The evening world. Newspaper, January 13, 1911, Page 2

. ane 4 V da ay ov Ge WURLD, £HhIVAY, JANUAHX 158, LYALL. “MRS, SCHENK HAD DNONGE Rs ‘Woman Faker of Sprit Notes | MURDERED BDY 2c SSiaS= "MR MLEea| The Player AUTO JOY RIDES © OF MILLIONAIREIN IDENTIFIED, HIS |, Bleeipoie el y= leg “The Only reise WITHSOCIETY MAN, SPIRIT WILL CASE |horsolt ‘several times, She denied. that Feb, 22. Her Companion on the Trips Surrogate Ketchum Refuses to ° © had sald her husband had taken her; A match has been definitely ar- P. bare Hupday, “iter baby hed thea Vetins Oho OF Ue IeenTte CEOTALRIO: It is hard to conceive of any on’ Tells How They MetandHad | Probate Testament — of | | land, one of the leading aspiranve for b bora ta Hartford and she had moved ine title, to be fought at the Siar Ath+| purebasing a piano to-day wi She woud Toi may WHS she had come | bof seliwas on Fob. 22. does not buy a@ player-pian: Victim Was Ge Melber of‘ Ureckivn, evaded many ques- Th Aeht will xo ton rounds and thetic simali ac!itional cost th. cu as George Melber o! ne e to welgh 136 pounds at 7) its purchase entails will retw with the amolguous reply > land tn & se Aepecoeaea Sot many ties in the pleasure the uu want to know any more ask | o'clo he police’ in Hartford, They know all per cent. of the gross rent enectady and Police Now me." Wolgast will probably very member of the family wi . he a mins. Traline a) Cape Dooley decided to detain the amount. sin fran ‘ts use. Beer and Sandwiches. | Robert H. Thompson. Trailing Parent. |woman: and sent her to Police Head-| ane announcement of thie mate een “ [auatio s, where she wil remain Unt! came ax a big aurpeiee in boxing clr oa res ? , {OpAeiel to ‘The Drening Workdy Faust rig nae e@ have been com: cies, as it was generally belloved that Siticcss AGAINST HER. WIDOW WAS CUT OFF. eee eee ies ea ine worebee ho! haa | WONEAMe, Would -rendhG 14, BIB ofa \taken the mother and child In they (ee In refusing to rivk his title with | ene ee Htively ide , 4 as good a man as McFarland. led the boy victim of the swamp n found Rev Gt Wyte evens Gnd ern " match was. broweht about | nth street last riday night. The He Swears Prisoner at Times iiss Accused of Aas aa Mts Geese etectives gay there Is a burn on he. ‘rough the falling down of Wolgust’s ¢ z : ateetives are on thelr way to|arm that might have been inflicted with ! ANeaieas AG. Se0n oa. 1 WEE ae Spoke of Hushand’s Probable | Fraud in Messages She Byratuee ‘and « Rooneater. OW the hunt | COP. 6 9 sagas aroma a he Sha aT Sas i % for Mrs. Edith De Rougue Meter, af PUPAL nds PIANOS | Got From Dead, at Death—Water Poisoned. \ oat nurs he mother of the dead boy,| get Mewariand | te hs whe a ly al in te Hiidiy CF ‘TE FIGHT Lik asa t antififpeonenemnonen are ihe tuust tacturar of al | The woman last Tuesday went to UY fa} |WABASH LOOTING CASE ang any one can play them with the home he Charles F, the true expression after 10 ° bale at M18 Lincola avenue, Sche-| WILL BE TRIED ‘BY COURT. | minutes’ instruction; — there” is nectady, w r little b a 8 . \! i i es Rasy where yer ith vor ere | ' How, ie sacalened, the Witeah: Han | WOU ngcomplicatedin their make | Surroza cham of Tro WHERLING, W. Va, Jan. 11—Daniel |, ITOrte Ket he A. Phillips, ‘twenty-four, a Wheeling so.) in) SENG the probate of th clety man, whore name has been con- |). it ptipiig hh hte Aécted With that of Mrs, Shenk since | Peja Pier