The evening world. Newspaper, May 9, 1908, Page 2

THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1908. 5000 “FINEST” Parzen. EAN WOMAN SHOOTS [HOUSE “MARCH IN GREAT. |esosisesexer FAMOUS MEN JUN BURGLAR AS HE. WORK ecation from Washington. | Never'a Better Show of Guar |] 9 P. M—Guests assemble in the J) |Fires Twice Again After He, dians of Peace in This eH eREGGEED | Dives Through Window, | 5 City. |] 9 to 12 P. M.--Magnificent display but He Escapes. | |] tion office and reception of the del- of fireworks from the roof of the | Pulitzer Building ie | to to 11 P. M.—Inspection of the | Mrs. Josephine Hamilton, of No. as! § build Hudson street, Yonkers, awoke at 1:40) ng and the various depart. Twenty-fifth Anniversary of This A.M. to-day to find a tougi ments of publication in full opers- dy any community | arched out to- | ne World can show 1 ( ore the pecite w pay their | poking and were pronounced by the |man flashing a dark lantern on the face | Mrs. Cora Belle Herron and Her} Mother Dragced Hromirain bys oi iaiaia an Weeiterdiessteon ‘ior sy —-Butfet luncheon seve | Newspaper Under the Ownership Joe her unand. who was anceps ation office. j Hamilton made no outery and the Syracuse Detectives Now on Pn ect carta | aitight—stet of the mnmon| and Editorial Direction of Joseph [tune sane presses on the Anniversary Edition packed up /a moving the children well dressed and . n former yea in sph of lowering 1 : machine t Their Way Here. |akies and a dan EN Pulitzer to Be Commemorated. [ea at fe and dropped We ove oa fy, omen overdo, A female weak- American women n our homes are daily sacrificing she was| their lives to duty. In order to keep the home neat and | New York's small army of uniformed window, | tidy, w : ¥ cement is often brought fade comprising eleven regiments, five | Ses , 2 | : jwleces af jewelry and articles of] on and they suffer in silence, drift- s. Cora Belle Herro fame ho was og Oi | special battalions and a bow-wow an- With fireworks blazing from roof and dome, making probably the! clothing, and went toward the window | ino © from bad yrse, knoW- { Mrs. Cora Belle Herron, the Chicago widow, who was dragged from | P a second ine Veraren the egy wencew | inig atone: from bad (o)worse, know x. which included the police dog ency es ents * one z retain ing : NY : and held ina Syracuse police station most gorgeous spectacle of its kind ever witnessed in New York, The Jround ore. Hamilton recollected ing well that they ought to have ne exhibit ne police officers at- | iy (5AM World will celebrate to-night its twenty-fifth anniversary under the Tees waa'a loaded revolver on a s help to overcome the pains and aches the yular heroes i ae ‘ Bs iy _ {in the t ° names and | ownership and editorial direction of Joseph Pulitzer. Varied festivities | distu oraer of the bedroom, Wi which daily make life a burden. millar to the citizens ot | with full courage, sprang out | hat “J y 4 a sleeping car up-State early to-d tracted ecause somebody on the Pullman thought she looked like Mrs. Gunness, ginal destination, this cas ore the Indiana murderess, will reach New York, her ori : : i t : fe Ute Usb ee 1 It is to these faithful women that | with many interesting features have been arranged, including the formal! ran across the room, grasped ! ’ evening, accompanied by her aged mother, Mrs. Lucy Burton, who; t's ee ' a ae fr | volver and fired point-blank at the br LYDIA E. P. KHAM Ss - . - Starting at 1040 o'clock from Broad- Haye ieee Heys Nie ee prrate nes . d fired point-blank at the bur- Tanta ae * shared with her the distressing experience on the train and in the lock-up, | way and Astor place the Hne of march opening of the new Pulitzer Building, doubled in size by an enormous) pyar VETETABLE COMPOUND — H ra] v structural addition. | ‘The thug who had turned to seize} comes as a boon and a blessing, asit’ ; was up Broadway to Twenty-t | Mrs, Hamilton ducked as she shot.