The evening world. Newspaper, January 21, 1909, Page 2

t THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY JANUARY 21, 1909, aN HAS AJOB WALLIS SUCCEEDS POR MILLIONAIRE — KELSEY AS HEAD WHO NEEDS WORK OF INSURANCE: Magistrate Seeks iG, Young Gov. Hughes Pore Home Philanthropist. as His Life Agency Supervisor as Prob tion Onficer. State Superintendent. NO PAY—HOURS EASY, HE WAS A TAFT WORKER, . Privilege of Wearing Brass Buttons, Club and Revolver York Organization in the Goes With the Position. Presidential Campaign. ck AL W: rintendent of Insurance, was born in Kentucky on nh agent with the Northwest. sald ern Mutual Life Insurance Company. ng At the end of one year he was pro- company for the State of Kentucky, re- mal tn that capactty for six or seven years He then, went to Baltimore and be- ctor for the New York ompany for the State He held that position five years ago, when he re- pecome manager of the New York axencies of the Home ty surance Company. He acted In that capacity until May, 1908, when he tion I hac « i clal duties, to te “ebife lnsuras Mary © De at to self if T wante n't KNOW became ag supervisor of the Home Who would pay hir Life nee Company for eleven Seeks Millionaire Out of Work Eastern , Including New York and “Pm a poor man and 1 couldn't pay te New England States. He has held bs that position up to the present time. him. We am To Hurry Consideration. tary of the 1 e te of New York ’. Ogden Was president vas referred to the nee, of Which Sena- is chairman, no of Mr. Wallis Lieut.-Gov Finance Com- Senator Grattan. 1 Insurance Committee young fel, suggested the nomination should @/ 80 torhis committ The Lieutenant- «| Governor withdrew the reference to the » | Finance Committee a referred the nominati get some-| #uranc awouldn't ¢ tor Grattan, of 2 When the n Nis brother on to the Committee on In- “There lege met an authority turned the over to a Pr very capable young man, w a@ Yale football Vd like te would prob- ay ch Superintendent of Insur- : nator, ‘the committee en | will expedite the consideration as much | as possible. t been a ent} of the com J pe Tw vay allied a meeting to-day to take up the Ma | matie Not Known to Legislators. as to whom the Gov- uo: éigh ein ye J to add an argument, Magistra six-foot, ly temp charged wi wife, in cha officer now in Je Minor, who is a s woman, as Otto Kelsey's » Legislature in ad- , of Mr. W e Among the member of 1) C majority sald they did not know ntment was jon during the —_—___<—— WOMAN VICTIM OF BURGLAR : . LOSES SIGHT AND SPEECH. | d under consid nber of men Fright After Being Bound and Gagged Brings on Stroke of Paralysis. nsur- after looking home at Daniel M apeect that she is precariou been gro that Mr. Wallis in accep tion of mind h The burglar, hook a ing Mrs bound ani what money and find. ai ee and attractive manner. MRS, BLESS ASKS DIVORCE, Will Enforce. the law Attorneys ‘ie on Wm. HH. Bae * wards as itefe Eviden Mrs D. Bless wan Nees s i it iL. F ‘s KING HONORS QUEEN. and an hor el the right Alfonso of Spain Confers ¢ Cross on Haly's Rosal Heroine MAT day Quee itable c vivors of t J at Voting Coupon for American Baauty Chorus, FTER carefu! examination and consideration of photographs pub lished {n THE EVENING WORLD of all the candidates for mem- bership in Charles Frohman's American Beauty Chorus, to be welected by Evening World readers, I cast my vote for No. ..... Name of voter....... ee eeececcrececceecsccccoecoeeees Address...., Steeeeeeee Fill owt the blank spaces and mail coupon to “American Beauty Chorus Baitor, Evening World. P.O. Box 134, New York City.” jActed as Secretary of New ALBANY, Jan. 21.