The evening world. Newspaper, January 29, 1908, Page 2

THE EVENING WORLD, WKEweweSUAY, JANUARY 29, 1906. LITTLETON PAYS TRIBUTE TO faith ated SHW VISION OF DEEP CRACKS ends," safc of my client, and whieh mark face and hand Y your ot early fe Bo out, but 2 the moment when Harry Thaw But al the t td Wis first {ness uattl this and twitched, He wanted to | unity. he of docte Fesponsibility in the cose Mr. Littleton. “Tho defendant stands before you charged with murder Int first degree. He has entered a plea ermine that no one cov | and tien, coming 1 not euitty This plea enables the Court the prenatal Influence He came brick blue and in a Healt fa dnnor pariy In the tower wien |e And thle man Smith wald phat after turned up. He stared sie autty y. This p! Reet collapse. Ho waa ina state of mild|uer mind waa fill of the story of | the ng he looked at the body, He gibbered. Ile ked up and down. and jury to carefully examine the facts spasm & exoitement. His eonduot waa dilating ie avin alleged misecnduct, they induced vit 4 hed, eupp ee aa cena Ha mouth twit Hila and treus- : ‘ t be sustained by | mot! por ins 1 ig airi to ean thie | +i for ‘the firat time learned th led, The old club steward had ‘ren ert) A Beers iheoiicuout the a fad anEnanwouidu een n(G m@ionreomen theanext nvontanwerniii| tifa ntitait, ta heen drawn | it wae hie brother-in-law who hed been the menial storm gathering te way ve Could Lay Slate-Pencil in One— thétpeople throughout the whole trial. | ton ne woe Re hiv 1 In Fale. 1 1899. We | to Stanferd White's order by Abe Hum | killed fore and had seen it gathoriug iat 1 create " It the Grand Jury accuses ono of an] fie men tot ti eee hed in WS) moi ain marci purpeeia tobe wpa. | “ile went to ile rogm and wrote out afternoon. Hands in Dreadfui State—Dis- e accel ny= 10 o - profession of 4 shyster fn uit. but nitleme vas! A atatement Down that round proba- | + = ek as HS CREE eet al AU o f atan, as} per Ina sult, but. gentlemen. there Wee’ tet Smith told you of a conversation | Breaking of the Storm. ease Defied Remedies and Pre 1 He nev the faithful bute. who relate!) Mr. Jerome tnstnuat i no sintt ri ever tivtended that there After night | they have anew EA a SH lias CUA le tae he had with Thaw nd he told how 1 ot easea, |ROULL be a au hey Kot tht Ir Witnesses, |Should bea sult. ‘They ot thia mere be rad with Thaw nd he p haw | ‘The storm, gentlemen, was ubout te opr aes scriptio: s~ Suffered Seven Years. thing but an accusation until the people | vomes may have) break in that poor distracted mind. All prove beyond a reasonable doubt that) how slo Femainet up Dr. Welle wae called (0 attend the dos child to ign an aMidatt becaime they h the accused {3 guilty.” alee Ths Gage to Jerome. Fondant In Clacidae'e Hotel, He found | wanted to have a club to bold over bern OM ont | the familar symptoms wore there. Did | Albert Moeller Was Sure Little Asks Only Justice. him exelted and nervous, gave him Thaw's he: TAA tHIPCHeON Poe ee hance Herd | not every physician, every nurse every a ephis nurse ERA PaUlIO was: mediclinienidisenUAtstene nurses strat Wanner Rca lnecTRae. [waa thirty-three when he was fifty, and | teacher who knew him from childhood i FOUND A PERMANENT Mr, Littleton launched into a tech- temp But she said here wan dot om, When he returned! pon Aga Q he told of thaws eusrestion that he |up wee in Harry ‘Thaw the aame ner- Helen Was About ay nical definition of the law, which, he Jed later that it was a disease. | je found him ta mantacal state, “And thera was another purpone, | Would Introduce him to a brunette, Yousness, the same man’ucal stare, the CURE IN CUTICURA eerail wgivsaviherantendaael Grej benefit y could not spenk—not one word | nurse Was Unat are of hi You wiil recall photographed Diseects Smith's Testimony same wild demeanor which marked him to Die. ile was intelligible to putthe | ""Tie was taken to w one page of avit and one page : on the night when ho xlil:1 stanford . ———— of every