The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1909, Page 4

ce prenar cea A eee mm ge THE EVENING WORLD, WED WIFE WON'T LET HIM PAY $1,000 GAMBLING DEBT ao |Pastor’s Father on Trial for Life, and Daughter He Shot io Death, vis ON STAND 1 SEND FATHER 10 THE CHAIR Parent Admitted Truth of Hor-, rible Charges, Rev. Fred- erick Loose Says. Stop Certified Check and Enjoin Bank, The Richmond borough branch of the Corn Exchange National Bank was last night served with sn’ Injunction issued by County Judge Stephen D. Stephens g !t from paying a certified leheck for $1,00 issued by {It to Otto Miller, of Jersey street, New Brighton, on Saturday Miller {9 a grocer and butcher, His story is that he left home Saturday af- ternoon to buy goods in Manhattan, and | tather than carry $1,000 in cash, obtained | the certified check. He says he got Into \a gambling house, and after losing what leash he had, put up the certified check jand played against tt until he was, cleaned out. He reached home Sunday. He says his wife made him stop pay- ment on the check. Miller refuses to te! all the address of the | »AGREED TO GO AWAY. | {Shot Daughter After Sending Bullet Into Breast of | Witness, en Jin jne Court of Ge iis admittedly the Sessions, to-day, owest, most degraded 7 criminal the courts of this city have upon for many years. He killed Meta at No. 1710 Secc and at the same and seriously ck, who Is a insists she will get it all out in time, — | HUDSON-FULTON PARK, | Peistant Dist Assembly Bit] Provides $75,000 for, | purchane of Historie Site, . 10.-A Hudson-Fulton | ALBANY, memorial Westchest: larly the s Revolutionary period rains of the shore battery, the termina! ! f the od Kings Fi leading up to Point Battlefleld Stato Res- ‘ashington's Head- und of the} and French troops In| In a bil Introduced to- nan F. L. Young. uinissioners of the Land OMce lireoted to acquire the site on the dation of the Hudson-Pulton 1. The bill appro- purpose site and re- META Loose ©: STOCKS BRK AND Tn PRES nlc Reading, Smelting and Copper Figure in the Market Trading. } | Pacifics, Stocks were du Wradlisbed 1840 THE LAUTER PIANO The connoisseur of piano qual- ity, the artist who demands an instrument of surpassing worth, gravitates to the LAUTER Piano after the most careful comparative | tests. In this piano he finds his | ideal instrument—wonderfully mellow tone, combined with fault. less modulation ard fine finish of details. LAUTER Pianos have attained eminence because of their all- around excellence. because the manufacturers have arsfisic re- sults constantly in miad. Com- mercialism in production or distri- }, bution has no place in the Lauter organization, ton i ealra vagorites 7 These are the LAUTER pro- y ‘ $ compared i ducts: ee ! N x i y CENTRAL MeN The Lauter Grand (4 (1. in long) 2 HARRIMAN HES Closing Prices, OF The Lauter Small Grand‘: i ' ‘ Lauter Upright Planos j ‘GUAGE, He . —_e— The Lauter-Humana |playerpi. i 3 ction is inv ted a y Hustrated catalog mailed on request. LAUTER CO., Manufacturers >, 63, 64 664 62 Lackawanna Avenu nd Warerooms: ¢¢>-4¢9 Br BEES ASL) MEN ARE HELPLESS a ; H } AS CHILDREN u When Taken Suddenly Ill—Here is a Common:Sense Safeguard. r nan is as @ helpless infant OLD HoL Lord & Taylor Women's Boot Dept. way a quiet nly he notle 1 sharp pai rus the worst le was ac on by overloading } and In his agony ligestion, brought 1 stomach. pala Ti ef-—would lets a nal Red mann t! 1OnS i on all styles of Health nig and Dress Boots Tan fade Blac andl ick Russia, Patent Leather jack Buckskin, $4.00 to $7.00 Values, $2.55 Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; rgth St. Last YRAR 1 wee PRIEST mom uw DVERT Mi 1 “7 Adverusemen sven iyo7, et any Ameri e te the city wail @ Fs She Made Staten Island Grocer 2 NESDAY, PEBRUARY 10, 1909, if jg ‘Lord & Taylor DESERTED GIRL TAKES acio| KIDNEY RECIPE WORTH CHOWING Pretty Immigrant Succeeds Only In Beat Preac ription Ovtatnable for | Hackache and Kidneys, Hore is a prese Hurning Her Mouth, ription that ts protetiy| e combination obtainable pt relief of all the distresstig red Kida eys, such as acute man, a pretty. little Mer = | Levey asiectaiodn in Handlercbiefs ‘Huld extract Buchu; halt yur ave the hoarding: | "Halt six ounces good ounce Murax compound pure gin; mix and ke bottle well each ase to pay up or used Was 80 Weak a solu ts if Bellevue Hospital, mix or furnish these ingredients, h ’ ener . 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