—Gov, Hughes to- day sent to the Senate the nomination 1s, of New York, to In 18% he became con- need for moted to the general agency of that later that a! as there is a vacancy in|, m * ‘Manhattan Opera-House Director and the — THREE DEATHS. AUTOPSY SHED Rival Prima Donnas Who Figure in “War” Th BE LOOKED IN KENNEDY CASE, ‘ia gee ATOR Mes eetooss Had Skull Broke sy @ i) Two Men Died of Fractured St ae Skulls in Workhouse; One Drowned in Hospital street, with a Pr District Att y Jerome this after: ritelll to. ine elty Institue Tn ench ease | a \ | {tions within the past y there seeme to be a co according to reports received by Mr. Jerome. ted ra sworn a 4} |out was that 0’ self from the top tler of [the flagging, two floors j has been cast on Doubt Da also and elghth diffe down to Doubt | ‘ro in the City Hosp t, who was drowned in a bat rederick Connolly died in the Work- Oct. 11, of a fractured skull, Dr. Sample, of the Work! a had the ft | MANAGER BLANEY’S WHE GETS DNORGE Final Decree ee the Thea- r trical Man Signed by Jus- || what the strength saves Hee Blanchard pays for sugar and cream ice ¢ White Rose Ceylon Tea | ge LINX CAVALIERI BOHLIN HAD RlGhT TO DEFEND HOME -_>—— Jeweler Who Barred Attinity’s Husband and Sleuths With Gun, Discharged. COPYARI Gilbert Ray WIARY CARDEN nabsmicieg stunts was svaied, tos There is | he decree, a ‘MILLIONAIRE DR, SHEPARD'S. = Sue's WIDOW 1S AGAIN A BRIDE °°" \'srtichtce oc. ; ee ete 1a George W. Weber, Bridegroom of W ally Brooklyn Wom- ear , Brooklyn, in his , was discharged by Magtstrate) He had en ary rtment of Them 1, Whose Husband’s Death by Morphine in Summer- Sie at Bay Ridge Was Surrounded by Mystery, “Thad avery bad form of cough and hoarse- | pas, and nfectey ying 4 agreatmany remedieg deolded to try ut ugh Byrup, and | thank God and Ti thy to my mind, Ss nothing Lhad tried lieved me ol my sufferlng lke tt did. Words cannot ex- » ket results [ aed and rutbfully Tero eee, tt v. J.T. Pri : 18 Vine 8t., Blocmfe! NJ 1 Jan) ane TRIAL BOTTLE FREE Magistra! view and ONST third Parke of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup to all ho Ki write mot n Kdd Hs) |i ee Wend enention thls papers Adar C, MEVER & CO., Baki Md, ‘ough Syrup can fety tothe y ‘6. 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A broken rail was discovered on the Press trac The prectous so rty-s treet betwi NEW ORLE of seventy-five bab 21—A carload s distributed in 306 West 59th St. (“ New York City, TEL, 4273—Col, _ ap-|New Orleans to- nial ¢raight came from the New York Found Ary Ae | of foster g and Orph rents claim to the little ones | f y had prev applied FOR MEN 25% REDUCTION Figure It Out— ‘ Proper Glasses Cost CONSUMPTION REASON TO BREAK MARRIAGE, One Cent a Day. » average cost of a pair of 3.00, It isa fact that a pair of glasses ly titted e I fd roperl { | | = ; ; Writ last about thr ) that they cost the wearer a dollar a OizD. ned year, or less than a | DEGNAN.—s Adenly, Jan, 19, 1008, at cry Do you realize what a tremendous error you are making when ht h Hos Wo 16th at, PATRICK, ; son for the an you purchase a pair of jewelry or department store or so-called | ita UE Bllen Degnan, nee ed toda “Bargain” glass The satistaction and ease of mit cured by | + hia late residence Friday, Estelle I gainst Harry Howa arin sf glasses which heen titted by REGISTERED | Jan. 22; thence to Church of St. Bor- ee oe) FoR I A weari Tarren es which have been fi a al TEREL [ppvannias Athenee tai cheireh ors at et i ee si PHYSICIANS, SKILLED OCULISTS, and gua by a raspon- tAlarment alvacy a He at ced that her hnetana| sible Optical House, IS SURELY WORTH MORE THAN A CENT MURPHY Jan, 01. 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