The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1908, Page 3

ca THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY MANN THESUN |Duke of Abruzzi’s Suit for the Hand of Miss Elkins ‘GERMAN FOREIGN PROSPECT PARK TALKS TO HIM OF Has the Rulers of Europe in a Great State of Mind (FACE DENIES BANDITS BEAT = GREAT BiG SECRETS German Emperor Shows His Deep ACTION UM HILL THEIR VICTIMS Interest in Reported Engagement “Prof.” Montbree Has a Priend of Sweethearts by Personal Possibly Ignorant of Message}Gang of Four Hold Up and From Kaiser to Roosevelt, Maul Flatbush Man On the Central Solar j p i iry of Italy's King. Planet, He Says. Inqu ty ays ng Berlin Thinks, and Watchman. WE WORRY SUN PEOPLE| “GOING TO HAVE AMERICAN rolk Up Thee ae pityneg COUSIN?” HE ASKS BLUNTLY, by array Want /{talian Ruler Answers That He Cannot Tell ie Until He Sees the Duke —Fear That BERLIN, March 2%." Four men with one {dea—to get money JOmee to-day ts tatem| taken of the )—went through the streets of the Pros- had been nent to pect Park section of Brooklyn early this morning and held up all whem they of the Flatbush ayenus Hon, station have acknowledged report of lnm of |tW® holdups by the gang. It 1s believed President | Several ¢ s trying to tran-! Tne hig met, Ot 3 were not made publi men seized a man, tore atl « : : * ution by ¢ it le that “Professor” Leo Montbres, American Girl May Yet Reign BAT OC alt off his back and robbed jo. 1,288 Fultou atreet, Brooklyn, | ne act that) him of all the money he had. This SO ARS CICS Grek eae Q ius taken NOloccurred at 10 a. m,, and the victim ‘ as a Yueen, Hull Jeane into the Brighton Beach Ralflroad the honor of being the foremost person i i reign | station at Flabush aveaue and reported i-| the assault to the Ucket agent, Willlam \t|Hatloran, Halloran told the police that ected to get the man’s name. came in, with his face torn and of importance this world has ever known. If what he says 1s not true, why, he—is: This is wnat the ‘Professor’ says, @pparently believing tn himeel! VENICE, March 26.—Emperor William of Germany, who is now n this city as the guest of King Victor Emanuel, has interested himself Emperor Willlam sent a cor “I have rt 0, 1 on | anly { 2 2 4 aeeul AAleS’ Pre anid Mar and necktle tm Men ESNe REMIT AEC ee tke kal deeply in the reports the Duke of the Abruzzi is engaged to marry Miss Olisls sae a eitaaTite Tela center of the universe, and am prepar-| Katherine Elkins, daughter of United States Senator Elkins. sh 3 ; of four had attacked him on iS WAS! Ju y. 1 place, near Nostrand avenue.’ ing to learn the inmo. c all ‘ . ers WE e ee ee The Kaiser asked the Italian ruler to-day if it was true that he was| Be this as it may, ‘Professor’ Mont- ave i cousi Ki i cc Braslislaiesrepsiaeiees these vaning | Soot to have an American cousin. The King replied that he could aot World to-day 4 story that, perhaps, in| say whether the marriage had been definitely arranged, that he must | im. ation ha ver been ¢ le es . ¢ law Yo at | eienbee the pans Rint tack e await the arrival of the Duke from New York. He expected that the! Oe OL CLO Duke would arrive in Rome on April 1, and then let him know how his Bushy red hair, a luxuriant mustache,| o4+) 4, ee an ascetic pallor, dreamy eyes betand | Suit had Init ; oe largo lenses, held secure by a flow: It Is said that the Kalser, sw _ ve aigenersilairerinairee amiiles In Europe, view ailk cord, and a general alr of indiffer , 1 “ : peal " arm the proposed marriage of a 1 General Electric Company deposited of the Italian royal family with nearly half a million, Other large ac san girl, even though she bean counts were ¢ ned, tncluding one tnd: viduaJ trust fund of $300,000. com: | An and r ty-se later the same gang held up ‘bed Dominco Bergomango, fif- n years old, a watchman, of No. [$6 Gravesend avenue, at Fitty-thira n the exact nature of tia] t and Ninth avenue, They beat nade to. thts ern | him until was almost une {and took several dollars from his muntea t a We e arrival of al mw ten days upon t ous y in connection with | m oof Dr Dayld Jayne HIN} pocket not clear, yet, according to the oflicial| description of one of his assailants, ence to things materia! to this world go to make the “Professor” a fitting be- ing to promulgate what he calis his Phis highwayman wore dark years old, smooth-faced and well even yet p nformation sand a short overcoat. “discovery.!