{ did to Mrs. FE. Ellsworth, of May- rE They wil! go at once to the honte of Mrs. Herron’s sister, Mrs, | street. to Madison avenue, to Fortiet E ri { street. to Fifth avenue and down to the} A large company of Invited guests who are to join {n the ceremonies! and, running to the window, dived] —: , 3 > Cc | Faiphthincouel ville: N. Y., and to Mrs. W. P. Boyd, arles P. Rockefeller, at No. 317 West Fortieth stre i, Where, When! reviewing stand at Madis | the remodelled building fronting City Hall Park to-n der in the "4 i : Be ea cr runiie shock Rear Sigs) Seite, tena oir Bn Poison Didn't Work Quick commemorating the marvellous achievements of the past quarter of a cen-| escaping a secona| Of Beaver Falls, Pa., who saj g he two women recove le ne HOCK, derstood they | na mn. man iy offvers and promine ay h for Thi | tury and the beginning of au era that promises even more will assemble in | nd he also] “I was not able to do my own work, : citizens. Cardinal Tague of tretand.| Enough for Thieves, but ae ne Ree Wis feet lowing to the female troubles from will consult lawyers with a view to bringing actions against the New hod sufi wh red. Lydia E, Pinkham’s | Archbishop Farley and other clergymen | Sie A 5 i York Central road and against the police authorities of at least two cities, aN TE eet altar | Victim Is in Hospital. | doors are thrown open as the first part of the celebration. (Me Manito wee wikened Vegetable Compound helped me won- a ‘ref r off Oo ot 1s + uvenile eers Ones apa.” pe ee i} 7. yy . oa ro = * the firing joined his wife t the win-|derfully, and | am so 1] that I can do Mra. G the fugitive owner of {I do not answer descriptions of Mrs \ 5 s DAP (ait pewiter a C fj so wel 5 rs, Gunness. lonalcof Miran |/<Kawenttan ceutheiparade waresbllaty| GREATEST OF NEWSPAPER HOMES. How, endetien ren to tbe street but tne | ac bigvatday'erworkagileevers ddan war, wish every sick woman would try it!” the Laporte murder farm, was a stout |Gunness in any pi the ground near t | “I sha ert M. Owen, a buyer for a Sy-| The newspaper itself has long demonstrated the success of Mr. Pulitzer’s! Blood spots window Indica banked on both sides with intereste< ver forget the terrible sen- f that the fellow hi t roman, wi nty of gold in her f {i © and embers of policomen's| racuse de nent store, is { Py t 7 a 4 mone ie y; Stout, and |2UOR UIT came ever me WET TS eee a eee ee eaeya | acuse department store, js in a serious) purpose after he purchased the entire property of The World from Jay | not gor away without being wound FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. 5 % Te RRONe ew neellae Heads f Brobrien ked Into my ioe large fa ore condition in New York Hospital after! Gould on May 10, 1883, to revive and build up to the top notch a property | ,\* Toll of bills of 313) which the 1 For thirty years Lydia Pink- : as one gold too! wii 7€ hought at first that th ” nave: ts Lost hy enuRnookoulnaroon - aken fro ourea ver was|, ne Sa ont 3 emilee. lance be- | Was held up by rod anaiwhen the tives. Anywhere a he line the co: knockout drops in a Third) that had suffered from lack of publis confidence and was in a state of decay. recovered a. short distance from the|ham’s Vegetable Compound, made } Bee nite twooworien, If there ds any | oMeera: show es and said ‘OTS argely like this: vn jate last aight by some) In 1889 a towering duilding that was believed to be ample for all time, | #iton home from roots and herbs, has heen the : eae | that 1 would| Bave to come with