ; tow- | Seply was that he was | came so bad that he had regular boles in a Cannons Kept Boomin. at odds of 10 to 8 on Harvard s) x 4 Dr. Emmone ex his cheeks, large enough to put a finger y alt day this sone Sleig caieye oer ‘expresses Cornell's form to | Wit the inflax of gilded youth trom | HIS Success as a turfman, the former Tammany chief had the pleasure [ara ner A ton the brain tissues | into, ‘The food hal to be given wit th : Dou or Gorneli haa style. Cornell rows | Cambridge, money ts being bet on the | Of seeing another of his horses, Georgetown, finish second. Glenelg | ‘The defense te planning to sbut out! of exceestve drinking In his opin a spoon, for his mouth was co ea Deed ‘shaken by. the bodming OF! ie éne,man, The boal “moves along | sa senchu : | : 1 thie teatimony on the part of the (the @ Vidge Laying wa | with crusts as thick as a finger, and wh . oo ‘The thunder rolls over the) | ov vaith on the smooth tide of the sae > Toa beat nol wads that would} was third. Seven borses started in the race, which was Orby’s all | » It will claim, as was claimed tn“ A eine ‘ i 1 ever he, opened the mouth they b wean hills until the Revolutionary hemes | lke * Reethicethe ing ahead ;MOke an ostrich. Yale money cannot a ¢he°trial of Harry Th: eee at e Se end to bleed and suppurate, as did also User He buried there must think tne | {udson—smoothly, evenly, sIGNE HN*SO | oe nad at even figures. Tt le very prob. | the way. railed Mchatel Borer Sarnia Boho Al dpa erry ata | eves. Hands, arma chest, and back, in British aro again at their doors | crew ts a perfect ga /adle that the odds will advance to-night | Whatever absence of enthusiasm prevailed at the winning of |ing’s statement {s t-ue or false, that : Bier ee Wines aay, wee Sova mut: It Is oly the saluting of yachts by one they slip.up the river and drop and over. We had -no rest by day or 0 0 5 ° | to at least § to 5 and possibly to 2 to 1 night. Whepdver he was laid in his ecko Week Bowe Ths WMMEVATd <lsht. have sdevaloped | Orby over the historical Epsom Downs course was more than made up | Pi" [4 it to her father and tat he on Syracuse—Jim Ten Eyck's men/ Fe ey acted upon it, believing It to be true. bed, we had to pin his hands down, «their rigs along the course. Ths ster stroke than that of | *Plendidly during the past week, mak-) when the game American thoroughbred took Ireland’s chief event on the] The prosecution insists that it has a otherwise he woulc scratch his face and noon the river was the scene of 5 alors atrdkes 40] 1 m1 th prac- ae igi J ro. that 3 ings ke oO m @ Bteat rogutta, as interesting an tr Mheir sralermasiehie gay ties erie pret petn soaea ta nothing turt to-day. The immense crowd simply went crazy satehignt- We tele: aaa inalets thas all made, hia Ia must have: iiched inost fearfully. © its ar the attecvosu. “Millions @. SE TatrOhee ten CREA; OPAL | DAL GoReGAS veh Soke Varatt pein | Mr. Craker was fairly mobbed by the crowds that swarmed up to | poastoie evidence tending to throw Hight | 27tge helne technical ORE an qe creo OHSS “aun of & n ted in| gr.. tm a chip of the old block. He made |ang Theodore Roosevelt, fe said to| Congratulate him. The horse was mobbed, too, and the Irish yells of |ehail be admitted pine wimes asked if insanity fol a eile mithrtke ona » Europe, « o ting palace on the] reputation as a stroke last year, when| have bet a month's apbeibaiess on the|trhumph echoed fo il a5 Judge Levi Drink rom alcoholic excesses was not per : d for miles about the course, judge Loving # Drinker. 