reasonable doubt.” It was the/ mombers of his own family. ‘This con-| he domanded thes x bo torn’ only, and that page {s the one where “He told that Thay spore to him, W “T had eczet Jury's duty to accept as the law the) Unued until he wis seven years old. | dows and Via wany ticsce should bn Evelyn Neabit te mado to way that it about specuiating, “Now, Smith was| ‘if tell, you the madness he got in Pore tone aH hands for about fact that Harry Thaw was insane un-| The spell the nurse, told you of was | Alimoied an ee a: dae GAOT aa not trug that Stanford White hed more than thirty-three vears old, “He childhood simalied him out and eet} EN OED LIFE IN HOTEL BOA ERS ONS Atal UR CAF Hebel the” DisiricteAttorneyl) proved’ be- ay ae ahs Sh LS CL A a AE TE a ee ring In betrayed her. Don't You, see Mt all? was not a speculator and he says he fim apart from other men at the hour r 4 used several so-called ey be- Hell, Wells described, wich developed | ud!) This man Humme', this ttle spider, never went out with brunettes, adn it! Of that tragedy. Mr. Jerome called one remedies, together with yond a reasonable doubt that he was he don 0 the Night of the Murder, war working for one thing. He wanted, does not appear that Thaw ever called Witness after another and he simply physicians’ and drug: wane orate Pe S answer ania} eccAnd, riait here let moe Garry you! wun Ssheewanit deny Gh las vf ree} Berl aba ame! meee 7 hs Ath patra ade nee ELT Wi gists’ prescriptions. The di oe A forward to + ni ; dio} i" which she would deny th tte robable, therefore that Thaw tool jonal. ut we brougl era Gne. y ink if diseasi s so by estion of ay wrmard t night on Madison $y TUN GHB TEER RHANECEToiw Oulambalicosay.| Biclthntormaciiemod saelne? S008 nen fron the station here. ‘They had | idow Thinks He Wanted to a HAR RNEHat een “The District-Attorney,”” continue Mr. Littleton, wed that this de Roof, bhe ase of a bad|rown, You re: n all night. ‘They | © voices of Meet Child Beyond {mony of aysnond wn sald he under observat ould) “Smith Tiaw waiked up and his Twenty-sixth street side Said Thaw complained of ¢ tarry Thay !f Thaw sh to fig! lay a slate-poncil in one, iC doubt. bia" ank hin | d you him rove that the defendant i When this case was opened I told| trtot-Attorney. ‘I did once," said the | eane tn Ae enoe SEE SE Le DACA Corey Cortes! n Ne and 1 saw the frightened ook) from drink or anything else? T have inel's office. over on his face and knew it was wrong,|been wondering what the Dt in- Monumental ty handed him over to an- ther man. saying: ‘be careful that ho her to Hum- {n Aig position, but doesn't tt seem | with him? He ~ to convict Thaw at While the family of Albert Moeller fen Med Stanford Whiie, and !t ou dind cold towels around | heard ‘Thaw muttering avd he could not. kttenpt to make trouble when he came down on is pee aie ay to show that the de- ples of a mischievous boy and | iinterstand, him. Do vou. not mee. tie DSK froin Euvope, vet four, reputable witnesses-Johnson, | Young girls; how the prison was as si- of the erack= and a rule ply he de ia water on his wrist, and do you} connection? Do you not see the same , “And now you have the whole thing y. Green and Brown—swear Thaw lent as a tomb. yet he acted Ike a he Gray A A™ placed aer the hand fendant was insane beyond a reasonable ROR COVA ORI mOcion and fay: | insane ection mpaated? n A nutehel T do not madman. the Grave. vas Datiniarines (occa te + 9,not crowd his brain. [i is peculiar? | Has tho Diatrlot-Atiorney sought to “Give this man the benefit for ail his Want to attack Mr. Ha has|, “After the killing Brudi, the fireman, Pista te ne bra touciie tes COas) Eat TL sfact!ons.”” exclaimed feellnes that are only 1 to one|took hold of him, and what did he do ———- VV /ione/) el CLS ria \J i be Rens that he is tr: All Hope, Ye !! nazar: others extern. war seated at dinner Sunday evening at! gig not tse any internal remedy, an you I would not deceive you. We did loesn't_ hurt