The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1910, Page 2

THE EVENING WuskLD, THURSDAY, DEUEMbsR 1, 1910, know if there was good prospect of « Benes: py FOLN BED, CITY JUSTIGE IS PRESENT ANEW i | COURT DECISION | ISTOFDEMANDS oh cia Chairman Willcox, when asked , Evening World reporter to discuss t new Interborough plan, ait “The Interbvorough people ensy no plan officially before the cor What I may know of it I « at this time. The commis consider any proposal wi en . wn fifteen years old of S West subways. : ; m 5 ot, was arr 1 At the office of President § unin Lott's Head Caught Recount of Ballots Deposes Revised Schedule Insists Upor he Interborough, there was even greater | } Revised Schedule Insists Upon MMi Waslinad to cay amore about the When He Tried io Leap Dwyer, Who Has Held Bench Right to Wear Their subway question. [is associate, \ Leon Pepperman, raid as It Closed. “Just now nothing car Eleven Months. Union Buttons. among the guards of the ta =A Piano “ar rie WIFE BARELY SAPES }HARD BATTLE IS WON ; io the hae a Gives Spee , , he ie pple gt the Best It follows: lcs sea ue - fae j | bn aay ea down the # tN r ‘ ° pba ore, wan that. go de gat |Boarder, Aroused by the Wom- Final Verdict Changes Returns! About One-Sixth of Normal ned. and tie trio separated. | Music be the operator of the tril ‘ ’ » Ep ¥ ; Tir ne Appling Y t+ ; ; seule it it te built. How could an’s Outery, Rushes in to Victory for Fallon by | Work and No jdt sa thee rads, followed UR and with the least effort in learning vais . . ho , rd uh avenue. They | how, That’s why it is the most pop pleat ' and Rescues Her. Eighteen Votes. Cabs After Sunset. her pollcwmen ond a| Ular musical instrument and t a," Mi — : —— — oc a and ine few. mit nore «| pring ipal means by which a musicai josal of President Wii t = than housand persons were in t eA Nhe Hudson and Ma 1) Renjamin Lott 45 West One Monteipal Justice Joseph P. Fallon e boy fina vn into, te [education is secured. file Company to get a (for Hundred and # th t and ~ i Nay tentitie Aw tide, att wie wl presentatives of the striking taxl-| aime of eman Ward he Weat | By the way, if you have children lah the Dottie sores i s iept In an old-fasi- | i 7p a i | cluded for eleven months by Percy v.|°8> Chauffeurs presented a revised | vort eiveet statio to educate iv’S your vad te to edu. bole Bory ea gil tes8 ned pe ; : " ~~ ew = fabian i * lule of their demands to the taxi-) Mu ey oof fylr ‘ate the: musically, and it's your Mr. M 0 € erm to folding 1 n perfect bal | Fe ED =| Nagte’s son-in-law Join J cate them musica Operate the Triborouh he would have | ance that they were wont to display to] ORIGINAL ae " POSITION OF 8B SAD AL al jJex ownert, Inte thin after oon, |plzvone. he police sy th ¢ | DUTY to own a PIANO, to bid for Ht, and in that event the In-! their the ease with which it POSITION " AFTER ACCIDEN | original oft returns which EVUeE We Sune 2 rOwees Or mea eto n | Li aaaaae ce Set res;| PEASE PIANOS offer the carefui tegborough might underoid steve | could aa ahd hw bed BED T Ja majority for 26 votes, : Aire baddceih MEMITATERL he cake | buyer a piano of ABSOLUTE RE- Unelt new offer wi ently ate | oad ear f whtle MF and Mrs rd | Fd CATR SR TROTEA Chg | OUT. 647 ANUSWIRiE (RGU IRETRGEAT to WOR LIABIL ITY at a moderate price timate and App Pa WN cl edad erage oclliL }County Ca f down | t Work Is not dropped, For 66 ears they have been a Their contention ts € rho His wife : Dwyer's 1 to 2% en a and syste ie investigation ndard of durabi iW, over the Fourborouc! 