The evening world. Newspaper, November 18, 1908, Page 10

oo a a 10 MYSTERY ISAPPEARANCE OF RH MAN HERE His Friends Report Cooper Browned, and Others Hear He Is in a Sanitarium. POLICE SEARCH VAIN. Real Estate Dealer of San Diego Was East to Get Evi- dence in “Check” Case. Clarence 8. Cooper, a wealthy real es- tate dealer of San Diogo, Cal., who ‘was at the Grand Union Hotel from Oct. 8 to Oct. 10, has mysteriously dis- ‘appeared, and although he is reported to have been drowned at Mount Ver- jon, and also to be there suffering from ‘8 logs of memory, the police have been unable to find any trace of him, or any record of a drowning Cooper was arrested last April in San Diego in connection with a bad check transaction in a South Dakota town, and was taken to South Dakota, being practically kidnapped. He gave @ $3,000 bond, and in August went to Massachusetts to get certain evidence to clear him of the charge. He was hurt in Boston tn an elevator accident, and is said to have been in uch bad shape that L. W. Marshan, a| ! friend, placed him in a sanitarium near Mount Vernon three weeks ago. Writes Boston Friends. He had made many acquaintances in Boston, and a few days ago Linwood |¢ Lewis, one of them, ed a letter from Cooper ,dated Mount Vernon, say ing he had been hit on the head robbed, and adding: “I can’t think where I belong. Tell me where I live, for i must go to my darling wife.” Cooper had told Boston friends that he had been hounded by blackmallers for months and sorely persecuted. He had about $300 when he disappeared. re full LW. No Trace of Either. The police of Mount Vernon have been unable to find either Cooper or Mar- shall, and no suc: r has been at riums near the Mrs. Cooper rr an Diego yesterd atches, hintin, n the northern part of husband was Maryland. was called 3 ov, 10 in Fargo, i8 pond {ing to a: d forfeited. >. There'sa Mystery. | What Is It? teries? ‘There's just such SUGAR TRUST REPLIES TO CHARGES OF FRAUD. in the Govern- Denies Culpabi! ment’s Claim for $2 900,000 ir. Unpaid Duties, The Amer pany, now ment for 8, it is alleged false weight Issued a state ate in eve mitted 1b ease 1 i] the full duty be the « Alone an “The comi that there is Verified assert! on its part.” HOUGHTON CHAPEL DEDICATED The mortuary chapel of ‘The Little Church Around the Corner,” reared in memory of the Rev. George H. Hou, persons who nas aud ie Pathe iarge to tears. Good enough for the best of men Good enough for you Splits, Bottles and Draught Brewery Bottling Family orders flied ci and Wine M ig that her/| MIRROR, WEIGHT | i} Glass Designed for Wilson Solar Observatory in Pasadena. | When the s Phoenix line, arr |first plece of freight St. Andrew, of the ved in Hoboken the out of the hold) | was the largest optical plece of glass Jever cast, This phenomenal plece of| glass 1s a stollar mirror destined for) the Mt Wilson Solar Observatory, in | Pasedena, Cal.. and prior to its accast- ance as freight siipment by the Phoe |nix company was refused by two other ines which aid not care to take the | risk of its transportation. | Dr. George EB. Ha ad of the Mt. | Wilson Ob: ‘atory, has previ- jously devoted himself to a study of the sun, and 1s considered one of the fore- | most authorities in the United States on the scientific question: itw study. He woh a d to make Ja study of ti and to this end) | caused to be c Jebrated glass works of St. Godin, France, this gigan- | tle mirror which arrived in Hoboken yesterday. The mirror ts 100 | | inches in diameter, All port of case re: mirror rubber cus The mirror is r shined up under the a1 | Will be | ervision asedena, | h thi cate Work na Whi en from the | hold of the ¥ i The fahr ‘ Description is unnecessary te present | ¢ ffan broadcloth several models fram the resplendent euron i black and all the oa galaxy of suits ever ¢ Judge for latest sh r 4 color worsteds, 5) |} sourself. Then come here and try one on % Alterations Alterations sat , Free Free , “> , 7° y ’ a2 . All Sizes Women’s © Misses? Beer in mind that every single one of the 5,000 suits in- \ volved in this sale is fresh, spic-span new—no season's i . accumulation—no odds and e no makers’ Jeft-overs. But Hy hionable garments that have just arrived in ‘ J pacious sales-fioor. The models are newl; f \ i] ons that have just been developed—soundin; \ the very latest style notes, é SX TONS, COMES HERE ON A LINER Mount |> nvolved in| t y the heal these suits are fash- THE EVENI deposited safely on pion, of the Merr t t the lighter Cham- eok Ing Chapman, V » convey de transporte to New O. y, and Dr, Hale was ST. PAUL TO COMBINE | ITS STATE COMPANIES. 