The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1908, Page 18

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, a BOE THE EVENING WORLD, G00 PER! IN ; THE CE. ate ir Not in Hiding, Says Mme. Cavalieri em Concert Fee Nfthree Americans HAS $2,000,00¢ Y iS aa any Where HSS) Sek clejiete 4 cu oe F 300 Met Deatt Singer Never Counted Up, but *S$\v IM TO THOSE IN PERI Languidly Says Story 5 | May Be True. | By Ethel Lloyd Patterson. | army Of ind Postmaster Find Many Clinging to Poles And “There was no mystery," and —Death List May Grow, (882 “Bever: never, never tried to con- : Bu sicas ee | ceal her fdentity, he did “not no- tity people of & rival In this coun- MANILA, Oct ot reports tr because she did not think pie ciuca 8 sid be interested in it," ana| neta ‘ M1 sorts of things," and “What 1S | ay! asks Mme. | aghast at , of a whirlpoal H MSG Aeilice of excited curtosity t ay and Lang g in her apartme: ) ythat |in- the Savoy in a deep chalr, ¥ ‘ Whose dull tones threw the long of | 1! west ner white-clad figure into bold ft, | Swe she looked as beautiful as ever—and Vg ‘: sy one that 4s very beautiful, indeed. oF GA CAVE PIL, = ‘ aldea by on 5 hcer Didn't Mean to Hide. - —— ae uge,| “But how could I tet people know \ Ap. wher T was in reality on f t the know that every- e?"" queried Madame 1 i Ud § me by the way of Bos- ero the reporters do not come on 5 he ships. rally, therefore, 4 Was no notice of my arrival. rward I came here quletly to the : re and I have been fll for a day or. TT aa . behold! I am a m TD EAT ao UR Hk ‘ in the subject” "°° 2°) Two \Witnesses Testify Against | Ignited Gas From an Upse . : St “ires Kitchen o \ Has $2,000,000 in Gems. Proprietor of Bartholdi tove Fires Kitchen of “Tn a recent Interview Edna Wallace ; 3rooklyn Fle i Hopper sald that believed you had and Belleclaire. | Brooklyn Flat. | received over two millions of dollars’ | — th of diamonds in gifts. Iw tt true?” | she answered,| Cnartes Milton Roblee, propr William J. Datton, se ars er bored eXPres tne Barthold and Hotel. Belle ying that a million one way or| tatiea to appear before Justice Davt would hardly matter. “Really jin the ounted, This Miss Hopper, of | yi¢, you speak—I never heard of her Wr 3 correct, however.” eri paused, ana/ top floor 39 Brooklyn. He 1 was | IN FEARFUL re ' (Bitten a Month Ago, Symp-|, | + toms of Disease Did Not of the fra rty-fourtt | day on house at 's action for taughter, Mrs, Ma general dental of tt Whi e Ana apuln a re prompted a question, | minert LHe ANpeaTyUmuilkSa turd Aymenlcracinen (iecteonaincredcepelininlacedl eeescnveen inthe © laughed merrily, gave evider You refer to all those absurd stories | employer and a w 8 in! as a “beautiful bi ¥ Lago, 9! Madison street, died to \ (Bellevue Hospital of hydrophobia \] & | was bitten by a stray dog fe 4 Mn tour weeks!iago it ‘ The wound was trifii | hat I keep straps or lee’ my shoulders.”” Women Need Freedom. vted as saying that ff) om there would | 1d,"" was that are always over | years He a Ju to the tloo re free d women in the wor Madame Cavailert re- a “Women are like ehil- | Que 1 hey always t to do that | She x s forbidden. So many innocer Attle ences are denied them that | they are driven into actual indiscretions oe thelr curiosity. —— BRIDE IN SHEATH SKIRT. me Decisio Peature of Barker ne to Mr. which will Poliieceatardas » — APPRECIATIVE 18 : STATEMENT MADE eA TE TO