himself oc anybody eli trict-At- been written not seek to appeal to the passions in| that’ hist the ‘ Me} ; aavacense) Lt ts BU ee RT gO ear torney means, I wanted with or Who Enter Here’ You remember Brown's testimony.! Why aid Brud’ say such a tiing une aypner thavolintae etek Gen teeny neck leas impatience to see what evidence Tiere was a nur of sub- How he saw Thaw staring madly and less he was convinced that the man|No. 8 Gates avenue, Brooklyn, the e some gave partial rel T told vou that if you came to the| {elt teacher, Abraham Beck. whoni| he would give vou that this defendant dued applium ae vn with Me uttering ” Incoherentiy. | “He | waseed whom he had at @ prisoner was Tere | eqn Aya Meni odes Sirae choc TanTotdnche conclusion that ours was an Invented | fendieman seo tag Sot picnl Amerionl | wag sane on June 25. 1:08 batr tossing and arms waving, fienly, the mewapaner man Tanly ow | sponsible, dangerous and insane? Brudi| ‘ther suddenly pointed toward the Cutioura Ointment. 1 made a purchs Gefense 1 did not want you to considir| Sivaninto tewityat Gee plas Ces | ovemagemect Mr. Jorgine will attempt to shouted out’ this. HO eens ol Wee ll came here to testify for the other side, [doorway leading to an adjoining bed of ( ap lend Ointment it, We stand before you asking only] own conscience and not at the behest | clever Inainuntions. "He ae ee Tribute to the Wife. Tent of the #hooting, saw aim Be re Tea ene Perrone. We ted: | room and sald excitedly posits rectly cured ofter the justice that any Aimcrican boy is ¥ court peach Df) Wells by recalling thet tral 3 he With wide. vacant stare nd was ale : t er hear! boxes of Cuticura Olntment and. + ’ , a : want to aly that I will take the n wide. tere od a] asking any of his rebuttal witnesses | “Look there in the bedroo ie entitied to at the hands of an American A Mother's Agony. defendant had remembered his conduct word of this girl before the word of gt ie b ‘wha tdek bow. Thaw looked th ht? N er ere nucne, pearooms: 7 here ils) oakeyotsecan sware lett uno 1 Strauss, who sald Thaw's wild lock Mina coked thatenight?< Nome Heli aera atrane tamer ranlittls angel." themon hand for sunburn, etc., anc and had apologized to the nurse. Why | th ‘ou Saw that grand old man of near-| Shouldn't yimeitl soulteornmn |tanitiee pealta T care ot stayed with “him for months and that didn't dare. Cuticura Soap for shaving Jury. t “ th 1 t ee dvoca trl) h der I We established at the outset that city.” Said the Southern advocate. | murder In a dream, when you wake up want to aay, th re eb braver -- = == == os The wife and other children looked. g great deal more in re je lent hi i You remember every detail of the drea fidelity and fortitude than w unto te throughout this defendan.’s direct und] goormolivess i . Rane ¢ a ‘ OGY SSR indirect and collateral ancestry there| Whites Do you think he sould tend | eRe the galaxy of medical experi. @hown. by RaeEwitunwnenaaude 5 Gi bigs Se Ln Ine ean Desy sawaie! other OUtea as x yen have been abundant evidence of in-| himself to a defense; that he | wpe tig es eon epritenara ing at her ind’s side, lak bare. & standing with bulging eves, apparently Pan Yes ge) Liu dt. Dean, Newa sanity. Hereditary insanity, gentle- 1 A uispeakaale an Why, did he not summon them, iat | mors to Shocking ao 2 EGS, demented, and it was hours later be- h fore he had quieted down men, as a great writer has suid, Is the purpose velisssal t jays Respects to Jerome. j cold rata tad guited owe aL) Pinceee swathembatacertaltiithe nds of justice? No! the most subtie, the most certain, is 4 Phey proved ehe Jed an immoral life Most dangerous form of insanity, | is- é di thestruthy: ' “Where are these mnisis? 