them | Sic te Aca Mav ratios | tantn’ qinu tae deen atapping at the 04 that Deeame at once one of New York's show places, was erected, bUt/ GiB) AVING AFTER ATTACK tandard remedy for female ills, and f But Mrs. Hi ‘and. ter mother reitimuva’ that: theracindat: bareermeta ja | Denny ecroun ni mierieniiul NewilG cate Hole aancerediovermto (Herscowcnl ofthe ery s0 rapid and so substantial that the edifice | -Thas positively cured thousands of ; made veliument protest when a detec: {take bat when reand thee pane MH" gister-in-law—gracious, ain't Louie get-| Third avenue to see what that part of became too small for the enormous and increasing demands of the various : women who have been troubled with ‘ tive awoke them as they slept in their} pected of being Mrs. Gunness 1 felt as | !2 fa sell him to let_me crease | New York looked like ang met @ man departments of publication, hence an addition, thirteen stories in height, tele pa rano Suffering From | displacements, inflammation, ulcera- ‘ a1 ts par an allor Who gave his name as Thomas 3 ee a ' o , : nary Fess ey E Serih, frst At Rochester and then at|!£1 should|die of horror A fare, ee ta nee | UNS a? Tain avenge. Shas been reared just behind the old home, and become an integral part of it, ae Rtas straps man: iflGn, fibroid tumors, irregularities, ,. ‘: nf ‘ He r ’ ‘aella Cerrano, rl y Jodic mir a0 F Syracuse, and told them tha At her repeated sracuse geen the. captain, geting on. that! ‘Ther had several drinks and then a, Making it the largest and most complete newspaper bullding in the world. | i te wear death tocday In tine anne | Petiodic pains, backache, that bear- j younger of the pair was wanted for MUAY hac i en AO {second man joined them And when the front doors of the remodelled and enlarged building are pjstrict Hospital in Williamsburg a, | ing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges- § Killing twenty or thirty persons. ad c a pees ad ee leona Aaa SrOeEY As jen ze starter thrown open to-night to inaugurate the festivities, they will admit guests the result of an attack last night by aj VON, dizziness or nervous prostra- F Moreover, when carried almost bv | Se LELA Ran Bite sore Me HIENELy: | Gate ceranea i Letelaeeakeeren He had from many places and from all the/ building. the most, spectacular part of Man whose identity is not known. tion. Why don’t vou try it? ¥ in fore dressing room and com- Seadalere faotaval . eet 3 és ts higher w of iife, who are to assist} the c n will be x x on Out- girl was stabbed six times, back Mrs, . : a Boe yi ihe Ruse eaotes stree san) into apeue tee aacecua \ilun the back of the head. When he in the ceremont j fide for the benefit of ae many ‘beanie right ear, in the neck, in the Hires Binkhiam Invites all/sick women Belled to nut on thelr clothes, | not pan gucten eho nolan sare money was gone. 80 were Satean ain eo SAA A AE UY TAO the back. The doctore say he: |t0 Write her for advice. She has pagvaucnien ang) accused nan 4th town cars. potas Sean Wiese AE) HOMES La fn a special train over the Pennsylva-| of, pyrote has is doubtful, guided thousands to health. Addret P of vellous Headquarters start Hoff} Detective McManus, of the West Cerrano girl lives with relatives | Lynn, Mass. r nia from Washington. leaving the ened, when told that unless they hur-| Mrs. Rockefeller said that romises Paivel 08 r SESNRE ETE Ith heer (hat Was nd | Th! a 0. sted Th s : Piethunuttey a wouldl belltakentiort tha lgvct eumonual curd) (rome M ea! © Herron | oS ee z Rule et eres ey steer ee ae Capital about noon, arriving in New le of its at No. 33 Frost street, and has been | —_———————y coach half clothed, and, finally, when | notifying her t Mrs. was pector Max schmittoerger was zi