* | sss, It ts even said that the Kalser | kha Dr. Hilt tot A ee Dismissing a pretty girl whose 59. ‘Ivlivat urged upon ibe eran) Depositors in Majority. Lost Bird hut Got Watch in ja to tl u 2 UA Bic, 'C. W. MORSE’S SON TO WED. j cents for a horoscops he apparently ‘at he was Ga i ng & eee Ohuries’ Hi; liceap, the Knickerbocker’ I x ate Know, boner that LES eG | { spurned that he might make puolic Prec*Gnt vy Blving his consen| new president, stool with an Even'r Scuffle With Man Who SN Le Sad a Maa habeahaaie o BOSTON, March 26—At a bridge pa these!rare tadte,.the “rofesaoe” said: | #9 aillance. World reporter n the lower Broadway | cole th Man patched a letter from Berlin. to th A OT Bae yar feie Bente State Department in relation to. this F ner monarchs, the report runs, branch at nos Has Affinity in the Sun. |the King of Italy has received delicate teen persons line “It was in San Francisco in 19% that| and tactful, but nevertheless pointed | money. ‘The recely Z became aware that some mysterious {s against the marriage. But the larger group at h influence was at work on my mind. 1| Ttalan ruler 1s safd to have given more |r | Se were just fou eainiie A. Pevey, No. 1 Massachusetts rs {thas |avenue, Cambridge, hatter, and if public ty Attempted to Catch Him. to withdraw day afternoon nae ofliclaia here may decide to call upon | A young man was wandering across his a first withdrawal was that of 7 ETRITIS: | S0venty caatranrmedathion eaten te eto, auUCiata, Ms Settee em filled with passive electricity and ear to the sentimental arguments of the ph Scot al estate dealer at No. vs fad paVieven ey: ; ec 9! Mrd | eating the substance of In the de- eph Scott. a r dealer at > SLAtTHEPIN avenue to-day when a panting man|partment’s cipher my mentality {3 particularly susceptible | Duke than to the alarm of his brother 2% Liberty str to thought vibrations. For montha 1 rulers. had on depos Allowed! this. {atuonce. {ol permeate my| His/own marriage was'a romance tha | Money Comes In as Fast. 4S) vas nis partner) © who took out all he chased ty a screaming woman bore (7 — SHERMAN GETTING BETTER. Povey is the second daughter , The second man vey and 4s well known for =) y down on hi Being andlavinatiioreslisedi thacceuthil la litle Gt! th 1 | withdrew 3606. The total of Sitiarecaiaitt "Stop thtet! Cateh him!" eried the} wasit) Riaren|eecon; isllp. She ts fond of athlet ‘i a ealized the truth, | flavored little of the usual royal ar- . . withdrew $006. The total of withdrawals ; s arch 26—Co the Harvard the) iscovery, (was astounding Al rangement between European nations Paid Out—$1,500,000 in | exirea by the fourteen men in line “The ‘man did, Tho fleaing thier [mae Jem Fae toR UWADiCElll at ule sical personality—I car Hit ather-dn-law, fn 5 ounted ot quite $1 Me 19 fleeing thle | wig has been ill at a it phy: pe y not call it His father-in-law, the old Prince of First Hour. amounted to not quite § ped short with the youth's arme| “Sted a restful night and bis cond nilege ea Mr, Keep announced that the follow- i human or spiritual—on the it, Montenegro, has never been considered i pund hf There w a struggle ‘ gun, was impressing me wit as a real monarch and certainly not ing men, all officials of the company Begs aoa t the eel fae bi ree f os ¥ g for a moment. en the thief sped | thoughts! Ben ait under the old