1 bat If deranged | boping that the sea air might cure hee ® tide. | as a freshman he showed the other col-| scullers. He is a faithful nurse i PeeMtoa: o drinking exc Wwely. otherwise he was to be put/under Fiags of orange. fags of blue, fags of e fresbies how to stroke a crew. He! gore poy, every college color represented in the | 4s notad for his gameness. He can take & “intercollegiate regatta flutter in the| any © alr. Small boats carried crowds across | to the western bank, where the obser- | n Vation tayjy starts, Hundreds of sma’ don Wee SORE beSGGa ial a Mr. Croker’s resérve was broken down. He laughed like a boy ia the openjng of court to-day Judge from, exossal : Jant manager of the Crimson crew ia/ 20d shook hands until he was unable to raise his arm. probing Bie spresaseen bicker repiatat es Heong ES ee peng kee Errante Tent | H¥!Me Up to strenuous Roosevelt tradi-| The result of the race was a foregone conclusion so far as thé | went yesterday when he took the atand |The evidence nt Misy Kidd. the fist | cure spoke about Coticura, We made ght in the country could compare | 08% He Is ‘way out of the molly-| Winner was concerned. Orby was a prohibitive favorite. The best |!n his own benef, and later heard his | witness called by the Prosecution to! trial with Cuticura Soap, Ointment, rf coddle class, his friends say, and devel-| odds were 1 to 10. But the good will of the crowd-was none the less Gaushter repeat the story of her oar. | diproye Mise toe imond thet lasanity | aad Resolventy.and within ten days of medical care there. But, lock at the | blessed, matters came differently, ons’s testimony We soon saw a miracle. A Mea of efense rested at 3 0’ conclusion of Dr, Emm ; cia teks a abuling apie (site ea rage ride in the company of young oe sn at insanity |two weeks we noticed a decided im- launches". rowboats and canoes moved Syracuse Crew Heavy. | spo sincere, Ewes, Seated with the defendant were | ray ine lanue. The point was made ©) Grovement. Just as quickly as the 5 about ‘looking for vantage points from) pot Syracuse has a serious handicap! Yale Men Hopeful. he-son,-W.-G, Lovitie. ir, and hin] sickness had appeared it also to . i ee which to view the great event At 10) to overcome. The Syracuse crew ts ene! ‘The followers of the Bite, whtle| brother, Major J. T. Loving. of Pulaski. | disappear, and within ten the lock in the tio in, light breeze | he heavte n the rive h . . > 2. W. child was absolutely well, and his skin b " iv } C t ville. b | ‘ol Py later 11 bad increased wat the anxious din every poanible way to get chance Thos pint pre felis BCU Goy <M wanbed: (hah deata: Guine SCORES IN MATCH. |. Hobrath, President of the C. ; fad eno watchers from the crews’ quarters be-| new boat from the bullders thie sp Hobrath Compeny, Manufacturers . alt prosecution's side Mrs. J. P. @waneon Bilk Ribbons, 4 to 20 South gan to worry. I looked bad for Syrw-| In time for the regatta. but failed by aepmnaed ea sae eeiM ine acese sacs 4 is ¢ sister of Estes, and her husband! <4 244 Johns Roll First Series Bethiebem, Pa., aaaa $008" cuse with her overloaded ‘varsity boat | A hastily constructed boat would be! - fs taking an active r mith and Jo terme! Internat Tt looked bad for the Navy with her| worse than the old one “The antversity eighia will start with Tualicuasnes ae alc Psi Bdaciiiseel be pay br Bmat iY y # mpd high stroke. Wisconsin is the only crew |. “If the water is rough to-day,” saya tren Chances of victory ate gilt? | Sheriff John P. Beard, of Amherst | for the Local Cham- Pea ot Satu, aia West the’ anh Bari river thae eta are particu- } Gstch, Ten Eyck, “we might as well aot Pigg Ha Parana ee a | County who has known Judge Loving | pionship. Pg Age egal d form of ? Sindee ak Cipher ae } year, ase ‘ | ret lor years, testifie o the | 4 Sold tnroughe: Ste Cornell Is Favorite. | The troubie is