The evening world. Newspaper, July 3, 1908, Page 5

ee ENGLAND WANTS THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1908, When Tammany Buys JAPAN PREMIER AUTOIST HELD UP PLATT MUST PAY § a ay RN : | | Wine the Humble | | | i | ! | RTEENTH STREET West of Fifth Avenue | Pints Are Barred ——— | Fownrnnyrn sree ° | | | Judgment was entered to-day by Will H | fam Lester Murple and Charles Capron al ; Marsh against Untted States Senator a | Thomas C. Platt, and In favor of Ragar | WHAT TAMMANY LIKES TO —— | | Joseph, fo 1.3, the amount award-| | BUY : Sw 2 ed by a jury in Justice Ford's part of|+ Bree Commons Has a Entire Executive Sta of Mi Fights Off Masked Assailant? S7"0"ngr'a'munes ¢ And Every Saturday Thereafter Scheme to Stretch Day kado Will Quit Posts and Speeds Off Wita cover money afvancad by Marsh, Wins| H ~ 4 yw & Weaver, attorneys, to Mra, Lil-| Freteay oH “ko tan, WHAT TATIMAWY USUALLY To-Morrow. His Car, Inn Janeway Platt, tn settlement of} D - J { 4 A j . bills for Jewelry and other goods. ; | | | sult grew out of a disagreement uring U y an ugust | ) over what was Included tn bills to be ' IT’S SIMPLE; TRY IT. | \ TOKIO, July 3—It Is expected that | Sherift Foster, of Nassau County, and ati ty Platt under tho terms. of a| | | TATTIANY |the Cabinet will resign to-morrow. | hls. men are hunting for @ highway- reparation natoemnent between Pratt and AS IN PAST EIGHT YEARS, 0 . The Associated Press was informed | Han who last night held up and stabbed Bite wee teeined 1p irae Ue "y Britishers Will Go “Bug! NEVER BUYS to-day that the Premier, Marqua|J¢opold Daumeny chauffeur for Ben- nepialay ta plounsottean | a OH Ss rn , jamin Stern, of Stern Brothers. ie acta James &. Hearn & Son. he House,” Bill Devery Says— Salonj!, decided to tender his resignise ts items amounting to 8471 as ngt neces | ery Says onl Gora® Gaya) gO) He requested (hel pee ee tees ine permne be | series, but exirsvagaat Iusuries, Ie was)\ — Hoy Others Figure It iealeecbasel ot) the ‘iwabere) of lel Ce tigse aie Gen tech Gk cutee aI monn ihe: ain: Blatln legyer had’ ack - - { i eee | Gebdne, gach one of whom handed him|coing trom Glenwood, to Roslyn, and| ialZ pele the Bills and the jury found : IKE 9 TH < |hhls resignation, and all the reslgva-|had reached Ward's Corner, about. o| 0f,the suslsnes for the full amount. ALL CARS TRANSFER »TOQ , “{T don’t know how to dope out this | tlons wii be tendered to the Emperor | quarter of @ mule from Mr. Stern's) 41+ agide and for a now trial. It | Qaylight bill they've introduced In the | ae eae: 5 Pane |e ee ee man we ee upon the denlal of these motions that | | ‘q sure, wi wes erly x ea ani over the lower) vi y i] House of Common people over in Eng- Premier, probably will svoceed Merquis| part of hla face, apr judgment was entered to day || . , sprang into the middle “One consideration for the separation | fand for stretching daylight out in Saloni, although Admiral Count Yama-|of the road and signalled to the chauf-|axreement was that Mra Platt’s suit 4 RO, TH, tug | pretty much the same way as the race | moto, former Minister of Marine, ie @ feaur to ston. divorce be Sihaewo. LEX YGTON To SAVE. 597106075: | \ wever, position to an not for @ moment i _ epart,” ald former | Katsura, in which event Count Komura, suspect the man's purpose, so he pulled | ey ce itl e William 8. Devery to-de |at prosent the Japanese Arobassador at UP. prepared to give what aid he could a 1h ay the front step of nis We | London, 1s almost certain to aucceed 0 Wie supposed viitins of the m.olap. | Rois 2, Rael rl i eel < Count Hayashi, the present Minister of |eprana’ po ths, ‘ni -board Pads PERFECT | \} ae 0 e \ haledlit vpney're Apologies to Tammany, ‘The Evening) Tim” Bulllven, both of whom never|Forelgn Affairs, Count Hayashi! probe | {ip fil Garni AL a eatiheay with ® m emoke and Inhaled They're ably “will succeed Count Komura at |lM8 bladed knife. | ‘The knife cut into | World has stated that the Denver dele- | 4rink wine at all. ly the chauffeur's neck. | Mable to do anything in “What should the article have salar’ | Londen. | With a desperate effort the chauffeur) f j jon leaving to-night in five train- It Je uncertain who will get the port-| thrust his assailant from the machine, | It’s Just Like This toned, uncertain who will get the port: | IMME ing Up wee of Uk y Lf | | Raat uy as would carry @ Jug of hagrare the loweat," dgetared stg flo of Finance; no ane is anxious to Atter going a short-distance