The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1911, Page 3

__.___oTHE EVENING WORLD, | Wife Who Fled From Husband s a Svengali, and Their Baby' J REHEARSE GRAPS BULLDOG SAVE ~ANDROULETTEFOR » LIVES OF OWNERS: GAMBLERS TRIAL HOUSE EIS BURNED — Apparatus Set Up in Court, Nearest Water Mains Half a ny T UESDAY, APRIL BOYSTELLMAVOR GIRLSTUDENTS , rey 1 THEY HAVE FOUND SEE NO CHARM IN LITTLE DOG SPOT 25, 1911, Anniversary Specials for Wednesday Twenty-Five Years of successful merchandising in this Fourteen Years on 125th Street. Elaborate decora- tions and special displays to fittingly celebrate the event. Matchless bargains, including the following, to-morrow, THE WEDDED LIFE > city F Gaynor's Favorite Pup Stolen Only Two Per Cent. of Those Untrimmed Chip Hats for Jury to See | Mile Away, Firemen Can | y] | From City Hall and Sold tor | at Chicago University Con- AM ale a Ms ane i bated. ay Lo | | « shapes, excellent quality, regular Fo-Morrow. Only Look On, Fifty They s fess Surrender to Cupid. < $2.00 and 82.50; special at 79e a peroane | — iia Silk Petticoats Dressing Sacques SEVERAL PLEAD GUILTY,;DOG ALL THAT IS LEFT! ite Guona, MUM GE Ihe SekGe cumen Ge Re] shi, atic tantpiay soteeler eee [Arcee oecantetestce enaeanel ° — | , espectively, the i leh iee Uae ordion pleated flounce and dust {ol *Heet lawn, plain white, and white r aM tilor colleges of the Un "i uifle, and other corded, shirred and | With polka dots; Dutch neck style, 1 ; eee hold 2s, ; Pare In the big tenement at No. | cago are planning to ‘orain pleated @ dack, changeable [fitted bi i Judge Rosalsky Says Activities! People of Eltingville, S. 1, street, hustled down to City lig a chnvase recorded by Aline Moran erp ciated lk LLY ool ed At ral wink, Berta: Nerderae of Flynn Spell Doom | Have Protested in Vain for | Ney had traced masini iNtte | sonore or tenants uation Alat. ve $24 lie toes apelin 408 * of Ganbtit ¢, | Relief Fron anger | | — ? ™ pitted yesterday Tie canvass ine . . i | om Dang | the tttte dade had taken | ctoded students in the feeshmay Chemise Gowns Knit Drawers ain \ pases aha ah yosen from t Women's Chemise Gowns, of fine s fine jersey ribbed, Ince hn : D6 cont Walitha "epee dadion 6? Ghats bd ch a uasea abetical Uist, Fitten quality mainsook, neck and sleeves Umbrella Drawers, same ee ne agen ‘ eid Cwilord today ie Selig ney hei ; ie pra 4 refused to tell what trimmed with d ainty Clin good quality ‘ ant, ca regularly 1 . ws »do when © good value at 696 i ednesday ite Ta pian eitigent inoldentatty, diane kad ce ten up tn |e saa T ah Lead | (ies hoe SC |csly, ese ces ss scses * 19¢ gun Tndge © policy of the city au. their lesso’ 1 Mo: 1 halt—s6 1 that th ty, the case wean hoists nthe erally re | Elie: dog poe laa. tov tarrieds, bee8 | Wate. golne President Judaon Men’s Light-Weight Underwea ‘i 4 se ue , ‘ ogee , Savini ag Le ee tax- Le he kennels ot Dinny Sullivan, @ i: Seed aAC Ih : te report eald that Men's Balbriggan and white and blue cotton Lisle Under- : dhsned ee # e lative of “Big ‘Tim’ Sullivan, and pre- /It would not be surprising it some quite wear; long and short sleeve shirts, gusseted wae of gambling tr nent are | ol le have sented by * to Custodian John Startling changes in ( faulzation of ‘. 