7 Eh eee a3 ANH AV ONTC Honest HOArceandy NOU thet see rete ocean cen aNeek a AON tO} (Sig nec cn Meateanice ancsnewptleay, ee saw anything,” he said. “It means! With Sores on Legs. Cured ested phrase of any one else when | Harry Tiny moe ono, Would say that Who fs with ume cast th only one thing—she Is going to die. | Two Weeks by Cuticucs said Harry Thaw. as a boy of tem, Stanford White. Did he do it? He, stone, he erving of | some- ; Holen, the nine-year-old daughter and! Te unwed Sere une favorite of f. A i daughte . sist that We provea (hat ais uncles and) hig aunts on both the material ane aiernal sides were of unsound mind Hou Know we, showed vou that among ie td hee te dae larry Thaw's cousins and second sive vent to animal-lite howls, 10 sennotedoat ae a his sh eas the father Cousins tiere was insn “Hut, after all, it-was the mother who fre; ie Cannot do tt. Hi p aProved the | driven in iene bis court, 3 he ‘ With Ra Midetariona® aise tee sores on her legs all Jast stmmer. The Herecilary Taint. knew more than any other of the hor- what? Nothing except. Innuendos, in| asa paragon of vitue? othactcoomilfnichebn ; iesee roman metiaaco we “So, therefore, 1 say you must give Hew she must have watehat over him | WPuation. sneer and sieor laugh. I} “*at an when most girls are tend. | y had gone to see her she was byn ee ae bie ihe dk consideration to the great law of heredi- (with a terrible dread tugging at her | Wonder what the other n mean | ing a cloistered Ife this gir) was ov Rr i 2 a8 puke } A ‘ary insanity which, working its way |jeart. How she must have prayed that Dy Hs total failure to mace good its in the studio. earning a peel ' \} A Apparent coma. Her fever was tack t oa ltr fn the blood and the brain of this boy might be spared from, the in- | Slatm total failure even to a mother and bro‘ her. fe | vers high. re} ailed to find a cure, fendant, made him nervous, | sanity which had come upon his uncle: | ‘¢7pt yntrovert the teatimon Go} had given ? r beauty. And thts | Mr. Moeller remained around until | i ent for Cuticura Seap and Cutiew mentally unstable, and m: [meee gee OTNe CHEER Rm Oni R HER Cn man fell in love with that Deauty. To a bed Clmldnleniens | Ointment which cured her in two week toa breakdown under gre |more of this boy's mental’ condition than 1 extended tribute to hin. she Was wholly pure and wholly : “al “il ey Deh wien hel went out T find Cat st Lever tried f it Is for you to say witether lemanacvernoonidvavae:knavsathanmman ysis ne'a insinua- and then {twas he wrot Mount Vernon Dwells on Evils) Happy With Her Second Hus-| 22" y next saw him to-day, when| any kindof sont veralineve There was tn this weerdan's mind | Alege “asuy ever know, than” any | 28,4 ey are not etn mad ledtera to Tie lawyer tet 'ers PP) second | summoned by tomuacsbats | tecinone enallinese ough ineanity to curse iim with the | (eccnan oo: Pape tee x e. e imea. “You must bear which showed the madness of the poor, | ‘ J, | He 0. Spay ee il eae teehee oe ee int—f it Is a taint—of madne: | ul ald ever know in mind they are the only things with broken-hearted. insane lover. of Drink and the Need of band, She Declares, Mag- LOG CoS He had ly W.Va 1907. ; aut Littleton aweleat jen Belittles Effect of Affidavit. which the Distri fot-Attorney answers, ‘Here's this little girl who earned a M ’ MPU. | Swallowed morphine, and was dead in a ni External a : shock which Mrs. Willam “The Dis SAtiOTH Eset ht to] Us. ving for herself. her mother and her U Sipe fi re room there. T tained a few months be cont eaicy met Attorney thought to) “We next carried Thaw through hig ji]. brother, and. White, Hummel and others oney. istrate Discharges Her. “He died to be there wh , Thaw's when she, awakenir monyabyipro fidavit welsh |7e8s In Rome in 192, when he was spun tales in her ears in order that} ie pwhentehers the night, touched the dead face at the last al. I appeal, Seemingly irrational, in 106, | thers J get an affilavit that would | ~ come,” said Mrs, eller to the ps child at her side. yA ate, inst trials Tape! two months before the raged) protect hite in case she ever procee.led | Rereenitotann Dtes ine kwveriad) ; man. “He was sure Helen \ we fala ie insomnia a | suage of a trained lawyer, and