The evening world. Newspaper, December 9, 1908, Page 14

THE EVENING WORLD, WED THEF CAPTURED | WITH HEROES IN INSTEAMER ON us JORDAR VORDATEECD | BY SHOW GIRL NATICN'S PLOT crew, nearly vail frot ter Was S mate W SHE ENTERED | IN TRIUMPH. LAKE SUPERIOR ONE DOOR WEST OF THIRD AVE. | Christmas Furniture Bargains Thursday, December roth Lord & Taylor | dass : { _ Hallenbeck, twent seticht, “ W;, 3 ) : of the laundry of Bellevue Hos: | Big price reductions on all lines of Furnit jally suitable for pp tp A ) ‘Many Women Identify Man|Full Naval Honors for we Ww ene Sieh Washed Ashore nn out zo cnnbente pay dav taet| I Christmas Gifts. Nake your ACHNUEL BOW. WHils AEE MUROPRIORES AF rapper D cpt. * } Miss Leidy Fought in Admiral at His Funeral Ends All Hope That the such a conditlor the J large and complete and the opporiunities to save money greater than if - Ripple Etiderdown Wrappers | Hallw. HIS METHOD CLEVER. | | in Washington. WASHINGTON, §—With military ceremonies the body of the late Deo. | full would not let ~~ — eman, Frank Nugent, Clemson Escaped. ead a rent pte DULUTH, Deo. %—There is little | doubt that the steamer . M. Clemson | is Siignted ad the gi ospective patigr in front of the Reception Room, | you wait until the last days, Mission Weathered Oak Des! Exactly like illustration, with ore small and one large drawer Vernis-Martin Music Cabinets ke illustra. handsomely deco- rated with Ripple Eiderdown Wrappers shawl collar, bound with wide satin ribbon bound with Satis eeee cesses seseee eee $3G5 | \ « Rear-Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan, who | Went down with all hands near White- |<: Et Superintendent | McHale ordered hand oil ven, ioWae fant an Complaints of Robbery |"? Saturday at New Rochelle, N. ¥.,|9%h Point. Twenty-three hatch covers Be taken to the woman's alco- ings on doors. CGcE, Whi ehey, WAAR at $5 95 Fifty mplaints 0 ODDETY | as interred in the Arlington National | bave been washed ashore and their de- ever mind, I got in anyhow.” was/ Value $1200; price glass in panel; actual value : here to-day. When the train |#"!ption convinces the Provident | Minnie'a pe-Ung ehot, as she was led |] this $14.00; pre we May Be Traced to Cemetery here to-day. | Steamship Company that they belong to away. wake $7 98 Hest) i neh 75 7 bringing the body arrived {t was taken v we Albatross Kimonos [ Prisoner. When Harriet Leidy, one of Anna Wela's show girls, went about catching & thief yesterday she made a good job ef tt. The man she grabbed in a house at No. % West Forty-fourth street was identified to-day by half a dozen wo- men as the “gas inspector” thief about whom many complaints have reached the police. The name of the prisoner | Brady, and he gave his address . 12 Classon avenue, Brooklyn. It is ex- pected that there will be at least fifty complainants against him when ease comes to trial. His method was to gain entrance to a dwelling or a fiat by the pretext that he wished to Inspect the meter or sell a gas-saving device, and then pick up whatever Jewelry he could Jay bis hands on unobserved. Sent Maid for Ladder. Miss Leidy was entering the hall of the building in West Forty-fourth street with a friend, Estelle Perry, yesterday , &fternoon, to see a dressmaker, when @he saw Brady talking to a maid at the _@oor of one of the flats, about the merits of a patent gas burner. He told the ald he would guarantee that it would ut one-third from the gas bills. “Go get me a ladder,” he advised, “and I'll fasten one of the burners on | his | at once to Bt. John's Kpiscopal Church, where the Rev. George W. Smith, for merly a chaplain in the navy, con- ducted the funeral services. ‘The military escort included thé Ma- rine Band, four companies of marines from the Washington Barracks and a company of bluejackets. ‘The Admiral’s flag was placed at halt- post in front of the caisson on which the body rested on the way to the ceme- tery. WEIRD FUNERAL FOR CHINESE EMPEROR Six Thousand Mourners Es- cort Body of Kuang Hau From Forbidden City. PEKING, Kuang-Hsu, the late Emperor of China, was to-day carried with much ceremony }from the hali in the Forbidden City |where it has reposed for the last week to the Coal Hill mortuary. It will here Deo. %—The body of the| ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK? Thousandsof Men and Women Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It. Nature warns you when the track of health is not clear. Kidney and bladder trouble compel you to pass water often through the day and get up many times during the nignt. Unhealthy kidneys cause lumbago, rheuma- tism, catarth of the bladder, pain or dull ache | 4n the back, Joints or muscles, at times have jheadache or Indigestion, as time passes you may have a sallow complexion, puffy or dark circles under the eyes, sometimes feel as though you had heart trouble, may have plenty of ambition but no strength, get weak and waste away. If such conditions are permitted to continue, serious results follow; Bright's disease, the very worst form of kidney trouble, may steal DR. KILMER’S SWAMP-ROOT, Kidney, Liver & Biadder| REMEDY. DIRECTIONS, upon you. | Prevalency of Kidney Disease, Most people do not realize the alarming In- | crease and remarkable prevalency of kidney | disease. While kidney disorders are the most common diseases that prevail, they are almost the last recognized by patient and physicians, who content themselves with doctoring the ef- fects, while the original disease undermines the system. [Open Sa urday Evenin, s, ] Quartered Oak Buffet Exactly like illustration, with French bevel mirror on top, with 2 drawers (one lined) and closets, tual value $1 5.50; $10.85 r price this week ., 2 mahogany finished frame Recep- least $55.00, at the And on the Liberal Terms of $3.00 Cash and $1.00 Per Week and is fitted with loose silk plush d. This suite has hi polished fr. cushions attached by fancy tassels and c bound with wash ribbon... ‘$3.95 | Flowered Silk Kimonos Albatross or Silk Lined i | at $8.75—-values up to $14.75 Odd Albatross Wrappers | at greatly reduced prices. Fleecedown Kimonos at $1.25, $1.50 & $1.75 Dressing Sacque Dept. Albatross Sacques accordion plaited—lace trimmed at $3.95 the gas and show you how it works.” | continue to Ile in state pending the loca- * A Trial Will Conyince An i rene’ 5 | pera ie ster ales aislay toppen| tara | ob and) (construction, of)ithe) teapertall Hy you\are/ sick or feeling badly, begin taking Golden Oak === Golden Oak Liiderdown Sacques at 98c hen, tea saaerte at os au © | sepulchre. | Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, the great kid: or Mahogany rT >a | Bookcases | a a minute oF po the man ran} The funeral cortege, Driliiant, bar-/ iver and bladder remedy, because as soon MorrisChairs | Lijit ./4 bales eda |} ‘ ‘Miss Leidy is athletic and built along | obeervers, was led by Prince Chun, the |help the other organs to health. In takin 2 s ia emcalk | [atatuesaie “show girl ines, and’ she) Regent, for @ short distance from its SWumpeRoctivoukatordinaturallbalaioyNstines aveRASoR IE ur tt a 1 Avallute : ack lec t without | yal ; a = = ay ni feckled the thief without hesitation. | starting place, and as it passed through | for it is the most perfect healer and gentle a Sola yell Dense ie ee = id | price this put with a pair of silver-backed hair t ied rushes in his hands. escaping for the time, but later In the) @ay he was arrested in a pawnshop on/ the good description given by the plucky | actress. Women Identify Prisoner, The story of her adventure was print- in The World this morning, and Many women who have encountered the baric and weird tn the eyes of Western the streets of the imperial city thou- eands of mourners knelt in the dust | seen east gate of the Forbidden City and thence through the Imperial Clty in the direction of the mortuary. The start was made at ten o'clock. Bureau with a score of detectives dnd [until the coffin was no longer to be | The route of march was out of the | your kidneys begin to get better, they {to the kidneys that has ever been discovered. You cannot get rid of your aches and pains if your kidneys are out of order. You cannot | feel right when your kidneys are wrong. | Swamp Root Is Pleasant to Take. |_ If you are already convinced that Swamp- Root is what you need, you can purchase the like cut highly pol- ‘| pnts with four No Mail Orders Filled for Fleecedown Sacques at 98c., $1.50 Silk Petticoat Dept. i east osnes thief to their sorrow |" Six thousad mourners and four thous- Specials ra nd loss rejoiced that he had been cap-| ana solders, while fully ten thousand regular fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles at y ) {Ried a few ‘of them hurried down | Muen knelt ih the atrects of the Linperial all drug stores. Don's make any mistake, but as || Mahogany Wool Fersey Top Petticoats § Jagntity him. |City as the procession went by. The | remember the name, Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, N | Finished with silk flouncings t ady was lined up tn the Detective |Peec, WThenalan widow of Hung-hea, | Y» which you will find on every bottle. ° |] Rockers Liberal Credit 8 Prisoners. Miss Leldy picked him out ‘Of the line without a moment's hesita- tion. She stepped up to him with her knelt side by side on the floor of the! hall where the body has been reposing as the remains started on their final journey. | Sixty-four imperial” chair. | SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE— To prove the wonderful merits of Swamp-Root you may have a sample bottle and a book of valuab olutely free by mail. The book contains many of ‘ormation, both sent ab- thousands of letters re- Ice cut, with vel- or or imitation leather seat and Any honest person can ob- $5.00, $5.95 & $6.95 | tain credit from us without either security or extracharge by paying asmall cash deposit down and a little each week. sts closed and Brady dodged as though | i 6 was afraid she would hit him. |hearers bore the catafalque as far as | ceived from men and women who found Swamp-Root to be just the remedy they f Other women who identified Brady as | the east gate, and at this point the| needed. The value and success of Swamp-Root is so well known that readers ‘ the man who robbed them while their | Regent and the members of his suite | are advised to send for a sample bottle. Address Dr. er & Co., Binghamton Dacks were turned, after they had ad. | fell out of the procession and retraced es a ' meres i mitted him to look over the gas meter thelr steps to the Forbidden City. N. Y., be sure to say you read this generous offer in the New Yor g World r put on his economical burner wer irs. M.S. Bavier, of N y-fourth. back; value $50.5 price this week $3.25 Silk Fersey Top Petticoats ~~ * With Taffeta Flounce............---at $6.95 Jf ms as haat Ak = With Messaline flounce........ $7.95, $9.75 atayetio Fitted Top Messaline Petticoats Colored and Black in a variety of styles, at $5.95, $6.95 & $8.75 Plad Mohair& Plaid Moreen Petticoats in a variety of styles at $2.95 & $3.95 FEDERAL GRAND JURY. ‘Richard Dunphy Selected as Fore- | i man of the Body. | p |The December Grand Jury for the| Priminal Branch of the United States | Circuit Court was sworn in to-day by jfncee Chatheld, The jury 1s composed the following: | Lord & Taylor | Millinery Thursday and Friday Colored Mohair Petticoats | Decemb: th and . : eeember lethiand wrth with plain or fancy silk flouncings t Yo, 19 Liberty street, m R. Moore, No. 6f Rea- Charles W. Place, No, 20 Harry BP. 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