The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1907, Page 3

THE. EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER G, 1907. HORN TO FIGHT \Little Natalie Hurd, Four- Year-Old | DN HAGL GIRLS ‘Vn Bl LOW NOW | Heiress of Baker, and Her Movher FOR NATALIE : oe O° WMSSING MINN ROUND TABLE. IMMERTINE = the fty-first thrashed Puna bot. cnworthy.6€ Winterton) N,-V., wak. 40. vesterday wile Eisantally eeate | Pe be tink deer in the woods near M _ No Mystery About Baker's, ee Chums Are German’ Chancellor Dee Ares | ena ieAiCL Gueeahaiens SerNusvanot 'Death—Ready to Testify if Haste Ordered. ONE MAY BE ORDERED. 1 Sought, as Well Married: Friend. } ‘ Ji. When the Grov School bell priAd hundred pupils, out! Their Editor's Charges Are Untrue | AG a : z 7 : ter Once Tasting aid: Ridiculous, | GT in obarKes i ealce om fd Pritice rd ajid untrue,’ of all (ages and anxtousls® tor G: Amelin He eanaugh and geunmar fie Mnging in the wh- ~ Waiting: Only forthe Chemist's Opinion—Mrs.- | > HurdSaid-to Be Very Ilr. | A-epust today. dure. the (5), nesta: no one wants an -old-fash- ‘ioned_cod liver oil prepara- tion or emulsion, because Vinol is a much better body- fand reniurk-| infamous. we: Vices pretty ani dl tipuplis, referred tociy the! Mo Michael: Cavanay ao truck! Brand, a. sickly look driver; of No. 110 Bedford s und | formerly an Anu Soa y ‘builder and strength creator George Hanit. a sulooti-k Co NoOctwanlenceds th Y (i Hudvon street, (athers of the eitle, | for calumnic uibiisi ae miler for old people, weak children, ning W | Ten aoe TlElle ducheyaseeianeaninull agitseennecicn eee and for coughs, colds, bron- f coped. said to an Evening World re-| gfotclocks hieamorninxcanduthene want pandéeaveenis mony ina tirm vote. Chitis, etc. If it does no good . porter, to-day. that et station and res tadding—the feiowing to his declaration we will return your money. : willing witness at. any investigation | : ‘4 4 $ apes ) Willam Frawi thirty | of innocen ‘the authorities of Hereen County de-| b who formerly w t Ix untrue that T hay sired to make ax w result of young sic P AEA De sme krrmattte } 1 | Brasiey and his wife jack « quarrel Baker's death. He alao deciarel that Ne aen Wilaherenaaien wheres cyeurs old, well a Sen’ gase “man ~ 2 rank Bo Hurd, at whore ‘house ny ¥ Bogota__N_'J.__Walter F. Baker, the }-wealthy young clubman of Bonton died { after declaring that he had been pol:: —he proposed to 4, forthe 392),000, | ue hed a few chairs: took his clothes i re i r : aes departed Site —Frawiey—sasa tre Which Baker had left to hie th | j 59 entioned the ii Herdt «ir ipon Gen. Kuna Von Moltke and Pe mu Eulenburg, ra that h only heard wit > pitt few eld daughter, Natalte Hurd. | “Go tar as I know there Is no my: seery attached to death of { Baker,” naié Mr Hurd. ‘tour 1 ‘gladly becomes a a you any mor auoted Her husband a K. Im. stack on don’t even look | Of tie al 1 Gen -Count Wilhelm von) A He ee eee thie teat of the charges inade Prince Bulen “Bo far az Hakera will ix concerned Fowant to say that It wasa surprie to £ Reeder barista ed tabrR entered: the y % { > were trequeritty —togethe: supported by two attermi- | ame. Neither myself or any mer 4 ¥ Hrewley was acustomed to vis! “OE ag remade [Park &Tilford i samy family knew the nature of | . 