regime, had been teavingsetice Wiper map fy Oke) “From then on this being, whose 1 © of an American girl to @ epirit of jubilation very much | py the new directors: B. L s eteee ite en et “| name T leatnea ts Fol Tach Ale a iAilMestRUNiat a contrast with the feeling t Seco rie! aurter earned ts Fol Tscharjakali, h: row stablish a eS Ing that marked | Second Vi “My watoh fs gone." walled the thief. picked himself 1 told me secrets that, if properly upp: edent. Miss Elkins, the King| the suspension of inst fall, the Knick-| Brown as Tb: ed to-day to be much b piace In June will make of this earth the paradise | u stands, would never| erbocker Trust Company to-| Dunn as ather- | the sun 1 know al! except the se t nt to a atic union, whicn| for business under the terms the of the hereafter. All that ts lacking | could be arrani without any fuss or| organization plan. It was taken as a/ ing wh mow fs co-operation with three of te | aly atic agitation. But she demands a; significant and inspiring fact that per-| watch us, } world’s great minds, and in a few] royal marriage, with all the customs sons desinng to make deposits were al-| to months we will be in direct communl-| and formalitios attendant thereon, and! most as numerous as those desiring to/| or, we will pay over our appeared in a nea: ce-President, and H niler ary and ‘Treasurer r eee: ie aan Mrs, 1 : “We are start- t j Hen when the woman, Mrs, Kather: stors, but If you iL enth street, came up, he explamed see us giving the le thatin' t Te the man who had jon. Under the re- SS lisramteveicn ater ay et ; F mant- e e cation with the people of the sun! expects to be accepted without question | withdraw money. counters—we will have no Clearing- Lawyer Rosenbaum ‘Takes Pevse. Bad rovied tim of @ some— ' Want to Uplift Us. as “epusin'” by the King. Queen Elena; State Ranking Superintendent Clark | House connections, I am much grat i Sint . Fe Stes Bey Cha) . a ‘My friend of the sun tells me that afd the Dowager Queen Margherita, and) Williams, with several aides, was at| ned by the snowing of confidence Charge of Fugitive’s Affairs | a tory, 100, For | hls people are desirous of uplifting this M/S? by the haughty Orleans Princess, | the main building of the Knickerbocker, | Have i, In advance of open- c c mi ir ony who 1s the Duchess of Aosta, wife of the great marble pile at Thirty-fourth | img the doors we received move, thi oni GoureOrder. Soe kept. watch and | world, not wholly fre and wuss! wou) in new deposits, saw a young man | Sebeeye Galton Rhein! ow aiwalll Heine the elder brother of the Duke of the|atreet and Fifth avenue, Examiners) ii "I am told, be more tian duubled SEN f Wael that mysterious emanations from Abruzzi from the State Banking Department | in a littie whil A SSS sneak in her back yard and up ao ia | globe, incomprehensi to th Chance of Belng Queen. ere wabonsaiat es thes branches} It wil vs 8 per BETS eae (de posts Judge Holt, of the United States Cir- cy i Diese tov i it as = @isturbing thelr minds and bodies.| Such a union as this has been beyond | downtown, at No. roadwayiiiniHar-|tOrs tO Leave ce Miveey, “Under the! cult Gourt, thi on nppainted 127, the fire-eea Her pe x "hig condition they wish to remedy that) the fondest dreams of the most ambi-|lem, at Lenox avenue and One Hundmd | pian’ of tine. payments cent SbOy ERE NT appoin Dearie’ was sunning himself. for Man Woman and hi E they may benefit. |} tious American girls who have stormed | and Twenty-fifth street, and In Tremont, | to which nat 3S deposits are engl a ace, a director of the an) Mrs, Hodel cou stir the yuth had | ’ 4 " ‘ OrERSHinEh dof twenty-nine m estate WORN S ee 5 He altdldown the 1nd: “The people of Mars and the other) the noble fortr of Europe for the/at One Hundred and Forty-ninth street | at the end of thents sun! Pie Chamber of Commerce, recelv ne grabbed the : SSRAAE ye