give un-| A Porter In a from’ Albany |Akainat him for drigging and Wronenz| weepne PLAINS, N.Y. Jan. %—The| Mrs. Gussie B. D'Amron Sears, wh>| Mr, Moclior was past mid ch followed this experic RiRTEBtranantonnartar tory as she} summoned 2 9 @ stateroom,” he: 5 ais - of lat 7 Hermes < aan have been transmitted to Har |told it on thevatand And to, the letter | Said: Mr. Lit tor found ave heard me read the defend- will of & Hudson Wright, a coal dealer, /@7enk a quantity of laudanum jast night/ was a pharmacist, and ad Thaw © % ‘ PAL TO Tein aa te ne defen Shyster, shy-lant's letters, They were not written bY : cag. after advertising the fact of her mar-|¥orked for Kalish, at ‘Do not these By Mr, E in while! ' Shy Zs sylvania r lan Insane man. Imagine the story he of Mount Vernon, who died in a New = roe e and Twenty-tiire that this dofenre of "1 terete the Now York Central heard. cand. remember his heredisar <4 pret cecentiy, filed In the Weat-| Tage to George B. Sears on Sept. 1 i : a built for this emergency, but that { fear that Painahee sn't it possible that the shyster taint. He came back to Bvely: pabit Ko novel acecer Dee b }jast, recovered suffi tee ioidar ta showed that Mr is based jon solid, incontrovert! ride, had not confided to any was in the defendant's mind? and she barely greets him and tells him chester County Surrogate’s office to-day, 7 4 : . ad probably ‘valked the stree : facte which date far back !r ing human. Teabl ng eines Nea} Tesemblancs of the stories she wa t of him— qe rather a remarkable doctiment. be arraigmed in the West Side Court. night. Monday ng he ; Ww years b- Epo hee eo ee was, told) | a iseat mar y b ie Wf2 in connection with Abe Hue pee eee waar penensel nese, aad Mr. Wright cut off his widow without /On a charge of attempted sutelde, The j.ace of employment and resigned, ’ ¢ | Rujnmell ene yipnliad athe tern to ter any mind? He heare tat all New a cent and advises his two children to/voung woman had been taken to Roore- i098 the druggist that he was going to | | ! Jerome s “eneers Only Reply |"“spoctor Bailey gdve you a pteture:: talking of his alleged de- rafeain from drinking Mquor. He also velt Hospital from her home in West | ‘ke a much-needed rest. He got some SPECIALS in HHS | WRSDAY fof a man in maniacal or unsound | telle his eon to be sure and marry a, Sixty-fitth street and the surgeons|™Money that was due him and sent 1 Orly \ and broken he goes to his rogtstered letter to ais wife, ate, and Mr. Jerome answered. th ia it's th holigh tah neat an ‘nsinuation that Thaw at phat To his mod-er. His mother good woman. The value of Mr. Wreht's there thought she had taken about two a bad nicht in Chicago. The District how he sat at the table and Ate jegtate is given aa $10,000, and this he OUNces of poison. They gct It out of! Last nignt he red Ja Attorney answered a fact with an In. Mt And went to bed, but slept not iE il He her in . “ and regis as James ‘thc PLANTATION BON : BONS sae +++ POUND 10c ’ bs's Hote son He a too To Testimony oft Defense. : As Littleton reached this point Thaw a lo, he consulted Dr. price Meee raceaauent gid ped aie ttn aay Me he Wh9 Vere nerena | At ten minutes to one Mr. Littleton | ght after night his. mother Susan H., to be held tn trust peo) tien) Asan Sears Ne hospital the | wae taken vom on the thit CHi COLATE COFFEE 19¢ RyMat ah isisinouierdshecitevert ¢ and fev not in'a delirium. His eked! for an adjournment. Justice m lo tell her wat wae troub- until they shall attam the age of thirty. |Nusband she had abused in a farewell /and at ouee retired. Pais morning, CREAM WALNUTS POUND ly at EOE as ar cannot tell you.” helave years, when It Is to be alvtded |ieewe wide with| Her. He also accom. |/setting, ani answer ty) her reisiat nay ENT H SGthin SU CUR HE CIRO ROME ite i lendalisbetwezn hem rented her court, and declared | Knocking, the chambermatd used a pas c LATE A 25c i there had ne been any quarrel. ‘The | Key and found Mr, Mveler dead A