The evening world. Newspaper, March 16, 1908, Page 4

Riding Abroad | Tod wLangtry's Horse Merman ant He E i 2 2s . = : io TURE oe MAE St "Tidy Langiry we ROOSEVELT ee aoe a ie pert oe ae. ys Singer, but Arranged — No Tour for Hm. , English Turf Hooted at Tod Sloan's “Monkey on the Stick” Seat, Until Success Forced Them to Admire It. many of the | tdent aid his unblushing sor in the W! jown renomina conspicuous fact third term are he situation.” | President Brought On Panic. and Now Flirts With Male- factors of G'reat Wealth. sone The sad story of Rennay, uaxticce4 ona ot FREEDOM OF LONDON FOR [was caine to New York trom Kuroped ey FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE. | « with a fat contract and niki ede thee Senat@wandmitouse Mant future inthe Ameri- ite subservience to the| LONDON, March 7 ~ = Ww Ss Chief Executive. Ser- of London FOOLING LABOR MEN. | siity ana cowardice are the order of upon Florence > the day," he declared. | organizer of the nursing £ Mr ‘Dillman also asserted that every | Crimean war. The ceremony Money and Politics Being Used sort was Pelng made to control th to Force Taft's Nomina- PN Haag : Spe d the wealthy he tion or Third Term who were shouting age, was told In the preme Court ty-day. Louts Steckler, counsel, obtained a judgment of against Rudolph Aronson, 19% singer's rude awakening. | is an American, He was a { boy and struggled hard to get @ 3 musical education, Minally he went to waned the for In June, 188, be-| § son in London and was tn- to appear in a so far fa (Copyright, 1908, by the Press Publishing Company, Now York Worl! By J. Tod Sloan. T was in er of 1897 that I first got the notion that I would) I like to ri I didn’t say anything about it to anybody) and really made nc I , so that I was sed when eene brought up the subject. He sent tor m downtown. | ne day to go} he said, “I’ve got a horse in re and the ance. I've} SLOAN: ON ‘MERMAN W yuld you Ie to gor” |- ae ng a truce with these """SOURKE COCKRAN BLOODHOUNDS PUT <= zat agit) NOT AOE DEMOCRAT ON WOMAN'S TRAIL =: says he gave Aran ) be used in advertising and ex- debauchery and decelved by the Juden f ftuingale had t ” manager of this way half al ito his ¢ Money Being Used “The millions w! have been robbed | are equally as e “How soon could 5 “Po-morrow,”’ | ¢ “Well, I don’t want y §said. But the ; and I sailed the f pt. 17, on the “Majestic, and | | manding SPRING IMPORTATION OF EXCLUSIVE MODELS, IN COTTON C § lan ded in England with no one to meet me and feeling as lonely and preted by the VALENCETTE, PONGEE, LINON AND OOK, ALLOVER ‘out of th it of water. | TPhate V7 , "Po sse Led Two Miles Across! Fooling Labor Men. lat é . EYELET EMBROIDERIES, FILET, IRISH CRU T AND TULLE LACES, “| knew ) one, not even Mr. Keene's trainer, Jake| HES by Hewes Drops oe S140 es Aes | sOrmanizednls ete ee roleved ct : oseveles e| es RANGING IN PRICES FROM $25.00 to 115.00 Pincus, who n, although he had been over there so ei From All Tammany Sub- Country to Door of Sus- | that he had ar Britisher, He is the man committees, Says Murphy. pected Incendiary. a aa pea = Special Values To-morrow Hroquois, the only n1orse that ever won the E y 2 | Po a eee eih fand he used to be a tf. i |itermnany Leacer Ghariesl me srurpny: (a CHAT-OA March FRENCH HAND-MADE BLOUSES, IN A VARIETY OF STYLES, at $5.95, 7.50, 9.75 ann 14.50 BELILV that Congressman W But I was epiracy to lea ‘ut gritted my + na lot of immake up their m don’t set about it in S STILL THAT HE WON. | said t at first, and ev ts no longer a Demo- a (SECOND FLOOR) i & NS § Women’s Untrimmed Hats Special Clearing Sale of AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC HATS, COMPRISING CHIPS, MILANS, LEGHORNS AND FANCY l OO PIAN Os STRAWS IN THE VERY LATEST SHAPES. To-morrow, Sale of At Extremely Low Prices TAILORED SAILOK & WALKING HATS, BURNT AND NA Some of these pianos are returned rentals; others ‘A IN SMART STYLES: ar $6.50 have been taken in exchange for Waters Pianos and (FIRST FLOOR) Waters-Auto!a Players. All are in perfect order and will be closed out this week for much less than their actual value and on payments of only $5 Down and $5 Monthly | Imported Parasols SMART AND DISTINCTIVE MODELS IN ALL THE NEWEST COLORINGS BIJOU, Upright Piano, AND COMBINATIONS, INCLUDING BRAIDED, POMPADOUR AND SHAD» sse two mi he General Com- country of that Mrs. Ada Palmer's pemed to be in a con.) PUFKe C« esick that I nearly died, coldness, and, believe me, nis to turn the cold shoulder half-way fashion, They are perfection at) rse I went over to ride for Mr. Keene was St. Cloud It, 3 1 rac m hin he did not win either the Ce I rode him short in the Cesarewitc! in the Can.bridgeshire—I still think he uzht differently, a 1 won several ¢ or the Cambri thought he was fi Interviewed,” said -d nd Iw the K that you do not an Cockran a Dem- It must have been mighty funny to thet m, and 1 can almost ap, preciate | their teeli now, al h I was far from appreciating them then. But I stuck by my colors just the same, although I didn’t win the first! “time out, and after ! f¢ two or thr es on a: many bad horse . Keene's stable I was almost of the same opinion as the E public and the sporting writers, who had no hesi tion in g that I couldn't ride at all, Lord William Beresford said I!‘ flew up 1 could ri d he let me know ne believed in me, which helped! 1 buck Ane up « t up my resolution to show those Englishmen a thin Heteey ia: NARVESEN, Upright Piano OWED TAFFETA SILKS, ALSO HAND EMBROIDERED LINONS, or two. | F 3 BEAT FIRST 2. {RRIERIN |WILL FOLLOW MINISTER a RRCNEE Wee eee ae | Considerably Below Regular Values Dhe ti ace 1 w wa 1 never | TO CATHOLIC CHURCH. WILD DUCKS JOIN BIRDS Deel ea SN ee ae Extra Quallty Taffeta Silk, In tucked and floral designs, also $2.98 NEW ENGLAND, Upright Piano... CHELSEA, Upright P.ano,,,.... 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