planets,” he says, “are indifferent to) past half century, That the undreamed|and Third avenue. Promptly at 12/ U6. Tia am OUnts vsit, Pasquale Pat) bank at No. 240 y- der and was speeding away while the Reborn ee wonder ruling ingen on eat Sree because they are not themselves | of honor should fall to Miss Elkins will) o'clock the doors opened at each of these carnings will be. beth street, Starace is an tmporter of DIPd erfed loudly, “Ob, Lordy! Mamma conned shoulders without discomfort or stoppage of ci ” z env! e: lacs rm ! i evel we abl su ad Ai € he ji i e : culation, affected by the earth emanations make her the envied of the envied these places, The clerks sitting behind ny we Will suc BiG SUllPncRCANGH ee CENGUC Ten Peariiiian mocine | c ; = - “My friend Fol, who discovered In me! o¢ course the possibility of Miss the new sets of books had been in walt- ee anOur. Coe Valet ee a ety | rs Wicanene Reborn expands the chest 1 to 3 inches, positively the mind susceptible to thought kins ever becoming Queen of Italy 1s: Ing for hours, GG Pes vere wae amealColeMinRAT OS pe h fall wea Brevenline lung trouble Oy compel deep) Dt satnes ; . vet ft pssibility | 3 doors swung open at the) Te ree a uh 2 Ff wihope to catch th eborn increases the heigh: staightenin; e eG Cais a) Dacian crate iWontullyst eens: ea a Ee $1,500,000 Deposits In Hour. 7 te eetiding the ganitor ran petition in bankruptcy Med against Pat! vislta a hospital, Mrs beng J Deak iit) 1) emo Cth) s wlth Nn Due cOnT creer the King ¢ y, 8 At the Tremont Branch the happ; ¥ idshaking oy Attorney Sidney Ltosenbauin, the 4 + BinBhin ee di myself, now asks me to present his! vovernment give their full sanction tO) yo or. tumed aie cae K peti Lat flowers: | em of Mah rey SOAR ORARGR man Reborn gives woman a fascinating figure with or in plea to the earth people. He asks that the marriage and death should sweep |) iia ang Aish ; nee in sist i coats Oe Sete pet Er place of corsets, but without their unhealthful effects, and serenaded the officials, There att on behalf of these credito Antonto t while Reborn gives to man that erect, commanding appear- i ; : rate | ome great electrician, a great chemiai | away the barriers that now sepa were informal demonstrations at the Vinlello, $6,000 balance on purchase be thieftaker was on s oa the | 1 A number ance that stamps him as young, energetic and successful. and a OC slant Bera their |the Duke of the Abruzzi from Harlem branch and the branch on onably dressed women gave t ' price of reai estate at No. 90 Ellzabeth i. | Reborn : fans boys and Euls tovgrow into graceful, minds to become passive to his own, | throne. lower Broadway. somewhat the aspect of a social 5, Liverl, $500 cash depos.t- . PAUSE BOY Si fnd thus allow him to explain how we| European monarchs are shocked at| (Ver TTOnGwAy. | | function. : . OE eee oesttS POLICEMAN LOSES TEETH well-proportioned and healthful men and women, neluding every possible demand and} Pale en director reported | €d, and Vito Sclse!, §200 deposited. Get Reborn to-day and feel reborn to-morrow, | ‘The petition alleges that Patl ts tn- STOPPING A RUNAWAY. solvent and that he has skipped with may communicate with each other by|even the vague probability of an Amer: every imaginable contingency, the total | oy mechanical forces. Will these three|ican girl pushing her way to & every. mag ina pie con fineeney.sthe total cnet new, Correct Carriage Is the Secret of | i ri- Ww aC —— men do this? It is q plea from the peo-|tinental throne, with a possible Ame: to-day by thelit000 depositore tasted \had been withdrawn $10,000. , th TT Pisce ple of the sun, Think of the results! [can pater-In-law to dictate the Btare 4, pout 480) WON US TERRE tilled the [ter waalinel held ince tho sus: [Ben OF te seven ot the bank | /Mealey Has Three Knorked Out, Youth, Health and Beauty. p i 500, 000, 5 ¥ ‘ong the first