5 4 33c t0.b t = tha: vei ' Ruin Secatne athe American college tb babe drawers, regular price 50c; special, pergarment, at hg ' ‘ favorite around the City Hall cnd was| see has sown on Interentine std et M. BLUMSTEIN, 125th Street, Between 7th and 8th Av. on wheel and “ avout | morn 1 by the May Whom’ culiar developmen resultin rt Week aes pare Se es r > wa NaN) social conditions in our own country n 1 , ot Cha steps each morning Dr. Judson says, “The great develop. iy ane rt nis sere. 1 Yesterday two Mulberry Bend boys — fai BBG CAI Hea GhIRE GEER TALL on had one of ee ment of the physteal sciences and the te hs 5 ne 14> | the fineet ae ured Spot away and Capt. Modging | syciat scien eaetie of ths “ Famous for The Suits,” 2 pers Tare about twenty-five handsome teal pete aig street station «pent te] sective ayatem, the growth of large| re es here and two clubs, and tn he bd te h for him. But dt re-} colleges and the organization of teca 9, ‘ RR iecied ies i mained for Antonio and Peter al work all have tended to create| eee bodes a YOUNGSAE OF Who. lbe WEE apovoeehsl” erent conditions trom 4h have talked Tat ag I know little Spot, Me and Vieto |!# He carly sears of ia cole ' h the last dite peaple and Tony played with him every day a ae tet etre 5 are allowing oe MRS_EUGENTA eECEETEES) mr the City Hall steps and he got to wi ag ase 17' Sivest nto the side ' Anal ~ ear know us. Yesterday we saw him with |° naw Fed orner ree! Dis Attorneys Buck es oetcpht Aga, rail Baxter streets. Spot ran up to me, and|ades of the twent t To-morrow iD by 1 was going to take him into the house | yet been solved, anid « e) who made oleae seeded noe Deed Me | when the two boys threatened to hit jand intelligent els ty 1 as though Hiting- | ‘Me and Vieto and Antone watched! SCHEDULE BY SCHEDULE. ‘ t two boys who had stolen Spot—| — = r Midalestit Paap ddd they were bigger than us or else wel WASIIT IN, Aprit The fr THe aU eaation Caress would have Heked them—and we saw | list bMl was taken up in the House too 0 bes them fell Spot to a man for 60 cents.|day, and for several daya to cone a n a e sired We know t an-—-where he lives and | wil! hold the centre of the legislative cua i le if you send a ian along | st Chairman Underwood of th ‘athens matienlncet 1 get Little Spot back. We) Ways and Means Committe xplain- | A ‘el ehe Borough Hall. They protested up - 7 y him when | ing the proposed t ng-arin” to last night, when all Bittngviile ree, So Bride Charges in Legal Brother Charges That Mrs, | ¥e play in the city Hat edged that it would mean a reduction conditional | tired at the us Het M S be Policeman Tou Harney sent the boys Ae ere: revenues: at least $10, lke i ‘i i ' ‘ TIPE Fie Pea ee . | Capt. Hodgins, and there | c ¢ put declared rete Pale Gules tae eto ele Fight for Custody of Ongley Dera el eee e re Mice epee wilt soon be | eu wa core ahananee treGacamnnCT of ) ford got it in his pole ” = ¥ % | econo es. other two were let off. understanding that the s \. , " . * back on the job with the Mayor, | econom| Mr The strait! of sesing the grim, auliing| thing weong in the tmouse. Se onion the Youngster. When She Eloped. TTT RE TTT lasaiont seat AMAA austin athens The’ mrked, "Hla onvkg FEAR YOUNG MILITIAMAN | iain {h-theaneerooin Ok to arouse anybody, Still sniffing “Eni x thecilscovery hata to Mr, Gullford’s| perce ouverte his pretty | Before: Justice ¢ naa sory,| HAS MET WITH FOUL PLAY. They are made of the had tehe enti eave OF arr: Guile +} trial wag begun to-day in the Brookiyn | : Howl Ki rae Ale the. tariee very finest grade mercer- ea ihe we : Re arc Oe j eumeetie, Oourae ie yiroumhpsby,| Molicel oeshs, lotel IscePels son or ilies wining He Ok outers ized foulard in navy blue Bee shige ed's {new i yecame effective on go W. Scott, a Larchmont yachte- Who Vanished After Beating i We réallie the expenses ot woe black d, with ae jJan. 1. appeared before Justice | man, for the annulment « itavine Poviee be borne by a judiciou of black grown » with large, Le Blanchard in the Supreme Court to-day }on Dec. 21 last of his Thieving Porter. f duties. Bat