that thy Syracuse boat | hon iramaprgines Aalbers oe al | Neighbors Capture Stanley | Commissioners Get Only De- betas an Hating Pees a cat tel In the firat half of @ home-and-home rh arole rope. Boe ry At the last moment before the races{will be swamped in waves that would | ‘ength e | : aoe 2 : ot had suffered at times fro um | series of ten games, to decide the te there had been little changes in the bet- | not fl any of the others. “If fhe mind | fo Oi ee ae | and Bring Him Back nials to Questions About | {rinens ‘The witness sister pam | in the Alley Owners’ Bowllog Cham: fing odds. All day the pool-room in| holds off, Syracuse has a good fightin Mi naeddredl A ifpic Ct ildi Gisstpation of Judge Lovin, com. | plonship. of Greater. Jsew | Fock. os Baa a a re Cosara| cigtoe IKI Dioea ip at tie tact ome Fiest scvesiney is steer Toupset mee to Wife’s Side. Building Department. era tocees Bee) Letias Snel oe. | ae rolied last night at the Idle money, that was shy yesterday, has ar-|menjethe Syrac crew will take a) 7m Bossy are — peg vats ed before he started drinking he was| Hour alleys, Harlem, Jimaty @mith, of fs rived in town In large instalments. And|swim. Fair weather and a toh of | 4 valige ag casealerd intial . Pleasant and agreeable, while in later |New York, defeated Lee Johns, of New- the college men are betting it. Cornell jsmoqh water is all that @yracuse prays | Hour jo Coane, “Rees (Rossin! ta The Brantng: Werid.) Evidence of graft in the Butiding De-| years he had become unreasonable and | ark. by @ margin of 121 pine, In thts Bre ee ee a te the te |areat credit for the development of two | OXFORD, Pa.. June 35—The romance | partment was sooght to-day by the| \esenenie series {otal pins are to Count. the second Varaity race. Byracuse 1s favorite in| ‘Then there ie Wisconsin, coached by | Wer ters Sctreg mot {Pe Conditions |af Mise Irene Clayton, a Gtbeon type ef | Commissioners of Accounts at the con-|” gneritt Beard stated that he knew that | Ca FOBT Omtene: ve Osfore: tn New: Summer amer Sale the fours, Wisconsin carries the Dull | young Ned Ten Eyok. There is a| sphere we et, from Calvert. Md. came t an | dnued Investigation of the office of| suage Loving was continuously drunk| Hot weather did not erem to affect of the money in the freshmen event. | friendly rivalry between father and son. ere was an unusual lack of vet- | abrupt and spectacular end here to-day. | Borough Pres Ahearn. The evi-| for four years while in Amhefst County, | 4 bowlers in the series, last night. ae And the Navy has caused more worry | Wisconsin rowa very much Uke Gyra-|Cre" Tetetial at Yale, and the lors | Despite the opposttion of her brother. | gence failed to uncover the graft Mr. Bousdin attempted to bring from | Sui LA “Inthe wen games smith won Women’s Garments, @mong the coaches than any rival crew |cuso, with a quick, snappy stroke oe net: Noves was & serious cone. |@herman Claytop. she was mesried | George A. Potterton, who, with bi*| the witness a statement that! Judg. | cient. making one miss and nine splits @f the old gatherings. A tew days ago | pu; while at Harvard {!lness thas been eo | yestentay to “Loni Henry’ Stanley while Johns bad two misses end thir- Wisconsin men claim that there Coach Courtney, of Cornell, the coaeh jig pome subtie difference—some With the long string of victories to 100K | 4 coristic method of Ned Ten) Byck’ back upon, sat in his launch and timed Jingtited into the Badger crew. Wis- the Navy crew In one of \ts trial spius | consin does not row quite so many x ee gryt Se y\vrother, John Hi, Is engaged in the| Loving had always been « two Prevalent among the oarsmen that | "Bart Ci coeryorypll agg iiss contracting tustiwe, was questioned | tempered map and had no toleration | “SU Pt, T2* 2°03 ee 07 one, 371 Women’s Mohair and Cloth Suits as to Nis relations with me Bovamng| for tase who opposed him. The | si, 164 Totml, 1,539. uae % aD | been in his place throughout the entire nly a dream on the | Department Snewers were avasive. Sheriff Beard pine lst, 36), 181, 166, 166, 60,. 