4 soa ‘ pe as Cavanaugh home. aS - ; Morning parents of both girl sigh —tenta unt! after Bat nt * z <s a Lod LI . A . ab — $s Mt weana— th eee sat She 5 a oprich < i yew Bernatel and Broder of matter, 1 ha vi | Fouwled 1640 7 New Yi readily be sce "was no interfere: son my part. 1 shall weloome any } Neatigation on thix or any other teat f the sad occurrence. Flea street station, Kot’ & UD jo we Neyeariasthexel nile ‘a friend from my soush “ceramty know} PURE FINE cane he Livrdt girl, who im mMlehtly larger of/the matters charged companion, ls the younsest hildven. : i two Inctres *°cuKa ton “ait CONSTIPATION: DISAPPEARS, TOO. CASE DENIES ALL SET Geemadfben ine THE LAXATIVE CHEWING GUM “are-out of orde: BOTHLK YOU? Feel “down in the mouth?” Chew > > Gum-Lax. Cures Constipation. - Makes eating a pleasura; Contaihs Cascara, the famous tonic laxative, CURES. CONSTIPATION A ‘new form of chewing gun for everybody whose digestive organs Warks ed) ott anno: buy 9 Rainc Don't Get We Cravenette RAINCOATS At 33ic on the Dollar: Eviction Sate—will last the rest of the weex only. “SinceJudge Jott “Hoyer evicted us from our. 7 “It Bakers : : 8 Lay : + f i See nae TA CEL Fe yas comple oly snot berry whichafords America fortune which was left to > | | aC ap f other perm saving close omclal its favorite beverage Js a aman who had acted as an 1 tions with the Chancellor and also i 4 Natalie. In the same way | wi | ' MM 4 Reallheds LONI SU Cale GuetND an dleees large Guantity of coffee’to $n attemot (o restrain aelv memier of | Wore Out W) Whips [ Beating Her ciation eee oe“ \Il conceive. Build it up, men- my family from Inher#ing the mocey | vf a ; Co) ¢] or the defend b ad a 6. Gwhleh Baker intended mhonld be left to i Jnto Senseles: ssness, She | eth Ae five fost | Counee) for the defendant tien read 111 tally, ton by ton, pound by Jett to. thom." = { ite He teomuaye In| tye tact Seiten a d! Park & Tilford ) - Nee Re je latter said he had become ¢ pound! Par ilfor: May Ask for Baker's Body. Declares, renner Lema . “f “7 4 et ae al “tye Coroner Lees, of Bergen County, New | — ; : : : : : eae Sthat ees of ave tray or aay sell moutt ly that quantity Jersey; who has been investigating the, “ : eg . ye wet SES RM MHRenRaR GH of ther Maracaibo — case, \d to AA. Even: yorid re- N! 1 ty-one poate sald to ARS Everiing World feola Chatrohiaro, twenty-one years | 4d fle rh The wabllcPraesea tor beauane inert | ie CokFae alone ccdbaeihe Borter to-day thal he would deriand | old, was charged in Morrixiana Police | mort 1 beaxed for » the harder Nhe | ase a eatnet cata ee ts the hUNtat Manis SST pea ; oN oe eae ee Court today. with Inhumanly whipping | “Site's Se Pe ane rat ea tniatanks a ividual rae is at most a cial, i Serie onteone mer” He-in + Brand-—was—nentenced-—to—rigiteen t1]—fewa 4 Lo burial. -The f 5 poasexsiun, lad peeltya ttle six tear yent-oldicwiten| Minneabonveny ne rent aly gug aad aa imnriROMaNee AAR LITT CS lewpounds;the widespread he inreduisshowed THareie ns Sadie. So pitiful was the: story told} cut and so_raw that L-could not) 1 ly taken into vustody, extent of ils use among ziti oro gat siesta : Jdown for days. aon 8 acre Gardrer tvislted “Wagedsla Pina E 2 z Faeeeians Breen by the child bride Even atte I liad. tainted onith rain 12 eer those who desire a really {— that se ten Keep pouring me un to-day and talked with A. W. Rica 5 sabe Netsent Chalrehierg: iol mec island |:he WOuld Ar outer waned tie mid \OlSHUR TB YeAU NOS BUI good coffee ata very low — spoune with disorderly conduct, Mra, | Walls Then would Jump on me F | ; i petizing aroma; and sells, Harvard Medical School at Cambridge, her arms and back showed how severe-| he will surety kill me. He often threat- young men who were TaKEH| 7 { for six months, - t ? the undertaker who smbalmed baker's i) prayed that l might, but 1 always got a ‘ 3 . sg body when it was turned over to him! I ietestive Gallow arrested Pod roll naain’ \ Chan tie paw. me fsal RUN INTO PILE OF B°ARDS.