Daumeny| Cleanses, preserves and nt e ountr ape a Ad cluded 8,400 pints of wine, nicely ged politician. “Magnums would|@ccept It. There will be no changes in looked back and saw the man making b fies the teeth, d Sas!) oul ye) been + lye much gearer the mark The idea of | tb¢ Ministries of Marine and War | good time, across, the Jota, eautihes the teeth, an: ra, | | esas cick F Ja Tammany man buying a pint of wing} Th Genro, or Elder Statesmen, will! shaufteur recelved medical, attention | Purifes the breath A cozy, com ortavle home, in a hgh, healthful, beautiful, well-kept]! ou will have to correct that 80°) 4.0 5 cneas gkate. y men|¥@ consulted tmmediately with regard and had dressed. ‘The Injury) Ag jor dentifr} country place—think of it! Doesn’t the idea appeal ‘0 you? Eapiest WA rae sald Alderman “Little | have been 4 graiters and rowdles, |to the appointment of a Premier, Mar- | 's sald to re but not dangerous, | Uperior Gentilrice thing in the world to have a home of your own in Sci Park—just ' Be oe ean ita Sullivan at the Clty Hall. | hues and repeaters, ut thls ia the| quis Kataura 1s « member of the Gunro| Wa wcerine Retuane, ¢0F people of refinement — | sixteen miles from Grand Central sation. See our Real Estate Depart: | earlier,’ meaning It's t “Too much wine?” was aeked. | frat time they have ¢ver been acoused |and Admiral Count Yimamoto has con- 5 a : aI Established 1866 by ment about it. Write if you can’t call. e (| of buying pints, This ts outrageous.” {siderable influence therein. The United States battleship New| stablished tn 6 y Make arrangements with us this minute, by telephone, to go out to to 7, “No, by thunder! But you have ead wor! The nominal reason for Marquis| Hampshire arrived in this port to-day \ w ‘Saturday) afternoon, or on Sunday after: | “J don’t know wha The Eyening 1d makes haste to] oli Aah tN-health thy see Scarsdale Park to-morro urday A y | A Al pints—pinto—and who eyer heard of @| point out that the 44) pints enlarged | SUON!# resignation js Hichealen the) trom Colon after carrying United QDS | 2007 Cat up our Real Estate Department, Plaza—s300. jon, tut in New | . , @ | States marines to Panama to maintain 0 ’ hn Ao own, they'd say: ‘W nany man ordering a pint of/to the proper Tammapy dimensions | Selyuka, or Constitutlonalist Party. | Order during the Pesidentlal election | jown, they'd § i | would be 4,200 quarts, or 1,060 magnums. | and {t was therefore necessary that| \)°, unt c d | yait ti th win fairly shouted the Bowery The injustice to Pammany was not {n- tier ben m with him. The Lie Tea- | e 4 ou a Uu ] Lock cay statesman and side partner of "Big! tended. Wen for the, reslenetion or the Eremier E = eid DI js understood to be the m ak ; ] ' : by Marquis. Inouye, ! ie aaah Not Necessary To Boil Clothes 5 fh | t t they were an I ; . Bee Oe ecilcy oF e t | Seer ats ih wetting WANTED WIFEY TO KNOW Re feet Bist ot eee en al This includes Fetrenchment in the ai | 1ze I y 0 or i feo pe a te fk \icg ur glu'rus Forsh,’”’ vy the postponemen ew trans! | i Fi | fund ana the yearly repaymen Ry think it is; but that does ; ‘ot i to trickle down his brow as —_ i ve dollars fine,” sald Magistrate | iosses, ome women ; t4) All you need pay down on the ‘ot is $10.00. vould be dhis way. The clock Cols Staj, i Herman. Sa yee | . a Pe eS RaTy Bibbs Cedi) the Dark and) "Seis paid nis fine from a sadly de.| LINER NEW YORK BY WIRELESS not alter the facts. Pea ne reatilt) eRay) pay ete Tou anid § o'clock the first time," re.| Needed Receipt to Show He'd | piotea fol ana Ble gursle praigntengs | SADLE ISLAND, S. $1 July 2 i teenie f d half 4 We ll Buila You aHome on the Lot 3 | rter, j is Fy ous. a 2 celpt, he de-| American Line steamer Ww -te a © {| Mined the rote oning Paid His Fine. Be te ain at cla Aoithampion and’ |Ghesbourg (or New. Nine-tenths of the discomfort and ha for any price you want to pay, and you can pay for Bs die teh ae a. Gustavus Sells, a printer, of No. 160, “What fort" asked that dignitary, York, was in communi : 6 {| Lat ite (Welk make tf Bast One Hundred and Twenty-elghth | To show my wife,” replled the cele. | Marcon! station here when | the hard work of wash-day is due to the the who e thing renin after mak ng a reasonable bi | e! en, The alarm Is set fo street, was n the Harlem Pollce Court | Outer. ‘1 st of Sandy Hook at 2.3 z be 8 jayment, in amounts ni her than the rent of a city Aat. ” { ow her yourself,” sald the clenk,| will probably dock about 5 A F ‘ pay! 5 lo higher than the re city Kat, #2100e" samy twenty_minutea to 0-087 chATEC WHEN alg all UC up fap "att oUt need Bo Feel” gil anrenely (6s idea which so many women have, that it is The house will be built as you want it built, of materiale stanch and | tr , 1 be located in an ideal spot. Hi seven, that {s, at the time the alarm = ———————————————— — ‘ true, and it wil Pp Cee ri laclan en bel? ; necessary to boil clothes, || euggested the reporter, who wanted te amon Q | feat the thing plied down. It is, if you use ordinary laundry soap. S¢ ARSDAL fi: PA RK | Or. Maybe, Like This. . 