The evening world. Newspaper, February 28, 1908, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, : EXTRADITION OF KNICKERBOCKER ROY TO BEASKED REOPENING PUT ON MURDER CRG UPTO WIL WILLAMS | | ‘@ Committees Pre- Arguments to , New ene Act on Glacia Calla’s Accu- sation Against Husband. itp Bre ucneaand | sent Their Superintendent of Banks. Tried for Unconditional Assent Has Been” 85 | Parisiait Carkins uuntry, Must Be Killing Vhey in Own Declare. Obtained Per from Only Cent of Depositors. | FRENCH DENY RIGHT, DECIDI TO-MORROW. { H B.—Att Clark Willams, State perintender Eastman and County of Banks, heard to-day the arguments Charles H. Batchelder held ea Commit: | ut day 1 working to bring ning of the Kn 1 | sta Tr smpany under a deposit will an- ams srrow to J Court at s appeared at t and Fre of the which ha and Herbe nd Jane pe also took part in the + Many Conditional Assents. of the committer of de- ave secured the assents of We owners of #2 per cent. of > to the resumption plan t. of the a condi al, e ining 7 per t are based upon various conditions and Supt. Williams allowed the I | Bank to reopen wit i 1s the hope of the Knick salty ersten organ lat he wil Uiful estate on Great Bay : nickerbocker to resume on : though Lillian Carking, the original) The 1 to be G ra uf Aatpourt Hien! Gossia2 Panne MrsWeould. fe withdrawals of non- in ¢ time fol of business BroKkxavwz SHIT TWICE BI itors whieh will and for tion pou day 'W. GOULD BROKAWS SEPARATE WHILE ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, Millionaire and Wife Separated While Still on Their Honey moon. (1908. GIRL SHOOTS HER WILKS NOT TO. EMPLOYER WHEN WED DAUGHTER | | — TOUDTO LEAVE OF RETTY Ga Hl <ps=> 0 Fires on Newark Man in His | Home as He Tries to Dodge Pistol. Astor Scion mete Reported | Engagement That Surprised | the 400.” | ARK, N. J. Feb, 28 Andrew there Is absolutel } Keener at N was shot a Turia, Matthew Astor W of the first John Ja | a | wound that he eHeIGT a ( daughter of Hetty G and bas living rooms o s Saloon Mr. Wilks lives No. 40 Mad nay the pollce, he discharged Miss was so great that he cancelled a th morning because her work was un-) din engagement the Union Club satisfactory After re Iving her notice las of dismissal, the airl, the saloonk Phe cepoct of M Wilks's engagement sold, went her room, but soon re-/ te resn came as a great su t 1 Ix that right; have to the “HR” since hiw ¢ tion to I have to go.” replied | aity supposed to preciude the possibility Litvans!, wherenpon the girl, accord Of his settling down to married life. dren a revolve Th tire is not in favor} y escape fired at the 1 . bits of the fashion | striking him in the right |g Wiiks is not the sort of man, tt was thonght, that she would t heard the shot | pick for a son-in-law to the house. Litvanyt | on \ of shooting alm and i. eee ees ic, pre. MERCANTILE NATIONAL ' ‘ sie was ticked uy. | BANK HAS NEW PRESIDENT. DD aA Ww 1 to attend Lit. | eS 4 ore ed te go to pital spe ~ ., . a6 He to Willis G. Nash, Long shier of . and e mak an Albany Institution, Is n —> —-_—__ CHARGED WITH ROBBING THEATRE BOX OFFICE. Recently Promoted From Usher to Preasurer— Question Marked Bills. | Elected. antile . to succee: nation tant | of | was accepted by the dir |itken also ret | BOY TORTURED BY AWFUL HUMOR Almost Covered Lisi th Eczema—No Night's Rest for Nearly a Year— Feared Lifelong Disfigurement— All Treitaente Failed and Limit of Endurance Seemed Near. PERFECT RECOVERY | IS DUE TO CUTICURA E eon | “With the exception of his hands and feet, my son Clyde (thirt irs old) was almost completely 1 with eczema. Physicians treated him for nearly a year without helping him eny. While they were very kind and did all in their power, yet nothing to re- lieve him. ‘And [ had tried many rem- edies sent to me by kind friends but they, all failed His h and neck were covered with lary ch he would } rub until they fel! c The vod and uld be he Jooked as if p of, Friends com- aid that if he got well he 1 Lor life. matter would run ont and worre, his eur ing to see would coW. 1 us if he eould pos- sibly stand it no | to try Cut Tbou cake of Cuti- cura Soay box of Cuticura Ointment, a Res it. nd that was r that he and a bottle of Cu used