The evening world. Newspaper, February 20, 1911, Page 10

inu w ee Jules thrown out of orter by the slow: neas of other tram rueks, wagons and oWWer Vehleles made [tle progress in the streets, thus heding back the | BIGSHOWSTORM WISTHECIY AND Sees? the wind and snow ( Brooklyn Bridge ching, when trust.” As a distributor and exporter Temporary Disappearance, but ! they were caught in a vlockade which | f what is claimed to be more than 60 Authorities Suspicious. | extended along e north roadway from r ent. of the turpentine and rosin ob- ! & point Just above the New York tower | the long leaf yellow pine of |. 8ST; PETERSBURG, Feb. 2.—The po-! ' and extending clear to | «Georgia, Florida, Ala. {lice are making @ searching Investig blookade, which was ca (ina, Misalseippi, Loutsiana and Texas, {tion of the circumstances surrounding railment of @ Flatbush company long has been a prominent |the temporary disappearance of the t the snow whieh hi igure in the trade of the world, Ite Countess de Lassy following the con- Te Cae inea' t Denne mo ma nore are scattered throughout the, Victlon of her husband, Count Patrick ee Sak Peace | eet t her direc. ta (tdi eee a ‘ 1 Sta | O'Brien de Lassy, of the murder of Rush Crowds Get Through) that rales! nave by Gen, Simon's Highest Court Grants Revi ‘ Count Vaseilll Rourturlin, ‘The Countess _, Fairly Well, but Tie-Up Fol- lows as Drifts Increase. Sack, Burn and Kill. WALSTREET, wna overnment FORECAST. Snow this afternoon ‘Tuesday fair and colder. Feb. 2 4 to-night. Brisk north- east winds, shifting to northwest on me cae Ouan h from the rebels got ‘Tuesday. 1! A moderate buying demand developed | the contro! of thelr officers, p ergpageessen sos! Jin the when it waa red the town and massacred th Right on the heels of a beautifel day} that the Court would not ha habitants Who were unable to 6 Bunday a heavy, blinding snow storm do" sions in the American | oq struck New York #h after 4 o'clock Db HAa: Standard | A canes: TNS) gean Prosper t t this mofning. In two hours the mot the day. Were recorded, | Wan asenulte K ket. Men yal advance killed and their home Vricen, vint Messengers arriving TROOPSMUROER TURPENTINE TRUST FLEEING PEOPLE OFFICIALS WIN IN Forces Who, After Victory, troops after recapturiig The rush trafic managed 4 | frat detalted asso through without much trouble because | mon's ruthless campa the snow had not had time to do much 4 | rebels, ‘The Insurgent ad captured drifting before the hours for the early | \ Wort Liberty and oO th. Presi trains and cars. { {ident Simon wet out disaffected ‘The Boston Express on the New York, ‘s | territory at the h of five columns New Havan snd Hartford ran into the lor troops, He was accompanied by his snow at South Norwalk, ang the 4 [daughter Celestina The army occu- men said that they had nothing ab 8 | pied Fort Liberty without a shot ha that point to indicate a storm. The New York Central, the New York, New Maven and Hartford, the ansylvania, the Lehigh V the Erte, the Reading and other trains fron the other side of the river beat the effects of the storm to town. The om- clals would not guess at what mignt come later In the day, and the return- ing passengers in the evening may find some delay. Storms in South. While New England was not disposed to take the snow seriously, the Sunny South came along with a real g orm and ng been fired, N number of arrests tt Ke SUspeC sels » town were found in nd they offered rests the West added its own ttle blizzard to her foree under M sivell the total of snow at the gates of the Interior Jacemle captured New York. wn of Vallerie, to the south « After three inches of snow had fallen head oti it Is expected that th Lefore 10 o'clock to-day the Weather TMNT GLa RRRRRE AY ihe Bureau pulled Lack the earlier hope * may result in compiteat that rain might succeed the snow and ance clear the streets. The bureau folk re- i. luctantly admitted that there was no hope of a let up in the fall during the day and that the night would find the flakes still fallin.. The center of the storm was located tn Pennsylvania, | and there was promise of lower tem- HEIKE APPEAL APRIL 3. Hearing Anal 't of Appenta. perature, which seemed to preclude the ——<——_— The appeal of Charles R. Hel Jace of '@ change from snow to rain. |“HEN-MINDED WOMEN” lee cueiataty, oF Wie "Amecioan ‘The bureau issued this statement: Refining Company, who was convic The disturbance over the Southwest} ARE PROUD OF THE TITLE. | iast tan of conspiracy to defraud Baturday moved eastward over the Gult| F Btates yesterday and northeastward Chicago Suffrage Leader Points Out Pree tne AUBHHD: Mtates last te) That a Hen Is Able, Indus- vriff duties by n the Un morning over w rn ‘ rf States Cir D ik sea Pennsylvania and in the vicinity of} uious and Inventive. Teiprieonnene ey & pie oe eae Hatteras. cnn ‘ j Lacombe to-day set Heavy snow has occurred the | rence the appeal for April 3 die Mississipl Va WMC are taking hin views as the Circuit Court of Appeals: r Lakes, now over the lo The professor has lo southern New England and North At- the University of Ci Jantic States, and rain over the Middle! “Why does a hen cross the road?" | and South Atlantic and Gulf States. | “Common sense," answered Mrs. A crest of very high pressure covers | atinona Fitts Jones, suffragist leader | the Plains States and a cold wave covers | and President of the Woman's Suffrage the Mississippi and Upper Mississippi | party of Ilinols. “A fool rooster woula