The evening world. Newspaper, December 24, 1908, Page 7

, a aa - THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1908. 2 HOSTESS OF ASTOR Vavtue Boome of Timely Zoe HURRIGE IS AN CITY EMPLOYEES JENINS SEEKING GOREAN SLAYER. = SP keflecied From the Day’s News fevers the shooting Ne was. atta gemma HOUSE DIES UPN THE LITTLE N | oan “stood neat by, drew & Pevalver ani Satirist. Crowinshiek! Gives Order Affects Only Low Paid Stockholders of First National Man Who Shot Emperor's | Basietaretountion’nt fie eereieem ARSE DVORE LOSES NOW TOREAK, OF. WSTEENS Mrs. Guindon Was Stricken in Car Ten Months After Husband’s Suicide. SAMARITAN IN AN AUTO. | \peS |Tiere is Only One Me) ath ; of Buildings. to Sign Proxies. dei Penalty. Men on Matrimony. Uae | MSA Death Penalty | “Bromo at and killed nm Whlte Stevens, a Japanese | Tat fs | |SCHOOL COURSE TAL Father Knickerbocker, in assuming | John J. Jenkins dr, former president SAN FRAN¢ the guise of Santa Claus pnkins ard some jof the t Compan has ¢ Saaks pone of his hired men (the employees of the | since his acquittal on a charge of grand | 7 Veta iT, Department of Buildings), 28 not | larceny been planning to regain con slomatic advisor to the Corean EF 2 I, 4 ner 7 Yay "ho fa ") J 2 i i ye! i Ss Refuses Name, Rushes Byne New Satire on Ever announced that they would all have a | Brooklyn w ind gullty of murder in the sec: | | eFerailgaaalite ALg/ OR) tomotrow a LUN iatrone dhyiy | MibdbmM ohne WANK Hoole Have) with. |Ond! Chines hy) WegUige Veet nteHOan Bromo Widow to Her Home. Popular Subject. pay would be deducted from their |sh the Inst fow. {ved letters? Cook's department of the Sus — om Jenkin askin em to withhold |} y : | feat eae | om renin knee to wu Lee aa Quinine The sudden deat A ion started in The Eve: ch was the proclamation of § evaattie GHENT NEO HHANSRHOR TT xf inimum penalty is ten years s 3 \| ees q intendent of Publie Building: hn R. | ‘ us um life imprisonment. Used The World Over to Mrs. Elizabeth T. Gu ning World finds an eciio this month voorhces, delivered to-day to great | fom dm: r unsel contended that he Oure a Cold in One Day. 2 5 ‘ ; Members of Jenkins family re : ‘ widow anil lessee articie enttiion’ “al Beno a of humble retainers of the city y wa esult of brooding over See eae ' Matrimony.” published in Apbleton's watchman ahd sundry: other |! do, but President Huber sald:| mitted on his fellow countrymen by the -— o UU Uae se ei Magazine for January, by Francis W. ions of men and women whose | “While our information show A Gove nt_after the abdica- Eugene W. Guindon, who shot himself Crowninshield, hose book “Manners, ¥®8*S are small, but does not in any Jenkinses are trying hard to get of the Korean Mmperor, It was fn the office of t TALS prene Gone : i way Interfere with the hea of the bank a ‘ r contend vend for the Met olis,” a satirical book etiquette for the “no,” is one of ratisfled t ir deputies, sec Ung: the hits of the year. The following ° eed A) PL tel 8 oftte: srtracts from Mr. Crowninshield's Wil! have no steam to-morrow, nor wil article are reprinted by permission) (PY, “caning or cerubbink be done. ‘The i article are reprinted 0 c > ! engines and boilers will be cold, and . aR A S ibi of Appleton’s Magazine. there will be no watchmen on duty to fy) hl SS ens e, » is coming when a course guard the public archives, ‘This will Wp f f to matrimony will be of. mean a co: Jerable saving to the ce! ~ of r % / U. PE SS ay seful and par he was Pr Mrs ding th Indon was sixty-seven y street, of whic | I old, and her death was caused by heart Marte An. | She lved at ¢ toinette, where she and ¢ established « residence after their m Ylage in May, 1% and had the Y public schools and colleges. deducting hotel to attend a board mee th is ioe ung see au SM Eis wee cC several Pheteandlins n aul ae ae A suche | eee PENN Lea ee