sah bs doa dee law | hee arrest, was pur on the stand at the ig ua eee afternoon Fession as a Sate witness ee etn tat ant toe | Mra. Marion T. F and her by He said Mrs. Schenk often catied at his! 5 ri ghee tobert H. Thompson for te decoived their aged reia ith spirit "Bhe often asked mo to Ko auto rid-| nistic moeneanes from Nie teat ee area ‘i 1 his first wife Which rerulted in custing off the young | ‘How long ago did this begin?” they widow, Airs. Mabeile Ame noite npany was looted of §10,000,009 | U1) OF the expression devices. $ $550 and Up; easy pay ie ; v Pric subsequently sald she was golng to take! by George J. Gould, John T. Terry, Hike oti to Albany,. from which P ae Winslow 8. Pleree, James Hazen Hyde, | Ments if desired. Our music rol! his uncle would take } n West. Sh hussell Sage and other atrectors in 190t| library is complete and jt is free returned last Wednesday .ad left yes-| ‘ will soon be thrashed owt in court. By /to our patrons without limit ot terday without stating her intentions tc |@ decision of the Appellate Division this time; the careiul buyer cannot anybody, ; ee ce, afternoon the motion of Gould and his | afford to “overlook this con- | woman who employes her as nurse she }road Cx 4 y ‘ associates to dismiss the uction was de- Prosecutor asked ba MERE IL ae Ga (Continued from First Page.) nied. sideration, Write for player *MA Year and a half ago,” was the| Mr rhemraon a is at tha Centeat“bet Bcc aaa - ‘The suit was brought by James Pol-| heeklet and music plan. tady anc train, Tae either Rochester or veply. | $2,000,000, “How often did you go?" | Bate Ketchain's ‘degiaion the wid “Bometimes once every two weeks.” | who was married to the p “Were these merely social rid facturer last Fe a hand Ini titz, ae a at aimed that th ent that xchanged $10, tuat nu ash stocks for 1%) and as a result of Was taken We: ination wa: yracuse, holder of the Wabash. the defentante 1 “‘wi-| PEASE PIANO CO. Wy ahinas | 126 \7.42dSt. np. Broadway, N.Y. ts confi > an per manu s than six Dix is sarery boil ruary, | ’ “ten” = . |. District-Attorney Ble of Schenec- break in the programme will come as a) Wadash sour Terminal Ratiway “Phey were. Others were along. Most | months before he died, will receive her) Re ET jtady Who accompanied the t Of any act of his, Charges of bad Company’a giocks, which. he salt. was) Breckiyn Bran Newark Branch: always Mra, Schenk, Lundy Wiison, the | dower riguts, amounting to almost THOMPSON | ndfather to this city to-day, ith are made repeatedly against the tien Meth + Plskte Mid be ty ya chauffeur, and I were in the party.” $1,000,000, C4 Ay, clared that it was his opinion that the | Governor by memoers Lee Ee ee seamury of: the Wabisn” Ratirad Talked of Husband's Death Rarely In a judicial dec have jmether was sitar intene of Yiat the] Bree eee eee ee iererae, ban | Conuany. \iancidle ; Mrs, Schenk, Phitiips sai d cait | Melts under a will been arti In) boy iiad stood in the way of ber re) otra my thom that he ws mpatinzes:witn| The cage 18 an old one, although tt r@) S T Ss him up, or oe the rto fix a ea “4 eat Same ao Vine i i ihe ee hatather- ob: ther iltite ‘ nt, and that he has given | never has come to tri fendezvous. Frequently they would meet SeLENUM ee s in denying the hs little boy to- every son to believe he would | Pog: Pe . Pie bridge connecting Wheeling and | PPMe,0f the Thompson will J ’ the Albany