them in the ever the first night for nearly 7 slept. ‘This. may sound ‘e: to you, but in the morning ther great change for the bett Bix weeks you could not bh hehadever hadanything wrong with him, I treated him twice a day for six montha and at present, he has a fine comp! and not ascar on his body. Th may scem overdrawn, but neither words en can describe Clydo's sniTering how he looked, Our. ——, recotamends the Cuti- cura dies for eczema. Al Cockburn, Shiloh, O., June 11, Frequent shampoos with C Soap and weekly dressings with ¢ cura stop falling hair crusts, scales, and dan¢ destroy hair para- sites, soothe irritated, itching surfaces, rtimulate the hair follicles, supply the roots with nourishment, loosen the scalp | skin, and make the hair grow uper a sweet, wholesome, healthy scalp, when all other remedies fail. Complete Fxternal and Internal 1 Every Humor of Infants, Chie nor and ly eatment for Adults ‘ 1 ed as a om consists of ¢ 29, Ott ea aie | board! of directors, but he Intends to) Sittin torn th it No! 0) Sussex (ntrcot, askin el retaiiehle sa eluant | Sucre orin thet : rer of the Mafestic Theatre Miles M. O'Brien was elected as | Sova tnioehout ne world. fatter Drug & Chem, ty. was arratkned defo: st Vice-president of the bank. Bw Balied free,’ Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases, wi Farmer in th rst am Skinner, who was + 1 ona charge of embezzlement a vice-president after the Henze 1 Harry MeCormack, treasurer 0. agement had q he bank, was re- fiw few woeks ago Jordan elected Was an usher in the Cheatre whe Willam Hf. ‘Tay esident o Was made assistant treasure the Bowling Trust npany, —w that money had been oiected as a vice-president to succeed pee a ek SMES Gerrish H. Milliken. Garrish HH. Mill hie hlaved in the) ken iso retired as a member of the| box left IN| yowrd of directors, unre the Hil Kiel Was re-elected as cashier, marked bills WAS! At the meeting of the stockholders the rrested as following directors were ¢ dy William Ff. Carlton, Robert C, Clowry, Willian! PT Nelson Cromwell, LOH. Cur i ie id Harold a a trek dettery. B.D). tate ajamnin Nicoll \ nclress M. O'Rrien, Charles B. Perkias, Dick 2 say, Willlam Skinner, William 1 box Vion A. J. Trussell and) Warner Via faced ‘orden 3 Mec Messrs. Cutter, Street. Laws en missed | Nas Pwo directars {trom 1 1 rd was in Jude nv $700 bail eighteen men for 1 Brown was} a ae uae! as members of te of Directs tion the ' FERDINAND “OF BU!_GARIA WEDS PRINCESS ELEANORE. Roar : | : at nunit | fo ei ved too mu COBURG, G many. Feb. %%.—Prinee | This t pas: >, { ite sina S uty Mutval Fire Tn under control of ne a inde- 2 Freneh autaori Paulo Neapolitano Is in a Hos- _afulual Fre Tel eeeuinand of lsulgnria. eam cwnitea. tn (amaee, tie, canicol of new And) In ial ne y would be ! tal « 7 oe r | tak, | marriage here today to eat se ainisty pital and Jeremo Vivitano | St RT cerrresreiy Le . Sa Frenen Hee is alr Ae Aporitals aD. ANE (ED HAZING” POLICEMEN ¢ intimations in the morne| s¢ vitive ees 1 A papers.” said Mr. Riv Sa Fugitive. | mat which the! lzlous and ARE REINSTATED. eo murder of Lee} Hule would show as aS Say alacitencdmeALccil6 Drotier on Jan. % it s 1 teal out| Paulo Neapolitano, of No.\18 Sk man!) z ai : Men Dismis: sed for Alleged Annoy- See haeree crear nine nen Udigintl avenue, Williamsburg, was to-day shot | Hin Cue to Dt Beran any ance of Coward Walsh Are Put n mosion on tae ¢ | os ning within a /tWlet tthe neck by Jeremo Vivitano, cron aan SHON Back by Court. uestion of extradition of Roy son bar favorable.|a boarder, The shooting followed an You dt 1rd to discourage,” | bridal party. a ne in ee : i ” vol is tood that Wilt , vid e " t 3 % silent prayer nd her Christopher 1 Pit Md Prec to the United 5) is not involved, a une stood tite i pro. altercation regarding Vi HH suitor, — melo- | fee Mtareowithes yeaa Ha T Sear orate cinteaieel sated us France, like Buropean coun- of law shall . tions to Neapolitano’s wife. , make you | acc nied by Prince Henry XXIV. of | 14 the Police Department In a decision Fileeivioee maths n, but} bu there shall be a wide margin| escaped to Manhattan before Vee n—and not | R BT eee OU eet nemAcneliitembi vision morn thal es tries such subject ch courts | 9f safety, serves, under Capt ort | then | Reuss, and er relatives, After the/in the Appellate s : Neecis $12,000,000, H : ' VI say PecMabge of rings mass Was celebrated, preme Cou ay for crimes com i 2,000,000. bert street station, 1 surro: on civil mony took place. | ‘The two men Were formerly attached United States ¢ ) H “Ke i Sarr ae to the Oak street station, evo and a ean only call politano fs in Willlamsty | Kerdinand Maximilign Charlea feo thing policeman, Eligene ¥ two desp c Genin Pehdinand of Bulgaria, #8 4 member_of| Were charged with hazing a fel bullets pierced veins 3 3 ie House of Saxe Coburg ytha. He lice Ish, and dis wind: and lit rnd n Henan Timos) s torn tn 186); and tn 1867" he iwag) missed tro Deputy Han lar diplomatic chan assenting depositor f out for man's re y Jyears a w married to W A i fj 4 dn't look f it} Auth etree Se ere transferred to the E at gion. Even If ble is ynient on thelr accounts, and a tions were out to t Gr { Providence, who wa : said Nexdora, Ace irbon-Parme, who died | Fifty-frst ttition. showed i timated at $490,000 for expen: 1 s re aoe ‘ +a | s Fa dus eplie ‘ nan eS H een ven by tles employed the arrival of the documents|and fees t far owing to the rece aeatlonee Oey ANN | vere. sf z oi } rin rie Wirrite to ett gant must be awaited before judicial inquiry | °Ps.) This repjresents, a tota arrest Is expected i | ae vter of Prince Henry IV. of Reuss. , Killed No Noa canWhavonenaal here: 151,000, wile! nk would have to| According to Mr ano, who} ' 4 ere very hten at Helnia reney LVg gr Baus eae rata Trane sexs In cash before the doors could! yurried to her hus! hay read eal tear t fehau Ww hours, afterward, Killed) Hat No new features of the case were un-| he opened, and no provision is made | Ute’ et ; | | “Yes; it's of what you Hie youn “at ot Crone vine Univeralby earthed to-day The family of Paull in the estimate the possible with. | hospital, pollano came home sud- | night 1 erlas" the of the Reuss Walsh was tried and dismissed Hoy app. BENiaene will be of non-assenting depositors, |denly to-day and caught V family {i ilawrace able to prove that he stot George | a soanigge m0 the extent of fing advances, to Carkins, his wife's broth in self-| As against the demands, the receivers nelghbors had C dotense in ense the matter comes to] are belleved to have on hand in cash | untrue, and 099909000 090000000 7990 0000000090000000600000000000000000 000000000000000000 telat, tt in ex ther trange| about sTom aN. The stockholders Have! aroused. She says 1) position of Hi Houde] Uhr opening of the a 0,000. Here tell him of Vivitano’s courtins | e e iq} last year| 1% @ total of $12,400,000 availa against he would kill the boarder, | Was vue to] Claims of $1216.00, with the $000.00 | that she had always re : I | arriS r) not ke tl ability to non-assenting depositors un. eveilect ipered iit heat b p | Mn chat-RoyAvas a, parti-| conslde: The margin isso narrow| AN argument followed the hi | i numbe é 9 'e At Rev eistiin mame.| that the Court will probably not agree | appearance. Vivitano, knowing Ne | who js acting. as|to the resumption plan at this time. | ttano's threats, drew a_ revolver e Fey ep Kaa T eae lontattied sree AER jalmost before the ti nd had cros ‘acts. the: » ed ie 1 Py t 1 x (=< J . evra Cinelli a tes edhe THEATRE FOR COLORED FOLK. ha threshold fied two bullets Into. his Broadway—CORNER 21ST ST.—Fifth Ave will he make states \ WAAL ; he wo 0" as ess Von i} i é the woman known om Giacia. Calla | Bimberg Saye Hen B Dvenpriltancyarspnecltov uel Por white eenti 5 ive ; |nin wite screamed for help. Vivita p l d Final Cl Yor alge so thone who, knew Glacia om lxth Avenue, Inurdled the back fence and eptional an ina earance Calla when she wax in "Paris sie did nat] Persons owning property In the victn= |side street to the bridge, Ke Pa Sti have entrance to exclusive, sontldy, ahe| #¥ of Sixth avenue and Forty-third {wo stations responded to the catl, but eported t Prior to Inventory, we have decided to offer lived Ina handsome apartment and was street were excited last night when it| yivitano had disappearel Bo! f the Mrs, otilon chaperoned by. the Baroness Von Oren-| was reported that Meyer R. Bimberg|men are