The evening world. Newspaper, March 8, 1911, Page 7

ae IN LOCKED ROOM OF “L" STATION loo Headquarters this Operators Had Got Photos Out Was Incorrect. There was sone ex: nt about Pos pon over a |moit a adds way, | FAcEs OF NOTABLES ADORN wh on Mranted a decree of Alvorce | ROGUES’ GALLERY STILL! husband tase an Report That Several Sure Thing} former legislator cording |recelved a penny for t Uving on charity with a THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, deme St Uy 1911 $100 a month alimony ffom her t. Since then the as married ag A Gardner, she has n nypport of her- nd her three children, Her aMdavit that ehe and her children are now ister in Rah- to Mri Dr. Stillwell Recor Evidence of Art That Van Goyer To Dr. John Mm. ed a verdict of #%,80 Nod JURY REFUNDS $3,800 FOR FA FAKE PAINTING. Recovers Verdict Connolsseurs | ¢ Is Bogus. woll was awants | 4 KIDNAPPERS CONVICTED. | [easeate Th Girt to He Married Malls, Salvator Tinnaro, ano Ligiro, mon avoused of tello from her home at No, 82 M mreet, in a taxicab on Jan, 2, and on | They Were | Tiasertone ax (mma Fr four ynroe wh The Most Particular feport that Influential man had caused ‘Wn SETIA® wr? ‘ by a Jury before! were caught in Brooklyn two h the Focent renoval from the Rogues! TOBACCO TRUST REPORT. {eae oteae in the Supreme | jatar th * Wearers of Glasses |Gedlery of the*portraits of “Bud” Hau- Benth ae Y agninst Brnll Pacully, @) ohquftour of the | Have Their Eyes Ex: amined by ger, the, Glondortt ‘brothers, “Dog” | Net Profit tor Year Nearly #10,000,-| sale to the phyaicinn qeuamee for the! day by a jury vetore Judze Fawoett in| Our Registered Physicians rr Shrin ‘Tracey, "Big Bint" i Sere ely non ve ale o Court, Brook! A M a Boflermaker Who Killed Him | trom er, and other emineat pure 000—Directors Ri etod, foe to be by Van Goyen, an old pa Hanis TReneud rn prove that | Macerly & custor from Us. | ching practitioners The annual meeting of the atockhoid.| Dutch master. It was entitled “Scone! Natale Tiazerione was engaged to marry | ecently a customer who self Suffered Weeks From Lavestization proved that Hauser and | era of the American Tobacco Company OM the Mouse | Fhe eit: With tHE SOUMUNE OF her Barents had nclassest and i bell . had made legal applica-| was hel to-day in Jersey City, Tho} The painting was purchased tn 190, and that he was taking her to Mrookiyn ad worn glasses tor years, Neuralgia, Sons Say. jaee ot their pistures| old board of directors were reelected. | When tho physician aio bought a Nu- jatbush, T was so well satisfied With Wien wave tf the aw of mvt, | The annual report of the Treasurer, | bens called “Achilles m the Styx." '™ that this th sfittod t " tt gonvieted heed not stay tn. aie water | J. M, W. Hicks, was to the effect that |doctor testified that exporte had pro- ose fitted by us that he id nee ver, the ci t o y ee f Chartes Risch, fifty yearn o14, « hotter: | if th a e capital stock, outstanding nounced the Van Goyen borus, Dr. Max sent four friends to have, maker and machinist who lives at No, end that of | 8% Gverage surplus during the y riediander and Dr. De Groot of Bertin, cur oculists fit glasses. | 482 West Fifty-suventh street, ehhot ag killed bimself this afternoon in porter’s room of the uptown Fiftieth | ° street station on the Ninth avenue “L." No one tn the station heard the shot | and half an hour passed before the body | wae found. A card and lotters estab- | Mehed the man’s Identity and his two sons were summoned to the West Forty- #eventh street station and claimed the body. | ‘They #atd that their father had been | ;,, supffering from neuralgia for weeks. | 4 His attacks were acute and he had’ 3 sought relief in vain, t cecemnenatiiimeeraenoneas TAMPA RESULTS. FIRST RACE—$12%5 for three-yenr-olde | and up; five and one-half furlongs; sell- ng.