The evening world. Newspaper, February 28, 1908, Page 13

' TNE EVENING EMMA GOLDM'N ODDITIES IN THE NEWS TO BE DEPORTED ALL OVER THE WORLD [F FOUND HERE Short Stories of Unusual Happenings and Singular Experiences Picked Out of the Chronicles of the Day. {Orders Given to Immigration {| Officials to Keep Her Out | wnen the patro: wason and etght inations men from the The preme Court to bar T street station, | of the Country. o WHY CU-EDS' CARE GAMES ARE STOPPED. Co-eds were amazed when the dean stopped thelr bride ersity of Cir ati, and pro , in response to GBICAGO, Feb. 7.—1f Emma Gold-| they found four gees “wuam, the Anarchist, appears in Chi-| The geese had stopped in fr tengo mext week, as it has been re- house, and when the door w to drive them away rushed ported she intends to do, she may be} ue emai ey a arrested and deported by the Govern- ment, according to local officers FARMER Fis DS HEN ; 7 It declared to-d 1 immt- R a so improper a rule was as unt RaW smncigin ia wom | WITH HUM Ad FACE. as one against giris standing on the whist games at WORLD. FRIDAY, ee es 28,1908. | | retornar, tl | tosonnow | LV ETON: WA Mot Meats. 1. impera Armour’s?| men’s |G] Koys ko LG F ciuy coaps. ff) We i.gee |! Bloon {| Corsets, Shes. g | f 7c 29¢ Li 2ic | (tain Eloor,) hu Floor) Cehied Floor wh bone) wemrerreec stom! A ecemmreren erence rmumen ’The es epee ration officials that when Goid man left the United St ast year ana|_ * hen owned a year by Charles | heads tn the street. lqwent to Burope she out it off from | L@rson, of Preston, Minn., when it died | — ‘his country, and orders ware given by | 84S found te have a human face | ALMOST BEHEADED, the Immigration Bureau that she Nei tiee) bower oe tatee| RAN HALF A MILE. arres: ep. and chin were well formed, feathers Teens Tone iain hie “country parted as by a barber supplanted a| A man named Hardy quarrelled with | said that she must have evaded the| om! and the cheeks were pink and|W. H. Smith at Sumrall, Miss, dragged Se) ate puffy. hig body to @ brush pile and left it er after trying to cut of Smith's head WOMAN LOCKED with an ax. | i BOMB IN SAFE. With his head almost severed Smit! } When men unloading a Big Four| St up, ran haifa mile to a doctor and site: F “a | Will recover. Doctors say the case is freight car at Milton, Ind., found a|* eye pear-shaped infernal machine, ten | U"Precedented. Mine Peng Satan, company agent,| Kills Wife, Shoots Her Parente anc : fe oar, picked up the bomb, Himself. ind, carrying it’ Into her oMfce, looked | pyADELPHIA, Feb. 28—In a race 2 because she had refused to go with him ASKS COURT TO Into New Jersey to live, Jaood Koebler, r-ol4| @d her father and mother and Bee iii SG |sent two bullets into ils head x ene : si obi is heac prodigy, of Sycamore, O.. brought sult | Coors to end his life here yesterd and won in two courts when the Me vatcentn RHGLENAl tive: Board barred him from the s ‘s taken to a hospital wit Washington Masons in Wreck] itt. etter ne had pessed the ex s-in-law After Atteriding Installation se eee bn [wore a dark overcoat Services in Virginia. HIS HEAD CRUSHED [arith ray ‘rousers and Yad ark at Rveatringmustaciovendgasnenreli tote Regine Ho ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. 3.— 4 c Sa 1 s@ersons were injured in a collision last | might between a Southern Ka eed jal anes was ca th) mile and - | his injured pare: freight engine and an tlectric train on the Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway ar sation ar Unidentified Man Run Down, "ABSCONDER SNOW IS ; and Killed on Third Ave- SEU 1) VOU, nue Trolley Line. | Police Hear the Missing Brooklyn Man Was Recognized in a Hotel There. Circulars deseribing H the Indicted and aie on occurred jectric Kine car was practically demctished, and one of the passengers, | While crossing Third avenue at One | |Hundred and Twelfth strect late last might an unidentified man was struck! and instantly killed by a southboung ae two :r, 4 been cleared away car, which, a! bouncing hi magainst Patrolman Pabst, Motorman Ralph |gmith and Dr. Ross. of the Harlem Hos. e Cap pital, dragged ou @ body of the v lintetonens thm uz about five feet two Inches A ec ctalttea nena = fn height, weighed about 170 pounds, crowd hefor Youths Mount Loaded Ark of Joy and Vanish from Ken of Police eolsatee .