164; 16, three-quarter coat model—deep season. in apie of all this each unt- | part of the “lordly husband. In fear) are aald he knew the superintendent |Wae acted tf be had not favored Judge |™% five. Total 14K toh will be rolled | Pleated shirt wilh bands— @ver the souree strokes to the minute perhaps, but Wis- | YOr#ty has an excellent crew, and the | 07 ile, Mi* Sheabie Maryland giant. he but slightly, and denied that he had ever | Loving when lis name was mentioned | to-night at Koster & Groll's new alleys $ Courtney's watch showed that the | osin is confident of winning. The |" Promises to be unusually close. The | took to the woods immediately after | represented that hie frm wae particu-|for Congress. The witness replied \* the Bronx. 19. 75 and $22 50 Navy lads made the distance in Just | oe that worries Wisconsin, 1f| Tale four ta generally conceded to de | the ceremony by which he conferred | tarty well qualified to get plane passed | “No.” ——_——__. 8 ml s bs That his “title” and Clayt Set ater ake ike ee houre a dpcitediy superior to thelr opponente, | te Hit oatns vearaue | by the department, or that such was a| B. R. Harrigan, of Amberet, formerty | BELMONT’S SONS HAVE HIM were $30.00 and $35.00 Capt. Bacon ta the only man who has |you take the trainin, ip for) _ Offl- |i is the Nayy. And the Navy ie worry-|SP4 !f nothing unlooked for happens | nis fight they gave chase and Drought | fact. He deciared had never pala |® lawyer, testified along the same lin Oe ee ee mee a ne cten cng | ing othershe well OFT" they should win easily. Harvard, how- | the fugtuy bark to his bride [apy consideration ad have plans passed, Afioniag and fie oimings ie gcemtrs | NAMED AS THEIR GUARDIAN.) Women’s sith Jumper and Prin- in 1901, That was 18 minutes ai cy ; easiber 0 : d had browgh een ee aices ings ant chee They Want Rough Water. jever, will prove the better crew in the |, Then the ected ted that he wes no; |ROr had he ever herd of such a thing. | on Lo The witness dec th cess model Salts—plain and chech Ms eee ii fieaint ads Wien neal Si ae race for freshman eights If the major lord" Neither was he possessed of When Mr. Potterton wes aged if he | Loving worshipped his daughter. Elis Want Their Father to Look After Bere rent snconte Just as strongly as Syracuse fe novi |!" ‘of prophecies prove good.” Sncestral estates, ‘In the presence Of | hed offered to get the piaus of 8 a. | materials—Black and colors. tt Worried Courtney, for Tha tewchisonal snirror-like ml Light Work To-Day. [Bis bride, her husky prother nd 8! maguire through, after they had been | ist, of "Washington, testified ha white | Their Interests in a Trust 510 00 $12. 75 ‘ c ou 0 oi ds i rgenia tt it tre tven the contract | key caused a large percentage of th : and Iminediately Coach Courtney tore his |alwaye rough Bost of the time tt a] To-day both crew squede hea Nett | (old one Pies Wons be wis Jost OR seg ee ite cad ce el Gemma an opera. hvpothettoal Wes Fund. ed $: €rew to pieces, reconstructed it, and |‘? roumh f¢ conain likes | work. Coaches Kennedy, of Yale, ana| MATT, Staniex. » female ip | pe Hon woing over the life of Judge Lov alates $15.00 and $20.00 made realy for mnother effort,” ‘The the Reina when other boats are. begia~ of Harvard, are’ satisfied, now| "os itais brother wae for taking the | Maguire hed etmpty” consulted