The evening world. Newspaper, June 11, 1908, Page 4

— or AAEM RMR RELA Pet. ATU IE wi 4 ® 2 ceo OS A ——— - 7 scream) che) leapadito her feet) and, | Amsterdam Field Club. ...sceee + 100 f ¥, i, mbled wildly across the lawn, tear- Mocorm Ns 6 eeaeertias iaias o Le | 1; Mrs, wo ing at her burning garments with her ‘ peut Alten 1: airs she had g01 venty : Marie Phelp: Be} © had gone twent Marie Phe : vf i " JURORS’ F FEES PILING UP. Increase in ‘This Clty of Nearly 200,000 in Two Years, 6 if ease in courts and fn the « feet she fell, with her hair ablaze and In a restaurant across the way, 6 P é Albt right, tigation in New York City i an Increase of nearly $20, year in the amount which the city out for jurors’ fees City James J. Martin, tn his ka | x iy a 1 report, published yesterday, es- Y il yesterday, es one J ~ Just ‘Within Reach ar will Our five stores are within easy reach and perfectly equipped to ren. Philadelphia Golfers Are Out- 3 classed at Play for Griscom Cup at Oakley. Avonia Field Club Kindles Fire Under Victim, ct re Balloting for Most Popul — a to defective, viston, 2 cloaked Miss WATERTOWN, M. ote Berne oct Lists Who Is Mortally atocofonick jn inci coats and sviied tet) Team in Greater New York : re jee Injured. ‘The woman was in a pitlable condi- Is Now in Full Plast. ” terribly bilstered from nadir was scorched i e and address, and The Warwicks Jumped ahead to-day n she fainted. Dr. Stewart, the am- 6 ji w voting. contest ance surgeon, who rushed her to tn The Evening Cit) kL n Hospital, said she would prob- to determine the most popular amateur $" y team in Greater New York and vicinity d Thatcher, living at No. 345 srwenty-four new clubs entered the list Smother Flames in Clothing : e Hundred’ and Ninety-fourth TY OT Ooe oot te on merrily ife Atenemice 90 out to Polic Don- After Miss McCormick; ta Pe jon a skulk. AM vates (received in ‘The Evening World office up to 12 o'clock noon daily ton women & scom Cup ow York ste : INSULTED THE BUTCHER. aU (Mito FIVE KILLED IN WRECK ae eee ai, nearly Avo wat F é early 8) TOURNAL, Belgium, June di—There| 4, Younes Marlem housewife got a new was a railroad wreck near here to-day ch resulted in the killing of five per « and the wounding of several others. ‘A passenger train from Mons ran off last night. the track and several cars were de rd @ point, as f0l- molished. The wreckage immediat STON-Miss Margaret Curtis, 1; caught fire and was entirely consum t lassen that are really worth 81 lasses that are really worth ®3 whom she told to go phe u long time, but G n 7 with all tne OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS. directed to 54 East 23rd Street, near Fourth Ava Su buy the steak I told 54 West 125th Street, near Lenox Ave, asked the mis- 442 Columbus Avenue, 81s and 62d Si, e affair was starte RESCUERS TOO LATE. as at eighteen a side. The The following nated in’ the !_, Palls Unconscious. tha fina Burned ian Ste vemicks TRE wit be tabulated and published in the |< ac Adans, 1, Miss rannle Os: It was with much dmeulty, that patcher sald, ne didnt have any 76 Nassau Street, near John Street. mots ened, did not attempt to get way when | Final Bdltion each night Jackson A. C. Miss E et Curtis, o, e 88 wounde were removed from the wreck- Beata house steak, and he was rea! 489 Fulton Street, EROCOREYN: Donovan bore down upon him. For| One thing that must not be forgot-| war A. C. Young Currys. Mary Phelps, 1; Miss Katherine Har- | age before the flames reached ther mad, too." Opposite Abrhan aS } 34 McCormick, thirty- fear of a demonstration by the big | ; 1 re Mer Catharine MeCormick, thirty: [O80 y tnat tad gathered, Donovan Hur ten Is Gey Le Pal ED) atte nave the — — eight years old, was sitting on a bench ried his prisoner to the Morrisania Po- name of the club, captain and cap- 4n Rose Hill Pavk, near Fordham Sta- lice Court. tain's address filled in. Otherwae the fternoon, waiting Boy of Fiftee: Arrested. ballots wil be thrown out. + back to her There, through an interpreter, the Queries have been received from Bav- ) tion, the Bronx, tt ifor a train to tal home, at No, 407 High street, Mount boy said he was Francisco T.’Dra-|onne, Jersey City, Hoboken, Yonkers sinno, of No, 2304 Arthur avenue. He| Newark and other nearby towns ask- Misses’ High Cut Buster Brown Tan Shoes | Slippers |iVernon. Several persons saw a half- gave his age as fifteen. He denied all) Grown boy elip up behind her with a Elowiedge of the Outrage upon the Mt, | (DK !f clubs from those points oan send Dig bundle of newspapers in his two Vernon woman, but after young | !n_ votes : a Thatcher had positively Identified him | Thev certainly can. The contest 's ned him over to|to determine the most popular team in Made of the best grade Tan Calfskin For Boys and Girl: a 4 fin Calfskin and ® | PR Bale celery aed Southwest Comer 6th Ave. and 18th St., New York. j | 31753250 FonG - Manufacturers’ Over-Production & Surplus Stocks of | $4 toll 114; to2 | hands. oy piled the paper: vats we a le Magistrate Hal |neap underneath and behind the wom- (ye 8ChT Sante eT ee ee Con eee @nj, and before anybody divined his Miss MeCormick dies or recovers suf-| The teams now entered In the contest @urpare he had touched a match to the. ficiently to appear against him. | Drasinno had been in this country only. tle aT follow Warwicks .. | heap and was running away. 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