The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1907, Page 12

| | INETEEN YEARS pI “Had Convicted Him of! Manslaughter i in First Degree \s _ for Killing His Wie. } TROLLEY CR > Madison tomobilp (bus Owned b Transportatian Comp: street to-flay, the “bus was completoly % Scoman passenger were badly hurt. The “trofey-car in charge -of. wan John NG WORLD. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, + GRNDFATHER HAS COUL PAUTE CRASHES NTO. HALLOWEER ROR JURY SAS, MUST ANAS THETIC nH nz Kopp, ,Eighty-five ¥ ears - Millionaire Absolved From Any KILMER’ Ss. CANCER AND TUMOR ~ HOSPITAL This ‘is the onls_institution in the world that cures and removes Cancer, Tumor and other growths avithout the, knife, Will refer you to former patients. - ¥reeexasrinations Mondays, Wednesd % Founded on Long P Fifty years of sp portant” subjec E EXAMINATIONS Five locations, five registered physi-: c ; two factories; a score of opti- what better testimonial can we i soli’ growth on merit—OF} TABILITY lcs, a jalizing on one im a houxe In Broken Li nger Picked | “Olid, Found « Dead” in; MeCletfan. Refuses to. Sanction the: Responsibility in. Kanawhay Ws be: w. BREWSTER, | vi a His Bed. | Payment of, More’ Money? *: | g pias en on ene nz “Kopp, élghty-five yeare ald. -of | et a OAR Hlreet, Willlamabure, wre ye apple! “John! §. i Without. OR flead jn his bed to-day. The xaa ‘Wo mied the tion an sarge. enve, ieoliey car and’ ah du- | ne Now York at Ninetieth ‘which be < one of the heai & est. won out by in tte trial of tice Gof, day. t pane vers on full, The police } eof suickte, - nartan, who. Is, a erand-/ many times, was the. . | Glasses, prescribed aly wher Beate héays at Moderate ? can produc Wished, and the ‘driver and one} Pies [lends ans Motor--('3e asd man. took! a, Hin the quaint firestde r ductor | UCIOF | umenss tun for the A CREAM, to remove 223. Sixth Aye. Belew 15th St. 350: Sixth Ave., Befow 22d St. 127; Broadway, Below 334 St. AN O'Connor and © GGawiea Wardell, who accused himself; iarder inthe Court of General Ses-_ seven pasate in Sling = fardell, was canvicted by a Jury 6€ | and abetting his wie to commlt | The offense {x equivalent ter in) the first hen arraixned hied his testimuny given at the Mle ana aes TBat he had ‘killed to lectri fe and hoped to gu to the el as a mics. dumbfounded the Court | twee taken for consideration of th 5 Ht was decided that, inasmuch Perroboration of Wardell's self-acct: cauld-be i; 1t_would be to try him Sr murder in te | sand that: the Interests. of | ed by allowing the roti Gry to stand fig Ju Poste: \- Moateteas ye nase Bees He | qcouyected on a chiarke that amounts court that Seu jad uu stated the verdict of 1 teeta te Pies or we-eaid, in has a only HA 4 Beg fhe: Puniahmant it the jury hi “vile ‘and. ‘perjured wretch. No pun- it ig too severe to be inflicted nishment for the crime ughter ig twenty years in| ~~ Wardell's-sentence—practica! ite ¢o thet. A sentence of thirty” years in prison, with time allow- for. ood behaviour, amounts in Ond to about nineteen re. HES OF TORTURE BLOCK BROADWAY Bb Gross, Lseseei hiss yeera_old, | v NG, 73 4 econ ‘between th zy ok th he shat» (re @ freight ne elevator rol ng, No. ee se n that he ya eee removal ‘0 the Hud: ‘ories_ were heard for blocks wae-bie-redy- the Bulldh Hillman anda. force-af meal twenty minutes jack! nd <rualinar Th Ta Sunder the car, Super. Mildren, i the top, Sud- age bis mind. the: tri ras eaniycrniee ye yeare “old and and “Tortmer attest Ba oi E et. rthur Murray was 2roWded With DNs- sengers and making speed. Jt had Just | ‘yesterday after he had been oon-| run down the incline ending at Elghty- | Wicled of manslaughter, was sentenced ninth street, when the automobile roliad | Fudge Foster to-day to serve not | across the tracks. The cac struck thee! than eighteen years and eleven | SUtome nor more <han nineteen years | into the ths, a 2 wre the Car waasetopped the automo- fle had been pushed ‘slong the pave- mobile, was thrown to the atmet_and sustained « fractured lex ti the head. ny"Fast Eighty-ninth street, the only | for sentence vesterday | passenger in the automobl thrown to the at j head and lay unconscious, Mis Koler was.taken to her homo ia a cab. Hospital, trolley line were blocked for thirty min- tes. Us altea Sta The city’s banking comm Killed Your | prising City Chamberlain, with the latter's dep- the Mayor's afflce formally [the depositories for the city’s funds. | Already there are thirt ve shown igen yau Al number was increased to-day by | the commiasion passing the application Trust Company. ‘The commission voted to continue to Hig} mecept—the-dhh-Fateof- Interest cent etate: chased_a_larga amount of ‘city SHEUBYVILLE, Ky., National Tobacco Growers’ Association | pas unanimously —adopted resolutions | declaring amainst-the raising of a crop} ing ta’do clatmed hoary pate of a j S “aaxed for in ed in producing Jones him. —$tt-ftwar>Aptor-Houre Stock: — ths. 10) Naséaw St, Near Apa St. Z Breoklyn, Aa " LDS) M the skin clear, bealihy | or lend apple vet q amsey, restores (he. { tern parade None Tis eaves eee sree cela eecusesieres te pentyl | the rear and: Utted se | seemed to enjoy the froile better than a | WAliom | Pr Fe peeninie anoteoe thonsands of grateful | od | Railroad, to a Sues 5 Indies. 