police that his son fon behalf of Shepard. | Drank Potwon for Medleine. Saturday i Wheeling Isiand. Hed Been His Cashier. ‘ather of the murdeved boy, died ‘st i Ciiag to Hop on s this morning M “We nearly always had beer and sand-| Mr. Thompson was seventy-two wiches,” he A schoolhouse in Martin's Fert thelr most frequent piace of m dd, His will was ms , before h had t 19, | Mise Ames, marriage to | his cashier was . Matitta Py purchased this | years ago, shortly after the birch} «ye do not expect the Governor tol Ht key, fifty-five years old, of No, #17 Barg ain Sale alee hia intended jof the chtid. | h the Legislature,” said one| Covert , Ridgewood L. 1, in-| A great Saturday Clearance ia will-a subser- | Mrs. Melber, who is a nurse t the he & di conunittee to-day, “out! tended to take a dose of medicine, as|among Stylish and Fashionable eoas lat io aoe (that Oo boy in an orphant asylum. J ore ry reason to believe) had bi Caracul Cloth Coats. Krandehildren's ests he was the holidays she took him from the| that he would intercede with Murphy |! —_— mecele. Pia eve. Unie BB conte the mar- | cnstaved by t | ~ Institution to the home of her and protest against his course, which An opportunity that comes but The party would ride out int riage Surrogate declares t this | During the will con.est the wide . Charles F. Smith, trom 7 “4s suicidal. who Iives ne once a year, crowded to over country. The becr and sa | will aso through fraud and un-| remained in pussesrion of the (Continued from First Page.) stated above, ‘atie took hits, any Befo.e co to the polnt of a pub- alted, butt the flowing with unique pricestaviAs Would be eaten and then the chanteur | 4U* influence exerted by Mrs, Funk and | mansion a ughiy and Was ce seepage was going 10 wend him baie 4 Mes HESBeN wee ie: Cover e hy We eee fferi f QUALITY Woukl leave. her brother 1 consisted of | avenue, Bre Funk ar coronation, and the Gou'da wilt vistt him, | "2". BRON 48 rd men will portunity to | offerings of Q . Every coat is scheduled to ge The moth This act of the Melber t eir weight In goid f Phillips said. “Once a pin, | 6ot from the spirit of her geandmother, | Sapper to « t ys tor | mises. whlch seem to be- SUPPER ; 1 rl tron (Ole NOE aces HeAHer CG oeee te this eat |. ayoeae MGoRibg. Imrie whom the police are now searching, was | tiev nuts the aitnee of Gov, | Stimson at less than cost to manufacture anot! er Lime a fine smoking Jacket " . & = and the will test the widow was! peer Lord L * Will take no par formerly Miss Edith De Bougue of syra- vost Tammany Hall could Bhe frequently talked of her hus- In March or April,i008," runs Sur represented by firal of Sparks & | the coronation, He sald to-day he didn't|cuse. She is a tall blonde, about twenty- | @#k. use of this silence and his hand's probable death during his re. |#ate Ketcham's decision, “Mrs. Funk Miller. Mos. Funk and her brother were | have to carry a spoon or a pair of fire | seven years old, and answerg in every | professed friendliness f legis cent MHinews,"" witness said, gen to hold sessions at which she pro-|r sented by Brush Crawford. tongs or anyth of that sort, as has| detail the description of a w. “ry i tators have assumed that vernor Phillips added to nie fessed Yo receive messages from Thomp- —— been the custom jn many anc! | airyshs & woman who Privately Tammany \ aught cane sarbolle ac {s for Nlaaeroevhudtrede ught candy