BRYAN! in cn BY MRS. CARROW jy Noe ne, recat vc vor So YOUNG DAUGHTER HED joven Pm. tion Will Menace Pre sspaitay Liveryman Dammers Denies |, be the battleground tn whic! Girl Shoplifter | Relieved After Years of Suf- fering, Hardly Realizes How it Happened. na ts to Willian: o. H, Taft wil! push his campaign for the | “Jostling, _dbmeciing the denen he haw des } ae caarigeiNelmesic elie aging Wedding Gifts edles, which are now being demonstrat. | Confesses, but Asks Mercy. [an itinerary which calle for sifty | ed at Riker's Dr} | spee and will take the candidate Silverware | Fourteenth street, just Sry MP MCT Re Mrs, Marie Carrow of John B, Dammers, the proxperous| through tt fi tn th bs ap b, oc Goldware New York, says Flat Fyman, who was arrested |He began the delivery of the sixteen “ “1 had catarrh (of the stomach for nd for “jostling? on a trol- | @peeches required of him to-day at eather many years. ¢ Jey car, was fined $10 in the Adams |renceburs befor mc - Ip ARNT Tele ce restores 3 day ¢ Mourad ) felt that death woulr re He admitted that he was sent to B had this to, Jease fr Reformatory ten years more than one Gleae tired and 1 physical Ling & pocket een honest + but insisted th: his release Novelties itive ef food ith 4 and harg Republicans are prophesying that if 1 ~ m upon liquids. prs Was being arraigned | is ele ted {ft will retard business, a “Frequently LU 1 would ughter, Wit if the E Dlican Ucket Is electe awake for hours, unable to got » |S nle DD known bet iil improve RAE TE erin (i ™ > Tm! fall into a doze, and a the mor Er nie as ohgI Pati erarnstta lana durliers eatin ees 19 MAIDEN JANE, ing all worn out. I tr int d Si TATE VATE Te HD Nas San bee rs non medicine help When the |} fi tike'i personal i | business me ren memory \Cooper remedies we Liv t en : Fi thought It was ser 6iving them a trial-[ had taken so ren's Society, Can Yous Ss e i not, if he before her | much medicine wit nofit that 1} Pe At kd ation dea chia al Mod eee will vm wos thoroug! fy oa aa ud | Bua school, j cha Tost fait! : stat | had for t weg ite wily THREE CHILDREN DIE | wi WILL PLAY FOR 1,200 ORPHANS ao e fishy OF PTOMAINE POISONING, | ndrod tes of the Windowpharie found aeeaeed | f Wales staiied (laa Pitue shade nat duean | Five Other compra of Schenece} jie: ne nday at aaa pained parr tady Family 11, and Father | ter ne ars lo TOR riers programme ere. The ar ‘ man May Succumb, herpes A pesegernrcini cries : mnre | SCHENECTADY, Oct, 22.—As a result | ! ent 1 wn !. of ptomafhe poisoning three children of | *' ‘ br . . 1 tere a o serio ted vil m will ‘ req 10 Past i4th St ‘ hildren, Cheb he New Yorks ' ena, the fire, four ye F | Broadwa i rooklyn. | Ln 4 "oP caused th y held last night tattle nature of the food which | Conan, wl : death of the children, siywe WILL Low wcenery wiy construct “There Was No Mystery and I Am _ WMlLIONARE’S oe Model Mrs. oN WIFE TO ACGUSE a SCCIETY WOMEN Martin’s Suit for Divorce Must Be Tried Here, Not in Arizona. Through a motion made before J ax, in the Supr yer M Martin, p ve Court to-da in behalf of tol ween a mil f high c Mrs, Laur 1 y further ac- | te woman, nin t for absolute divorce frat st¥eet, which George M, Leventritt hed served \ragiatrate ( 1 sum upon Martin in b , Any tr. Levent Wo-thirds of ‘the mansion at No, 1 e they Hved wi of getting y Mas UE rs 1 him. tleth str 1908. 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