~Couldn'tKeep House to the Tombs at 4 o'clock. ‘The driver | unlocked the duor at the rear, pulled Please send me a trial bottle of Minard’s Liniment, as I wish eee oa velcomny portale anita to give it to a friend who is troubled with Rheumatism and who Wagon contained the uaily supply of has never heard of your Liniment before. We have had it in our pie for the. c er fas y and don't think we could keep house without it. We are Two hard over seventy years old. I will see that my friend will have the Lini- ment as soon as I can send it to her. Yours respectfu Mrs, J. noted Ge HD wa vas Un prot “ Page. Powerful, penetrating and soothing, f Guta. thourie and beneficial alike for child or adult, containing to even the most sensitive system, Minard’s L is at once the most effective, economical, agreeable and clean to use external ap- plication for rheumatism, neuralgia, stiffness of limbs, joints or muscles, sore feet or hands, chest pains or hoarseness, proof of Bystanders ad gone south and turned east it Duan i The theft of the which is found in the grateful letters of those who have used it, jorse, Wagon and ples was prompti; x . : Seaaca elas RomPollceleHendeuattermennn like the one above signed by trained sleuths were sent out to look | MRS J PAGE for a trail of ple crusts. Unfortunately. there were no meat. , . fee in the wagon. Consequently the} 112 New Hanover Ave. Meriden, Conn, log police were useless in this presa- ine amerzency | Energy is well-nourished muscles ’ plus well-nourished nerves. Uneeda Biscuit are the greatest energy-makera of all the wheat foods. In dust tight, moisture proof packages. Never sold in bulk. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY AVAAAVATANEE TE: | 0S5000000000000000000800008 AAAS ANNOUNCEMENT: _ fies Salt OR 65 VERY man will be interested. The bloom is off the Winter Suit and the Spring style a be in lively demand. New materials, new styles, new colors and patterns. Hand- ak AVAAUUEDUUATETLOEDURDSSUTEES TERA NENT UEESEES URE IINESAEDEREESOUOES W AAOAACRUESERES ESTEE: tailored ; linings and trimmings t quality. Good fitting c 8 collars hug the and the shoul- ders are broad and graceful. Br Ss, Olives and Grays cluded; also a lot of plain Black Thibets and Blue Serges. Sizes 33 to 46. Regular price $12.50, oi eine Jv¥Len s Suits Blue Serges and Black $15 to $16.5 Cassimeres, Worstec Untinished Wor: Journeyman. tail Large and ghout; Men ’s Trousers Good wearing materials in a big variety of neat patterns of iots, Cassimeres and some Black Thibets: neat gly made trousers with good ns carefully sewn; sizes 30 to 2 50 waist. S4 values; pair......... (PME 14TH STREET STOR a Floor.) WAVAWAEOUADORDADROLOSAASELAREAEERDDETOONSOULALTEDOLETUUUEODURESEDISODTORETEUSETOSSTEUTES TBE TT 3,000 FANCY VESTS. $ 4} for Vests that were made to sell at $2 and £3, The newest Spring styles to-morrow at a price that is simply astound: ne. a handsomer or choicer line of Fancy Vests Offered at anythi ng near the » is Jess than the actual wholesale cost of the vests. Hundreds of patterns; dozens of new Strtes The iabrics comprise Flannels, Cheviots, Ducks, Piques and : lercerized Fabrics in gray, brows Fancy patterns and plain ‘white. Handsomely made; correct in every detail, Special tables in the Men's Store on the Third Floor, Buy as maiy as you like, N ictions., Sizes 34 to 46 In the sale there are abc 1 Dress Vests that were made to be sold at $4 to $5, NECKWEAR GIBSON STOCKS AND BOWS OI LACE OR COMBINATIONS OF LACE AND NET. New and ex- Jrersn BUrrrn Willow ae = [Sexe raio EGGS —Dozen 14¢ special price Rocraac 5 “correr —} — Jroastine omichnss 25 r rene 280) CDH ope 2 (THE 141 ¥ stone, , ia EET FIRES Pui prktsn PORK BICES TD St) i shor ttbe ks (THE Worsteds, ¢ stripes, ch pOAMeeecseececeeceseessenasecasessarsesetatesstesuseccesanes: io oe Never before has there bee: price we ask. The price we qu Landy Specials HITE STREET STORE, (Sixth Floor.) MISSES’ AND. GIRLS’. SUITS AND DRESSES: Alterations free of charge, saving from $3 to $5 on a garment MILLINERY E LEGANTLY TRIMMED DRI HATS —A great gathering of all the ftatest spring styles, including the popular terze sailor, Every new shade, such as Copen- hagen blue, old rose, cerise, etc., artistically trimmed with flowers and silk ribbon, In appeara ce equal to $10 hatsshown oles $4.50 ond Floor, MISSES good Pa ama; Poi