PEPPERMINTS. . POUND ahead of her. Her mouth y ae aoe »" Jerome’ s Attack on the Wife, one of the wickedest men IN)” Several months ago Mr, Wrisht s pO) Coa asa a Sth Os ib Row sore open "every evening woman swore that she had no intention % nit in deep, sad. solute line: closed. the! with its crown of white hal. was rata jarated from his wife and close; bottle he table, Ile left no letters clock ~ rigidly erect. She wns a picture of NN ot on th 5 Weeps Before Jury. [house tn Mount Vernon. The children of ending her itfe, and had simply taken sie" Noelle: Raeo, purchaser of one Aotiar protid. militant m Poca e an on rial {She took him to church and wile are with relatives in Washingtonville, an overdo of laudanum. She als) de meal minh street he L @ [the Recessional was being played he ; ts will Mr. Wight says nied writing the letters which had been ne SEELROAN ST. burst into. tears aving the e afternoon session you more than t Except for a ensicna! blinking of e t 's if he meant to de- ) my son and daughter to! identified ae in her handwriting. had not hap. 20°29 CORTLANDTSE | one of the Stroy the testima her eyeiids a occasioned move: Was ev a 1 VnOtMOnaetonionent ment of one el. 1 Mrs. W mer: A lot of people stood up as ae seamed to have an a athy wht t have been with us. refain from the use of wines and H-| Magistrate Barlow s:id that he would €oR.- CHURCH Thaw © t thus tor more than an hour 1 ntered and the ballifts had ' offic eat utmost Mmits “of his are murderers bred in this’ quors. even from the soctal use there- have to discharge her as there was no ey COR. CHURCH ST” with hardly a movement Inquisitive | SWhat was the mut t who [om these’ sertienen? Do assassins feed of, inasmuch as they are among the proof that she had intended to kill her- See cae ; Le PAR; i ROW SMA SSAU ST. Taint Closed School Doors. , 1 reared in pove flang | hymn? greatest curses to mankind, and I ear pei and she left court smiling on her ood. His mer SPRUCE ST. OS Peeve a oe noe Tf Mien * battle as Id that should | “He ¢ hack to York and a nestly entreat my cniidren to follow soy nugband’s ann. affected the child, Petite DR seRCCs Mena erst O LEV OD8=11/- pired Mr. Jerome to ¥. reco Hope Ming thell teachings) ofathel Hitieland ofathe ah u x Helen is still avery | 4 ‘ ter University." continued Mir, Litceton, |! 5 ad known th ke a caged lion > Mson Square ‘Theatre chureh because thev are the greatest Robert G. D'Amron. the first husband jgince last night her condition has been = ; who was carrying Thaw throug ¢ x sean Mr. the woman Wht to see her, and when he guides to direct us throws! il of Mrs, Sears, declared to an Even- rapidly improving, eingexi Of hielsrowthiand)sohaoling s all thatt earned she had gone away with Thaw Nothing but ny bney will procure ev. ing Worle reporter to-day that the sa en ene ame to ts an t Di y took the said to Bauman will kill him he. | ery necessity and nothin 89.081 grnouncement of the marriage had came to tell you now the boy, LENG anor ; lost or so hard t ‘Therefore nthe schoolro i ang aa ne considered ning And everewuere Thaw [0 OF 20 10rd, og earn TDi cone not been news to him. Although he anc ROOSEVELTS CHEER anid teinatinie & smilie) UNsoun mind, and she sald ‘Yea. eels m= xehis alleged degenceacy | iter ite value, That th the talented and wealthy young woman MURRAY IN ILLNESS. upon his ta was not|B4ve deseripdins of his periods of vie- | aM: tortes which spread like a fire in the Pend It for speculativ eld ter | Were Separated by a decree of divorce there, Mr. Je Pit he [ent ex all Hazards, and in e ge Lgarnestiy enireat ms. sald daughter four years ago. he had met her fre- - dicn’ examp.e! w the testimony of 7 Jown Littleton’s | 'P case she sh me i att quentiy and chatted with her anout} WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.