—Princess Thorpe, 111 (Troxler), 8 to 1. even, and 1 to 2, won; Ameron, 116 (C. | Jackson), § to 1, 8 to 1, and 8 to 2, see. | ond; Athante, 116 (Kohn), 6 to 1 2 tol, and even, third, Time.—1.13 Rudd, Chenault, Sheperds Song. Queen, T. B. Spears, Masks and and Automatic also ran, | SBOOND RACE— Purse, €125; for) three-year-olds; selling; six furlongs.— | Inspector-General, 104 (Irvin), 2 to 1 and even, first; Silicic, 102 (W! pen), 81-2 to 1, 6 to 6 and $ to 5, second; Lew Hill, # (Steele), % to 1, 4 to 6 and 2 to & third. Time, 1203-5. Hiccough, Blair Bagley, Bright Maiden and Good- | acre also ran, i a JACKSONVILLE RESULTS FIRST RACE-Sell!n| four and a half furlong: be (Loftus), 6 to 2, 6 to 5 3 to 3, first: American G . 9 to §, 7 to 10 and 1 to 4, 104 (Koerner), § to 1, 6 to , third. ‘Time, 0.06 1-6. Nello Mary Lee Johnson, Chesamate, Senator Sparks, Bille phy and E. J. Kamp also ran, and finished as named. JACKSONVILLE ENTRIES. ing World.) March 8.—The | races are as T RAQK Selling: two-rewrote; maiden mae halt” fistones RAOD Gelling three warcide and uy oT EaBen (lower aap laea B16 Bob, 101 Miri re, xfinily Ive, 108; lima, 107, ng, 108, Port Caruil, 100, go) Handica, thrre-vear Re bwine, 90 Dire | epomoation abion aruremition alluwan Bioti, threaten sening TAMPA “ENTRIES, | (Bpertal to TAMPA, Pia Trin t 108) Dr in ei dentel "ia Algvonel, 105 | three vearolds ay 87; Dragos, 10 war, 101, Carew, Ay and ny n atice al —-_—_ Young Moor hills Frenchman tee ee oe he 0 because he had sed the two native soldiers H Tested | in Ev ery Way in all cor Y and in all lands under the tion a Fig the world has equalled health regulator ing and the prevention of serious s n is Beec shave done, REECE AR ailing to pay I Mrs, ee con or WTARINE ROTH SHEETS Tracey still decorate the walls 8! c¢ Headquarters, BI" Strosnider, | per to stay there, His| profi includes @ period o1 Sing 8 pel esidence was GARDNER UP FOR CONTEMPT. Ex-senator's Divorced Wite sues} Aves the COMO of the year was #5U,018,60NI5, 124 | surplus, Dec. 119,991,¢3, Wheat Report Shows Gain, WASHINGTOD ited to 84,919.62 The net 1 Binder, DeWild and Vi cont. of the aggregate, The net/a it for the year was $0,682,000, Ths|t 910, was given ae §61,- | The surplus on Deo, 81, 1909, $42, 456,140,08, ee five years, When the the art deal and a verdict was ré Jamount, It was Dr ‘to loan the Van Goy March &—The quan- y re Gah tan Museum of Art tity of wheat ot farms March 1 accord. Wim for Back Attmony, Jing to the crop report of the art-| wut ; Justice Crane, In the Supreme Court | MeENt of Agricultur sigh ene 1 Brooklyn, reserved decision to-day on | RON he “Baron motion to punish Ex-Senator Frank | 24 ot th | }and Gardner for contempt, of court in ony to his first wife, Mr@ Gard- HM: Bllzabeth 1. AVED FAMILIES LAST 'EAR $200,008 AWD GOATS, SUITS, SAGKS, SKIRTS ti ME NAHAN'S site ‘|eeT ARINE ORLD WANTS WURK WO an { life—by genera- ty ly remedy am’s I ‘I ‘od these vu inthe quick reliefof humansu ickn is beyond calculation, © PILLS can do the same sort of good for y 1 for your family, Beecham's Pills do their eficent lance with Nature's laws, ‘Try a few doses jus scon as physical trouble shows itself and see how imm tely effective they are —see how quickly the wh bodily system will be benefited, Then you will know for your own The Greate Family Remedy Krown 10¢, and 25 In boxes, with helpful direction good, why Beecham’s Pills are t oa Na one Ye pared ©) bushels, or Bb per cent, crop on farms March 1, 1910, © bushels, or 2.3 per cent. age for the past ten years. sed tos rand Jury. This leaves free to go back to Join his wife. 1 et 1b er ~- (ex ik heltiner of fake id been painted within shard von pean har ‘eed. by 58 Bite a a OF THE SUOK One SERIES IN BOOK, FORM MI Hu tl if NY us SONS IROEN SOMITE I n/ 0) Se ata NIV IN | a A Until he came here, he always paid more for his glosses, and paid ex:ra for the examination. WE CHA®GE FOR GLASSES ONLY. Fitting Glas es as Low ar $2.50 Chirlich &Sond.