iniealiok ren| 2ork for dinner. They will go first to ting until emploved in a store on Rroadway. coming }ta) New: Sorkix« say || eee . Dy | street, who was pointed out by Owen| ie Waldorf-Astoria, and after dinner | -ires of thie d jus the most glittering and spec-/us the second man officer in the w By virtue igned before a blue coated inquisi- | , tor in a city jai! before daylight. the; cited and inco- | haa joined him. ! proceed in a body to the Pulitzer Build- | Novelty Fireworks, house made @/ ing ‘They will be joined by represet- | spe ise, and was leaving ‘tatives of the State government from when he again collapsed. Ajyany. New York City officiuls and a| t she would b: om pa ner. old Mrs. Burton, who lives in| tac jate |tae draific Squau, wh Sere nero eer CUCL BIN OF TAMMANY + bhcuoy sues ueriai) went home alone, Residents of the | Mumination oc tue roof! cality at Lorimer and Jackson. str ce) wty-live inummoth heard screams shortly before midnig! they investigated they found A ole assemblage} Owen at the iis command i keeps him in| charge againat two women became on, a brot! herent and 3 od answers re- No. |the open alr, he ts tanned like a \er-; for his hot oh , garding some of recent move- be BES) GO) NGAGE STUN Gb yth lito tects lla 9) GD hospital hos: of men prominent tn professional, | vee repre Wall | and when ; . e) ! his som he wore Of said he had been given knockout drops | busines: ia | nite s ty - the wounded girl lying on the sid: i ments. y Was at the house diamond studded medals that would ¥ se eee aniee eeeetaet lade i jandiac et hese ppitemient Humiaate walk, She said a man had jumped out spectfully requested $ Still Unconvinced. ork Ch nlinake the collection i | and his conditio rious. Some of the Guests. je me y startling | from behind a stoop and stabbed her pi GeO: 7 the astute Syracuse cops p fiat with the PLT Lh eee Ree Among the Washington x e | vo of twent *s Manhat- t Wigwam grew certain’ that they ‘had) the vusban, ) | tags. }Senators Culberson of Beach bombs will ‘ollowed by | . . tah S. at Hie und dome ’ ° thie ‘Grand Seckemne = blue will come es of silver triple bomb- liceman in the ven when con-” his THOMAS F. ren, é “The Little Shop’? | sare: sere #1 iva dete e fiend for whom every pi country is watching. ers. A t — ; Mrs. Herron Honor Men in the Van 6 yoy of Virginfa; Smith. of Michian: aR ee eines Inspector « Stn nt ia ths parade, ate ) of Ohio; Hemenway of Ind! M - Mee [tendel by. his stat, Inspector Ditlo Aina re eK ent Gels | BOraRl e beeda [Be ai gee, eae Bula Creary, of Kentucky: B of Idah: Vinced by a hundred things th in }C s < Hawt by in % Burnham, of New Hampshire: Gore, of lis, each with mt effect, will n had made a grievous mistake, - |t6 Harkins, J succeeded by a {nation ef the ‘and of Institution 1s eerie e-president ness Wick it and eember low en Syracuse's f, Caddin by name, an- of Chicago. t fines ang | ; wit Ox!ahoma, and Curtis, of Kansas, , i B f feal_ con. Jolin T. Stephenson, John Cooney, Wil: The Houne will be represented by Con- | Ruliding with re rn. Mr. Herr 3 4 rg, {Ham Hoxan and Willan Cringe, | Then | | ee Sharp Willams, J. W ean ss at whic ron Was came the flags and orde and next | 3 iF uest of Mrs. Roc elle! ‘ in line were. the honor Y e . gaines, J. L. Slayden, J would still hold his nounced that i two indignant prisoners until they ad furnished him with even more positive : ORES ty. iver Rana eae Willlam Sul Res velop the dome: th \EAST 31st ST. rf ARKER'S he identification. yark at this tne was to seek employ | Pol riment who save received = Armon xdore BE, Burton, Nichola | ‘41 suiaee® reine on hori : : R t In the meanwhile spent his spare meda valor, bravery or meritorl: 4 Longsworth ©. Sulloway