Te Inexpensive Gift East Sixty t e Clk ORDERED Such is ¢ emarkable prophecy lay in ithe w and gnashing of jy teeth in almost ent Yuletide was a dire DVT OF MISSOUR\. public building is raion tin ee Wika For Any Man | H. Blackmar, he f Sociology at the — Superintenc as, in a recent lec- his stran ie ton avenue and, It a — v s 2 4 n zs lture at Topeka address has, natu- Sadden the Christmas of Bath Knick- ; . Eaeeeniet | rally, created a stdrm of comment and jeckon sired nee : a wernt nt and a gift that every man ap- approva City: Superintendent. o ares, however, that he Is forced to i will Se Reereminal NN EOS URE OHETIRTCRRTHET WEL GOR baemuse ofthe airoriitli preciate far more than costlier but yy aN would = m. an excellent un sity | city’s funds. exp = . poeaaa: ia FE cdkirse, Newspapers hav’ treated the | Dropriation for his d nae _ eae presents, is a = : 8 estion editorially, and coeducatiofal | Cut ht) UO He) a) oe rs J fer “TIKE FOR MEDICINE pte cate aa EO Ua ea ao pair of President Suspenders, Each aie | giving the matter their closest consid- | Water Supply, Gas and Electrieity, pair comes packed in a special Mrs. G rn Renato: | lean n order to s! his expenses so as to Lak ments, and Dr, Frank W ison meaay cca 4 eet ENBW allie vabuTEnI ig eaT nee |make hoth ends meet, Mr. Voorhees says holiday box that has never been Was tmmedtatels called, but could do! p + : ‘ote I ‘riend of In-), eae i LIRRET nevi neve (Oibrmetbenn nie ail aes mee mente’ rt at iow?! Daughter of Contractor Bell Kotch Wrote ts | Hy Gieanay oe tho cin Tn, ae au Wear mat 3) surpassed forits artistic appearance woman whose automobile carried her ie patie Suicide, and Pdlice Se satay on after the | handed present to the employees of his |[y f i qo the fotel remained uniii ane, wae} Drinks Corrosive Sublimate | tended Suicide, ate a eee ee eee et tes idepaxtiaentlihon ee ee iB : é and the beauty of its cover, re- told Mrs, Guindon was dead, and then) PH ouoh Mistake in Bottles Got There First. Investigators to interview a| As there will be no heat in the Magta- ||)“ Re SON producing a color picture by the left without giving her name. gn c b nent people in regard to it, | tvates’ courts and tho District-Attor- - = “most celebrated French artists: Woman of Business Ability. | ne alle Subjoin a few extracts from the | neyls ofice to-morrow, it might be well 4 ench arusts, pt Hive : those compelled to visit suc! bile Mrs. Guindun was a woman of busi-| Miss Margaret Bell, twenty-five years Sree to) a) friend’ and’ the promp” | interview fonsthosshenmpallsd oavisltaauchypubllc action of the latter will s urry long their own heat- ve the life of John D. Quoted First. buildings to ness a and when her first hus-| old, the youngest daughter of Michael Ferainand KK : nd Kotch, janitor of the flat- ih pparatus. band, took Hell, a retired contractor, of No. 38 houses at Nos. ils und 12 West One| John D. Rockefeller thought that | MH @PParatls over ti estate, Hast Fourteenth street, died to-da: * marriage could be ma Hundred and Thirtteth street. Ko @he was married to Mr. Alien in 183, /In Bellevue Hospital, as a consequence | w, aa ms oi : | ness, the most blissful thing in life her persona! attention to the Astor|take for Jamaica ginger. | some money got the blues |he was willing to introduce into the | House, of which he had been lessee and| The young woman suffered from| He had come from {ttle town in versity iicago a course in mat-/ Manager. She appointed her cousin, Al-| cramps last evening, and after prepar-| Germany, and ‘Tuesday night he wrote y, and would give $11,000,000 for a| fred W. Thurston, manag ing for bed, went to the medicine closet | a letter to his bést friend, an ofd unl | Shir ia this branch of domestic science | | Her second romance came unusually |to take a dose of ginger. A bott.e was provided that the students