The evening world. Newspaper, July 9, 1907, Page 2

Lies THE EVENING WORLD,. i NDS fLevied Assessment of $20 a ‘Man to Defeat Bingham Bills at Albany. ‘RAISED $1, 500 OF $5,000, ye . Back, Deputy Commis- sioner Declares. etive Bureau a sovero jar this afier- oon and ordered “IAeuts. Kiernan and) Chariton to desk duty in far distant’ nots on the strength of disclosures | ‘were made in an investigatica! ry fund that was ruined last) HIM TO BEO WHT b CLOTHESLI Policeman Downward Finds Him Near to Suffo. tion—He Was Scalded. produced rate Wahle in ‘he before Magi j ville Court this act with abandonment, Clothesline on. the Magistrate's ber him very Dollar Must Be Paid, "enked the Marist this man ed Bastiun's wife, of large girth and mus- cular arms, %Gommisstoner Bingham gave the De-| I ted film ‘up #0 1) STRAPP.D BEAUTY VOWS 10 KiLL WILSON | HE DENIES hi Florence Schenc Trainer, an, | “As T am on Virginia-born girl, York-| Charlle Wilson ever says a disrespectful {him on sight.” Uttering this threat om! n Florence Schenck, She arrived yesterday on th Minn declares Willson the fact that he } XN. J._She nearly awooned ay & | tossed ona Victoria to. Insists She Was Wed to vanderbilt word of me, and I hear of {t, I will kill | th dramatic tn- | the young, | Virginia girl looked formid- | Mixa Schenck { arried her, despite sa wiff in Orange h dn a room in the Hotel | TUESDAY, a 9, 1907. | Virginia Beauty Who Says winter for the purpose m police bill fpeldentally Ctiartton wt!l be placed} funder charges fir giving what 1s al feged to have been false tox ore Deputy: Pytics Commis: who Pivestiguted the fund, and Kiernan (also ts likely to come in for hearing on cherges growing out of pestiinony. farmxtiA oncoming the raising of ‘fund site t6. Commissioner -Bing- throfah |Wn tasonymous letter, in ich the writer said that the men in (Detective Bureau had secretly or- ined’ for the ‘purpose of dofeating Bhigham bis lest winter. They heid a niecting In Brooklyn, and -wax-decided to raise a fund-of essment of $20 a ¢ given 15 acer in Assemblyman, who would under- to kill the objectionable bills. Lieut. Allen, Treasurer. 7 ) by ore the men were put on the ‘grill by Hanson, and he was not long gn cnaking the discovery that the letter- leriter had iit close to the facts. The ‘|jtreasurer of the fund was Lieut. Allien, lone of the best men in tho department, (who was also a member of the commit- p tee which was responsible for the rats- "jing of the money. “The other members of the committee “ywrere Licuts. Kiernan and Chariton. “At Nase end of the star-chamber bout with ‘Hanson Charlton stood in danger ot theing placed under charges for testify: ‘ing falsely, because he positively denied All knowledge of the fund ding saiq he “had had nothing to do with It, 2 Admits $1,500 Was Raised, _* Lieut, Allen made a clean breast of “gbis part in the raising of the fund, but 7 "Genied that any part of it had ever | Been used for the bribing of the mys ;tetious Assemblyman in the case. He B fesid that only $1.00. of the $5,000 had <theen Faised ang that this money was ‘nw in his charge, The man in’ charge of the organized {plan to defeat the Bingham bilis was Mleut: Thomas Murphy, who came in ifor a seyere-gruelling at the hands of fought jromé¢thing | to an Came Back Under Separate Names. the bed. hbor helped me tle him } Y ste, mad taka the cord» Tope, and he m die héat and the| ed face dowrward. thanked me," Tisroutd “The eA CAME one {00 won.” then unfolded. who ji a laundry worker, 19 Second street. three ehiidren, The wife-toid-the Court he had_bes Bastian, lives at N He and hig wife have|OF not she had Bastih owed sc this neck’and arms, when, & Week « pail of wcalding water overt Bastian admitted th awhich he natd . but paid it 1 herself treat) ‘one of his Miss So: drunken attacks, Magistrate Wable decided! to put the case over for further examination to- —— begged Uh | the mutter for fear that he would de ( discharged by, Mr. Vanderbilt Subsequently 3 Schenck told a | Man Befriended by ‘Judge! "stss Crain Must Serve. Out His Sentence. Supreme Court Justice McCall to-day thought that he will bé-onsor the first jo be shaken out of the bureau: nisouncet to Alten that every dollar ef the $1,500 in his hands must be paid} jeack to the sleuths who contributed it, ® Send that payment must be made over 9 ithe desk at Headquarters and tn his FOUR CHILDREN BURNED. “BROGERSVILLE, Wis. July 9—Four cehildren of Mrs. Jason Field were Nburned to death to-day by the explos- don of a gasoline stove. Mrs. Ficid had Tighted the stove and stepped out tnto mele Wanted eee ! “fhe-Deputy—Commisstoner,—and_—tt_tat\ to serve not more than four years and four montha nor Jeas than four years & muspended is the young fellow T. Crain ex- that | tp ‘At the close of the session Hanson |and three to whom Jadge Thomas C. tended such remarkadsl he evoked a loud protest from the Dis- | and we trict=Attorney's office. Bulllvan, & Young tough with quite = police record and a list of remarkable- escapes at the hands: of magistrates and! See the great dark shadows steal across , was caught after assaulting and | Tobting George He was found In an @ money dropped ft because he couldi’t keep It, was because he was the The pottcs say—it James -J-Lisgan, in's district, | day 0 Os —pbepeticte d : sith AL rH: [ppetetan rushed out and retur je ketoping at his heel bad a. He pleaded gullty: rict leader In Judge Uiifvan wos held TUESDAY, JULY 0, 1507. ‘Art. Flowers - 4 Housework + fs, Adireasers —2_Halrtressers: Cie A expiration of hin ten artiste dudge: Foster, TD Axents 11 Horseshoers .. 6 Troners Janitors, Jewellers. Aditehen Help — Laundresses Blacksmiths .. ... 15 Machinists [Beokbinders .. Markers. Neckwear. Motormen . Manicur Brickiavery, Millinen | Bushelriet) |. Moulde Butohers * Nurses | Pitishhole Makera 1 Operat ‘Ontrich: Feathers. Packetsi-sss 0+ Cashiers .o25~,. Paintere \enrmalt hoes a Wore BH Dressmakers .. Deaigners Den Seecines © }oreinen Grocery Clea, Wotal.ccvserrs . IF Bc prints ¢ more “Help. cael * Ads, than any three other New York ag fits course in as AN | N HURLED OFF SEAT. | of the rage meet. t blamed for the fa! T | cally, the story ivening World reps Mi other side rum@re camo back that had been married to Wilson, The couple returi wWahen | ocoupying qifrerent erooms, while! Kiseed ny hand and 13, Behenck travelled maiden name. An Evening World re. Une and found M her statero ay was put to answered, an_tor talking to a reporter. Jett,” he cautioned. truth." (Did you marry Miss Schenck?" Whson was asked, alread. and di declai cause whe h. gor coming ncrose henck rode! | into «fa only repeat emphatically statement mada on the steame: Her Love In Diary. draw toward V ye Thero was simple lines’ and ashe brok bitterly at the. finish, were ig nigh; the sky 6 so blue; ar love is deep and sweet wha _hrovgeht to her, O ied by Mr paper to Schenck went to Europe several | a whip for Mr. | Vander. wes stated. While on the } the steamer, her] porter boarded the steainer at Quaran- iss Schenck alone in| question whetheh | married Mr, Wilson | tid marry MP ison 4n-Riehmond, ) Appeared, catechizing the young wom- “You know what he sald before we ‘You mean Mr.. Vanderbilt,” retorted k. “But I don't care what anybody said. I am going to tell tne “I certainly did not,” he declared em- phatically, ‘How could I, with a wite Then followed a series of affirmations js by both, when Mr, Wilson At Nothing be written avout story of brutality on the pas_age across ring that Wilson sbused her be spoken to other passen- in asked to-day to KO fin regarding her al- Jeged marriage to Wilson, but she would her general “I did marry him, as T have already atated, and I can produce the proofs tn| ® court of law. I don't want to do any: thing to Injure Charlie, but as I am a of habeas corpus | Virginian, if he says anything against alias | me I wil! kill him, “I did love him—bat | fey . no. more.” Sulttvan, yvho was sentenced by Judge |" MOG oe oe the regard she once who Has repudiated € ed Mie ures from her trunk and a bit of poetry which she read ax indicating her feelings at the time. of their day Is done and night Come to me. and tell truth with your vs have deepened; little Tam thinking. id tell us parting for ng was a mes! lope _ad- she found] Nn, for $150, Vanderbilt Trainer Wed Her SMITTEN WITH SOOTY BELLE Admiral of Italian Navy Se-) cretly Visits Philadelphia | Heiress. | 1 Her. (Special to, The Evening Worl4?) PHILADELPHIA, July 9.