and abc iden cloud stu dd. eowels froni ; 4 : : io aad OUX service alnce the first parade of | ; " large sh. é pioursitey ine doiindiee Messedersany te Greater New Yorke yotlte in 199s Le pranty cHowaccacteranin lerol oieon naa lijimtnace tholeeoe REMOVED TO pers releasing the City of Syra- P. Meseeerautnen heroes | epartments ar e Fe eee taut D lenses de hal jcuse from Habliity for causing her ar- £ ASSENGEYLS Lieut, Brederick Sta at. John E, { Gen. J. Franklin Bell, chief of stuff; . : fIbCR Meee fand got at Dr eu y 6 r M1 lisplay of ee ONE ; BehelpnieDlautei saloons Gra eu ntniAny| es Surge Wyman, of the Pain "t bombs and a salvo of | \ slew isuis ‘ar Lie : E tal er he Pain'’s flery sp! ey ¥ 97 suc ‘he porch ot syracume wore rovinra! DRQUGAL She Was. iiicie tits eica ede | epeaimag MATIRe Howpliat services bee He We Aa a hi yamine tated ef 254-255 FIFTH AVE, by the police of Rochester that a} Wallan Uf Ahrens, Lieut dafnes Relations Had Been Strained wWiey, the noted chemist, of the Ag: Opal clouds, form a flight. of | woman answering M Junness's de- | I; di We Bolan, “Lieit ye Mills, Lie! u s ae ural Department; Prof. Willis L. AHeliaann diya ats MACKLIN. — MARGARET. dauchter 02 Recationtwaafonundard’ heiNewavorie| naiana oman. Fieeand GMTGhS iad alt lp and Separation Suit | Moore, chief of the Weather Bureau; : ber tos, alving James and Elizaheth (deceased). formerty train which passed through loo vester ooo Coristop €. O'Brien, Pat {i |F. K. Lane, member of the Interstate air eavith Srotaivehe stitha paren mLahvarel Manhattan. da dnigiit. Detectives Neiss Sues : Michae! pseplt Mut , Commerce Commission, and a score . sde tie mneral late residence, T76 Halsey st! mianight. | Deter Neiss an@} on arrival of the New York Central | MoNierney, Lie t Pending Ch pea es ‘Nea York W, let st., Brooklyn, Tuesday. May 12, at 9.30: Donohue boarded the train and ques-! express train from Chicago at 8 o'clatk Patroinian’ Daniel : iB piEniomelels: i oneelt thence to Church of Our Lady of Good tioned the porter, with the result that Le Ee aE eeTEN Orie ee man Pvederick J he Far East and the Far West are | ‘Powerfn! magnosinm ares wil) une | CounaliiePutnaniavel ears eal oh alee when the train reached Utic the pep nnlas Dan wiv. Patri 4 5 to meet in New York to participate in nat building, ety: Casa ree tice a E the removal of the two women par vyian James {| Mr. Morris Bimberg, fa of the Tate tang WG af GOV ect. A flicht of larg = - — — Con vomenawere) taken oft the Pull told how the pair had Case gt. Benjam -!\t RR. Rimberg. better known as “Bim COLOR EAU ONR DELO Der so Da mea re meu cian Ori te ool and returned to Syracuse. ® young . train at Ashtabula, O., yess man Harry Hoert, Patrolman ‘Tuomas | ‘ iiggins, of Rhode Island, and Gov. , hiowanee : €r woman was questioned at on heen nd of thelr actions 4 Quilty and Patroiman Robert J.| the Button Man’ to-day authorized Mead, of the State of Washington, The lect a Tron ine aiden nn ‘came here from Fra Pa." sh UCDO GT LS SV ae Te oes Kelly | we 2 Acta ‘ atiol New York State officials waves of fire omit ib eamia| erg from)rantlin) ee: ahl| Noth AE OIG SC: OL aya ant we rel seat eatrolmen| ituencolowracpataterent: palees lralee cy Mens © chain) Ane lol Ralls g aly i ee Ae Nery the women,” ! Lobdell, MacDono and Re! the! “I regret very much the publicity from Albany w e headed by Lleut.