byl ng and | medium or small sized 5 1 told whlely divergent stories of} Scott, to Henry W Ongley, a clerk In| Kdward C. Doyle, twenty-two years of Bree iats Gu tea a eon white dots Mekl how thelr romance was shattered a few | the Rureau of Asse sand Arrears / age, a member of the T amount of customs . Jann 0. babe aaa of the Brooklyn Tax Office |ment, N. GN. Y., Is being searched The revers, belt, Mrs, Louvernier, now only nineteen| OMgley and his wite were sweethearts | for by the Brooklyn police, who f Et tau aninien Aker wie ed to’ London more than a quarter of a| from the story told them to-day b eS Seid jeentury ago, when v ng Ongle: was) Ye fathe: Samnet Di wed 0 & at | r husband because he developed ! , when voung Ongley was! young m father, Sa We have caught te [pees ner Ruane! dh eae at onnected with the diplomatic corps. | No. Macan street, Brookly anny) amlth re O}4 mania for hypn and insisted! phey met at Brighton and the flirtation | the young militiaman has met. with sald, “from Harlem to the actising er. Louvernier as-lripened Into a detrothal which wasl foul play val to Wa hat Mrs. Louvernter abandoned | ended when Miss Seott’a mother b t| Young Do hot been seen nor ’ Waiter Turned Gambier. we At jus veas H me tot suntry, During the| heard f a oe Mr, Buchner and Mr. Brot 1 hoy two (separation of years Ongley married and HA NTS gay ide i, BE through any reform of the frall- nd the Court | ro wnily He was Iving |! ae anal eavacal sed to a ¢ | tes of human nature, which lead the child, {at n ave ‘i Ruse ie oer Aare ‘hen he ap on other f a at one vu Pugene Gorin of No. 290 V : leclaring a of stealing Ne . “a “ Vr | 1 the boy awa and had) Miss Scott, who, thro: n ° th stre wight ench moves d down Sixth repeatedly refused to seejdeuth. Nad fallen heir to an. estate \ away TUE iil a ei Mae nls non | wort or, and beat him up before Pe ie ee caida te He who fights and rune away,' save) Mrs, Louvernie aby, al ‘The of the marriage | he sedate ghey See Nee ee er uines e old adage, ‘will to fight an-| flaxen-haired, yurt In} brought from her brother a declavation | later Doyle vantshed and thi Mity, He expla ee other day.’ But take no such comfort | compliance with @ -| that his sister was out of her mind, and ame tere trom Beisiin 10h 798% #69) to your breasts, ¥ pus sued out by Ls it | two weeks later she was sent to a sant- had b et ageing ae {low Ate: parmled:, on Montegrifto, & law accompanied her! tarium, where she now, — Seott Den 80 Far BA HORRY SYOR Sate. Hesors and made a strong protest to Justice | charged Ongley with marrying ts th his te Just at present ho was | onvieted or plead gu an aa bias las pst ral Aa wok, He had taken employment as|as severe with you as the | nehard 9 ,ouvernie , me a cook, poe ht to BAIN possession of the Thought Body Her Father's shoes \ gambler when the restaurant in The Jury Completed. Missile ab Lia a ay any a. pr, five feat vx. In woixis | whioh he worked had no use for HS) ane jury was completed at 3.20], U util thelr parting oe elles F Vithess today was Dr 145 pounds and has brown hair and derk | never to do Itlooionk. It ds 1 as follows [Med Sb Noi AES een wich sense: Mirae Ti eRaeee nL: SOCE SN & eres, Seas mitted to Mr. 133 West One | 14 : ae dashes} a f aty ale Rist atreets cleriy | mts at No, 62 West One Hundred |took ‘the stand to tel! of « Da y Roundhouse Burns, i stree part of Mra, © DANBURY, © April The “Ef the prosent activity of the ne Hoa police authorities continues to be Experiments in Hypnotism i ound PUR PIRATE AR OD RUG: SHEER: $e ae SROCH YE. OE. ges pt | Heese tec tae a eae third and Hartford Railroad Compaay at this now is," said Judge Conta pds a