| Couusi! Gplcians, made up kerseys, nice, the most Women’s Coats Jes, made Up other good Braided col- storm collars and Fine and service: that w materials, lars. others, i $3.33 oD. Know fitting pe of the wearer. Note these attra Klostit Dalebloom or Satee: tucked flounce, edged with pl Finer quality Heatherbloom 8 in a variety of styles. have deep knee flounce of em! flounce and tucked ruf- fle; very special at. banded or tucked flounc ruffle; regu Tafieta, Mes line wad Silk ing shades and styles, Wines & Lic fines full a Liquors Private St Old Unive Sp quors---Extra Special NW htakey Witakey nw. EVERY WEEK Wi TH THE o) ~ Other Pigs $1,000 Waiters S8-Note ye han UP SUM v2 Ch / WURYE. SAMO | NY, HEWITT, PAs MAL, Heware of Piano t Socaeeatnin | The Final Clearance Women’s & Misses’ Winter Suits and Coats Values $10 to $30, To-morrow (Thursday) at The Suits 223 Sixth Av., 15th St. 350 Sixth Av., 22d St high as $35.00; made up in feshionable cheviots, 1274 Broadway, 33dSt. 101) Ann St broadcloths, serges, worsteds, fancy mixtures, vel- 7 Br adway, Astor iit w York vets, be. Very desirable colorings. All sizes may 498 Fulton St., Cor. Bond St,, Brooklyn be obtained from the numerous broken lots that will positively he closed out to-morrow at the sur 7 prisingly low price quoted above No attra Charce for tt. to $15.00 i te Pe a The Coats ‘ans; 17,%0 $15.09 sccording to roomy coats that fit pretty styles. Children’s Coats === NLOOMINGDALES* “‘Klosfit’”’ Petticoats in New Spring Styles: all over as a most comfortable and a snug icont, it imparts grace to every movement Klosfits made of fine quality hella pt with deep sectional flounce, tucked or with cluster shirring; regular and extra sizes broidered ruffle; very special at. . teen or Heatherbloom ‘Pett icon edged with $ coats, in black and a variety of new Fort or | Imported Sherry | er galt Record Sacrifice of *7.98 y, all desirable prices ranging are of fine quatit styles; » in fine materials, such as broadcloths, caracul cloths, dc. All and look well. Various These are without doubt the price, $7.98. Misses’ Coats mixtures, plushes, Not all sizes. striking values at ere selling all afin a big assortment, In- 4 Ail eluding ots, keeseys = and fine eraracul clothe both serviceable ana pre odds. nt 4] styt rly ‘preed 6 to t tow price, [up to $15.00. Clearance, $1.98 $4.95 no mall or phone ord ctive items *1.00 with 149 or Sateen Petti- The Heatherblooms ipeidary or abe *1.98 22.25 ate, with deep in Pettic Kea jain or em. Jersey | Pet tle "49B reson Second Fl OOMINGDALES! === ee By per hat tle. ‘tbe DOMINGDAL “"Here’sAGoodAllAround All ends and sides are heavily ‘al 2) tected, extra large and Strong lock, Hh nges and bolts; sheet iron bottom; 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 inch, $4.49, $4.98, $5.24, $5.63, | $5.98, $6.39, $6.84 ; unk Store, Fas ment, LES’, Lex. to 3d Ave., 59th to 60th St, ===! 59th to 60th St. $350. Walters Pianos at $198 Including Chair a $5 Down & $1 Week Walters Pianos Are Built to Last a Lifetime. | Delivered on Payment of $5 d Cover, no Insurance and no extras. Pianos that do not begin to com- pare wit Walters are being offer- ¢ others at $350 to $400, So in t i are offering you a of fron 50 to $200, This March Sale: tertone Player Piano Qutiits, buy @ plemo uo ss it bears the maker's game, oor FoR i aeenaee IM NEWSDEALER IN ADVANCE rin aa ad Smt wt a. Were, Bama wt! Trunk for Little Money! |} i i isi ce ain Ms % g i i 2 4 i