- yew | t ‘Then why did you make such a sald,’ ‘wheni(tles: got ‘on! board! the} medal winners of, thia)svears (Mao-{/ 1 1c neon wivenito the willilett by) oN ene eee mente CHanlet, Secre-| Matt yu roundabout trip?” s, ed. Beir erelan WICC ough enjoys the unique aise od a Aly 2 er it \" ary of State John 8, Whalen and Sen-! The Greatest Feature. O © Teco _ pi 0 ere dressed e deepest of having Won the Peter 5 ny sor also to his domestic « at The woman lapsed int er woman wore what medal twice, He was awarded the] fairs. It «ems to me, however, trat *tOF Martin Saxe. But by far the greatest feature of The and the woman she cal ommonly termed ‘widow's! medal in 1908 for‘ risking his Slew cr name of tig Meg (Gk To these visitors from out of town World's anniversiry will be to-morrow's were both handsome Ase developed ue of @ drowning man lige asmen red Mine tena Rs that patrick F, McGowan, President of the n of the Sunday \World, the largest n edal this year, Other polic proper fo 0 tell wt ver . Is re — ———————— woman was asked nd the old worn, ach ‘have won more. than one medal | know, dress of welcome, in the absence ct/Cxrnot be computed Before the anal AND FUR GARMENTS FOR STORAGE DURING THE SUMMER | “Are you willing to pay your own way y nervous from. the {Put MacDonough is the only double| «4 is not a fact : ang Mayor McClellan, + | forms are made up to-night, but it will ———————— : te: 4 [Bai aenuReID ed NenyAgneryousle nolder of. the. Meyer medal. ‘whic } nav ins!) zon and be near to 200 divided Into nearly a score MONTHS, THE MOST APPROVED METHODS BEING USED é hee cued Biinenhthakoerect| awarded for the saving of life at | his wite lived nappily (hroughout thel Many New Yorkers. of sections. Elght of these sections will a r pea cert hyena not," she repiled. : led the De ectives, persona risk. eT oe renel married life.on the their ex- Many prominent New Yorkers have! be printed in colors and illustrated with FOR THE SAFE-KEEPING THEREOF, ys ae ; evenpela im fare arte man one tralia, eon ng stand tn Madison | itenee wis anytiing but peaceable, signified thelr intention to be present, aad pictures by famous newspaper. a : . atin Indidna, and the pictures in 3 e. Ay MoClellan rough | even from he very start. Within a among them: Nicholas Murray Butler, | je special articles and news features HEN ARRANGING F ISR pare Reeoee, E ates [the newspapers were like tie younger | Rreside owen, Horoei Presidcat | very short time prior to his death ne- President of Columbia University; J. H. in this marvellous Sunday paper form a WHEN ARRANG! OR STORAGE, IT ECOMMENDED e two women arrived at Syracuse | woman woo had got on at Ashtabula. | Gol of Van Dyk. of Princes | EotkUons were had toward articles of Finley, President of the College of the ‘ibrary of reading that wail last for THAT ORDERS BE PLACED FOR CONTEMPLATED ALTER. at 125 o'clock and were qulckly take | Wvoked at the pieturew and then | FT had the teats ot nono, | Separation. Measra Howe & Hummel city of New. York: Justices Victor J. f My dave to come “Among the con- ATIONS AND REPAIRS IN FUR GARMENTS, AND 0 Police anaes woman, The younger woman was : roatnts ie 3 B id s Victor J. (tibutors are the foremos ; UR 3 pune tars ediy a counter part of Mrs, Gun- Cardinal Logue Gratified pepres nied Mrs. Binberg and Messrs. | Dowling and James W. Gerard; Gen. F. | titekers and statesmen of the axe nat = Foe Says “I Am Innocent.” ; Some one on tie train sent © Cardinal Logue, whose visit, to New Sondheim & Sondiein represented my /p, Grant, Commander of the Depart. mer: PREAH ee aE tine pany THE CLEANING AND REPAIRING OF RUGS. ' MraeHenronliwne (asked) for cal atate-||fire When, we BOC tO eGOR nt Se OTD BI ER Ceo Deon ieee ihenromiarheblorpareae (inet ment of the East; Commander Robert | as Well. A sing!» symposium. giving some a H 0 - Wien We got ¢ ice | Was id a e remarkable parade These negotoations to.lowe e re-| py lea of the scope of ‘The Word, tn cul CLEAN! f ment, Sire said wer: of pol tieduentls | euipt of thiw. letter be nen sone fe’ Es Peary, the Arctic explorer; Postmas-) contributions trom the povernors ar Ace custas EO AUDE STORED: t “I have nothing to say now. 1 am | tlve ly appearance, and | my son from) ter Edward M. Morgan, Pollce Commis-| twenty-eight States, each article form- i Sonocent, and it will all come out} iy itt suswe: Hdoation that solmany | Meaar. Howe, & Hunime fioner T, A, Bingham, EF. Croker, | ing a lttle chapter on some phage of Within twenty-four hours. 