1 he aped ser ar 5 we! f « jation Was made to-day by ~ uo Ween from’ pul purnsafviee, thet Mr Latta ce tengineer atv-ave | Dlary ot Youth Who Eloped Me HIREL WOM Hapouie ani Toe: Easy payments if desired and old two fares over two distinct #UubWaY | yon d and wolgtied Sm bounds Ke " > > the Elect Ii the claims made by the taxicab | ins ruments exchanged. Used Pianos sytem, ain nie wi De hake i With Girl to Mountain Cave} ‘0 \:' s. they: have Tess than ert |from $125 up. ial quota of men at wor «| Were Raw All Over—Was Spreadi Write for catalogue. Nahe mate wheel yey mol ere iirt and are not a any business ENT BURNIN sunset irae to Body and Limbs—Used Cuti- OPEN EVENINGS. n he bAaY 6 ha he Sept. 18—Met Beatrice on Market street, Newark. Had guns and luggage te, je ju ‘ + + SU ON tobi (0 puke. O98 NilGd Anabela dy, Took train to New York and subway uptown, Missed boat and P| tie rulinss on thesy The Real Situation. cura and was Cured—Also PEASE PIANO CO,, eh to snap the holding me | nt to lodging-house. u place, b ep) Dwyer's mato: 0 5 Pie follow ible shows just how } n pl watiring Re wine eerie ee ee eiaa circ. sige : lat Cured Daug ghier'sEczema, ||, New York — | Brooklyn ee ee | E rolls and woffee for breakfast. Made boat for Catskill, Took [| Declared Elected by Eighteen Votes. | tie sirlke H | y, They had not been asleep tong when | OUs Incline Railway for Palenyille. Found cave after long tramp Just about §| ‘The last step in the contest was pipes 128 West 42d St. | 34 Flatbush Ave. | bed began to clowe. Mra. Lott was|[/ dark, Nothing to sleep on, Made fire of branches and leaves. | recount of all the ba in the f Normal the first to awaken. She screame ad | Sept Beans and coffee for breakfast, Went fishing and caught some before Jus . No Near Bway. | Sour boxes, € Amend and a perch, W “T had eerer om my hands for te | At first It would break « | Newark | 10 New St. er husbal F 1, half awakened, started te nt Walking in the woe it was great. Jury in the Supren . Which end- ae | scramble out, only to slip down, head | (Between Sept. % and Oct. 1 the entries In the diary are bare fragments, | ed to-day after sixteen days’ work ! | frst, into the space at the head of the |f Me HeRible. ax If the boy wrote with frozen Angers.) As a result Justice Amend toeday vod rae Tuesday—Did a lot of walking and w clothes. Cooked some more J rected the jury to find a verdtet in fa t cu-| Home Treatment for ae ; beens with a lot of smoke, @etting cold vor of Fallon, dect him elected | } Meal Whe 2 it | ™ ’ Sissies Be ; ob Pe ther, Nke a blade Phursday—Bought two apples from a farmer, Took a bath in brook wer the Tammany candidate by elgh-| | ogee yay Rei, i: pot egal : Lubercuiosis nto the handi 4 knife, Mr. Lott's |i Washed some clothes: teen votes oa nae ‘ind Bt ae A ‘ She Said He Was Squandering i ' was held ik « ; » es that : Friday ‘Was vary 4 last night. Fire won't stay lit. Beatrice is a brick The a tol on of what be omes of the sie ai 1 meena a tne selrae oe ne ae a he back oO! he neck ne nokKs better and better salary © S00 a yea which Dwyer pector Sch r has ed D r eh a ec al diet and be cya. | Were dislocated. Mrs, Lott, a wom Saturday—Shot a rabbit, Tough job cooking it. Cave full of smoke, has been enjoying for the past el policen 2 ric Ad aA : op CVA a woman p are riding in taxt é Money, He Called Her “Wil | of smal stature, fell in a heap into the Sunday—Walked In the woods, It was great. Didn't try to hunt. months illegally, according to the «| cubs tol charge persona’ they. arrest acne es rele pebonle | Pha Aiterative a not a new medieine ; i a head “08: Vhe bed Kua Was covered with Monday—Farmers gave us milk and potatoes. Shot some chipmunks— ff ‘dict and Justice Amend’s judg | assaulting strike with riot Sirk Ointment ih ieee are tte hue eaiee | wirat Tuesday—Picked 3 estiuts up in the woods and roasted some of them. J) settled. The (he drivers and helpers | bottle, 1 was entirely wh | i ife's