and carbolle acid at a} waying that he and Mrs son's departed wi and others, It ts » Nah fal pmol e men deciare that Gov. Dix fully ap- eter te) ot Ne getting ol claimed ty he contestant nat these) 2000 HONDURAN REBELS pick He Wil Play P pith, Mrs: Melber'e Orother, ssid: | proves enor neralaneeorceoubreiti | \ GULDEW § | h “ae are tales and th Mapa a itics. ‘ Machtatdeerebsts fr Bald: finere {3 Not the slightest doubt the from her busvand. Mesaages were false and that Mra, Fink, ATTACK CITY OF CEIBA. iiks'G ua We (tg haga ‘The only way in which 1 can account | selection of & an will precipitate a | Ap he talked Patilips'’s eyes time and ped n brother, delivered them In nasties ny tad aah nay ronre at & family | ror my sister's action is that she must! bitter factional warfare, It is freciy | $ D sane once | Writing to the decedent, with knowledz hat has close to br y for many | ig she wi ae fi er th . again went to Mra, Sohenk. Only on a ager ato he Ni shod, |Gc ernment Tro 10s Make Stand in rs. Lord Decies was aile-de-camp be insa She was very fond of her | asserted: by members of the Shepar: cat! Mid she look at him. Then her eyes falsity and with the intent t ito the Puke of Cannaught, King Ge child, and my wife and I had frequent! nitte that if, through \i Gehly fell to the ook open on tne| he should beileve them to be veritavic| Hot Fight, but Victory Seams — [fe the Puke of Connaught, King George's | te ee tO ict uw adopt him, bur are DIx to act, Sree: | ‘Makes Hot & table before her, Throughout lis toctt- | Wansaes fram depa spirits; and, tear for Revalntionist His Lordship has, however, “chucked | refused.” {ha Pee earn | : Cold afeateTasty $4 Bony she sat like a statue. elleving, should be thereby the and he sald to-day that a The grandfather of the dead b i tenes ate | °, ,. Ber Gatonss waticc crntecoxeenination’| (© mano hls WN partly In thelr | PORT BARRIOS, Guatemala, Jan ane down te intended tol prostraved with ariot h Osborn, leaders in the fight | A Pine Salad Drefeing by aAatig vinegar. Mpriday, the ith" held qo nrenaten | “Upon inquiry it fe found that the |—A ight ix renotted in progress t i"play pi He and his bride also SEP i st, ds Bhepard, will be to resign from the i pL Delicatessen and Grocery messages were the product of the grand- | between 2.0% rebels and an equal num- | pian an elaborate campalen of ente: 7 " i acs Jix cabinet. ye Sg oh, Peco dio. ia alee |Gauautdr'a tibd, and that the process by | ferret Davai Handweenracwieraat C [Uilniue, He has three fine country places) WOMAN HELD AFTER Cram Net on the Ground. her attention was called to tha {Which she prete eive them Waa | Advices received hare, indicate that the fainily seat, Sefton Park, Sioush.| GA VING HUSBAND One of the must striking evidences of ot Me: rere, and chington, in Kent, hy Ireland; the Cr. ford Lodge 1 an imposture, pose she im indothe Pyeseusion y KILLED HER CHILD, |Sicehan is sho ausenee from Mbarty ot J. Sar; In this erous pur- | revobutioniats osed upon his mind the be. | that they will peon ie calendar hoodoo, marking the fifth Of her trial on the charge of poisoniny bsence from Albany of Cram. Mr. Cram has been - the olty, her husband, John ©. Schonk. f that the manifestations were real, te ee at —- Police Captain Deol outspoken in his opposition to Sheehan, | {n all this her brother was partaker. | James Sulit Tencher,| Police Cantain Dooley of the