tim {ing fla diesinaaiona, iil trip to" August Belmont was appointed by . Navy had him worried—very much wor-| The Middies have the outside course, | that they have crews that are ft to row | agua, litle lord out to the vil SO ee ns the manny eat; | omblen,. he. Coming: Gown tote Juatlog McCall in the Supreme Court! Women’s Shenherd Platd ant ried fact. Cornell made a great trial| Where the water le usu roughest | the four-mile race and they are cen- | $35 ge ching for, Dut onte us " formation given hin his bro to-day guardian of the persons and spin once years t was sald to be| Penverivanta, Byretues, nai and | tring thelr attention on form, with|sympethetto neighbors came to the ree- | "en the work wee started teow ars mead’ aon tater tie estates of his two boys. Raymond and| Check Skirts—deep pleated model» in 18:23 Of cours 1 w Co: swing toward the western | w ga; cue. Squire Newbold eeked tie bride | The Potterton Brothers had the con-|ter’s story was presented to Dr -| Morgan Belmont, nineteen and fifteen rt ray having @ bit more to do owing Rr gee 9 build! " 4 | mons, and his opinion was asked as to | ae SesAitlans ‘bare o tet Dani of ihe Fiver In fhe order ee ence re tale eee, | haw ane: ett mow ¢net tract on & Duilding at Broedway an BN, Sone AS Meena temeaclinay on tea cettian 75 were $12.00 It ts quite possible for a tria ver. seni ntercolleg! fat ate cae | r Raey.. and Kighteonth aireet w Commissioner tdindigreres Vidi’ | of the lads themselves Gabler than the -real’ race. hat "Wood, eraenee when it came to Broadvi | ingly admitted that she was Mitchel wae curious about. Mr. Potter-| ‘ipye pene Le tehheld unit} |. The petition sets corth that under the - Wray, had his elghths out on the| oeeee yo mat | tm wal that the contract amounted | ene court could pase on ite armiasibi). | will of their maternal uncle, Hamilton Women’s separate Skirts—in water early this morning, and itgtit | ch ie Sere and mow you must | (a apeut $15 he amoun Morgan, they ba it ach a one-third in- Aer coare | eore sasey trent) eee ee cee Oe en eee te ae Pald the architect, Including the fee! "Three additional witnemes gave test!- terest in a trust fund of $0,000 fancy mixtures—deep pleated with Unofficial Uming the Navy's spin| st might to ‘back ig atts | even againat Syrac ws dollars of ¢ 2 be . for Ailing plane. was $1,000. The eati- arriee tn Hs! ghe two boats @oing well together. The| “Then I choose my luaband.” mur- | mate wan eboat M50 over ‘cost, he | = = — - | bands, . stat th. | two f |murred the bride, stepping to the le) sata, for conungencies Thase DOOR, | TMC re workeed out together.-saking | of the late “Lord Henry” and coyly'| Ungencies didn't represent payments to £ }7 nd they racing starts in the morn: |igying her hand on his arm. At that . [try were $10.00 an e t check | Ing, in whieh the freshmen four she any oMcial of the Bullding Department, . deen actert th-|off'a Dat better at the stare, but fell | ne big brother bolted and lett thd | he wad. He had fled the plans througti |leties in Colur that it is the| down later. In the Harvard’ four, al. | Regenbors to make what adjustinent of | Jordan & Co. becalise Mr. Jordan was Women’s White Linen Sepa- To-Da ! ! has had since the| though the men are rowing together | ‘ings sulted thelr fancy. [formerly connected with the Bullding { | well” the crew is far from being the |, Ltt to thelr own devices “lord and | Department. and he detleved him bett rate Walking Skits— ' umbla students here have be; perfect efew that Yale is. Pe filling yg Altay an out ee ‘enn, | qualified on that secount i j advance. One crowd * h n | ‘As advertised for in The Morning dyance. One crowd) | Kennedy “worked hls crews