1 am airs, | Kol a tearful laci y | *'New York 196. | Chief of the Fire Department; Dr. jth, marvellous advance shown In the Ee rs, | Bota W lacing woman t trom |. ae : v | poiltical, educational and material wel- BB. Herron. of Coicago, My) huss | Hest. nt und’ wie blurred: uloee ee es Th | Meyer R. Bimber N.| Whomeall Darlingion Healt) | Commis | Para Se cue Va stonn comin ceeatta tee 34th Strect, 35th Street an> Sth Avenue. + band was president of’ — NEEL GUC cr TSS LR tees police guard at, City sioner; Leslie M. Shaw, former Secre-. Cabinet ministers, ambassadors, legis. She gave the name of same compan train and tue t wantite isa | "“‘Dear Sir: Your wife, Mrs, Lena| tary of the Treasury; James Speyer, |lators. soldiers, artists, educators, edit but it was lost noise of re | fan pinned the m | Bimberg, lias 1 ux to institute! Frank J. Sprague, Henry Glews, Walter | °F nt, workinginen—In short, the Mer crowd, when asked\ to ren wer nore blouses of the f lega! proceedings aganst you for sepa-|G. Oakman and John Fox. Jers in every sphere of the activities of ee r w her street tt ers T the manner of real | Fatdon, on the ground of your unbe Cardinal Logue, Archbishop of Ar- life Join in the presentation of their’ dest ress, that “Chicago” was Ged i Iittle salad Of medal hold- | able treatment of her and non-support.|magh and Primate of Ireland, who took | HouRhl te ts oy ‘2 eiieoc: Fa to ihe at tie reviewing stand a een aunrge FU Ini the (Gatholie cers] avberelauelvavamenl Cauinver oc JOY ed Or a On ‘ “T hav. isit,”” sh (ee eard {until ihe rest he parade had passed, | We Wil) watt until Friday next, the 22% inent part in the Catholic ce | guests will be within the walls of the have on a visit." she said. | 0 At Peete et Ce Le el net i othean Ra errs ait bration, will be ong of the | juilding to-night; some thousands more j “| to Franklin, Pa. and am on my y . are RATHI Ree SEsaIINTT CGE OAEGHIIRC Rane Tce reoees Te ee nee esa some unforseen acgident | of The World's friends will witness the a to see my siste: New York, ‘The | [¢*! woman with you Day of last year jumped into the |?eserding an amicable adjustment of an n. He te extremely anxious to {spectacular display of freworks; but it \ woman with me is my mother. 1 } Aa icy river at the foot of Hast Twenty= allowance for the support of your wife Mtervenes. He Is ¢ ya ‘Ml be the hundreds of ‘thousands of 3 only t Live ary aa Refused to Get Up. third street after a man who had stum- | ang child: failing which w ; avail himself of the double opportunity | tng World's readers, throughout every’ 0 ‘ H y to say that 1 am Innocent, and | wqy y come out i'll puy you! sind off the pier in the rescue Li ane Tee ia take © wal bring or inspecting the greatest newspaper State in the Union, who will derive the ontinuation 0 {t_will all come out soon 5 e detective aid, ‘Thek dell wax drawn under the surface twica|the matter to the attention of the pant in the world and meeting {n a | areatest pleasure and the highest bene- Mrs. Burton, the mother, sald her the woman replied, ang 4nd narrowly esca pneumonia a8 a! Court, Yours resupectfully, Be aH Seen : cng states. | fit of this twenty-fifth anniversary cele- uughter had been marrt ght y ane k her head Into the berth, | eos “HOWE ay.» | 2ocial_ way many of the leading states-| yon trom the columns of to-mor : al been married elght years | "1,30 time every one in the car) af facDonough | won HOWE & HUMMISL.” | men, financiers, educators, Hiterary men] pow's Sunday World. 