Bedford) and Tammany men say he has threat: | Prisoner Laughs. RESULTS *lavenuo station, Brooklyn, heard this “Tt, Tammany ss rest ‘ : FY | f , heard this Sra, is mmonratin 6 | Mrs. Schenk was in unusual spirl Falsshand Enacted | JACKSONVILLE P RE Sought Here, | afternoon there was a young woman bie SS STOUR ANE ye veunbe “It is not neveskary In t assert a disbelief In the manifestations | of one Kind or another to whieh no nam ritualism, ‘The wi irman of New York If Shi ked by Murph se to | -_—_-_— han is @rovgh the morning session, most Which was consumed by the tesumony of Various experts. She laughed with lawyers and spectators over the humor rnton, Fremont | No 18 Wythe avenue who had told se he May king for in Breeders’ Purs inty, Idaho, has seat to Mee a communication |W. 1. Thornton of Th | eas by which the testator wan pract gn Huss | mation as to the whereabouts of James | 0 Men Who Muly cbrnost answers of her former| ‘inn ty the samme whether It wee aay ie Jand 9 to 2.) suitivan, brother of John KX, Sullivan, a Know | Cored servant, State witness, whose | roy of truth or a system of error,’ with . third ine, | music teacher, Who died in ‘Thornton | | testimony was expected to be senea tional, but who merely of the presence of two of the four women ce- pe, Qt and was buried there, The missing Mr. | Ellanetie and French | Sullivan was also a musle teacher, As | das named, | a further means of tdenufication It ts t to which the granddaughter pro- ah acity, She did not do At #ie Was pretending to do. G cal teetives in the sc home and elim: |", sank’ 7 1 N —# ated that Sullivan declared that his | R H If. 1 S | Mra, Punk's testimony iv as follows WD RACE—t four-year: | state | | ‘- nated herveit « peerne thetbe’ in| ai icc ton Gar mina. clunky cine art and upward: five and one-half tur-| father wa aptain in the civil war, a year aie the es:imony of a cherist that bottled gato be as Mb and 7 to & first; Delle Mawr, 10 Y. Gallaher to Wed. tt Shi t RS ao. te a manage! aay 1 Ot Li Galle te Woe. of Manhattan irts is ‘4 adissimo, 101 (Hoplans), , 3 to| k Heene.. fer at's de-/ 4, and 8 to & third, ‘Time 10 wife) was communicating with | Fonry Crooscaddin, Aunt sick had contalnca 4 not Ret Kood humor. O, W, Burdatt, a Wheeling den- nest Yale Gallaher of No. 137 West Fifty-eighth street, thirty-four years ;{old, and Miss Isabe' Sutherland 1,50 and 1.65 quality reduced to 1,15 her; when ‘Muzzy’ wanted to say| mare Queen, Frances Kay, Detroit a > ‘ , 2.00 “ * Who treated John O. Schenk, the | something to her she would then take| Leontine also ran finished “us| Moore of No, 18 West Fifty-seventh 250 4 4 1.38 * Was on the stand at the open iL or pen and would write] named. | stre thirty-six years old. M c 1.88 i. up a p Of the trial to-day. the imp easton that fo U's dental work Agures in the | per mind. because the Sta -year- | wher 1s auditor of the Western Union leg raph Company and was Commis- ng; thre ad News, 3.50 “ “ 2.65 ed itself upon! THIRD RAC! J olds; six furlongs. solid 14K $ es GOLD 1 $7.98 '¢ star medical |. ah Bae ee vq | (MeCahey), 8 t nd 4toS, first; | sioner of Accounts under Mayor Me- | 4 De Prank A Happs ander | , in, this manner thera were delivered "7 to i0-and | Etellam | We are the largest distributers of Manhattan Shirts |. GENUINE Values up to $25.00. ' Hamination, acknowledged tha: | rain perso ‘ge pee IS eee RR eee AT EOP in America | uy] pane new models with the smart “black lino” He BG: carinie ail talacivg set ? | arisian style that is so difficult to mably indicat pois gh b = “Gm als ; eae het POSITIVELY ALL DAY and fy | obtain, except in Paris-made garments ht have been cause 1 dinease hdevaiys also mitted to probat rday the will ef W 3 5 TO-MOAROW. No one will be Brilliant surface, resembling real fur MBI testiNed that he noticed the |Ceeroved. | Mrs Funk ue. eta Secrest Wome: By. willed. Ab EBER@ HEILBRONER neve: disappointed, and we will gain | Full length, luxu ously lined and War condition er $1,000,000 is left almost ped the distinction of beiag the only ‘* gums Married in beautilully finished, arity. 42d at 5th Ave. 146 Broadway jewellers in the United States to St teat Ity bu a blue lin with as | ; _—- quote a price as low ax $12 for a unning steel or novelty buttons. Alacernibie, 1 Faandiad | cace Ath0, tha | Purne $150; m #1185 Broadway 150 Nassau 3t, GunrEdaN's wold 14-Karet Conspictious for those fine tailoring to show tha: Hupp \nity to Jatervene between the quick and the td sot a eed! 787 Broadway 58 Nassau st. Gold, Dicmona Watch, and we ff |points that have made POST Caracul to go to the deitist, bu ain ane we im) Sane marwas, 200 enna oS ’ 409 roadway 27 New St. 8 eae ta te erect EEE HE | Coats famous amon women of tan Would not admit the That ahh Vaated eot of her| (Wingfield), 6 to 1, 2 to 1 and eve: maura, ru cue ented # Open iv eulngs 20 Curiiaudt St. Feforded if tho same wind of « J. L. POST » per 5 , | ond; cherry . 107 (Downey), 3 Last WAC ing; Uhree-sear-ol watch can ho duplicated in this va Arseni. in Water, Jnusient. On nf such al ond; ry Girl, 107 (Downey Push Mea ibs country for lees toan 922.00. ‘We tis Ps witness raid he way convinced Wue and priceless conventence would | 1.6 19 5 , 8 Uni trea Dlue fine Indicsicd some divarran ot dew gift, no ft ie weoktord, (BB :0 weauine. Ask any jo. wor the tect and Union Squ Of the system insiead | tion of her professions | 4%" Mark Ih. an quality and value, Tine it your. Bl mee weit for ten days. If \neatiifnc- tory your $12' will refanded without any “ifs or aude.” Bail orders fille tinagined (han she abanlons the pracilee rted | ana 105 the cross-examination Attorney | fords wien + ee for the defense iried to ger thi commun, tise to suy the lve wiguc have re- | and relatives famar, itten, 1a; U Bow and out, won th you, pay more Jot altogether,” the witness triumphed over the | x fuloagy tater Venun fl ten 0 There Are oie (urther guaranteo the diemcnd to Han SW. Cor. 14th Street 3..W. Mal na wave ie + at Ligier, 10 tanta syed eer j Si nn Breet iy. tAeariment UC the Engagenect Broken, Bats Titham Lawton, Where) (eee e RAC Ba ax dame ne Sat HOARE ANON, COT ONS I Sidn8 y Bl put on th “In January, 110, the décedent, who 3 / Ae ai a te (Trade Mark) kuuranteed to pass inspection. on 7 to tell of the analysis of the sus- |, and Dunstan alap ran and finished 10k Des He ny railroad in the United. Rtates, Likewise 1s there alnsuenea Ik ad bey aged to marry the con-| ag named. + wise tas positively: the very ber . e eloquence aed eatnples of sche: Qrinking | scant e with her and |” a wierd RA CHOCOLATE COVERED SAIL aA Oba: ae Gnetties MAREE, : : \ | we i ¢ tatfon ‘ott thin’ 1? Any ewalien were " enic, |e enga t axe waa| tye Ralsed In the tertile oases of wee HA ny emailer ay It is interesting to know tat New ne even oot eee eet en oft This tice und the| JACKSONVILLE ENTRIES. 