lined with satin. and throughout, Skirts full plaited with 6-inch tailored fold at bottom. Brown, Blue and Black; sizes 14 to 18 years. Regular $°. $12.50, 69 | price ¢ MISSES’ SPRING SUITS, Correct in? cut and fit; new Ralah Panamas, Cl Panamas and All-Wool Fancy St ood shades in Blue, Brown and Bi : fee pointed styles, with collars and cuffs somelyacraped) angsty y trimmed with contrasting color velvets; @ WINES UA DIREKiADEO win ganda full plaited and circular skirts, with wide & ar price $1.98; 98 fold at bottom; sizes 14 < to 18 years. $19.98 values $14.69 MISSES’ SKIRTS. New 13-gored_ moi els of pretty Panamas, in Blue, Brown and Black; full plaited styles, with wide fold at bottom; waist lengths 22 to 25 inches; skirt lengths 34 to 38 Inches. $3.98 values $2. 98 GIRLS’ DAINTY WHITE ORGANDY DRE styles for girls from 6 to 14 years of age. Prettlly deep berthas and satin rosettes; Valenclennes laces; full width skirts, with tucks, Insertions snd deer hem, $5.98 TRIMMED TURBANS, Made of good quality silk hand- READY -TO- WEAR STRAW HATS. New shapes, large owlors rolled sailors, turbans shapes; trimmed with s or military pompons; brown, navy and burnt, $1.98 and $1.49 UNTRIMMLD SAILORS AN} LARGE MUSHROOMS. om: tion satin and net yroxyllne fd; al cluding Copenhagen rs¢; $3.50 values; trimmed free $ Newest ¢ mmed with $8.95 values. Price ..., aki. S8' WASH Blue, Red fancy plaids platted sk tke OOOOH Ode ‘ tings, In straps and New nc styles, trimmed. with with pearl button values (Second d Green, Mnens, Trimmed wotorenowy || ron ROW I | -ro-mos Out 1Ov MN Pore ton, M. roi. MW TOMY rons Mi, Women’ si} Plaid | Gas Waists. #! Ribbons. ale 5,0C0 Neglig A Special Purchasefroma Large Troy Manufacturer Enables This Price. | Lamps. all | 35¢ Vhied Floor.) 35c ’ see Shirts | _ rials, including plain white and fancy figured and striped | effects. Not a shirt in the | lot that was meant to sell under $1. Values, however. range to $2. Bodies cut full and large; best workmanship throughout. All 59c lea. Ss Furnishings. assort A 1 dark of DOMET FLANNEL WORKING SHIRTS. Made with turn down collars and py aaa dae fopee) ets; light 5c (THE 14TH STREET STORE, Main Floor.) Long Sik Gloves For Short Not ‘seconds, linger tip Ire ails in b 1 de Paris and Brosser embroidi of the foremost makers. E We advise buying early, and en n out. $1.25 and $1.50 values; ry | SENDERS. Made vhile * [5c | suset BERS. Mi by the Eagle Mousquetarre Ci ene tt 18 &19 Inches Long. pair guaranteed. igh to last the sea- Cc eee DD UNDE! RoHie Balbrig fleece odd piec es 0c, to 95¢ 5c. E you wait Philadelphia; web suspend- clas) and Sleeves. loves, without finger advertising, but Gloves double Tan and Blue. Point from one Meyers Make Gloves [ravellers’ Sample Glos best known Amer selection of | man displays inf IMPORTERS’ SAMPLE GLOVES MAKERS! OR WOMEN & CHILDREN. socand 75¢ values (THE 14TH ST st x made by expert workmen. No sales- or gloves. Th are always the best. Pair 89c 1.75 inca The Sam means an extra FROM CHEMNITZ 14c ! ORR. LINGERIE WAISTS. Also Beautiful Models in Jap SilK and Net Waists. | 1,£0) or ect newest sty LAC ORI INC signed backs; sleeve is WoMI new shades; with kimono embroideries N HIGH-CLASS : lavish], square or round lace yokes; ornamented with medatiions and Cluny lace insertions; and collars trimmed to Jes with cuffs match waist. Never be- 1.98 fore less than $2.069.,.. ings, yokes of B WAISTS. Fancy Nets and Messalines; med to match wai recular price .... PERSIAN LAWN WAISTS and clusters of tucks. elsewhere less than 89c.......... 49c LATH STREET STORE, Second Floor.) WAISTS —White designed with pretty IERIE WAISTS. Rows of lace ede- y Irish lace and oddly de- MMreeitae weeny, G04) smart and popular styles; designed sleeves; 's with sleeves trim- va, DIDO Fronts of assorted | $ WSMEN’SSHOES,CXFORDS | | Patent Kid Shoes and /xfor! Ties; Golden Jrown Lace Shoes and ian Russia Calf Pumps. $3.50 and $4 Trade Mark best known makes for women sty WOMEN’S GOLDEN BROWN LACE AND TAN RUSSIA CALF PU MPS. i 3 values: 'S SPRING S17 1,c.0 PAIRS WOMEN ye y A.D PAI Vy KID OXF STRAP SLIPPERS. 3 { to 8; widths B sIRS Wo- NDRI D 13) 10 WOMEN'S BLACK OND OL. | Gi ORED SPAT Ss. 790 1996 values. bran sy es for your selec- l. 93 tion. Sizes 2 to idths teh. Teale ree $1.98 alt SHOES STRE sror hou ant Bash ys BN ge