1 Yes, Dut,” objected the ox-Chtef, | But not, if you use P. & G. Naphtha Soap, { beautiful, health{ul. high, mosquito and malaria free Westchester County, |! with @ gleam of hops, “it would have! | Wj rh P & G N jt h S d Id is where we will build a cozy, comtortable home for you. een an hour and a half earller the ; Fert Gekay tas (ae cen vet (el ith f. + Naphtha soap and cold, We'll Take You Out to Scarsdale Park Cp a Saree | or lukewarm, water, you can do more work Without a Bit of Expense to You + Ag ed minutes ahead tilt) | and better work, than with ordinary laundry To-Morrow or Sunday Afternoon i Ls d . a Swell, then, how cook the alarm go | sts ‘i 5 Tra‘ns Leave Grand Central Station a! 1.36 HH ’ ime if ft Hi 0G atts mint ahead ‘of time i soap and boiling water. Do it quicker, paidosiles | Ter areaustd Ine Dever a gia Doitegve Leave the 125th Street and Park Avenue Stat on at 1.47 Hi room manner, : The same time on Sunday afternoon. i “But the man would have had to | P. & G Na htha Soap Make arrangements to GO, SURE. i} | . . ig Meet et es eee aeyate| | te f le j i sormivett Plensed to give ful information In writing for ine AN | § Ms ° e formation mention the letter in the circle on the right, then we | | 908 brenty CCSD iM | 1s for sale 1n almost ev ery MALES MALI HaT Ve cendigous (B) | | , then, how do you suppose the | | : re set | guy's be saving an hour and twenty | rocery in this city. niill Gers, BLOOMINGDALES’, 1%; £0 34 Ay | minutes the next day if he lost tt the | ee ——! | 9 day before?” aie ; ee ee eae ene | “Yes, but the next day, when things | Hi cine ae | The price is 5 cents a cake, World Wants Work Wonders use, don't you 808, If he set {tan hour and twenty minutes EATER Vee an eat Lema REN CO Tape pees = a ahead the night betore.” REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— | REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-- ‘ "You sald that before, young man,” - WESTCHESTER, ____ WESTCHESTER, _ my: WESTCHESTER, WESTCHESTER, Smet aid Mr. Devery severely. a ~ - AAA AAA "Well, then, getting down to the day after the night betore”— | “You mean the day after tho first) night Qe pet the clock ahead?” | ‘Tho chief's cigar had gone | was breathing tensely {r ; mid heat of the day. | “That's what I mean. No, I don't~| I, you see, here's how tt ts would de, The next day after the day following| | the night before he set the clock, I, | mean he set the clock the night betore | the day after—no that's not {t elther’— The chiet fle? toward the front door. | | “Tl tell you what, it looks to me Wke @ British scheme to make ever 1 body a an hour and twenty min- | Utes longer, But you can bet New York won't bite on It! "We had a sergeant at Headquarters | \3 ence who used to read Shakespeare, | \ 4 He says that Hamlet had it doped out : : = a — - - that in England they were all crazy | anyhow. It looks like Hamlet was dead right, and if they wr with this . pen summer 5 ke tt from me| “Every pleasant afternoon my children and I enjoy a cool Aa ees IO eL Lp % R R i 7 ride on the shady roads at Harmon.” More Solutions. ue a { 4, ek ’ 3 " 3 Other eminent New Yorkers expressed stig . ; rt Venemsetves on tae perplexing question : j es ON THE Aa follows Postmaster Mor HUDSON it shane He hey anid gets | teagay Ae (2 This is but one of many beautiful roads at Harmon where riding, pene, tarenty.four driving and motoring may be enjoyed. For 25 cents a day you can pay for a fine lot fronting on one of these beautiful drives, | Prices $10 BUSINESS | FREE! $2,000 Worth of Property, FREE! HOME AND AND IN! Do you want, froe of cost, a $1,000 villa site, a $700 home site, or a VILLA Down BUNGALOW ange ns Secures any sITRS, $300 bungalow site ? SITES, \ Bey forward would | Site. ‘WRITB TO-DAY FOR FULL PARTICULARS. aod Upward, bome good to ee aoe ee EE OW Is Ann?” pro! 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