op etream | ANd, ine, 188i feb deetrian honeymoon Denial by Sweeney $2 00 $3 00 $4 00 World's Want Directory nan off and started | short oh, and seemed satisfiea to | !n the i praen se: Serine of Philadelphia Building Inspector Charles Sweeney - « A , jto run amuck. Other pied Ip and re-| let w along without much | ber ile yet i a org ly Ae were $3.00, $5.00 and $6.00 | fused to pay thelr #are jooaching. His freshmen eight aia not |' | aekheng ios ipepeatios. He’ said that he WOMEN'S MADE-UP DRESSES D SUITS J WEDNESDAY. JUNK 26, 1907, _| mcs (efitae eeu: |}o0k #0 well as yesterday, and mos of} [had not done the Inspection work on AD) AN AwRing Help. Hairde 2 A the river critics seem there had other inepestere. any more thas 80 ag “pn ; am has been reqarded all along as | ie very loping | v , : enna 1 al " “Did Mr Dunn ever you any asa ; #/ a, cypher, but Penna fas beqn izing tow . winning streak in the race to-mor money?’ hake Commnisaibeer items | A SALE WILL BE HELD, TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, OE Loess aba cerry 110 | but ie hie, been ‘sawing wood, Penn's pints, who has rowed at INo. ¢ tn| Se i ising COMPRISING THE FOLLOWING MADE-UP GARMENTS, a 1 ve i rd varity boa! as been | ’ , ; “4 ertain. vi enerey:| taken out as the result of a ted pore PO CE SAY Inspector, was asked if Dunn had pal VERY DESIRABLE FOR SUMMER OUTFITS: : ard. They nigh tyre a him any money. He replied t y * " ‘ ne uring. There . | Sishet ee Mat ee eat ae he had inspected some of the Duan jovs Boat, little Sect Stee” ar tee ae ee the latter had never given him any wating. t on and tM AN the vacancy Jo the tresh- F Fifth Ave st 1PM a, cen Mavuani 46 ven DRESSES OF FOULARD AND CHIFFON TAFFETA SILK $28.00 ting Mets. | magine Fi venue Stage|in February last?” asked Commissioner ramownt Wall. al) he” sx | Mitchel NTS OF GREY MIXTURES, WHITE & COLORED SERGE 25.00 sre ty By yay ood |PLEAS TO THE MAYOR Horses Actually Running | cnpitectt’ "hy, Sstlerg’, Breiman, with ths TA Oh ay FOR y “Rot at thd stun erie cbeck| BRETELLE SKIRTS OF TAFFETA SILK haclalamaal en she Ainlahed second two ests CRIPPLED NEWSDEALERS, | | Ten Blocks! | dogk,"” exclaémed Commissioner, Mitchel. cared races. ‘The 7 — l@peimen, after looking at the check od sit race -"") Central Federated Union jAsks| + eee 5 ss | what's more, shel 1 acl | Hold test, wow. @on't shirk, You Mages's Denia CLOSING HOURS: 5 P.M. SATURDAYS, 12 NOON, i RSL ugnkeepele before an tn Reversal of Order Driving |don't have to believe this A team of | Buildin Lnapector Herr Magee ata i tte. The new adn “ that he knew both Bart burn Cashiers 1 ‘ Py or : Fifth avenue stage horses ran away | thal t a é. _ & etand aguinat itye| Them, From Park. this afternoon. That sounds sike the | Mt, Gneri® Dunn. the comrestors CHOCOLATE WALNUT 4 } “ To-day ail” | Mayor McClellan to-May received a|limit, but there Is more te come. This | ceived any” money or borrowed. any DIAMONDS..POUND ' . « be closed unt "the Gelewation from the Central Federated |team of Fifth avenue stage horses ran | money from ether of them i : borin that, no] Unlon, headed by former. Assembiy- |b ata reg thet aceasta ant weer! eet SPECIAL ASSORTED ; ( mcared them n 5 Geske IPemaie)...'38 sie ~ ment) oe ey asked the Mayor to help them |eomething ewiul i | speiiant they pay ven, $00 in June, DOBS DYSPEPSIA OR 0 KINDS)..POUND . * wane Oted) to gee places in Park for| The pollce records of the day contain | 946?" Commiasion anked. pale how Hie Ope evenings unui Cuopers 1 Proofre . « | pears from the repo: They did not b or ft or aioe Cutters os . ‘ a od poles _ w torced to| We. Prencle Sally, drove ‘ile “stage | replied the witness shin INDIGESTION BOTHER YOU? ofeloeks