}||| price, is immediately ‘seen. ahve Frankl durdiand)hlacwita cat 5 Jafter a serach of four days, on a war-| timen he would drive me into a corner| 1.7, Ale ||) Park & TVilford’s Mara- fth Avenue Unconscious and step on my face. —————ad-tie Coroner's future action will de | Ty the Young. husband had applied. the| Suea, t@, moot me ICT would not kneel; to the Presbyterian Horpital from_inj |] Per” pound, ground, at this ibwhose summer home al Bogota, Baker gr tig room and tie mv hands above Two Young Men Picked Up inill Coins Coffee is of rich Chairohlaro's face wan awollen, her) “judge. don't for God's sake, ever iet Not Seriously Hurt, ; srs ¥ { si eae Rene HEA tb caer treet ocnd upon the expert report. Instead, Slight Operation- Has|:asn. = h way, with-teara| An the girl left the stand the prisoner teort S economical price———— 3 naar ss bel Neca tain oat s{reaming down ace, she told hor muttered: Maw eto) aa eee ticles inane ‘out of the jurisdiction of the Bergen | Relieved Him and He ~~ [story in court. Taos Ting into rece eepea iat ane apr aE are stastT pn ER 18. Cents... d |Fant temucd to his wife charging her | Sh-Mad'end muke tne kneel n bad been a guest, 1 ee ‘An analysis of tie contenta of Baker's | ful!-favored body and ap- @tomach 1s now underway at the| a ; eyes discolored, and great welts across | him come near me again. for If he de etl -—s e, County officials, but the Coroner is con-| “We were married when I was fifteen | the Omined that the | palit Deliveries made-out of tow Adent that the Raker family Is anxious | Is Improving. [xeare olds” she said. “Our baby dled aj Man woul! Rol trouble her again. She Hoverin, of No. eff Wert Rint meets =— - __ te olear up the mystery, and he docs Before and after its | tives in another elty. | When they re picked uo by Dr. =~ Rot _pelieve nny obstacle will be thrown _Was_Chairman_of Tam- : in’his path when he asks that the body | r TORCH NTE City to-day that ~-be sreturned, — ;—-f>many Hall’s Executive Com- ‘B. B. Odell, jr. had died | j hia home in Newburg. This waa| Mre. Hurd Said to" Be Ul. | mittee-and-Friend of. Croker,...|found. tobe mistake, In tact, the Mars, Frank Hurd, who Is a. benon- | = | former Governor is in better” health lary under the will left by Baker, and | tk Fre aoe: than he has been since he was atrioken | whose three-year-old ‘daughter; Na-| Former Police Magistrate Daniel F. tine ralty Athy eesy w tale, 1s made an helresa by the samo |x, : Newburg for | is McMahon, for years a power in Tam- Socumertit ash ee sktoaponasciaual yl] He had’ a sevece attack of plouriay: shar poe ne Bom" Sa 4 any Hal ol aude e-ty wi At] Ha ind rues aac tpn Eyes Examined < result of the notoriety and excitement |iantic City, where he want two weeks| ment, An operation was found nec i ; i Which have followed Bakers deat |jgo: for hin weaith, is wite, who! waa | Rat} ventemlay and A speclaliat was | (@ liz _ BUILDING 1S COMING DOWN---and we MUST | by the Ehrlich Method PAA EEN ARE AU LEK) AUNT LALLA : summoned from this city. sae Frank Hurd, the father of the child.) \1,5 Mary B. McCarthy, whom he mar-|. The operation consisted’ in the inse have the benefit of the experience and with a serious {lIness in weeks ago, and hurried t teatment, i returned home at an. early hour thia| 1 “on In the side of the: patient of w 7 nap ladvice of a large-and long—establi: | = z { — ished morning after an all night conference {tied in 1903, was at his_side, He teaves| tube, to driw awa pus that had accu- VACATE! I here’ Sno al rnativ Bu be ore W fi When glas a 1 with hia father, xe B. the| two nonaby hin first wife, the older of | tuned: No anuesmettc te ati Cx t fc Te e Yjiim: en glasses are purchased here, they are bought direct from the manu- facturer. Safety and Ir, Odell “safered greatly from pain. wealthy paper manufacturer, proxtrate he family. hoi rath elleved fiz af iY k MUST BE SOLD. Th Ag told exclusively tn yententay's |S 3a ‘Went fittpatth armel ee ie Aial Min tas | eave every garment in stoc at is er jeoruned to the ighest degree, Evening World, a large part of the anterStestth Lier a breakfast of ponched ones, Cee gine eee : ‘ Daniel