—Lawrence 0. : Herts i estimony of HORT ASL property at all times In her own nam hh is Saray. Bu man gene| nurse, the kindergarten tea hate hentiue ‘| hnd right. to the end that she may he| her affairs, Thelr two litle girls, one) Murray, Assistant Secretary of the Tr or ihis Month Only 1 meant was ¢ SOTIe ODE E © jer. Miss Fletcher eae th SAME! | protected in the vent of serious dif-| eleven and onggnine, are at a boarding| partment of Commerce and Labor ON OVvit EN ul sey ETS ealpate pesto SER AISLE Mie Fiticg Nonmiivg fewegres shall arise between her and | school ness Talfetown. rnfned to his-aparimente ser LIBERAL CREDIT SYSTEM ee OrALnE nnerderenany Thaw | DOr husband. ee to my wife | fam deeply Krieved to hear that Mra./-rne attack began a tow day YOU CAN PURCHASE to the Weace Ba f silo rances C, Wright.” | Sears attempted to take her life,” sad ‘ie prip, and subseyier AN PURCHASE knocke late 5 AWS ‘erome’s Antagonism. ton's of motive, DY alluding to his marital troubles. pital to inquire how she is getting on. ||)! gondii SEA tha baionie wed ee f MBE coos innate od know. 2S I have read of her letter, in which she proved 580 worth, $ Se Np down 5 - H jen 7 " 7 h yw | Bott Ls a \ 8 rd ow comes ¢ mh. “n reveals that she was not happy wth! B fi a Your ait ee yi enue e tried t Miss die wit MAN HIGHER uP IN her new husband, am greatly eure | YOUU iM 75 5.0) i 00 7.50 ° aig EINGHAM’S OFFICE, P's" [heat Said She Has Found Her Ideal, | (wn piss! ABE LEVY HINTS eway, 1 met my tormer wite last | October and she told me she had found | her {deal She was quite enthuslastic{ “A Waltz Dream’ will be given In the We eloped Magazine Section of next Sunday's World | Z raga jano music, by arrangement with the! OPRN FEVENIN When He Met Evelyn Nesbit. at MK G ant me Miss that this ts not may £0 Hurme Depression, gloom, mad in his very a ere ALY testi Wd say he ¥ (Continued @om First Page.) | eo land 1 congratulated her. tert wing snapp te. bidvamfie on Mr. Jerome's face : | a Ren OSTEND CHEre oni’ Fe : vous tension under ! from her home in St. Louis twelve years | Pitne musle ty Seedwentnt ee gives any . 1 rian was laboring. but could never get along together. | . Beience 2 heen hn J. Butler was the | 28% bul i See ad girl, |fiah(s. Authorized, copyrighted musi pan Pl Ree oapurtcDOMeat 7 tness, and he told of conversa- , We were little more than boy A | Order next Sunday's World to-day. , Oven Every Evening Until ® o'Clock “f : eens : t Wasserm had engaged in on} She was seventeen and of a very fine | = i uranud Rapid Fucaicuc Resents Jerome's Sneers. ' ay came back America | Jan, 9 when he, together with Po-t soa wealthy family. Of course, there CANE D, CROCK LAER LAME SS Sia tr. Littleton, as he reachet jiceman Mara. was occupying the “cul- i LeeatanUane ee SR Now, this pe ave Were ot tors ‘copy of Thaw's W He read prita’ bench" in the hallway at Police | was objection to the marriage, a: Sern eHive Hon neeuMick elled: thr smes. tri from Hove | that seation in whi Taw appreiende’ Headquariers, Rutier at one time Was | was go young, ' ie Matted mn Appit counterin TARR ES Nee Ee om Ho pack " {deq a sum of money ght to be in league with Wasser. | ¥4' ty a = piesa Thaw foul le) i ane vided a win Cpnen he manand Reardon, b@. later develop- First we went to Culsarobtonliveiens ry 1 and glared te read the famous codicl! accusing Wh ments showed that he had merely been/then came to this city The Oriental h you. ‘I {mpeach to A ays obeying their order! Was exceptionally tatented and had al Orienta "575 Werth $7.50 Down $1.50 Week ave to <o It with th eae punning in the mave d's.) The witness said that he heard Was- orice, But she was fearfully | | oF ov i at twas The signal of dir serman say to a policeman named Dono- | splendid voice. pores EL Gk 100 10-00 2.00 (ny already.) shows) who was placed In charge of the|{mpetuous, and I soon kne hat my 3 | a) tA) 225 re him alred i holcera: "The Commisstoner 13) hire was going to de spolled. She de- 5 5, Liban ty eter neat sigttery fel ut ta dome: | MCG" JEnesion for the ataxe, ad rien }} 200 * 20.0, ggest mated. $1,000 to =| 7 : she a ; a } ors 5 A he keex a chan i vant? Twill get even with the| would not Hsten to my cbjections. She \1 300 30.00 ; q , oy pial to aves fe T get through witl m."'