—S: [at the J. Hood we to this city of Duke d'Abruzzi, of Italy, {dentity and even going so far na to deny it to reporters, has paid a yialt to a soctety debutante and heiress whose! ty attend her. beauty ts sald to have turned his head] Acoording to the sister and won his heart when he was last} Von Beffauer went w! ‘The young belle [| menticned In’ prin [It ts said rival” yeat miay afte along the main He first went t©| recovered her the Belleyue-Stratford; where he last! cna} the apartme | ments she summoned Dr. iifermed him ,of He found that Efforts at Secrecy. G. C. Montagn! harge de Affaires of the Itallan Consu arrived In the city at the same time, but insisted that ick of ho knew nothing of the Duke's presence here. He was careful to asi the nows- paper men not to say anything about wound the Duke as | the Duke —himaslf was —ap- | patng 4 aliswer to inquiries was pd-andt a turried de- somes: ofthe hotel Wh that he way v the utford by seversi=Micera of cre was bur at | parture from U Ttts Bellevue aved imme y was found e would tear jt Reoit for 11 soctocy. pen —Rreatiy interested Het believed ee will recover, Uf mylin t dome young nobleman, Arc-| Ur, Beatty Gat: Lesd-thaw avis Sars [GIRL'’S RELA a VES ouger Hours. ri] was marrle her ors for Mun Over nnd So Wudly If Had to He Amputnted, had 4 of ( Jiarris custody s later placed under bail to eppear at the inqugst, the , {Out the society chntres of the | HINT AT INSANITY::\t ork haw tot the Alf eee familly. or to {thane bas ha ommur willaee that t Legs «old, road, ver by ht and oming. Motor- #71 South- cruiser iria, now an- ware Itiver- ig italian ehired i near (he axe, this couti- od gussets To ~ ha do; trunt-for him. vasi-he had a place 4 marriageabio Haxter st eye teat the aie = Powe sculptre Cee aay, Watt No-ene-in the dpa avy with invitetion not which the alleged am dlstingun 1 Exposition | try t Ue Ja ond — Mammas daushters SE Rirbed ii hay oeen to fun i fo little dinners and other [altars olilculated “to bring him witht tamtly cirele. i i | Society In a Flutter. | Now that the prize noble likely to be won by @ goung and pry alladelphia girl feminin= | a Muiter of exocfterment and} anx! ly for in | op -was. kept of th ity mory to SHOT THEMSELIES. Both Were Living in Lodging ‘Houses and Were Un- i, Two men committed suicide to.day by |tire in the rsooting themselves through the head the police attributed ‘the fry ecole each 10 the extreme ait tckan nf Abraham Obstergarten, of No, §7 Pltt yaiis, re | atre ‘rst reported was that of pree-montt aby young Ita pout [twenty yearn | Her wiree-montis at baby | of axe, who Killed himaelt in a room| '@cked In the | basement Jin’ a lodxing-houime at No. 4 Chi |auare. “He has not yet been ide tham street. DUKE D'ABRUZZI — WOMAN DYING 0 SCULPTORS BLOW, SISTER SAYS | Quarrelled on Fourth of July and He Threw Vase at fety 9, IMns Elizabeth Von Beffauer, huzzing with excitement over the visit! 28 West Etghty-elchth street, ht Hospital from a fractured skull, which the police say | rolative of King Emmanuel and Admirat | | abe recetved in the apartments of Carlo of the Italian navy, who, veiling his} Rossi, 1 sculptor, at No. 610 Anraterdam avenue, on July 4, They statement on the report of the woman's sister and Dr. Beatty, who was called account, exer lunchecn with the sculptor. name has not been! were in his apartments a dispute arose, | but society 4s whts-| pur th or is not ¢ cles | 1 - 7 paring ieiasankeantanveccimpectiadon'| aes piece aaa on eats lear -whett to: Be Bounced, Says t the Duke upon his ar! poutty thac Nossl threw a heavy vase noon Jost n>? UMC) ang struck Miss Beffauer on the head, in-paying a visit_at.a well-known home| Si. fell to the fMoor unconscious, nses in a few minates Dr, | night dented his Identity to reporters.