would raise | next to a versity chum, Jacob Stein, and then he Yate in life, but it was @ romance, none|there, containing corrosive sublimate, | z 5 a within @ week's Ume. | theliiexatiland nile aicveci réuninedinien| andlor lelsamefaleeaslthaisinmenincta lei eee eee eee lage,” he added, “is, in reality, | y simple problem. It is all a} of thrift and saving. Nothing a woman so happy as money. The young woman made the fatal | tree him from trouble, for, as he written, there had been nothing but trouble for him in all his life. He the tragic death of her mistake of not examining the bottle. ‘Col. Gulndon. After Mr. Allen died his! Immediately after she had taken the widow went to Poughkeepsie to live poison she ran to sister's and told gound fault with nobody in his letter, quietly, but it was not long before she /of the mistake. She became violently| yesterday afterno a met Col. G 3 was suffering great pain when a| : nd-hushanc |chosen gas as the medium that s cheerfulness and Interest in Itfe after | tle. Go If the husband is a consistent and sine | cere prov the gilde enoetin cures ean In Fancy Holiday Boxes, 50c age. n, WwW wld tea ch the young man to/| York and then sent for ai ambulance The | Bay cay ed up, anda early: evep before he proposes, Dexter Reports Case to Broo President Suspenders are the best suspenders box, or prepay to any address, upon receipt of The cause of the suicide was sald to|semedios we SUL ete) HAY Ch BI a ey a pes | When his vainer instincts prompt him | yn Poli é made, and every man knows it—so don't accept | price, 5Uc. have been a combination of Il health avail, however, and Miss Bell died at| pot, but he at once ¢ to buy sweets for her, or double violets, mm Police, and They | : 9 Bhd anancial worries and, according to [2 grciogk trim auorning nr Bellewue “| BCs: WM Riaae : fe arenes Pees denvarvioaen| «Hoa leglice aud aey emny culecitrts chia] Ua ina fancy box. If Get as many pairs of President Suspenders as Mrs. Guinden was born a Point, | well known mmany politictzn for, Kotch, while ft {8 belle: he attempted | Sllt-edged securities. yery litt Df s 7) 2) ou a pai ‘ 4 i Dutchess Coun s id-no children, | many Years and a prosperons contrac. suicide, still ig alive. He was found in| added to what he already has will en- USPENers We Wie) Senay OUla; palmania holiday without delay, as the holiday Eevee 1s very large Y ° { is feared that the blow of his| his room with the gas-unlighted but | g omy Her cousin, Miss Ada Thurston, is H- | iighter's tragic death will kil inal tuepeaeonie He West renighted but able him to buy flour, coal, oll, gas, | That the police of kiyn are THE on ~ —$<$<$<—s—__—__ uring bait, and a $8,000 rat fed ar annie 6 Rall 575 MAIN STREET ° a the suburbs, he ou, to ROLRES. 0 i SOARRe: ne A ar | less quarry, ta g her proud and le , Brooklyn, became known to-day, | i = = | 7 haughty spirit It is alleged that Edward, the fly BANKING AND FINANCIAL is allegec ¥ ard, the e 7 } SAVIN: VEARNED FAR 08 MAY LOSE By THE SAME TRAI Burbank Approves It. year-old son of the physician, beeame | > 2770> “ : aoe IDOE a an BOR SALE, Luther Burbank called our attention to] violently i on Dge. 1, Dr, Dexter no- ENAY SIEGEL FRANK E. VOGEL |} yO oe 5 L G Bin DOr Souarrniar, sonisine lon arenion| smanios arene ot ew SIRO, OO lle 0) Gi Adm iT 40 P.M : picessetaley fnd| a plearele-aahani st Des seen Me agar INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK CHRISTMAS GIFTS You ask me, sald, of milk to her son, Fenwiek, one r OF \ Baer’s Story of Woe Didn't) Charges Made Against Hos-) George Baum Killed ina Pecu- [1 27m mattiage il) eves HI IRSA RSI arene AST ELGap cabal h: NOM I a /- 5 pis i . i pu § i, r have ma a Jemon and| milk when Mrs. Dexter detected a bluish | The Vourd of Pr rt » has de- * f Have Anything About pital Surgeons Who Treated liar Accident on Lone ora q only e oth peace andl powder, Dr. I ndde a test and | elated a Hein a Vidend at ( Diamond . . ° J out have ended ®y make | sound arsenic in the milk cats:cot Mirror and Beér Keg. Young Lesh, Island Road. i ater IY] phe baby and Mfrs Anna Dextet. | f “FOUR PER CENT. 2 a | fully, "onty an Fe een vast imitate, “Hoty ake! 4 Par Cent inTEREst yer annum on all doposita entitied | 9 ovr Fas) TERMS " oaaacciehasaal | - wisttully, “only a matter of arate | sick almost: tmmedsately. Roth were || | a ail genoa! 