new accounts ML ope i : '. oli Watches) Us) Dally: Ce a eto men in charge of the rejuvenated | Sore tho folluwing: American, Line |sald Lawyer Rosenbaum, “and try to and Is Also Badly Cut z) ai “Fol bas a telescope that, small as As ee Meena telnavelacnelover! Knickerbocker Trust had In waiting be- | Thread Company. « Trust ‘aighten out the books, tf there | About the Face. Round Shoulders Are a Characteristic of Old Age tween $14,000,000 and $15,000,000, More- | Company, of Boston, i i ES)| at ord ny We haven't the slightest Idea watches us at our vocations. He has over, during the first hour this amount | 8” Sugar Revlning ¢ ot the condition of the funds, and we! Pollceman Menley, of the West One even discerned my own face. For two grew through new deposits almost as) 4 goxg FROM Tice BLUE Moon.” | Will not pay off depositors. Hundredth st station, wus badly cut years I have experimented with lenses fast as It was shrinking by reason ot | = a ea Tarnea Covers |i eee he erim nal suthor ites about the face and head and had three fat hls direction, trying to make @ sim- | riage. juston of the Kaiser's visit | Withdrawals, and “he inue unter iong tan | (2 Mvestiate, Tam Intermed thal Vall geoth Knocked | out Anety-elishth flar telescope, He directs me carefully, Avie core uel go to the Island of| It was estimated that new deposits | on Hroudw Ss out of the Sti s stre 1 o-day to Venice ords ant \foreign port. We will ask Mr, Jerome, when he was stopping @ runaway horse but the great difficulty is that the glass | to Venice vee east amounted to upward of a, million and contain the words and mun and perhaps the Attorney-General, tO attached to a wagon loaded with milk th ft is, 19 so powerful that he dally all this with King Victor and asked him to reconsider before he gives his | tinal and decisive approval to the mar- Special Offer! On account of the enormous demand the past six weeks for Reborn and our increased of the sun is chemically different from wlll a half between 1 o'clock and 1 The| feature s help settle tae muddle, Pat's bank’had cans. . Aa us Rehorny lark fe not duplicate ngraham, author | 7,000 depositors.”* The horse started at Ninety-fitth tacilities to make Reborn in larger quantities, eure ang, (therefore, 1 cep ef Le ABBOT—CONDON. Pennsylvania Hailroad eent to the Fifth Ele, Musto by pers | "That Path, who. is sometimes called | gtreet and Central Park West, and ran we have reduced the price from $2 to $l. 3 ie parca ne Fe tate about the| At St, Mary's Church, Yonkers, yes- |@venue building big lump sum. The Publisher, the “Italian J.B, Morgan’ of this! west to Columbus avenue, and then days trial, money back if not satisfied. Post- “These things Fot tells m ? : ee hi athe country and is now turned north. Mealey selzed the hor: i unit ls ast ae huge ball of flaming| terday morning, Miss Mary Aloysia ; — ie way to Montevideo, Was the Te-|by the bridle, and was. bringing him| paid on receipt of $1. When ordering state full d matte: we think, but a per-) Condon, daughter of the late Lawrence 5 vert which to-day reached the Its to a stop When the milk cans rolled | Chest and waist measure and whether male or Cah eae human life. Their} R. Condon, was married to Walllam GOINGS ON IN SOCIETY Detective Bureau at Police Hienaquart- our and started the ‘ant mal fxaln, Phe a female, Free Booklet. fect al in a: a i f % '. ers. ati forn ved in Montevid oliceman held o1 u qi Police- ae Gardner “ADbOL/ Of New ror ine Rave ° thd is well acquainted in Uruguay: funn came to his assistanes, and the TORN POSTION] dayg are twenty hours long; the people} coremony was performed by the Rev. Uve and die as we do, the span of life|Charles R. Corley. | Charles Kempton inant Arwentina. pivnway was etopped. c room, Was top of this came the news from the ""Mealey was taken to the station house | ge ranging from alxty-tive to ninety