2 + A. Herron, who died about nad awake ried) siDhemdetentivel tes min “It was in July, 1903, immediately! gna leaders of affairs generally of the | —— = - May Sale of hankegiving timo at Vicksburg. He star to meke ood his fhreat and One 8 FE ee rae CetNornT TAI oli aa Lalas ata le Was a travelling man. caught hold of the younger woman. n the Brooklyn inedal for {#8 now the matter of som ich talk My| © t colt es es old of sn Won. the y r or | I af | nutes of fe 3 Dhe two women were turned over to Tien sue bounced from her berth, The) gyrewing two men Samed Mussino ana | Sranddaughter has not called upon me) | There will a ore eeainuree deer ne w= hla : older woman followed, and the two! Meroveii. in Wiliamsvurg ty gince the death of my #on, The content| licitous speech-making by » us 1” Nn erwe r . who kept watch over were taken to the women's dregaing-| Parocnsh tn Wiliacnsout Of the will was withdrawn and’ the! the out-of-town guests in response to| Sturdy. Rosy ul, ay fine after breakfast time, when | room and. told to pue ‘on Enelr ‘ the left arm and moty settlement was made largely at my in-| president McGowan's welcome, and ” = Dron af the intake of he var Sot |e Pi, Eon wage ea um na Bod tat Seale andtoroggh,mpttente co 'aatp| otTarcat remarks Oe, esha HEALTH : : ous ea Oo accumula pe . * we rom th le Lo b| | | meee yernonte Chief Caddin ins y were not both In thelr) OR, DODGE BREAKS DOWN. oer eeiied to caake thi cain’ | few others. ‘The company will inspect |j™ COME Ri Z eluicoais, COrseé. S, Ne would hold the til sor was reached they Mares i i ft Eat high th a t without es I Cs ment. }at leisure the various departments 0: A mee te authority gave him woman 6 when nN $< — ‘he World and see the entire force of SS | savies. " re not Mrs, Guinness: | ABthority jervous Diseases Is | Mijjionaire Winthrop Will Serve as| employees at work producing the mora- on an ort amonos In an Interview with an Evening are crazy. 1 was not born yes- 5 Tree Warden. ated to th ts r a World reporter at Syracuse Mrs. Her- | terday. T will make you sweat for this| 4 They will go to the press-room, far MElsiared thai her arreat was Outrageous arrest. 1 ¢ from Aahta Dr Dodge. fifty-two] LBNOX, Mass., May 9.—Grenville L.| below the street level, and witness the hat hei est was an |iuia O. and am going to visit my sister | years ol y ° - | Wi he . Yor t of the prease the anniversary MICRA Sha wold make | [SNe Tet ee eee erin at Nar Mo Went One Huan livers the) New) Lock. SLSR lear to-morrow ‘norning. During |(M™ the highest known form of d y 2 eases, [lying at No. est One Hun-| who was appoin ree Warden by | the evening, buffet luncheon is to be human nourishment. Broa way & 2oth St.; 5th Ave.; roth St. u trouble, She is an unusually pretty The detectives were still ques-) dred and .Thirty-fe loning her and she was defying them | ore ee Be ect, was taken | jocular Selectmen to succeed the jate| Soeyeq°us “desired tn the publication woman ; tioning her and she was. defying. th ue Hospital psy.| John O'Brien. hag ennounced that he | office. ‘The Washington delegation will «There ere is nut the slightest excuse for! Ilattomn:) saw her Ain the| chopathic ward. His condition was due. wit ace pk, the office nlf nnOK is pro! return to the cable penny, axtarngog, $ i he orm saw mot! o th che le - tol » Lably the only tewn in the Uni State: im! Aah in faking me into custody, she declared. oijer" woman to keep auiet it le said, te overwork. with @ millionaire Tree Warde #} While 2 line entertained within the a Reason’