The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1908, Page 4

MRS. COX TOLD 10 QUIT NEW YORK “OR BE DOWNED Mother Made Charges Against, Woman and Father De- livers Ultimatum. TALK OF AN ASYLUM. Daughter Declares She Has Beén Persecuted Since ly Childhood. '* @aritale Norwood, millionaire broker m4 clubman, of Tuxedo Park, with an @Mice et No. 68 Willlam street, and tether of Mrs. Hugenie Cox, who was Perdied in care of Miss Alice Smith, a Probationary officer of Magistrate Crane's Court, on charges of disorderly eonduct preferred by her mother, de- lared to-day that his daughter will be cast adrift by her family as long as she persists in remaining in New York City. The woman's brother-in-la Rethbone, of No. 13 street, where Mrs. while demandin mother and outbreaks On Mr. Rathh his wife and mo Word to callers to-day that thes left town. “My daughter's unfortunate escapade {s greatly annoying us,” sald Mr. Nor- wood over ‘the ‘phone. "She has not Deen tn need and would never be if she would do as we ask. She {s under pro- Woman W ‘ho Has Been Ordered by Her Family to Leave New Yor, THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTORER 29, 1908. ,, NOMAN IN SLEEP olG PCOL FORMED 10 WALKS OFF TRAN PULL COTTON PRICES | silky ilbaltthy Matibesh ONL [Aline Service and Several Vatuante oo re aed , ily hired iM ; ane \ interests have formea a Only Slightly Injured, | Vodba ht si x bull pool In cotton, with Theodore though Cars Wer | Thte Aria ll: Jesse Livermore and Daniel tt yee of Hayden, 15 Miles an Hour. ‘BARD OF HIGH ROCK,’ SINGER |: OF WAR SONGS, A GAS VICTIM a Bente John W. Hut chinson,. Found Dead ! in Bed, Was Famous Through+ out the C an use them without —}} Was decided to-day tn irt before Mr, Justlea {| a jury gave Michael J, t of $3,500. ' , while walking down the atalrs from Summit avenue to Sedgwick aver Hundred and oi | ROB CHURCH A AT FORT LEE. nie oat One n of the heel of hi ¢ Going Hall Ba Hutch g the manipula Fepair tha// dos) mada 1 % ) bales ul volte lave prevatied here dur Ix weeks. “ahis {sin the * t that the South has har- the largest cotton crops The bulls, however, are ° theory ‘that a farge asain a Id crop has been ab- pinners will be forced M4 the new crop when There is only one “Bromo Quinine ”’ Thai Is : Laxative - Bromo Quinine Used Tho World Over ta Ouro a Cold In One Day. PLACE BLAME ON CITY. | aiways remember tbe full bape, Look fa thie signature on every box. CWS pore TWO TOWNS DESTROYED. Great Damage Done tn Nicaragua by Recent Storm, ORLEANS, Oc KNIFE AGAIN FOR THOMAS. Symptoms of Blood Dotson Cause ran to her ¢ when pi Station. NEW for New Operation. Another 1 performed on EF. 1 mer banker and sp in Roosevelt He operation wi! y triarchat appeara’ “The Ban of High reports that the recent n which swept the north coast of destroyed the | and Priga Pulka. es were lost at Rio Grande. great Cukra plantation the e destroyed, and many of the maged. There was no dam- | uefields or to shipping in the City. Man Injured by Fall Recovers a Verdict of $3,500. The City of New York must kep| its thoroughfares in good condition El =) Best Creamer cated. pital his ness, Thi a Dation for two montis, and I hope ghe sees the error of her w T can't a discuss the case, as she i: Naturally we can have tion with her as long a: and persists in her strange course of @buse to er mother and her family.” Mra, Cox Blames Mother. Mrs. Cox, who has been successively @ nun, an actress, a wife, a widow, ‘writer and a police court priso , Clares thet her mother has ha from birth, repudiated her entirely ‘Pecause whe neglected to add “with love” to a letter, and turned her father } against her, and that she is destitute. “The real reason for my mother's nt- titude is rear of endangering her social position by recognizing me." declares & ‘the daughter, who is about thirty could | years old and has two children who | live with her in a little apartment at No. 415 West One Hundred and Eigh- teenth street. “I am desperate and maybe I was hys- terical and said things which I should t mote but they have driven me to it. ane ee “My ingome has been cut down $20, family In Pennsylvania 1 her now ures must safety. Sh Brill clothes are as good as good fabric, good tailor- ing and good trimmings intelligently combined can make them. In which regards they simply equal all good clothes. But in addition Brill clothes present widest choice of styles—exclusive Brill designs—that are 6 months to 4 year in advance, and designs from ten of America’s most famous master designers. And in value Brill clothes surpass any others, proof of which is abundantly found in these October Sales Specials. Sis. 50 All Wool Pure Worsted bark tan $20 Value Suits, at . $13. 30 | i sh In the new much-desire. and sky smoke; cut on newest Brill mode Smart Velour and Cassimere Suits, $18 and $20 values In the new’ Henley Besa ta and tw include olive, brown 3 Dark Suits, Blue Suits and Black @ Suits, $18 and $20 Values. n » $13. =i Fall Coats and Cravenette. Rain- qual, $18 and $20 Values 4 Fall Coat 2, i worsted tin And all j (oy. * $13.50 Suits of Finest Worsteds that are $25 and be 8 values ht Silk lined to Coats; edge $22.50 values, Ox! Fal $17 & f ) stand Suits of Smartest Velours Panaual under $32, 50 and ve * $17 sx tone strips wh 1 t ind tan Brill young me: dels. Garment at Hey a SHK Lined Cravenette smart as these 23 $ is of Staple Worsteds, $17 Raincoats; value $22.50 $22.50 values, at Sul Blue and Black Suits, ex- treme values... ° “ High grad fabries unusua ; ; f ue B7O BROADWAY NY ENED ka bs. pear Chambers 5! UNION SQUARE. Take a Da “Last Week of October Sales Fancy Fall Coats that are yetcer — Fine Old California ms one ne veins Princeion Cocktails, v.05 0. Rie ark, Sherry ; Hal gallon, Og, Superior Sherry and Port, '«'':....--- 38¢ ar Greenwiel Bt 180,000 on, Butter y, 5 Reduced this week to, a Ib. For many years the “JAMES BUTLER” STORES have been known and recognized as headquarters for the finest creamery butter that can be bought. Such is |": its uniform excellénce, that to-day over a quarter of a|" million (250,000) families buy their butter regularly from ihe stores of the JAMES BUTLER corporations. 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