stestion Ngured tn the polides gL Ee a pean tee | feo fk ule PMs van eetcreys ae cigutea yeaa" [the reason for this UNPRECEDENTED PRICE SMASHING. | != P=smied \isx.ca-) pretty child, ‘the second) daughter of * 4 woaltny out of big contracts In some mysterious way the report t by-Skitt dE Di his dearest friend. This tiny bene-|and retired from the chairmanship of] became current In—Newhore about 10 Sea II 4 e ye Doctors, | | Glasses Prescribed Only When Needed Always at seers. Prices, plary ia likely to be th con: | ny Nabinsaciitivee Ce o’clock-that he had died, and telegram * sh eI, Mate te mourn | Dammnny alls exec Conmtin | fetta ial ett cent tng gfe Mapp Suc Starts Thursday Morniag at 9 o'Cock and i sl fers Gf hiv distifetthe}. Wehiaca fe nutes, the taletisot 7 milliona will be. waged Already. his | ou). PEcTe Mieiot eee cliheite ann Naa Seri will continue Until 9=0"Clock-Saturday- Evening. Boston drother, Kdwhrd F. Raker, haa iney el {r= millionaire--ipader."-| Payaiclans say he the road to | Chakich hgelkich &S. neee = ad wil * = , | Tad. | Cneneed counsel aaserting tht hiv phat was two. years axe last May.| 1g poniness,. They say that he was ~ 100 Women’s Satin and Silk Rubberizea i ESTABLISHED = poisoned, and for some | singe that time MeMation'n health hast more weerled yesterday about his tne| Coats; worth 15.00, 18.00 and 25.00, while Nearly 50\Yeara, | © Teason._which—he refuses to divulge; 18 | 1631 yoen good. Ile done Uttle ac-| ability ‘to Vote than about the opera-| 4 the | 298 sisth Ave., Below 1Sth'S said to have.had the residence of the | and nas visited inany resorts] Hon, {t Delng the frat election aince he : - y ie 50 & .50 . tf Hurda in Bogota watched by detectives | eee ee ane ne nn ngth, attained his majority In which he did| ff - last, 360 Sixth Ave., Belew 22d St. ot » private agency. \in quest of his broken strengt Me icastianba ipte f 1274 Broadway, Be'ew S34 St, potamabee ARS Sob Large, rotund, with a as Bey plese en Sirk tneav nd TENNESSEE GOAL AND IRON | Mut, Went Tews und, ove oe] MAURITANIA AVERAGES 26 | STOCK PAYMENT PLAN. | | easy ving were curiously blended, KNOTS ON 1,200 MILE RUN. 217 B'way, Aster House Block. 101 Nassau St, Near Ann St \ 5. 51) for Women’s Stylish Cravenettes, || worth 10.00 and 12.00. Judge MeMuhon was a type of the Nadinola CREA. saualea” penutiier is ts per. hour, 5 saab | politician, He early won the Beautif the C lexi ‘A statement purporting to be authort-| condence of Richard Croker, for whom Nove fey cunareS y ompl ion. tative was made In Wall street to-day | He acted an {irae Meitenant, He dore Arred ouleha-complated:a1 200 Craveneticn ies 90 & “IN TEN DAYS that payment for the stock of the|.the ttle of Judge without ever being AU an average speed of Women, worth up to . je 5 Tennessee Coal and Iron Company | a lawyer. would be made by the United States 20.00, at ......:....... ‘ation, when young, founded the Club, whleh th Btee! Corporation In its sluking fund | jceily ax since developed fndorsea ea i et rita Sur ee Ga i: 0 are ait} eripen, fant monde ats Piib emengin,| into.) wie Netraennent Glia ional iit Magy personsiwho! can't 95 ‘tor Men’s Serviceabie Rubber i A ee 4 Sta § | ples, Mh onda will be given for eaci 10) shares | tained a clerkalip in the County Clerk's drink coffee without lying Coats, worth 6. 50. All sizes. ae Pau 5 of Tennexnee Coal and Iron stock, | Office in 18st and tater became an ardent sere ye Tt wax tegarded on the a | fiend and supporter of Hugh-J. Grant awake at night, find Postum fact that cont Wie in. Him a seoilee Juaticn. s wi “4 & Iron by ¢ witch, ally ousted by | Food Coffee agree with poration: Ik already a that only che puyaleal tr f Brapercs: remains 4 AC ta expected, | Lome atte 6 made ae noon As poxaiblo and | CURLY, Yu Will.be followed Ina few. ayn by Trent populir, and MeAanon watched hin tine boll the Postum at least 15 worth. awe in this sale... Pee pualioas COKIaN re on beganiito| (nem perfectly. jlowe strength Inshik district John &. The important thing is to and ambitious, décame narnan'e 4 are: L Fonaroen (Bari stores, Hikes 18 rea and * National Totlet Co. Parts Troe 75 Styles In Men's NE tenes: "9. 