Cries Bring Hcip. Oct, I—About midnight startled by wild animals, Very much frightened, Justice F who was the Fusion]or the express companies was settled | appetite and was the ¢ ‘ ler smothered es were heard by|[ but nothing came of it. andidate ¢ Republicans and Civic} to-day, when agr nt# were signed | oa" has any aki i i Suprene t Justice Davis this Sieh " gewhe3 — a honestly ad s A A 5 Joep Redmond, a roomer in the -Rose early. Farmers gave us a lot of potatoes—many fine ones, Mliance of the Eighth tiarlem and sides concerning increases in| nothing eae but { i it afternoon denied the application of 7 oa ‘ : Bronx Municipal Court District, will . Gh i ent se, but to w feura ar t 1 house. He made his way to the room y—Finpjacks and smoke for breakfast-mostly smoke, Beatrice Kes and shortening of hours, Minor| My hands, cured by the tee of Cation iSpempiine Leslie Sutton for the appoint-| oe ine Lotte, forced the d c » Shot two squirrels, MAYORS subst raetane.. ie peer): points of difference remaining unset-| acver given me the least bit of tron Sia ment of a commission to inquire into the riddeghe ph bhai Ih Le ‘riday—Very © pd are to be agreed upot | aow. T cannot ri end ¢ me tered just as Mrs, Lott, choking for Friday—Very cold a ar 1 upon b th 5 : sanity of her hi n ie gard me own mind tha d » a WS P| want oe sik fainted aW Saturday—Rain, Cave very wet and fire won't burn. final signatures are affixed to tt pay 46 5 x hi Sutton, who, si ed, Ot el inonar Waa WRASlé i pati He Gan (Evidéntly the hardships of cave-dwelling or the monotony of their bliss- agreements, | eae Deca “wantonly squandering his money, and 1 ‘He : ey {ul sojourning compelled the afarist to down his pencil for several weeks, To Hunt Rioters in Autos. J could get not Wiisting same in worthless inventions [Ue Waesisted. Tle called for help and |] for the next entry tellx of thelr departure from the cave.) Policemen nt © to get rides | good til Others in the house hurries oth ; ' and wildcat senemes Reale contig iterate ee Lith tre Thursday—Very cold. At 4.9 after lunch, lett for New York, Got to Mra. Sutton, in her petition, said her! \“ ere ap itly lite | a h 1 ¢ b y + on cabs to-day, 4 addition to the | Gutieura, Olnes ‘A ; n c oF Yonkers at 7.9, 0 roen od ts ‘ f rura Ointment an¢ wo we loss he ken on 1 men assigned to special e ULY | were entirely eur ve Pk colonic One toa ueeed Nov. 4 (inal entry)—Got the grand bounce. Look up ads. in papers. IN CENTRAL PARK twenty-five men in plain clothes were | foroimermeanee de ene have us ‘s entate end] GARB 1D TE Neuse Pena din The grand bounce refers to the loss of a $-a-week Job, A Yonkers baker raat cout Hlght in automoblies: tol A nf my family and husband, who has an income of 8.00 a year from his fathe House, (was dine if | proved successful, T recon » abandon her|tormed of the accident and he sent tol Tem McCullen gave the boy a job driving his delivery wagon, but after the || un down and arrest ai) the strike | with eczema, After twe years ago. Since then he hae|trariem Hospital for | much valuable propert 5 1 a i " Mautaiae wagon had run away with him twice he “got the grand bounce. 8 they couid find. never use arything els brought a suit for the annulment ot The nature ofr, Lott's lajucy waa — - Gale marriage. app nt as soon as he was ifted fro _ eee eee Cepia oie ——— ———- --- f to Eckman's azed at you rom one why Colwyn (Darby), Pa ur years I waa » which gradually be 1 had nigat sweats and pains L. Palin, r vic asi night was the wors: | Speers Ferry, Va., Oct. 19, T was losing my te ana wike Vegan. About a hundred | i me and weak 1 could not : . f A EUR OAWakE ra: MSIE 6 Ne nd to daehold duties. A phy wpe charged that he was dominat 1. He and his wife were rushed] higher than the clouds ana sie couldn't A great deal damper than tt ikers and sympathizers descended on | § bow An peenbieeal Tae babe CoRMRETETIO’ by @ lawyer and had in The} to the hospit hy the time they ar-| get down, uld have heen, Ind it began to| caer the taxicabs in Long Acre Square about iY wan ceammined Ue badit of instituting law subs without! ryed Mrs, Lott was beginning te show| Her mother stormed about the “foolish | !