0e., $1.00, The great wreret_of getting rich Iles in| testing Ih onilts side Be: were over and fat the annual ing of the Wabash. | your drygeist or ; finding the RIGHT sor; of an investment, | ‘The rest ef the work required Is mere! child's pays mid by Hexeman's 8 Baur Sites. id | Mfr. Gould and Ramsey Juneman's 3 Why walt_weeks or months | ant gee, them TO NEW ee ciral Best CIGAR | Putribated by CN. Fie AMS HITE MAN 00.5 ari Bt. better let = Sunday World Ad. Be Extre Charge ter It. [ecek and find » “soft-spot” fer your sav-|__ Advertisumente for The World may be len | ings (0 rest in. The result will prove to et eay American District Messenrér Offies |be well worth the sllaht effert exacted. the etty entn . | fim snd. He snid he wanted to live all over again ajd he gay and diitheseme like the Kopp juntos. Then he retired. Be ahis time that he hi: and that his oreature had turned upo: nd cut® on Miss Jeanctte Koler, of No.! \eus's application was deni yy after J peclace that | Metz alone of the board voting for the r nim. 2 : Mr. Gould is on his way home from | was also} 4 Europe. i . Shel O'Connor was taken to Flower The downtown tracks of the ee TO HOLD CITY'S MONEY, 4 to Former 35 Depositories, the Mayor, Comptroller sto designate e on the Iiet. | favorably on | y sm ; iS Say ce . ‘ ‘ : " ses of the Untted stata! Sa. ¢ trom the banks, The Uaited Trust Company recently —pur- —__.__ BURLY TOBACCO BOYCOTT, Nov. 1—The| jobacco next vear. SELL OR FAIJL—In two words—that problem faced two of the greatest manufacturingclothiersin the East. The temporary Suspension of their main banks—the ight money: market andthe pressing need for CAS: 4$=—CASH= forced ~ these makers-to tush some of-their towering stocks of c fothiag to-quickand immediate tiqui-— “Sell for what you can get for it”—that’s our instructions abut do it quick !” ae -WE’LL. TRIPLE. YOUR. DOLLARS FOR - MEN'S” SUITS AND OVERCOATS. ~ No names an be mentioned—when the financial crisis is passed, all that remains of these stock's will even to ibs ,|A PERFECT. SHORT SMOKE 2 Mcbetort fe SARRT teat ‘their regular Selling prices of two to three times-our sale prices, Why hold so important an event so far up town7—you may ask. We'll tell you why: Big space tstequired—big-stores in-any-other part of the city are-not to be had, and besides, “this is not'a sate where !ocality counts—but where dollars count-fhe slight inconvenience of reaching our establishments at 2316 and 2318 Third avenue, near 126th street, is nothing compared to the many dollars that just one man can save out of’ this “ouick liquidation. A five cent car fare will bring you direct to this store-by Third Aventie-clevated-or- surface line—or a transfer on the | 125th street crosstown-car-from any | uptowi road. Two entire buildings filled from first floor to-toof withthe finest array of Clothing ever produced. : a 10 FOR 20C, | Sol fa PS by |. Hitman Op, Peart ae ot Lord & Lay lor Glove Department Special 12-Button Leneth Mousquetarre Real Kid Cha Gloves Black and White $1.75 per Pair 16-Button Length Moose: Black Suéde Gloves $1.75 per pair Value $3.00 per pair 1-Clasp Heavy Cape Walking Gloves mannish cut; colors: Oak and Engle Tan $1.10 per pair 1-Clasp Mocha Gloves * piqué sewn; colors: Gray and Tan $1 .00-per pair This is a clearing house foz manu- facturers’ stocks. We or any other —retailer couldn’t exist for a: day selling Suits. and Overcoats like these for $7.55... It's the maker's loss—and Guick-casti goes so take the suit-or-overcoat-vut— —}——of this lot that meets_your fancy—-that fits you to Perfection—that is the swaggerest you ever wore, and we'll double or triple your money. WII you pay 85.55 for a Suit or Overcoat that clothiers around the town are selling for three times the —price? Then one of these several thousind garments is yours. —tions—any clothier can give you that any tine of the ycar—the goods talk—th@ values make good—and you don't have to buy if you don’t’ think you're tripling your money. This is no time for descrip-” Trousers price- Custom-Made a Ne Wilt you pay $9.55 to Suits and wear the best Suit or of the finest fit a tailor ever put at unmerciful ashing values— into a, garment—think of the choice Overcoats. . slat “ of S10 $2) aa) 93] Overcoat you. ever (had est clothes and the smartest fash- | gf¥'gg e, gannts orto els 0 Foe ack? oned Japparel you could awish for; | etades every time Think of the best man's $9.55 $14.55 for $35.00 Suit or Overcoat in town—think and it'll be yours for $9.50. grades, (He We will sell to the first thousand men the finest Cravenette Raincoats that $16 anu $18 can buy for $7. 55. The Genuine Priestley Cravenette in your size—a wonder for $7.55. MANUFACTURING CLOTHIERS’ CLEARING HEADQUARTERS 2316-2318 Third Ave., Right Near 126th St. Store open every evening unti! 9 o'clock, and Jate Satirday night during this sale.