Valley and the Middle West. |wtand in the middie of it and let an| Conditions Favorable | automobile bit him, Conditions aro favorable for heavy |,,, [ave you ever noticed e big Shank heavy |hat rooster strutting around and crow. snowfall to continue in this vicinity dur- | ing? ly accident he happens. to wath ing this afternoon and to-night, with too near the nest on waich « brisk northeast winds, becoming north- vaniaar hen Is Zand she sud- west, with colder, aring weather | denly Monet The Great The » officials said thet o that the passengers who usually hu ‘ Pg tagger ami VY to get early trains were iate and-slow. | average hen While trains were running smo thiy She is the greatest moneymaker on Liniment fhe, Cold fo Heed an . an gives quick relict Ie passengers found the matter of prog- earth ress to and from stations tedious, | Sho has more executive ability than The elevated lines reported that the! “He,"ining In inventive, snow during the early hours had not| ghe constantly Is induatrto hurt them. On the Manhattan surface | She minds lines the traffic was delayed and sched- her husband minds every one else's. To ay Men’s Overcoats and Suits Beginning a five days’ festival in the finest kind of values at Final Price Cut on | *12 and °16 I We've givca no thought to cost and former prices. $ Phe bargain h goods are coming, and these have to go, ean pick up some wonderful bargains in this sale. pring U inter And a Stirring, Timely Sale of Trousers $2 Jor those selling up to $4. $4 Jor those selling up to $7. Fur Overcoats at Half Price We've embled at our B fur-line ( out ide dwey and 49th Street Store all men's Ove res Jeud for just ly we will sell ‘tumity, wich i UNION SQUARE, Tuer 14th St, Near B'way 279 BROADWAY BKOADWAY At 49th ii Near Chamber St. HOUSE OF BETTER VALUES ed Before Cireatt . fore vertheless a large ted nhs the the ar and was sen fted @ ’ . ’ 20, 1loil. RUSSIAN POLICE GRILL Court involving th® penal features of the Sherman law The American Naval Stores Company, whose offictais were concerned in the action of the court to-day, has been eferred to as the “turpentine and rogin of Actions Against Them FIVE YEARS FOR FORGER. | da subsequent inquiry by Under Sherman Law, weenie * ison she ha Tost her in Tailored Suits xiarine | . t now appears that during the trial ie nly a cone| the Count received letters trom: partion Regularly sold up to $45.00. One Wi ren, rane oper for the Progressive | Who offered to organize @ plan through FH : vTON, Fev, Bathe "OF (Ne PORT HN te ieic Lassy might emare hie war || Travelling and Auto Coats Price PAT SneUTEL Gar ‘hudge Foster in Gen. | tettce to penal servitude for lite. This Regularly sold up to $29.00. ee t f lay ant entered a plea |has given a new turn to the temporary 12 50 ; he American Naval torts ‘i kuilty: to forging checks amounting | absonce of the Countess trom her home 1] Sille Dresses—Black and Colors Any, accused of having violate #0 and padding the office payrolls) @nd she (is being further interrogated te Sherman AntTrast ve ixtent of $40, Judge Foster gave | to determine whether she Is really in- Regularly sold up to $33.00. Shotter, fdmund 8. ° si Sing. | ce, as at s 101 7 ‘tee a : Ree 4 ae viele ed, | ou leeds nd ihe No Alterations—No Exchanges-No Approvals a 22-24-26 John Forsythe West 34th St. The ¢ le weit hal been held {© row hd s ra 1 js Se The Sirolin Sentinel - Sirolin (Pronounced Sir-o-lin): ‘The celebrated Swiss remedy for coughs and colds. NEW YORK, N Y., MONDAY, FEB. 20, 1911 Good Grippe Weather Always Keep A Bottle of Sirolin In the House. Sirolin contains no morphine, This kind of weather produces epi- demics of grippe and heavy colds. Protect yourself by— Ist. Wearing warm, dry clothing. { 2nd. By keeping your feet dry, — |,,c'coin,'s the leaites, rene | ha Ppa Hine al 3rd. By eating plenty of nourish- |» ‘iden, t- forming ing food. ancy nelacae |} Or Constipas 4th. By taking adose of pleasant- ting drug. to-taste Sirolin and| morning. With these precautions you need not fear the grippe, or any other pulmonary | affection. Modern medicine is largely a science of means to prevent disease. Sirolin—the celebrated Swiss prepar- ation--not only prevents colds and coughs, the grippe and other disorders of the respiratory organs, but it relieves these ailments, when they are develop- ed, in 2 few days. night and ‘reosote, without the dis- agreeable taste of these moss able drugs. Strolia fs com- pounded with a palatable gon- irritating derivative of guaiacol, the active principle of creosote. Sirolin {s not only patatable but ft also improves the appetite,assiste gestion and aids nutrition. Your Physician Knows Sirolin. Your Druggist Sells It Siroiin {s very agreeable to t= palate. It 1s a preparation pos: || sessing all the virtues of guala rollin is @ physiclan's remedy tapatentnostram. Itcomes a with the highest Individuals whe ly," upon exp sure, can defend] themselves] against the at tucks by the use of Sirolin together with the proper ob ser of thel {rutos of hygiene a enema SIROLIN, the Famous Remedy for the Grippe, Is at your Druggist’s. THE SIROLIN COMPANY : 367 Canal Street. New York Between Lenox & 7th Aves. ea ee New ‘pring White Goods y's newest weaves in MERCERIZED FIGURED MADRAS yard for 25¢ NOVELTY MADRAS SUITINGS. r yard tor 35¢ FANCY MERCERIZED WAISTINGS. 17 Jcwels Guerantecd Solid 14K EURNT: Home Fura shed CXetuat Val re ative ac nents of mod 1 times. 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