@4k in the most alarming Even > o'clock and kept the reserves from the loin the Polyclinic Hospital; they Merit. fine said because of his equtn-| signs of returning consciousness, romance” and sent Beatrice ina hurry | tFtle doves are not Impervious to clt- Woat Portyeasventhi and the Wear mixty> . was s lntbei ECAH ebaen naee inge he had not paid her the $10 weekly | had fully recovered within an|to the Hackettstown Seminary, Sut ve, changes, and Beatrice and La} taking the th streets stations busy for more 4s Tuberculosis Bactlll was alimony granted by the court pending | nour and was taken back to her home. | Beatrice determined to balk and wrote] to's seedy and unhurt would come West became —pante an hour. It was then that Inspec. Baas eto" a Conaumpti! the annulment suit Mr. Lott, paralyzed below the polnt of | La Vere tha: her love for him would | remained in thelr pips fla they | when @ runaway. hor haa! 10) mittberser toox charge of the L d Pl pephew would net ail With Mrs, Sutton's petition was the| hiv injury, was placed in a harness ar-| never die and could't he rescue her ne Kirl wept bitter tears as she | department store delivery wagon dashed and issued orders that the po- on on umes bs 1 had taken t aMdavit of Dr. Wililam 1, Bayles of | rangen ned for persons suffers] from the torture of stuffy schoolro e see that the progress of cabs be ze and the lit- ty-third ong the avenue and at Nb | Brooklyn, who said Sutton’s mind was! ing fr dislocation of the spine or] La Vere had only 880 in the world andj tle caaping outtit had vot interfered with i ; : : i ss d § eet collided a undry wagon bee not normal. the cervical vertebrae and experts were| the slender wage that accrued from | money ugh left to buy rallros street “ a laundry wagon ifrassven Gstracvanoa! a e ost : Button, replying to the charges of tls) summoned compounding sundaes. But $30 is a lot] ts to Yonkers and when they & Michael nderick, twenty-three years wc cine Aflechfessiens'a daléxntpal te CLA eon ae eeeemneentiipmereneee of »y when you sugar it with a| the boy sold the shotgun and rij old, of No. 610 East Elghtcenti stree| yinaeibm ot apres ran a Celene i 8 a “wilful perjurer.”” He de- | eb lcaeiivid {| hired a Httle house and bought some | tne driver of the department atore| “°° rt No. elated she was unworthy of belief A provisions. avenue, and it Was voted to accept the | mountain of love, and after he had| Qua ay i ; anes Phe married her, he said, he learned tha 1 talked the situation over with a friend f L-could only have got a Job," ne| Wao Was thrown out and severely | rroyogais of the companies. had another husband from whom La Vere hit upon a plan, He and Bea-, told the Yonkers policem: > wrung | hurt. The drivers and helpers of all of the eother husband from whom inice would elope to the snuggest, cosl-|a confession from him, “everything! Broderick and his assistant, companies will receive an advance of Was why he wanted his im ave in the universe, The friend, Would have got along beautifully and| Fox, seventeen years old, of No. 391) rom 5 to 8 per cent. and an eleven-hour anmulled. ies He ; we would have been married, But 1| West Thirtieth street, were going ss ani ay Mrs. Autto: ¢ sole desir knew all about tt. couldn't seem to find any Job, and "1 horse was frightened day, except those employed