| A, soon as she arrived at her apart: Beatty and what hud é| providing for then. 3 Deffaucr complained of ead, and wien Dr Was -enied-ty-eea her at noon he foiad her in such & serious pligit| that he insisted upén having her | ely to the at the skull and the woma’ vente iff | He taughed_ax- he_epoke to-day! ment, might be City ehiton. und a et, but there it by g!brother 0 $| Fort mént-house was committed | yqugay when he dincovered a man in- the case side a kenem] alarm was 2 “hole inte wall paskd Sof goods, He arres(ed this man at fled of xter wtrect. 1-a-man by tre Inter at Head the' right man, ved to be a “brether | aie SAVES THE LIES OF MOTHER AND CHILD BECHUSE { Of HEAT | Thirty Families Smoked Out! of Homes by Fire Started in Rubbish_-Heap 0 driven ott~of & No. 42 East Fitty- identified, Thirty families w * tix-story Mat hous wan letehth street, ~day, owing [dense smoke coming from ment, Hofore the i sinned #0 worth of damage | ued Mrs. Antonio, Ruseo and collapse, Obstergarjen kicked in a glans ined, | Window and severely cut his right foot. The other man, alsd unidentified and| He wea attended at Flower Javout thirty-tive years of age, shot| The police reserves had a tnself to death in his room in a hotel holding beck a ‘crowd of 3.060 person. at Tenth svehue and ‘Thirty-second who fought to get a near view of te [Sea ana County “and appointing Philip fire. i aac ata “MRS, CARTERS RIEND TAK INTO CUSTODY Thought He May Know Some- thing of the Missing $25,000 Runyan Money. Harry Kirkatein, who, the Central Of- fice mon. say, !s an intimate friend of {Mrs. Laura Cartor, was arrested to-day at hia home, No. 22 West Trenty-neth street, and taken to Headquarters, changed with knowing something about $5,000 of the unaccounted for money defaulting Paying Teller Chester B. Runyan says he turned over to Mrs. \ carter. Y Kirketein will be held at Headquarters ‘and | arraigned, to-morrow mm “Centre ‘Street Court. The detectives who saw Runyan and Mra. Carter brought to court profems to recognize Kirkstein as the man to whom ste ed on Mul- werry street ovtsite of Iieadquarters, - Runyan Arraigned. Chester B. Runyan, shorn of the little goatee which emphasized his weakness | of tace more than eVer, Wax towday ar- | ralgned foc pleading before Juda O'Sul- jlivan, in Part I. of General Sessions. [His attorney, William W. Cantwell, of Cantwell & Brown, {ndloated by his remarks to the Judge that the default- ing paying taller would doubtless take refuge for his wrong-doings under the {shelter of a “brain-storm. | In asking for a week's adjournment ‘ar, Cantwell said he wanted time to | examine into the case, when he would possibly ask permiasion to plead under tection $36 df the code. This Ia the sec- tion covering pleas of not guilty, alles- Ing insantty-and-asking-for-tip appoint. ment of a commissfoi in lun Finda Insanity Strain. Mr. Cantwell insisted that there was a strain of insanity in the Runyan stock on the maternal side and sald that his maternal grandmother had died in an arylum. He safd that the best witness to Runyan’s mental weakhess was Mrs. Runyan, whom the attorney swaid was prostrated but st loved her husband, whom she beli¢ved the victim of weakness of the head and not of the heart. Mr. Cantwell said that when he had called on Mra. Runyan last night she wax prostrated because she could not xo to the Tombs to wee her husband. “And further, I may put on the stand Mrs. Carter as Exhibit A to prove Runyan’s insanity,” #atd Mr, Cantwell Mr. Ely, Acting District-Attornay,. oP- posed the delay and said that day was jate engugn. Judge O'Sullivan finally «ranted the prisoner until Mén- day to prepare a plea, aw HUMOR OF MORE REMOVALS | Mayor, Asked if Others Are r Nay Be and May Not Be.” Mayor McClellan to-day salt he ts | preparingto go on his vacation, He will name two City Magistrates, he stated, {ft Gov. Hughes“atans the bill ‘There witl be-.no removels In the Tenement-Hause Department or Fire Department. It was rizmored Commis- woner Edmund J. Butler, of the Tene: ment-Hou Department, might re- [eign, and there was a teport that Cont misslonerTamntry.