4 William Baer displayed a blackened awrence J. Lesh, the young George Baum, of No. 80 Fourth street, Gamble, Says Hughe relieved by realy application of anti- |Paid on Deposits from $1 to $3,000 DEPOSIIY MADE ON Om BE $25.00 1.00 A WEBK eye, # Plua 080, avellan ip a of Montrea!, who broke his le Elmhurst, Queens Borough, was to-day ral B 4 heal waa seen. 1p 8 20}Fo : bei Ww Ite he HOME pel natley lng | | MONEY DErosiTgo on oR Bro RE JAN WEEE DI AW INTERES 100 4 WEEK [many euinpe ue face vat ft wa ris Park on Election Day while experi-|run down and Killed by a west-bound| with’ messenger boy. He stated with | complained that ahe was sick and hon NTERESY READY AND PAYADLE. IF DESIRED rom TON JANUARY 1ST. 1800, 32,00 & WBE } a map of a Long Island real estate) menting with his “glider, in a serl-|express train of the Long Island Rail Vehemenca inate waa in fayon| pte one Me eee ie. | ate hE EEE IS!) JOHN it ptrojier, |tnact when he was rrolgne 1 before ous condition, following a third opera-| road at the depot crossing at Elmhur. ! ‘Tmmediaty Jexiglation miuk mar.) 0 a ea a cea | Depo . be withdrawn et avy time -" VO sect) [BMagiatrate Lutte in the Yorkville Conrt ton Baar anaaiiuneatatienahaciie age a criminal offense, an IDO, sriad Taesthie Testre | eee eee naeniee at any ‘1 ne Oui Ty, . vl The boy's father will arrive here to-| gine. It landed upon t alls and was | ble on se Of the ¢ until ha whi up her | Reine IaeCuinant TAT L B'S beat me up bev ouldn't thought his presence will che: ‘ - —_—-- | at i Bavings of) Octo! ‘ : WAR not IK | Tl WitHDRAWAL OF DEPOS i Petit ehcp tule! uta | aie i pronee che yong ile Ce ee | eo CAV VC S84 K ee {Been | F wanted to give my little dow’ ‘where ta talk that the Aeronautic ; THEREIN E Pa EVs arnt FAND CONTROL OF RESPONSIBLE, WELL: EMIS | imate friend o! mine, unc 4 t an Un mmable sea. | thie she » sulle IBIOH AND CONTARL OFIE cept Me™. jdidn’ his bartender, and 1 told exhibited machine, may sue the r 5 ‘a atical certainty and ‘The Fisl Anterent created, him I wouldn't give him my little dog, jrordham Hospital in his behalf. It ie the worsted. slip- ’ | WRITE FOR olmouLaR, Tyon, at 4 go he threw a glass in my face and paia $1,000 was asked by the surgeons s shureh fale abbag is as Hourss 9 A.M, to 5.30 P.M. Hee Bart eh ; celled in about six men, and each one | sor resetting’ the boy's leg pan death eels 4 F. L CHAMPION, W. J. DOHERTY, i arr . handed ine a wallop.’ AI FIRED Penn per RN Bok Is “Too Busy ABB Chenier) i ith On the Most Liberal Terms. | Baer spent yesterday afternoon In! jecrosis of the bone hed set in at the ne mand MY. Bok could not Aes us when = ante aking by stat wi i sent $100 A WEEK OW WOMAN, \Bretkfelder's saloon, No, 1428 Avenue A, yea etta An ibe re called unon hin) At ihe Ladies Hore § s enteratees oe and, according 10 the bartender, besan Yer ine saved Mev i 5 tral rece IS REET REE ere | ann lANOS GND ORGANS, WILLIAM J. ROOME. Pres: TING Se ee eae aicaollatoeaiea tee ‘ They Attract Attention Going | {i r FEAT AELS Tawney ris 4 THT ATTRA STANDARD OUTFITTING CO, : ;Christmas, With him was his “little |. for License in Big n e | Csiked inn. ify dy ar Tee we A | = 112 W. Ith Street, 2193 3d Avenue, i dog,” a fox terrier, for which the bar SMALL WRECK; MUCH FUSS. “ 8 ; Pethere existed today i WINTERROTH, AE AST LATE i | eta aa heaaa ME ee ‘Neender conceived a violent fancy, seein s 4 Touring C: a-fa f 4 ONDE ‘) Brooklyn, 920 Broadway, Y flight, : ! ‘ouring Car, aera ties noid i OVEN EVENINGS, 3ym in intimate friend o! mine s of Life Reported, but Only was a trifle out of order, but| ' jcame in and I gaye him my Mitle dog, seeieheltt rod him to s BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. Rf W. Cor. 14th Bt. and ath Avenue, . » waid Baer, “and that made the bar-| Freftwht Cara Deratied, - . : i f “Oh! yes. We can y you with | rw . i tees hive de rane fay ‘ | b ee pri K. J. Paul Quatrebau, a physician of | the amaiier sizes, read te, WORD Tike to hear i for pale Ja wn x ‘nh Hing da din on \ tender pu atime. That was when he Tae TON, Docs, The derailing of! perlin, and Mra. Susie Price Sterling, | for ‘ but we shou Because It Makes Strength, (027 3)" an 1 itveetuient of wet undes the byiaws, \{ threw the glass, | two freight cars due to a broken axle}, wealthy widow of Bernardsville, N TVET. Ros, 1Si0l, ate Pert as naa srg ane SAR eee | mihi of Derr S| regio FOUR PER CENT. {gate the mirror oval the bar, which ad | way our Pennington early to-day, | (oy Hall yesterday. .Dr. Quatrebau \ WOK POR we | iasetar JJust been. tastefully. decorated. be an rise to vaous reports of serious | va pga pala enor, | | PSbeptnita” min i » with a picture of Sant Q gave his age as forty years, and 3} si Claus andthe legend, MAC Merry Stay |10% of life, but all proved untrue, no| Sterling sald that she was forty-three Wintaas R, President and & Happy New Year to All one being injured bY the mishap. Ru CHRD AIE TCE RTT - | sass ah R.Preat Breikfelder admin a longing for the| ‘The reports were circulated all over | Ye@rs * | | ARCHIBALD. M ota 1 108; but suid that was no reason why |the Hastern States and many inquiries | W- Sterling. —— = TO BUT d his fylends chastised Baer arrived ‘rom all points. Telephone and ‘he couple rode to the City Hall in fall, you seem to have had the worst {telegraph facilities to the scene of the | a pig touring car and attracted consid | Globe Credit ‘Watch Co. ra bald the Magistrate to ‘as | derailment are not the best, and there | ote oitentio | “ ‘ F Juhi, Take elgymean, ‘fare 4il searved up and the com-| was a scurrying for automobile by | ehable attention | | bei” fainant jan't hurt, and, anyway, It's|county officials and newspapermen, | Another couple who obtained Hoanee | te (WE TRUST ANY HONEST WORDS AND MUSIC Miriatinas, wo Vil'iet you off. Tui yout hurried to the place to find that mnarry are Fred H. Clark, warty-| ASH CREDN | I YDIA E Bag beiter swear off for the New Year| nothing serious had oeccurre , & mining engineer of Guanajuato, | ry “When I Was A Kid Like You" , ie -rettinns and Miss Eleanor Phelps, of INKHAM Ss ‘ Pestle —eEEEEEE ae Sung by vel Be OYSTERS CAUSE DEATH. Fifth avenue. They said they |B * ; Ne ¥ LODGER KILLED BY GAS, | NoirisAMPTON, Mass, Dec be married Dec. 99 Waseke Mo-CREDI BLE COMPOUND. EDDIE FOY Viti wei 19 TShi we ea, 4 ! Paul Lehtiniem! Noyden, thirt r Kent, one ef the most popular Merwin Gilbert, twenty-nine, VEGETA iL tal jyearp ol, was found dead froni’ sas) girls in Smith College, president of the | living ai No. 1118 Khode Island avenue, ng this morning in a furnsied| senior class, died at:her home in Alls-| Washington, D. ©. and Mise [lela | waged lawt night on the top| tem, near Boston, Death was due tol Terry Fraser, «twenty-two, of One Hua. “ No 100 Kast Sixty-fifth street.) typhoid fever, which, it be sald¢ was ldred and Forty-sixth strect and Gerard | at BSA azenns tse inland 6 lean, ‘They Sree eae Pas | With Next SUNDAY WORLD peer nn ei i ath ol Rai i A DIAMONDS on CRE DIT ™ mos SUSCRSerUs, pewcepy vos In Mr, HAMLET OF BROADWAY WATCHES Ane { Lyrles by EDWARD MADDEN Music by BAN, M. JEROME, . Published by Pyriaission of the Trebubs Publishing Co, , oi watches: saay poy