by the utton said le desire : , north, Th rf d by a ae, Sp seeking to have her husband adjudged in a Robbers’ Den, pretty soon the coal was all gone and) Jaysing automobile at® Eichty-first| 449™m8 company e proposal made Fan incompetent and a commit It was a romantic Robbers’ den of af there was very little left to eat.” {2 ed to run, nderick | 2% ‘hat company te slightly less advan Acceptable Gifts cases and write Philadelphia, Pa, rriage to her ost AREA | Saas aialeatn te aes } ‘ ee a sta | % e pointed for his person and estate 9 cave just ou the village of Palen-| | When the police first questioned Aires a aan ie ted on the Line bar| ‘ageous, but the Adams drivers and | 4 { to have him properly cared for, so as Ville, A fringe of timber acreened it.| them they sald tt Were bride and | ANd vow they pulled the faster went | Nelpers after four noure’ persuasion | to lengthen his life. It was dry and waterproof, and it had! S'degroom. The boy said he was Kd-| the hard y ‘uy William H. Ashton, general: organ- | Juatice Davis, denying Mrs. Sutton's Aramoke ole draught tat made It] meee ee ee ee ee eae, Deen | the horse zer of the International Brotherhood Application, sala: MANY GAsia tres Catling neEe Grace Carroll: that they had been m Nurse Girls Scurry to Safety, | o/s amsters, finally agreed to accept it ’ _ joa tlo resen. t ” “ by a Surse girls peeling ba earria = aber of the AMMAN ities te recs en cave, He would buy a rifle and a shot-| they could not sujport the fiction | across a Bayi tease ate te to have thele pay raised: to: correspond anions yaicta here Is room 4 BoP vey del LS VE EE a escaped being run over, Ave ay Me it Wan cresanted can (Gentiausd tom iret Bake) gun and fishhooks and snares and bird| Beatri nders's father Is connected | narrowly Hie TU OVE a xe offers of the other companies, for MEN ‘and WOMEN that ® presented | wind a skittle and n spider and aj with the firm of Rockwood Hrothera,| ‘The laundry w ously to the court, although it accom-| mcrae i Wapm Au 6 shite and & ap amy | coach manufacturers of Brooklyn.| R. Green, r years old, of No, Serene ey bag of charcoal, They would be like wenty-four years old, of N aint. Young Tallnane mother, ts a well | arent sixty-aret street, was comms | HITCHCOCK NAMES BRITT | ba xypsie lovers, faring forth in the} ‘nown teacher of music in Newark. south directly in the path of the runa HIS THIRD ASSISTANT | -| wo 0 , ing afidavit submitted by the pe dis in the daytime and sitting out ————_ ner | The girl was dressed entirely in. black i Broderick tried to pull to one sid is stricken from che record as a © under the stars In the crisp fall ev way. i | And wore a Lig black Hat Ypon her biK| ngs, Nature would ait their soutst OROPS DEAD ON STREET. | ur tne norse would not turn out, As WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.14 dalous attack upon the attorney for the | coll of auburn hair She is rarely ‘ roderick 4 iTON, e. 1.—Announce- Also WILLOW PLUMES panies @ petition for the appoin : @ commission to inquire into the com-| UP her plump litle nose petency of Ne respondent. T niy- | in to the cetling ° with ecstacy and they would be happy . | the was her ta a ae) . respondent. pretty, with dark eyes and @ complex-| jeyond mensure of happiness A well-dressed man about fifty-five! was hurled to the street and Fox was| ment was made by Postmaster-General flan on i —_-~— | ton like snow and roses. Neatrice wan more than. charmed {Years old dropped dead to-day near «| thrown into the back of the wagon, Hitchcock to-day of the appointment o! > matter where you live or “ ” mes J. Britt of SHE “FELL” IN PATERSON. orth Carolina t Third Assistant Postmaster-( what your occup Buns With Last Nickel. with the Idea, and o Occupation may