4025, Mack ¢ Aénbinn arctan od PIM eee see Hehe Y_ataT® Be Stmmply orkers have learned HOW to. get Prof. Mailets displayed 1] breach of the eng vere known | —_—_—— : | @) Bihtag a : 10e), ER eer wi sce load aeticten te the Jury the jy ayonous nie | Mra um tha te \ POUND Hox Bute CMO END BOX | fy waten’ Here are some tigures sist tell 4 sald he had drawn trom the ie Ra Aa xi Sa seny' Folie | eer our tory: Mg handled "with, keen er ilettt Poshicane, tces Raat 2 PE R FRIDAY AND SATURDAY rater Wageh, esetg ie <i a Mile glans test tubes con Pa eeahnedein, Hd meas tl Ht S) cial FO ve | LAC en fein the pF sasha, itn Henny ast Year The World Bien said ne found sans ae pangs away trom the 4 Jala iie CHARLES A. KEENE ' Prinied 6,1i42 “Lost Maantity he nals a more van ‘ luxury i {5e { and Found’ Advere than a pint the ch he an rat eon UV. MARASCHING " ~ ‘] nat dwel ninds, i Es Herries rates usemenis. BES ‘eolanians asinundress om: hey ei anina e “Terrible Suffering ats ; sci Leyes F i by Mrs, 8¢: , War exiled to ea a ui bent in nny iui cam alent A { air 9. 16 lay the S venke and Mas > ts ow ii and Rcharia all\Ovar Galata Body, Peated min "Mahest wred iirurent of all mite DIED, foeeenrsenssepeiee naan lo idl 4s told by the n | Phe evidence o " Cipeate 10%: Fb | ‘ ‘ He ali POUND WOX POND nox On Jan. 14, MARY, tn her * at the , . ‘ 1 Htencrt, 108 When my baby Was four months old his Raliig Peano eee hin ran « v n ons to » | face ema, and crs “s ‘ortinndt St ares wi very event wntil $8 o'clovk, M . » PONS A Mtar miedisinet. Handian |the ¢ a7 ’ iar thr 1} seen hiv face, hands and Park Bow and Corea tnen Saturday Evening unt Tt arclocks oo from the residenc: This very substantial gan: | and tha rs were Intended gnerliteenil. miles . arma wore in a droudtu The eczema 9 54 BARCLAY of he staniial ans largely the air {31 Paemawe 3 spread allover hia body, We had to put «| Bree ) BARCLAY ST! | me Tiernan, 042 Pactto a1 Jue to the fact that the public Mhaticn!iy that Jurors y F mask or cloth over his face and Ue up bie | ileaeai nat 29 CORTLANDT" IB AR 2p At Udo A, M been reading and profiting by the en ld Paty Ma ey Mita Mi Oa aE fa nenetice-—that RTLANDT ST thence to St Joseph's Courch, where «| Snumerous testimonial letters The Hand'an's evidert intention was to| in ta dnd Wh a fow monthe ho was ens | pennywelght of PARK! ROW & NASSAU se oul, Latcement Holy cro o?,o! |g World has received and printed from eliminate the isundress as a possible | well tle iid in’ | ttrely cured, To-day te ts a healthy boy," | ed and proved ofS ant BROADWAY, || hor” gin y Cross Come: |§nersons who, have recovered lost ar- , factor in t 1 polwon plot as oe tM | Stes, Ines Lewis, Haring, Maine, | a 8nd perfect St Ser "seats | At Bis: resldenee, 1840 . Mire: cles through ‘Phe girl said two women, a “young Wry Muck, TOT) ¥My Gal, 10H, | Hood's Sarsapariila cures vlood diseases | sglinleu' at waok SAU ST: |e THOMAS F. NORRIS. a teh" end an “oldish,” were employed | or order poate silowaee | #B4 butlds up the ayatem, aied purity sold ut the Loft Tho epecited re 8k pyr vend son of Morris Norri : World “Lost & F und” fit the house during the latter part of| given t alae Get it to-day tn Nquid form or | ee aTS TNE nae mEtAACS 18 Teal trees “Bie ta "s illness, marry, he should first provide for the | ia. ehosolaied Wbiete called Brsatabe, | ' 2,30 B, Ml,