45 } deading ar i cetots OF, e : nations on the part of Tennessee Coal | With Interest. Just before the primaries for Men’s Genuine Priestle he electio e 4 ont In hiv resignation, after dete utes so that its ffavonr y. directors and tie election In their pings : EES A EECA Gl tua e Cravenettes, worth 25,00. yration. Herannoineed ani and fall food value may. be yea retirement, and had sinee — | ih the mame, obtained, When made right MELLEN ASKS ROOSEVELT ean Rete A Sy, No, 299 rods and’ takes hot with good hie Dered the Wiilamavurg TO HURRY INVESTIGATION, [Triage Muparatruatlire PWErRR AION cream and sugar to suit many fat tontracts, Us second wite is 150 styles in Men’s Swagger Ralncoats, weit 5. 20, 7. 90 & 9. 50] “We, re el ot made, worth 15.00, 18. and 22.00........ oman “your ey mate known that he was anxious to ex) to | d the investixation of his road which wa | 328 of way, and Talbh Carmo 1, cof Try Postum 10 days, fant 5 and Joon Cotterail of vhile you leaye off coffee ihre: will bu recommended t len, anid {tine ad not din: dim te ad ea re alia is ths with, its draz, caffeine Serre the daughter of former United States one’s taste, Postum Is deli 1 ADAM SCHULZ Son, WASHINGTON, Noy. President Marshal McCarthy i nar »S TV € at ee. Mellen, of tha New 4 eacenetenal tea cious as Java coffee. Our Guarantee Goes With Ey ery Garment. COLE NBteaa riford! Railrow: { rooklyn, end Mesetord Railroad, tind a re OKLAHOMA JUDGESHIPS, » Made of wheat, It contains VFURNITURE, CAKp if and while he iN ae dines | WASHINGTON. seu Q—Under an no drug or other ‘harmful Great. rr ta i nh a i nh ( i 0) a t O. A. Talking Machir #i¢angoment mide by the political del- | enh S ] mu Getalln of the Intorview, he Tet it bo cgation hore from Oklahoma, the ques- substance, Caney GEROEET SOE jase’ made by the Department of Jus- | ‘ded Mr Mi maa |) reat. | 1184 Broadway si 2 " Opposite Keith & Proctor's Theatre. No Eatra Charge for It. | Advertisements for The World may be teli, at 65; day unt Pe i Messenger Office | cia Bie ety. unt -f-—as Downtown — Store because others outbid our lease we have been selling out our enormous stock at our Sixth Avenue Stor e—$i00,000 worth of Raincoats at any price they bring. Just at this time of year it Is _a boon and blessing to New York Chance to buy Kaincoats at one-quarter their value. The last. will Re this week, 50 Priestley Cravenettes and Rubberized Silks For Women. Cadies' Raincoats, former * price-$750, at. ae $1.75 Ladies’ Raincoats, former price $10.00, at $3.50 Ladies’ Crayenettes, for: mer-price. $14.50, at... Ladiest. Cravenettes, for-_ mer price $18.50, at... Jadieal. Priestley. Crayen-_- ‘ettes, flnest garments ~made, dormer.-price $24. to $35, as low as Ladies*- Rubberized Silk Garments, formes me rices $20.00 to $45.00, oa sees : $6.50 Priestley Cravenettes For Men. Men's Mackintoshes, for- mer price $5.00, ia $1.25 Men's Raincoats, former re price $10.50, at ea $3.75 Men's Raincoats, can He worn all year roun former price $12.75, at. $5.00 Men's Crayenettes, “Crav- enett: stamped ‘ ee every yard of the clot forme? price $15.50, at, $6.50 Men's Fine Cravenettes, former price $20,00-to— $27.50, at. $10.00 Men's Pri testley. Grave nite, ; Raincoats, highest grade, former price £30.00 to $40.00, as low $12.50 . Nail orders ‘promptly filled when accompanied by check or money order. State ‘chest and length meas- United Raincoat Co. 259 Sixth Avenue, Bet. 16th and 17th Sts,