be, ico Captain Lent first found | late September the lo » beautiful day In} #roup of Erasmus Hall High School| porse attached to the laundry wagon J re met and jour-|PuPlia in front of the Savoy Theatre, | was thrown down, be put up in with wee peer HT engy Clothing neral, | 7 ne * Flatbush avenue and Martense stre s feet gol o vice A. L. Lawshe, who resigned that | Dr, George W. Terribery, of Paterson, | ‘hem the Yonkers raliroad station] neyed to thelr cave, The boy had all | TIAhOs | se str Bronereke & He Rot bwialed in the! omce some time ago. N, J waea witness to-day against Mrs, they were munching buns. With thelr] hls camping outht and the gir @ srlp-| tie had been standing in front of the| lines amt he was ben "hauncey Da | dif Britt is law officer of the da 0 Anna Btlula, who ts being tried In Ur art nickel they had bought a bag sack full of clothing. And when thoy! theatre, and as his back when Policeman Chauncey > partment and cranking officer of t tanaks .74— 3d Ave. | Y eral of the Birks | mi the theatre he stumbled against | eral Gessions on the che nt to a fr ee Third Assistant's Bured depart f getting | buns, When Police Captain L Newark they left not the pa: grath of the West One Hundreth str 500 from the New York Central arne of them and turned them ov rest trace of their going. Simply one of them. He begged her pardon and| station tackled the runaway around the | ‘ UWE stating that she was | houitin ‘cate .ot natron he entered | vanished. Only one person was in thelr fell to the aldewalk dead |neck, Desrath was dragged a block be- | CEATHER £0 enena vad treated her for m fall at the Pat war of what he knew | !dentifeation except a heavy ste | He Bale ; New ‘York showrm Uist erpon D.. L. & W. depot tn 1%) and) ang ada f Put Off Thelr Marri bearing ¢ initials W . He wore a Driver Seriously Hurt. vy) NYA Re afterwards having Mrs Stila « . ‘ it gp pi ul elr Marriage. solid 0 a He and a diamond stick-| pp, A, Sothian of Ce Park W A. J. Siegel, represents M 1 i? y Sabi errs aS it off for fear that our people would | line tegen the J, Hood Wright (Trade Marke Stata, objected to his testi Apia Lent | come after ua and tear us apart. W RESULTS. eae ig ie maa | Horehound and Tar ' PEUIAL Fn (Degas, ane I¥t ground of the contiden oa ay " Voto turn the ehile) aia not think we would get married| First Race—Sellir o¥ear-olda: | . as ; Tend pec wee tween patient and a pis eno 1 TO a eee en ee ee tetciie Gut and Hee tid OM etee enicne te eereaet | that. Beaderiok y { ADAH CREAM Cathe 49 Judge Rosalsky admitted it atone! | tat oO upte that | With arriake 6 a oherhe mre —Ladanette, | of the b He was taken ina = 10.7% slowed om all cash sales, F beay nia iy) D made the physician admit that he iy See eee nine { taut is why we burried to the cave, We] 107 (Goldatein won dy two lengths: |taxicay Fox and Green were ou: Ss and| We pay fr rites dR. Re fare Ay OSE COs Wt 2 worked for the I), L. and W tw . 7 : {found tt all Dave sald it was and more. | Husky Lad, 1 (Walsh) second; Splin-| a woman who Was crossing hy stree aikp por aoe retiroad pi e# and was only paid for | Soewied at t we the Drlef cour.) | “Gon't think we could have n{ tera, 108 (Troxter) third. Time, 1.07 85.| wien the waxons smashed wa» so spe! L FOR TO-MOU IW, THE 2 appearances in court. 5 Age ha in heaven ng, Aviator, Agnar, Startler Ttanha thad Ab tad ; ~ =. (Drug- ASSORTED NUT Ny BEN at Gort foc nothing?” asked Made Hit With Soda. Wealively coulén’t* chimed] Har’ Sen amd Rake elao run, and nn: | siahtened that she fainted when she Orr avéciay ansonstherR ane tee he physicia we does | ¢ ! (4 Ney Sec patp 1ON *E-Sell e-yoar-| her. Pike's Toothache Dro} B pavalaian Weel fountain tn eM, laatrd's drug store| phere was a lake trom the cave} SECOND RACK-—Sellings three-yonr-| her ms srein One Minute | WIL tis asl? Wly vay 54. BARCLAY 8T tors ere not like lawyers, we do ® lot gy (ying Vania > ck, that Le many fish, | O# and up; six furlongs.