—of the Fite Depa hamberlajn, but that was all nonsense. on e- | ‘The Mayor was asked !f there would removals and fie wald: be her “ay be and there mag not | be. —_—__————— i tNed the police of the] ¢ ARRESTS. BURGLAR. AT. POINT OF REVOLVER Policeman Owen Smith, of the West mdventh street station, was paas- ting the clothing st ore of Joseph Kant- lpowitz, at NO. Gio Elqhth avenue, early robbing the store” Rushing into aie hallway fie found another man at™ {# revolver, but the inside rough the rear door who sald he was Willlam venth avenue, was t_and held 0 bail. the point pf worker fled { he Brieoner, ot No. 719 ned in Weat Sido ( y Magistrate Steinert in’ & RESCUED FOUR BOYS IN, HELL GATE CURRENT. Boat and Brings Them Safely ‘to Shore. Four boys who got a t ona raft In the Hell Gate gurrent ‘were rescued this larternoon by ot. Willlam Frotacher, of the Volunteer Life-Saving Corps. Ha went out in a beat and brought the boys in to.the Nineteth street dock The buys are Willam Augusta, of No nS East Ninety-seventh street; Willlam | and Irank Mariano, of No, 23 East }One Hundred and First, atrest, anc Ip. a netyseventh wurcot ‘: [Ths iife-saver, who called up |The Evening World and reported the reso. jaunt that the bow were in great peril when he got to Mien. a COURT BACKS GLYNN. ALBANY, July 9.—Supreme Court Justice Fitts in two decisions handed down to-day sustains State Comptroller Glynn $n appolnting John D. Sullivan ay transfer tax assistant for Westches- ter County and in removing Harvey 3, mck nbatht Aa transfer tax assistant for rank an tly successor G3 Fase 92 warlict Capt. Frotscher Goes Out Tava | viel Mistrangelo, of No, 29° Bast} | 4 tt 2 iInxd ft, HN aes BADE WOMAN AREWELL ND SHOT HNSELE \Letters Explain What Seemed to Be a Mystery of the Hotel Du Nord. A man who registered as ‘Henry Friedman of Peterson,’ 100k Carrie Lang, of No. 112 Third avenue, to Room No. 4, of the Hotel Du Nord, No: 16 Irving place, this afternoon. An hour later when the woman had stepped out to tp the chambermaid the man went back into the room and fired a butter through his hat: brim Into hla head, Killing himself almost Instantly The police were inclined to regard the affair aw a mystery untt! letters were found on the tan jndieating he con- femplated siilcide. One letter waa ad- dressed to a Mr. Thompson, Milla Ho- Yel 1, in Hleecker street, which the residence. : hotel his name was not re- ¢ the employes questioned. Hla letters spoke of being in hard luck for eight months MONUMENT TO JERSEY _ SOLDIERS UNVEILED. FREDERICK. Md., July 9—A_monu- mant erected bs State of New Jer- to commemorate the services of the h Volunteer Infantry of that State _Hattle of the Monocacy was don the battle-fleld near Fred to-day by feu Alice Paterson, e¢ of Major John C. Patterson, ehold. N. J. assisted by Mise Gaughter of Adjutant Willam eyville, No J Major Pa Momiment monument to th wte, and Rey, Dr W. Case, of ‘Trenton, representing Gov Stokes, “accepted lion behalt of the State ond transferred it to the Reg mental Teun-on behalf it was accept Larowe, of New York Th surmounted by a figu man front the wame- nt the first mem by Willlam ©. of an infantry ry of the battle. need HOPE FOR AGREEMENT third annive ALBANY, July 9. day of informa: members of the Senate and Asacmdl, without a concrete Leader F n to work upon. me in the eatly afternoo: aid they eame to no co is a marked absences of evi dences of the pugnactous feeling be tween two hous J the closing (one Of nEre! but up t middle of the ternoon standstill, ——__ HELD ‘AS INCENDIARY. (Epectal to The Bxyning Wort ) STAMFORD, Comm, July %—The bust- ary fire w iy's Nvery day-by-an ine stroyed John Me e zireet and House and several Shea, a local-chara; coming out of t hetore the fire Uroks™ opt, was’ a on suspicion, The damage was-f, ”. KEENE'S Glad-Pheet Corn Remedy Permanent and Paint Erita Goxd_ or Calkoas: Flash, am KEW (DEAT MENT ba FREE TRIAL 32: ASK YOUK D&UCGOIST Complete Serre ee Box of Salve and Baeet of Plaster.. Read-monsy_ be jel AND JEWELRY CASHSCREDIT No Emyployerw References required. Hena for dL Catalogue No, 44. L.W.Sweet @ Co. 87-c9 Malden Lams, N, Y, 389 Fulton Street, Brooklyn. 