Ong-| place were destroyed by fire this morn suspending sentenc some Woman who. inter " Lavenue waa, ing with a lost of $50.00, The fire in Now York will cen yonotiony (and ary dite Ww Huge 4. Ongley's hatr waa started tn the oil room of the round-| “Ss will not be eliminated hat moment waaeanything but plea at persis house and spread mo rapidly that the He used to bring 5 tem Were | engines could not be removed — A SOME at aaettet Cinrea | AOA ASpatHE afety-pins. On another pated ; sion, to Mrs. Ongley at th pine funera ‘ Nl teianie aage a DAME NATURE HINTS au uying It woul ls nim I didn't bel . of thing, that Thad mar t 0 a companion and a helpme It is difficult to pick the win- ner in most fields of strife for gold or gl ee ie Blar ‘ ‘ n pony dmtobtenes tes that Win Aa eee ah “RECONCILIATION MAY END to-day 1 lobes tori |W arenen caca'task uetion wan enoche Were Married at Midnight JUNKINS’ SEPARATION SUIT. morrow. Jer Louvernier's law asked f winners, however, in the yank if they tho ty thar gam) in side {t was granted. Th o jim, She Admits, and Justice publicity race for supremacy Dhe bthers aaa thal they woud| UP again 1 te aM Encourages Settlement among newspapers n as an objection abl e moms ema rhe Erening World ‘ ¢ 1 gambling was not 1 LAINS, NS Ap The Winner Is Known and h are eur : — = © Fren : : in Advance! JOCKEY DRAGGED TO DEATH trie it aavtiage, mentored at on M ud ei Every Week, Month and Year WHEN RACING IN SULKY, midnight, Jan. 1, 198, at ome und Wd is ° The World prints Thor —ae the Rey. Dr, Hen Marah Warren an an ; More Advertisements il When driving @ fast horse ag ee i te a 1 ree ANY oT HER Newspaper on Seal tere pb tas ee ‘ men notion reme Ca On Earth jock New York race tra nae es WORLD ADS. Meetipdl ang Rane 30,066 LAST WEEK, ‘ Cian apeinier . , Merny ery r 9,488 More Than the Herald ietore who ‘ad cone t0 see ons 38 ad aus aigth | street, 9 anders nf BIS. a Year TN < ent 4 or Any Other N. Y. Newspaper. Ansel Morris, A » fowmer New alationall (odes Ave How been a imit Mabe witnkan area ines - : York ‘phased a group, of rte dy | prov eerie mail shana he + faite If It’s a Fair Question: they ino @ cheat ane thee is 1 Boia , “Where Does the News- JU 2 inc io coe veins until bia head PEMA ana / Advertise Finish?” Lelia Lai sane indies uatmeecias lata ees nent ene ae ey found him dead mene to the plans - e stand I find that Postuin is ‘gested and never produces symptoms When the aed Is Not Suited, When Nature gives her signal ave something is wrong it 1s erally with the food; the old Dame is al ways faithful and one should act once. ‘To put off the change is to risk that which may be Irreparable. An Ari ‘zoha man says: { “For yeara I could not safely eat! any breakfast. I tried all kinds of breakfast foods, but the were soft, starchy messes, which gave at distressing headaches, I drank strong | coffee, too, which appeared to benefit | me at the time, but added to the head aches afterward, Toast and coffee, were no better, for I found the toast very constipating, A friend persuaded me to quit coffee and the starchy breakfast foods, and use Postum and Grape Nuts instead I shall never regret taking his advic The vange they have worked me ia wonderful I now have no more of " e any lelicious as well as a nutr Name given by Postum Co. seit Creek, Mich Get the Mttle book Wellville in son Ever read the above letter? & new one appears from time to time, They are genuine, true, and full of buma: oat, “The Road to pkgs There's a Rea cuffs and trimmings of skirt are of peau de cygne silk. The model one of the pret- tiest and most fash- ionable of the sea-, son. 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