ive up selling pap by the re-|team to Thirty@ixth street and Lex-| “Mumpose the check-book shows such Herrman, |ington avenue. ‘For what reason ‘the | a ,vasment? ‘5 ferns { De know what it is to enjoy = goed. equare’ meal? Bren It 70% fool ike fh, “Gare | "1 { know anything about the y Dis horses + 3 Berka... Ags? de corner | checkbook, “but 1 never “got any ven soley "Te coma hs mont | a « ne m4 " ome of Ul ane iy, yet it | Hands ¢ , The general) Buliding Inapector WW, Busine the ‘most simple | Digsetion | olaaply ‘tes —— ib ge aj nem ad he'd Sta of Ful Check-book of werting of fond intc'a condition ie whicn ; rin t poston. 1e" Male us gtage horses ate as mively limuor: | oti’ 2h Na Sel The Parmest Interest iiss ts sider" sicet inte "Post i K « 3 bie if left lo (hemeeives a & sicamiens | Bucknall, Inspector. § He sala he everdone or run down, MBX é ‘ rew| Mayor McClellan will communicate | steam-roll Md not ke anything about It, and eT AULETS. which are ‘ 2 : as Middies from 5 ba te ak db that he never Was paid anything by vie ara piv thin oe “ oan ae | . em eeias SOF | w Park Comm! or Herrman But this teas Toe ower Near For-| the Dimns. nor hed he. borrowed any a $s n | Fase the Wreatment, reads 7 et eae A Abe . a th , — ty-aecond. str: hey collided with an sane, Be th “ 2 7 ze © extinguishers and ——-—— o Pale Manes ‘ ere ‘ © blaze ianiaimetlied | saprend, trues Aad aeesnen some Hains ster ssid cas Precisely as if the usual professional 2 yb ‘ uo eA ES KAISER GETS. IN LATE. | Slater “apped "tnem at Ponnans fee of three to ten dollars were exacted —-that is the FIRST advantage which the Ehriich Eye Service brings to you. in New |Should glasses be needed you will find ts Newer for VAN DYK’S Ad. wun 2)BLEW HIMSELF TO BITS | marron d | ioner sawn’ the* horese "hea Heportea © to Orrante That | te save the horeee hed some run i Stren | WITH STICK OF DYNAMITE. rer atacnimery war tenn gegen | ‘Phe attention of Commissioner Bing Morgan &Brother ‘ eng “4 ais ing rraipo | hem 9 reap y directed to Misser. | 2 SECOND advantage in the saving > Gardeners Hg a ¥ a 4 iee Mioh., June %.—Adcer va nt melete iy “ry ae po _— ead fest ca Sts } (Ee(ablished 1601.) which our prices insure. <>, ue o Ws . 4 to-day te come beck|? ran Say 8 ertek iene | Glasses Only If Needed. ‘ o Bo at finest tain Sgn oom ane, aug won| VED TO DEATH (FROM : Storage age Warehouses, abeaye st Maserole Prices, | oe nee on wy uw “~ * roorge ‘ Mr, @ quarr “ - ‘ “ ih owed ' Gein) ..... iio pn reg poyyed of app Pasi it SON. bon [+ ad ody By-sheti . 49 Grove a. William Kisieeh| gome men doMt adverti when : s . es yd ; - | onebed er : thie oven “« NEWARK, N. J Jane %.~RemMasi nie, souae for proce y ead tures | Ph al panier. the OTm, at + Every week, month and year, The | wiiy eich oe 3 per" | merous. on June. sight. Kewing lett | wary thirty-nine years Old. awatting (Mian man ie he “moet seared ta BSTAMLISMED | wae ewiaters unten please business Is good, They to for, World prints more “Help Wanied hana from the auarty ‘where he wat| day morming et Rik, and tion ate nines | sentense for saapull on 88 sleven-yaar rae io ae ate mm Solow ikea St. aes | get that when the wind fre t r day morning o and then 6 sold wir lived fr rd ‘| Ads. thian any three other New York | 1s; Sshie Pu wee nnd, panned |: milne aoivenenst. ” When the Oceanic. the “ounty’ Jail to-day” to” the. shone furas- lone tn « slower boat, docked al noon to-day. | hoor, thirty feet below. and isa ina fuming ty live with win. All ‘nat was| she reported having received a or combined, ™ Heft of hn ter the explomian ware tiie] lose af ace. ota it sontnary | hie rad 3 + ee. 2 Inon oF gee. stating the rmaenlnery | Hes LP a5 was going to be pul ia