3" New Corporation to Include All and Issue Bonds for Coast Extension. Through a corporation organized under the laws of Washington, it Chicago, Milwaukee and St. g¢ into one corporation the Waukee and St. Paul Com- h Dakota, Montana, Tdaho ngton, which are building the to the Pactfi rt. y $106,000,000 and draw 4: t opr run fity t he formal steps toward the ve not been to be settled whe be ee LAME BACK AND RHEUMATIC PAINS Are Nature's Danger Signals. Prescription From Prominent Doctor. weighs 6, six and one-half 48 300,000 | § francs (al Ms parilia; on to be add used in neal and come would until a be a mi 0 Greatest Ev Positive $ 6" Ave ivf 5,000 Suits | Jappenrance and has dewalopet an al: | CAB HORSE FIGHTS most human craving for beer. When returning from a long carry of paseengers yeet ay the cab passed a t High and Federal a few whiffs from the) tely became unman- | n says the horse had | but spectators belleve | | Bob tried jump Into the beer wagon | in his frantic desire to accumulate a) | reat “Jax.” | | The horse refused to be urged past | on the brewery wagon, and finally made | | leap that demolished the cab against | the heavy wheels of the wagon and | | spilled passe and driver into the | | road. » dashed down High | Roh, a cab hora belonging to Rert street, et ne vee | | Patrolman Fitzpatrick caugh' 5 Brotherton, @ hackman, of Burlington, | “reoinerton took Bob home and or- | N. J. has been fed on grain mash | gered him put on a strict prohibition | mixed with beer to keep him in fine diet. ageable. Rrother “blind sta Sniff of Brewery Wagon Mad- Animal Fed Grain Mash. dens Announcement C. G. Gunther's Sons In order to reduce stock preparatory to re- | moval to their new store, 518 Fifth Avenue, at Forty-third Street, C. G. Gunther’s Sons’ entire stock of Fur Garments and small pieces will be sold at very attractive prices. Orders for the manufacture of garments and small pieces will be taken at very much less than usual prices. 184 Fifth Avenue, New York. (J rner Street er Organized 17.50 40 Models NG WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1908, FR through to P West 23d Street 22d Street Marvellous Values AT THE “OUTER GARMENT SHOP” Suit Department Beautiful High Grade 40.00 to 50.00 Tailored Suits at the Remarkably Lew BEC ENCE 25.00 BEGINNING. TO-MORROW we will inaugurate a most important sale of Women’s and s’ Tailored Suits, including all this season's best styles, which we have been. fortunate enough to secure at about half value. In Chiffon Broadcloth, Worsteds, Cheviois and Serges Value 40.00 to 50.00, for... .ccclececscvceccccccecccecccce. 25.00 Also TAILORED SUITS, fine Chiffon’ Broadeloth and other choice materi An accumu- lation of discontinued styles in broken All of this season’s tashionable colors and Black. Suits formerly sold up to 32.00 at... ceecccccuceececececeus 18.50 Suits formerly sold up to 55.00 at.........0 00. cece VERY SPECIAL Three-Piece Suits 35.00 Gown is trimmed . with Danton Value 48.00, at OF FINEST QUALITY CHIFFC with fancy b: d satin; ti ¢ lined with w Caracul Cloth Coats FINEST GRADE, 50 INCHES LONG, semi-fitted; long shawl ec Fur Lined Coats 26.00 to WE PURCHASED a sample figure which enables us to pally Squirrel. The collars 25.00 Value 45.00; special........ 5 31 hem) at hae are Lynx, Persi t and Mink. All sizes. Regular values are 40.00 to 110.00. 26.00 to 75.00 Remarkable Sale of Fur Coats 50 Inches Long SIT IN STYLE, all new features, made under our own surervision, cf perfectly f superior quality. in Lamb, Ble Special. . EXi2U matched s! Moire Pony; talue 75.00, at Garaculs ivalae SS000 abi sca gie ees eeu Gamo CUO On Reench{Sealis)oalse 95:00) calico ei. eect stiie one anencn miei: Hudson Seal; vatue 125.00, at Bisam Seal; value 195.00, at and Music Complete of This Song and Chorus Honey, Do You Love Me Dearly? _ ,,"uitznt uric, Music by Arrangement with Maurice Shapiro, Music Publisher CHORUS. like to see you hang ing’ round, (#e)In your fond Copyright 1908 by Maurice Shapiro Broadway & 89th S: New York International Oopyrighs Seoursd. 4 Bighis Reserveg. ‘et Sunday Worl Next ”