laborers. Vivitano has board-| 9 $2,500. i oat orf wehom she called ner aunts {HT | had contracted to bulld a theatre on/ad with the Neapolitano family’ for six] Kei and The Entire Remaining Stock of her social pleasure, She hd many ana the south side of the street, just eet (ek i eke | RoE oue mirers, among whom was Pau) and) of the avenue, for Williams and Walk- merly the =. toward the end of her stay he Wa] er, colored comedians. According to | EXTRA ‘DIVIDEND PAID heatre, and in nw Chicas recognized as her favorit TecoKMMines to have it made clear that| the report the house was to be ma Cou Y Mrs. Le BY OREGON RAILROAD. when he frst began his Inquiries tn | tor colored patronage. P America at the reduer of tiaul Roya ,, 1 have bought the plot and have haa| Soest ie Mento Erante Ting Paul Rove! the plans drawn,” said Mr, Bimberg to n exirn iividend of $75 per share family knew th had killed Car-, a World reporter last night. “The re- preferred stock, calling for a mily ene lor’ developed ‘frst. from | port ig, true and the theatre wifi The) bursement of $8,250,090, lias been Kine eee that Goran's agent had built. ‘There is great chance for al clared by the Oregon Muilrond with Glacia Cala on New’ York playhouse. for colored fouls | © t i jana it will make money.’ Navigation Company, Of the c: A hot beverage for £5 IS TES Ray Comstock, of the fem of Com-| $11,000,000 preefrred stock the Unio Pa 5 at: Farly Rehea PONS a aN treo ee Ce eed cific Rallroad Company and \. | breakfast is desirable, ington Star.) things in (From the Wi “You salt nuin! uur Congressional aperone yYes, answered the ‘statesman, think that the material T tried out ha Mot ait I need for Wy sutn: | owns $10,093, 90 site and Its auxiliaries a tically all of the Orex: Navigation Company's $24,009), mon stock The road is operated as a part of Union Pacific system, eeueneeinemmmanen that the struction would be begun As soon as certain papers were signed. | UE “Mr. Comstock was observed to | ST) slowly wink his left —_———+—— BURGLARS IN PALM BEACH. | PALM BBACH, Feb, 28.—Professional If coffee causes trouble, drink the ee $0000600000000000000000000005900000000000000006900000O0 008 ANOTH eK POPULAR SONG. a c ; ot the Nam Bernard Earp a hes several cottages last HANGED HIMSELF IN ARBOR. POS | UM hocker trousers, also | All si 4.75 Ra AO matt haul “at the villn of George B Switt, | | Deapondent because he was unable $8.00 and $10.00. Fork Go Wt formerly Mayor of Chicago, no sizaole | find employment, John G. Hillett hanged 4 Nae “ta Sirians” ant MeehZ_ lowes “haye™ Deen renarted. Tue" cots} himgelt this morning in te grape ary a 4 ; Boys’ Knickerboc cer - Trousers, axes from iyeoniial ri wail be poe of Mrs, Henry Maddock, of New| in the vand in the fear of his home, at There's a Reason. i faa 65¢ ia ys the eant at bee Danw t Bw des atvaas ¢ tehednas | ‘Chicego wiDUrb, were also Fobbed. | waa yeara ala #07 Sis Ha’ Seeececcooococoocoosooooooooooooooee Men’ that for Boys’ Suits and Overcoats 200 Youths’ Business Suits, 15 to s High-Grade Winter | 20 4 double bre YOUR ( HOK nit) mi for small met y sold from $15 ¢ gle and $16.50. Boys’ Clothing Norfolk and Double- Breasted Suits, ) TERCE re 485 $40 Down $20 Monthly IT : There's a dil rence between Fith Avente « rives and A derson’s Prices. A Playerpiano ecual to the Pierce pir haed on Fifth Avenue costs $700— | or $215 mere than our p and that is not saynza more than we are ab:ouely ure of Wauld you prove it? Do as we have done. \ Go to the Fifth Avenu: cealers Look at ther $700 Playerp'aroi—hear_ them—tes j them. j Then take the Subwa Pero. Hall: tation—walk a | leck to 370 ‘Fulton St—sce hear and test the Pierce. | If it isn't as good as the best | $700 Playerpiano you ever saw —we don't want the sale. Weuld we invit if we were not Pierce would com> cvt ahead? Cur rary contains 15,000 rolls of mu:c exchangeable at, roll 5c ANDERSON & CO,, ae Bolten s Feet, near Smith, BROOKLYN. such a test sure the Fst TEETE Makes Loose, Drop Woboiing, Torturiag Teeth fit perfectly tight the first application. Cures Sore Gu Makes Breata Sweet. ees e Mc. Mahe: ‘Wittiout This eA AN OTHER: AN AR SONG. ! \ Sam Bern: 7 \ Hero,” now 1 way Casin 1 Ma e Work I 1A n \ 1 son M SUNDAY'S VORLD.