5) Wir § CANALS ST. Yacht Ensigns Wit and Flags | \ At Reasonable Prices, (B16 In xm tne. Yin.x30 In : fiat tt ‘Signals Lor F for exutingm fon ta and Motor: “Bont wines, 244 to 15 h. De instock.» HELP WANTED—FEMALE. . Srmpciw a Bouthern. firm, adi Wihtker to take full charge of ihe’ depar ment. Miitiancon A Hoffman, 434 Prostway. “LAUNDRY “WANTS—FEMALa. - Ee tT ota; 733 p a ip Jo stad rooms 38 er weak sald they believed ‘to be Ftied= » Chairman of the oinmission, presented the sociation, on whore monunient {s a shaft of granite 44st rial of the kind’ erected on the battle-feld. To-day ts the forty- ON REAPPORTIONMENT. With the extra} neawion of the Legislature in recess Un- tl tomorrow at ll A. M., this was A conferencea among chiefly on the subject of reapportion- ment. No definite steps were’ taken, end jt appearel thts afternoon, that hh houses might convene to-morrow | nea, of the Ben- Speaker Wadsworth talked which .charac- of the regular: » whole matter seemed at centre of Stamford was threate: ened ean maged the Stamford enements. John er, WhO Was seen yarn short time ested REMOVES. ROOT COMPLETELY rect (HONMCT'S BOD! ACE CRUSHED, OUND IN SOUND Police Believe Wounds Caused by Propeller, but Sugges- tions of Murder Are Made. The bedy of a convict wax found in the Sound, off Classon Point, to-day, by & party of campers. Ic was ciad in convict garb, the Juunper bearing the number “4% Eaat.”” Bon ™ was a deep gash over the right and. the crushed. Wh bat tiv Jnjuries wer used “by a steam= boat's propeller other: think the man probaly wax murdered and cas¢ into the river, from B Polleeman took Kwell's Island. of the of the enter and PAINT or Correction No report has be police lately of Many ape, howe reportest ng eee BACK FROM PANAMA. “1 Nineteen Members of Const Survey const at Boca det eight mont) ship Pring: rived in p Indies | If the trunk’s being filled: | or if you're going to stay home, we've every shce for | every service—business, vacation or dress. Lambert s oes are the nearest ap- 1 proach to shoe periection that modern methois have | produced. i Comfort—style—durabil-. | 1 ity. There are no cther shce virtues that we know of. a Vi ask the n Who Wears Them. Six-Dollar Values, Our Price $3.95 39-41 CORTLANDT ST. 183 BROADWAY. | wu ways, of doing things are get: Jed by those who buys any a Pound aha the ne better Mind ‘at ‘the liremdwar brofiis of to 60 cents per pound: SPECIAL for this WEDNESDAY || ORANGE, LEMON & |}, STRAWBERRY TURK- 10c \} ISH DELIGHT .POUND CREAMERY CARA- WEES == === =POUN! Lee = Ratway's Ready Rellet taken in, water Fin Taga, few minutes, | cure Flat iV {nternal ‘pains. Dysentery, Diarrhoz’, Cholera Morkus Inurnally a bait to a teaspoonful ot Radway's Ready Ke In a Wait tumbler of Water, repeated continue, and a fla Teeltet placed over hang will afford imme and s90n a cure, Thera Is not a remedial agent In world that will clire fever Agus and ther malarious, Lilgus a fevel aided by RADWAY'S PILL quickly | RADWAY'S READY RELIEF, ~ Solh drugeiste. SECT Span Iw FiTS ANY BOTTLE, Exterminator of smosguitoes, moth: and every other pest: Used inlso tn I K tobacco, be. seach. of 3 for Ob for ‘dentruction of a with "Soranar” Tavena de ean y_vAgenta wanted. “QIED. -On July &, JAMES W, BRADY, y of 225 Egat 45th ai. Funerpl from St, Agnes» Church, Weds neaday, July 10, at 9 A. 'M, Relatives and friends respectfully Invited. Interment Calvary. HELP WANTED—MALE, Rae ara WANTED, by, @ paper box factory vs Balti more, youn coLnpetent 0 take cha) pareries machine, Appl: eh os reed way, 9 to 1G A. Be ioe . 5 Elm St. N, ¥.