The evening world. Newspaper, March 27, 1908, Page 4

Strung anne by olved in World’s Gam- bling Revelations. in Time, PITTSBURG, March Rooks, a hands fice Camgmissic er Bingham con- e World's recent never again be a Bernh hee from the Station to West Sixt ht still as acting captain, was Fito do duty in the Fifth street Ks Capt. Michael J. Reidy was Sausnt over from the blushing avenue station to succeed him. Lieut. John! t Thirtiet ok ner for a negro, about her neck, and was ude known sex TO 3 CB SLY Se MF USE, HGE AS AERO Two OAD We Mob Seeking Wife Slayer, but Screamed ™7.—Catharine of E me, athletic girl 4d Higceivitching programme to-da twenty-three, is back at her pa: home, No. 9 Bedford street, to-day, she dis-| 1s a man after an expert- Jay evening. placed | Fargo neh- | Horne! ing her when she gave a terrific scream, @s only a woman can give, and (on 0 rep > Daasengers. According to reports made) wards. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1908. washed. Her hair had become loosened and fallen down ber back. The leader spoke again. “It's a white girl, too,” he sald. Miss Rooks then told her story. She was sent to Youngstown for the rest of the night, and yesterday, properly ar- rayed, she was taken to her home. “It's very dangerous being a man,” she sald to-day. for Reilly’s tate Hinged on In- ebriety. OF ERIE TRAIN NO, 19 cans Five Others Injured When Wells - Fargo Express Crashes With Freight. | ROCHESTER, March %—Two men e fatally injured and, ured in the wreck of [cuted the pd | | | ‘ | | [were killed, Alp at Belvidere, near tally incompetent. The and seven express cars. It carried no coffee business. here, the train was, yi Erie ofc | Reilly ¢ MADE WILL, 1S al DECISIC $75,000 rogate Beckett to-day admitted | bate the will of Robert B, Reilly, | = nterted by Abby Agnes} 09 90000000000000000.00000000600010 0000090900 0OO OOOO iBonwii, Harris & Co; 1, known as the Wells | giteq to the use of alcohol that he} 3 »w, who clatmed Icunk when he exe- and that he was so ad- fosday: The will was executed March 6, 1 in was made up of an engine when Mr. Reilly was in the tea and i Broadway and Fifth Ave., Cor. 21st St. incorporated the Robert B. any, selling his business | that he was drunk when under the influence of liquor. ation clause is full and | The val ff M ely" 3 BAILA {BIBENE SGU TOIUHIN coors LEVEE OOL Se March eee mel, the New York NO ORIENTAL BANK APPEAL. | ‘c!case from prison on Ms rope, Was a passer Attorney-General Jackson Loses and Mast Pay $10 Costs, The Appellate Division of the Su- ed the motion | and exchanged hy hing when h rty gree! cheerful and lau ak, Put $10 costs on the At- that Three years after- | Suit Special, 15.00 OBrien, of the Traffic Squad, wa Miss Rooks's brother ts oh ie a eeetwarey cia (cago and had baeged sh in collision with an extra fremit ae th) th th corpora of which he was| ferred to the command of the and had begged her to come to) result of an error on the part of aj ine Cavenieeatation aha. had) riot Roriralirona | president until his death, Dec. 18, 1906. 0 ton, y ’ train deepatecher. The frelght train! te owned 72 per cent. of the capital feil upon Lieut. Jolin but believed t could should have been held at Wellsville to! ai nder, except shures Whe axe a her way nt night she took ging to her u f the Vice Squad, who wes the Fourth K. Bing joi has had charge Hice Court Squad hed to the ¢ r desk duty. for | Was sent now in she was t ne mob earest tree, the mob. speak, but have dis- ur prayers!" s mute. Hor ‘Thomas ghth s and iss Ro ina sobbing: “There's sume mistake, boy the leader. “This @ girl, Well, I'l