—Adbrasion, | Lo 1 E Sb Ae ‘st Broaéwe) aap-are no ° j % " Tat nian | and there 1a Ve , ua ny Hittie] 18 (Obert), won by a head; O'Fm, 1 RECIPE FOR \.EAK KIDNEYS GUE—MAILED FREE AJ J 29 ‘CORTLANDT ‘st ‘Thirty-three witnerses are t o ox ore ved bad ma AevC He also shot many its and He | (Goose), second; Shawnee, 1 (Butwel!) 4 > ni Church aatped. by the DistrlcteAttornes, it | Sand nt & good looking | yirgy He wax ail primed for bar, but | thin. Rime 148 88. Fond Heart'| 4 ruosiae wee tena P|) GKAND RAPIDS FUKNI PURE Ue” PARK ROW & NASSAU having be shown that Mrs, St! Man rpeyiet a ‘|! bruin someway neglected to : he 3 Hudas Sister i Himets Hamilton, Whit z {5 uals seine i, the SHORT VAM | UWE Liveras Creu deems dus of 206 BROADWAY a aeventcon alleged fr and Beatrice sit hee a Kod thy sh | also ran and fir # named, “e ( 1 as Joc <BROADY accident cisins » cross t etre and t tle birde and the rabbits and MURD PACK three-year] Wess Halt one uid extract 2 SHOES in 37> Lr Lal eH weeny 147 NASSAU ST: ete and partake of sod lap FabOk Pasmitalita (he olis and up, six Chane, 112] halt ouney Murus compound; six ounces ‘i “taster & Sorvceta, i rt 1 (Mavis), won by half length; Anna L.] good purt gin, Shake the bottle well | $100 $1.50 we 1 ) justance in NO COUNT OF VOID BALLOTS. + counter'He. werved | fut icng’ gun, ‘and they got ane from [COA won by hale length: ANNA I pla _ s week aan so generously! and with such ¢ a FEPRava’ Witheuteuhe reveallon. tt sine, ate tan) Aaa fda De a h nue and ta ans or ino nepoct | $150 $2.00 pone t t t © +i ‘ ap bald) nd a tuls of the mixture after cach ead ane | ry s Beatice Seabury, In the Supreme Court | rusian he made Mt | romantic ablding place. melia,‘Woodlane, Summer Night! st hed time Any Busse ailicrale oF | $200 $2.25 | this afternoon, dismissed tae wrt Benatrice vfen and o And) Yes, plist was no name for thelr| Jane Swift also ran and finished ay] Siemy these ingredients and | $300 “ $2.75 tained by Alexander Brough to have the| before they knew It the your | ecatatic existence until the heavy frost | named \ a Bee deca nin tt teonaritan, i : j named. a Whe fo formula comes trom | ALL Leathers | . | void and protested ba rn cre head over eara in love. wine. The: ed very suddenly | FOURTH RACE—Purse; $600 for igh taatinnd Muninries Reds wil uecainn OpenEvenines Until9P.M. day World Wants Bri State Senator in the ath When Peatrice went co Bradley Beach | that the cav Sin aaa onan #; one mile—Donald | Mac Doni Rp igi regener | AN Goods Marhrd in | Sun ay Wort $ Bring t he n “ ‘te b nin “4 ‘Troxler), won by a hea Jaste ule t permanent re . " torial DAK rict at the ree electic or the summer La Vere wrote burning | phere were of leaves for cover: ‘ie 10 (Butwell), se Hob R.,] speedily — rel backach rhoumatie - ey coupted. here, Papa Sanders found one of ing, put oven with leaves and evergreen | jog (Goose), third.” Time—1.18 25 | pains, frequent and highly colored urinw a GLASSBERG, h1417-1423;THIR D*AV-E Monday Morning Wonders. Brough was the Repablican candidate, | these misaives and Informed dfs} hough and warm blankets the cruel] Garneau also ran and fintshed as name? | von. ‘These symptoms of kidney trouble 54 TIED AY. NEW YORK. | D tH He was defeated ov the face of the re-| daughter that she better come down vut| frost cut its way in, Mary Davis, Friend Harry, Detec, were | ust have prompt attention to prevent Bes AUth GAA, AT turns by Hi: Pollock, Democro.t. (of the cloud She sald her love was| And when the rains came the cave] scratched, Befghe's disease or diabetes.