years, | ADbot. brother, of tre ere ee rides: rtcte Attorney's ofice that a new in | and sent home. | 10-12 W. 22d St. No acckients ever happen, They have| maids, Owing to a recent bereavement | It fs understood that a marriage Js be- Inst month hetween the Duc dejy “ation Was ng made into tie ee e fa | Kliling of Prauclsco Palletere by Patt « Proving Hin Ambition, | New York no books, as all knowledge is trans-|{n the famMy of the bride only tmme- | in¢ arranged between the Prince de Sa- | Chaulnes and Miss Theodora Shonts HAN aoe Hee tmiaicweeks | ARO: 7 Al diate relatives were present. 3 : F Gesnuitne Gnloneo itirtt , sto at the Waldorf-Astoria, apparently the happiest of unions. As|the time Sgiven Fut that Pat had ) nat ade On Crate 3 4 a ee eee ie Hand letters daily, con-| “Harold, papa says you mustn't come | mitted to children at birth. “Thelr government 1s republican; j}and Mme. Anna Gould, formerly the Yet no rumors of divorce have marred | e==Do YOU Know mar the honeymoon is a sult for afjabout $0 which he had on deposlt ‘Yes, Harold.” Inexpensive, Sto murder him, and that ee me any more.” | they jUsllevelin/ what they, oul ashe ! wife of Count Bont de castellane, with teh happiness of the honeymoon The ed Pullotere in -self-de- |t, See me any Morn | Supreme Force—ah, much more, much t a reputation for stopping at nothing, Young couple are travelling by easy ‘ ote you don't seem to have any | LAVENDER i. more can I tell you but tt is not im- ever butcner. Miss Helen Gould {s not assisting in stages to the ancestral estate of the) Detective Russ, of Jerome's SUNN gabition ny : Window hanie no Dt Py { isso! Sad shih a, “Great Scott! "sh ! wit DorAnE HOWE | cur aanguagellor. for the arrangement, Nelther ia George |4e Chaulnes family, known the [tite Batletere’ was a deplstior In Patie — "Great Scott! TI show himt Wa Crown Salts me to know Fol's is not necessary—| Gould, and as these two have much to! Matson de Shine, ‘The only thing to[bank, and that he had been refused you marty nie, | <ospy thought vibration knows no speaking : have no crime on the say as to the disposition of the former] Clothing bill against the Duke. report. to the District-Attorney states Kegistered Orting’ f ie SNE alin erro mina Menon. te Countess's fortune, it 1a not yet cer- ri ae cas Py Pallotere did threaten to all te (iil ewe Useful, Sanitary, every other, The idea is divine. tain whether she Is to become aj The marriage, which was arranged! anker if he did not at once pay, # ; \ " . ‘and that upon belng refused | cor wat he" fastened “to by men of Princes, Prince de Sagan declares he can | between A. Hart McKee and the beau- EN CT aMISe ayy) eS CsI ALT SILL abi 1 welence?” ii . afford to wait—contrary to the general | tful Mrs, Tevis, after Mr, MeKee's He was nning’ fe that Grape-Nuts can be di. The Favorite Smelting Sal Vor Nearly Forty Years And Is So Now THE CROWN PERFUMERY CO. OF LONDON 80 FAST 20TH STRE but Pat! was too quick Ly police had a hard gested by, and quickly give nz In order the erewd of 600 We ahd syinpathizers who swarmed | strength to the man or of ¢ Path banking house, The . ae oe ee pers had aserred deposi: woman who cannot digest tors that Patt would return, they 1 habit of princes. Mme. Gould has an-| former marriage had been disarranged, nounced that she has had enough of! together with that of Mr. and Mes marriage. Phipps, of Deny has also been dis-| postt Count Bont declares he {s coming to| arranged by the French courts, Though | ft America to give de Sagan a slap on|both Amertcans by birth, this i the other wrist, only one having been} couple have given remarkanie e md they were waiting for the dc 10 ether food. smitten by him tn thelr recent terrible of tho adaptability of the American | "NPE phothameds "™ “©. The amount of promptly affray in Paris. ent, having given @ . Acritel, who ts 1 es eee release rea uetitG eck