be”— Miss Rooks e attache of the and ‘Twenty: ae ong other ‘c igham tovfiay was one pla pls Lieut. Ju the Vernon ave ton, 4) nine patrolmen or following transfers of leutenants james F. Bolan. from the West Forty- n street station to the Fourth In- tion District; Robert opine F. Lé re St eth A et. Brookly st. ThoMas Ma Capagare | to Adams | Custom Tailored Suits— HIP. SING TONG LEADER ns disguisea as | atiow suit [ said, how and! to give the cap, sta ljought Miss face was | New York coal, was very certain j could explain a rope was thrown abo wer neck, and she was dragged to th and) Fatal “Death” Avenue Crossing. | UD 1 to and ali the pro ‘The Board of to-day ap- | een, ave you any prayers to make?" could ommanded the shouted the leader ne end of the rope began KS was half litt but | Every! of Inspecto! i Sull fine an tie ground. Tnen she Vice [ reamed, not once, the Yorkville | dozens of times. The mob looser © rope and Miss Rouks si said t a nigger. lvs as released and her | mission oI Boys’ of ail woo! cloths---sewed with silk—wear guaranteed, stock, the express to pass. It ts er, that the despatcher fatled yer order, with the re- two trains crashed to-| ed feult that th | carry en the bu the estate ——_-— MUST BUILD BRIDGE. | than « ral Must Prefect! less of the prc wa y e New York rpany to build a! gig [resolution to compel Central Ratiroad Co Tenth avenue, The company | weeks before making nis will, 1 to defray the ot but ty will pay for ce of the brids » 1s accepted as a tempor- 1S the removal of the “Death avenue.” At and Tenth avenue ceive the | se. Two nd Elain' | favor of Heroy became hugatory A and He FROM “THE BLUE MOON.” | ody remembers James T. Powers Blue Moon,” with Its long run Next Sunday's World will d music of “I'l M Mother,” thi jon. ‘The song 1d, 80N' wa of “i'm M Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th-38th Sts. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Suits, Top Coats and Reefers | Hand Tailored Sea to qualify other directors, Herbert $8. Heroy, wno 1s now president of the} oY MEN'S SPRING SUITS, of pure worsteds, Scotch chev- nis | led that Heroy was to ss for the benefit of id WAS to receive not less ts, and not Mr. Reilly left legactes to relatives, | friends and employees, amounting . The residue he left in trust, foot bridge over its tracks at Thirtleth | nis wite, whom he ‘had married five to re- ne for life, and the prin- | 1, on her death, to such idren as might be born of dren, Robert e ° 2 2 nd Elaine Reilly, were subsequently $y born | ic @ e women children have 1 network of | Surrogate Beckett says that ft 48 evi- | F or killed. dent that by pone eae | bu the provi Mediun jots and velour finis! shades, in brown, st white cassimeres; new Spring | ne color, grays, blue with }] 5,00 pes and blue se ndsomely tailored. Very choice selection; SPECIAL AT to! 3 mere cha ha a ie Harris & Co; ALL WOOL NORFOLK ANE BREASTED AND NORFOLK) ckerbocker trousers; blue, @, 5Q) 7 to 17; value to $9.5 , 5.00 blue serges, golf reds, black and white vert cloths, Ages 24% to 12, 5.00 7.50 opportunity for small men;} breasted suits that +7.00 ICE) 15 to single and sold from $15.00 to $16.50. Our New Madras Waist. a T chevie and navy RQ 50. J 2 5 Se Bow Goes lo Sing Sing on b ree; 8 t ars. Value $12.50 O.0 .50 ° . Charge of Carrying “c a Sailor and Russian Suits— Russian and Sailor Washable ealte Special Offering sealed Woy See ae Wee G76 2.75 Be Dey oot bee here was ah e feud te | Women's and Misses’ i i iglish serge, t cloth, also her- | Tailored Suits, H t rs. 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