| soined several road compantes, and was | UGS Our, Forty ADOLy taey iranian World's War am t the : aa pe hse 1? 0 Dencunced by Slattery. gone for months rf a time, | Sinte, New Jersey, Fen | a Mas Sate iv aie : iN Me Several when became} ‘So it went on for seven vente when coe Ct F thi k UD cat. WEDNESDAY. dan. 29, 1908 cera Bh known nan, after his be-| 7 qacided I could stand it no longer the balance of this wee FTO RUT ERED Eee Ea EMC aes 1 at Found Peace in Marriage knowit Baticreaune corral) cacatiser ean cuoe siane nea cnr ra For parices OL NS Agenis 1 Wis ‘ Ie was Lin the apring of 1% : oi a charge aga nat) We separated, and ater in" | we offer the folowing thee: lots || aw : Lieseee Ar od tate : ve se Gee ; nly one y to Commis: | divorce was obtained ne is a ath | Piva lou 4 Ja ye coWifes NotiThaw: f ' As i ee an Wore was asked 10! very fine woman nd a woman of the at unusually low prices | foes s : M } luroye wit jo Wrote this repiy: | 7) oat character, 1 aim really de fe makers 2 ts . ' ( : i : ote otra pln epelicententiwneaeroattie dala ot | grieved to hear of this misfortune, even Shirvan Rugs Tookkeej ers SoM * 4 ; ca toa Reaae te " t ed sven by 0 sieemen?’ | though she has gone out of my life (Size 3. 6x#.6 feet) ants Hon s v ayn Pa) de wcitves and wh v9 Ne the young n npoke his voice at $7.50 each, ; re " = wag recalled se ; nde he. really seemed deeply Canvastors 18 Nurs : 1 F ‘ 1) vise Bingham, was ON ee ache tend of the aut th r4 2 Carpenters ' 5 ¥ ee ; ‘ f a storm) tn’ nl suid ha Lepets sen Bae te sn ateaiievatatt Value at 4.50, Chambermaiée i: Siena rian ‘Ravan, Waste |itcignts’ DeAviron im comma gt, | Persian Shiraz (Cash oF Credit), Coliects 0 s . M ' “vow remem! © came , [amaoth shaven and very good took 1 Sa crtisreaarateae C1) Compositors ‘ tng ere T ‘ fh » |He had never methi s wifes re KuraGistan & Irans 4 rictly, confident!s Cooks (Maley \ : a Wear attendant thre Seta He had heard of him b ; f «employer's referer Cooke (Fe: Me Pta \ ; ea k them line marriage (Size 4,646.6 feet) sxulee Bae eet Gutter F \ ; : : te 00s ‘ SRST creer $ OO each 37 Mai L 1 ‘ i aw's rea anie vatantol e matter of the ra rll es 1 at 28: . 37 Maiden Lanc eaeeaksrs 13 eine a ts an eon oe WI CATHOLIC DEMONSTRATION Dennehey eel \ Dishiw s A art tet for i wa orere Me i that’ he +) % i Jaluz $40.00 to $£0,C0, dncaltha Baiwarners i ; r Waa rhe aM a ne AT CARQINAL’S FUNERAL. Valuz $4 Loon Ca 2 L fe a t PARIS, Jan, 2%--The body of the 1a Larie Turkish , ok sac canaet ‘ 1 v 1 At the Reef Garden. | was | cara sitter ASeTAENt f fur end Persian Rugs. . met ‘ | : Nei aa and hia party went 19 [Rong the caralici#ociic | and. { lues from 6xy to 12.5x04.3 feet) ie ; Pree. iin Merits eras ny Rar aes ou ive Dotand very OP 09 6 “Arn You Peat? Poveis : 5 er é d) tatkod with hlin Henpreatiany hh ie at B+ 75 | etetogacth tt lomtene am toa Y wen 8 iH hoa walle Wh pe sth Wa Giris - ween ( di i ent 1 n look ya 0 Values at $59.60 to $137.09, \ nevtn Nispors, or all tom USP sannesoa waduadan: ane i 1 Ww it t wal + Roan clint eta ince to Patio i The World 789 Hel ‘ aw ; 2 etme ag : wane sone iia} msctiner tave You Tried Vantine’s less sense UNDA AEE A UL DLC as f OSs femal 1 ‘ ta De of her ir Spe said Taaw Was more interesting | wai abet OST, FOUND AND REWARDS, to-day-—-346 more thin all other nobriber) Aidlagraced ttt Tare) Jmaginat ‘ how ‘and. that he cote cate Bates Charge for Wt. A. A.Vantine @ Co, vor Voatialay, lady's waten ‘ trom ve a 1 at she He ' I a paitiay x UF 1 BROMO for ihe World may be tet | Bioxew at 18ti tiwag Hai UH a" Romar to an New York papers combine i ed. [ile ceviecd ' arr Ms ty incase Unusual * e be y one returaits” saine’ to Ges is pay y to me Mr. Jerome owed! "Aad (ie waat happened? They did state. His appearance must have been atsles Spee times. S62106 Dey at., elty. " tty