tes bunk| available nourishment a FATHER OF SLAIN CHILD AGAIN IN WORKHOUSE. ET, N.Y, nl germs as curtains know that you and inexpen- ioe ate Wilfal stained ct owith) Wine (Thomas Boylan Has Spent Much Time There Since Viola’s Body Have you tried our new Perfume JEUNESSE DOREE Coroner, is decets eee dence of assimilating the habits a Ke of f atte ait Fe eee te he. Path he Favorite of London seclety | Was Found. ( Ao runtelagelia being disarranned. ac: |customaoor eneh nopility., In| direetly. opposite “from the Matis, Fonticaneciery ion GENE Je Favorite | : Thomas Boylan, father of five-year-old Dud Ae i - deed, Mr, Meck s ny his wife tol serts that the small priva ! | es os Araveral sf ig raed i cording to rumor, between Alfred Van-/ have become ¢ et ef honey {institutions will soon come under St urorotiitsivalue SWalweeny anes Viola Boylan, whe was found mys- derbilt and his beautiful young wife, for- | moon tn Paris an ex t WwW ater cont ra vara which will A ny 2 pees 208 ee eee as Here's an able Butcher merly Miss Elsie French, These persons A tothe future. alll ieee of elt fee sented to t gislature Grape-Nuts is practically ae } toy Diy : ee Agr rans s Leal eesairestiag: most ot | Who knows how to cut meat; erolalied wwithithe nopllity/by, Marr ase party ¥ | pyate panics all foodand is transformed =| = AMA rin costs i) 1 ‘ 0 es ee v3 for. man’ | ee TE 5 . his time in’ the workhouse on Black-| At cutting steaks and chopping chops | Alfred is first cousin to Consuelo, nv te said to] Nallan’ Bankers’ Association, A SONG FROM “THE BLUE Moon." | ee ale Duchess of (Marlborough, while his wife's | The Emperor of ian pained that dur sister is the Honorable Mrs, Eaton. Mrs, |have graciously Inte! 4 himself tn] financial flurry, when thi rwas sent back again to-day on com- ’ 5 : o ° reen | tutions were suspend! int of his wite, who told Magistrate | For some time he was out of work, Vanderbilt has moved her effects from |the contemplated marriage between | tullons oooulaton wimndtew ane in the Harlem Police Court that). But through a World “Situation Mr. Vanderbilt's farm. Squire Vander-| Miss Katharine Elkins and the Duke] eon the m. Laps pais into tissuebullding, Everybody remembei> James T, Powers | 11's Island since the child's death. He| He's very hard to beat. mas “to-day ui gor inet’ | energy-making materialin | ..g «1mo Bluo Moon,” with Its long | siness, the py withdrew thelr fun'*| about one hour after being — on Mrondway. Next Sunday's World will nent nav 4) contain the words and music of “I'll Marry of the Abruzzi, first eo: to the King| from th a ’ * ; Eniak whemever'he could raise cnouss | Wanted” Ad. he found a Job BI tpi said FOr ner Gaver tne sce Sten lot Ltalyc che Duke, It be remem | truly. © Fament savings tanks 0) eaten—another,good thing to Make a Home for Mother,” ihe At his particular vocation. tlon to the harvesting of a crop of wild | bered, is an expert mountain-climber, | '“ER) puns on other Itallan banks con- k . Him to 3 , ALZ. abused everybody roundly, cata, also to promoting the Interests of] and Misa “Rhiana, if she becomes his | unuey weday inthe downtown "Litto to know. feature wong of the production, The ome | oy gata Sy NEW YORK the pouc hi uichess, will, from a social standpoint ‘and in Harlem and the Bronx ae , ” Ingraham, author i. 3 fie away for e pono fa he wes|| AND DO YOUKNOW. JHATIS THE | | the eutoraoblie: industry. have done some tall mountain climbing | the money exchanges which accept de- There’s a Reason’’ for seabed ea ee Muse’ by poe, || 386 BROADWAY, BROOKLYN : ded a detention only @ WAY HUNDREDS FIND GOOD-PAY- oe e@ herself. She will be the first Ameri- sits Teporied heavy withdrawala te Grape-Nuts, C ety ahaplaes " publisher. Gam dope oon. ING POSITIONS EVERY WEEK? The marriege which was arranged can woman ¢o marry into royal family, | fhe I fore’ ’Amsociation. | mission 0 , . , '