The evening world. Newspaper, April 28, 1911, Page 6

f . ‘ t 6 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1911. i Millionaire om Eurove, Cc TWO FIRE ALARMS CAUSE FOUR HELD AS SUSPECTS [MARRIED AGED WOMAN Have You ~- PLENTY OF CAPITAL bigot ne gn sl oan Pic SUIT (F MRS. FOX | EXCITEMENT NEAR SCHOOL, — ..,, IN $15,000 ROBBERY.| TO PROTECT HER, HE SAYS. ’ A ry 9 sl : ; " wid | Principal Calms Fears of Mothers, ! Woman Implicated With Men In| Elderly Tax Clerk Says She wal C Z E M r | FOR NEW SUBWAYS AGAINST HUSBAND While a Tank of Tar Hold-up of Paymaster Near Gt. Sane and Fights Annulment Pimples or Impertections of the Skia? / ! | Burns Up. : Barrington Last November. of Union, | CERTANTO.Tweny vests of thorough 4 Hie MAUI AHO HOMIE cvverc cnt T HARRINGTON, Mana, April| Henry W. Ongiey, the elderly clerk in tests without a single failuré, Sold with i Had a tale attotnontt wiiene) ANA 28,4 woman and threa men were ar-| the Brooklyn Tax Department who mar: | guarantee to return your money if not DECLARES AO -QUETLY SETLED | rested Nera to-day {n connection with ried the aged and wealthy Miss Eleanor | Satisfactory. ET ML OE Le CONENE tye hold-up last November of Paymas-| Scott, was a witneas to-day in his own | For sale at Riker's, Hegeman and Kal- Hlarly enrol ter Hein of the Woronoco Construction | defense in the trial of the suit wrich ish stores, other druggists and depart- | slazed up, sending huge Lethal by pecenee robbers, who aah Mi aid Scott icon ti to enh inne Hors, id ALT ai oii eo . Binnane ‘ Puame Thate Vanni da of black smoke aloft, and two\ffom him the co y's pay-ro) @ marriage annulled on the ground | any address on receipt of one dol i Back From Europe, Finds B. R.| She Keeps Their Young Son clouds of piack smoke tort, and two itty and then eneaped ta tne woods, | that hie etster, who le elghty years old, | ,oqrented, Wy CRIEASTO CRIPASE Bei T, Proposition “Interesting,” | : ont Is Reached | ections to turn tn alarms, Prof, Nichole Th# prisoners are Tony Smat of Great | !* insane. The trial is in progress be- | No, 7,028, . bad + Proposition “Interesting,” | and an Agreement Is Reached | ineipat of the school, sent word Barrington and Frederick La Forge of | fore Justice Garretson and a fury in| CERTANTO COMPANY, but Has No Opini | " _ ‘through the bullding to all the teachers SheMeld, who are charged with the rob. | the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, ...|_200 Fifth Avenue, New York ui as 0 pinion, | as to Alimony. to check any signs of pantie upon the bery, and Frederick Soules and his wifa| Ongiey ds sixty-three years 018, ‘and ————————————— part of the children ‘Then he went out of Sheffeld, who are charged with com- | he knew the Scott family In England jAnd stationed himself’ at the door to plicity. ‘The four were brought into the [and Ireland. He told of his courtship | ley iper rif ; ely /Milet the parents, mainly women, who fyigtict Court. to-day. fo a “| that ended in the wedding last Decem- | BAD FOR MAURETANIA, Mrs, Marguerite Tt Fox, widely thon cane swarming. from every direc: | Datet Court to-day for @ prelimin- lher, mind aid that lan eet. at al known in Kentucky society as “Our tion to make sure thelr youngsters were &°Y hearing. All pleaded not guilty @nd| times appeared entitely sane. He said . —_——— Heautiful Mise Hitt," and also well in no danger. were held for @ continued hearing on| he fad married her principally to pro- ° Wadsworth Hears Democrats Have Not Made Huge Suc- | known in New York, went into the Su- rt to-day with a distinguished her motion | counsel prepared to pri As a result of the rh¥ging of two sep- | arate calls about ten pieces of appa ratus, Including three engines and two [ladder trucks, soon came clattering up. Friday, May 6. Bail was fixed at $3,000 each in the cases of Smat and La Forge, in default of which they were commit- ted to jafl, ‘The Soules were held in tect her. The cashier of the Fifth Ave- me Trust Company testified eartier in the triai that Miss Scott's balance in| * that Inatitugion was $208,000, 3 ¥ ¢ q for approximately $2,600 a week alimony hy this time citizens with water and | gp y Other witnesses for the defense testi- Ps | ela from. her millionaire husband, Hugh sand from a buliding excavation had ex- fnuung et the videnees asainey ae por, | Hed that they considered Mra. ongtey| Correct Glasses “ cess of Administration. | corby Pox, pending the trial of her suit| tinguished the fire. fone arrested was given by the railroad |#*ne, While several altenists found her P; ; af peparation ‘ | eNOLeSS LETTER ONAN fetectives who have ‘been working on | Hopelessly insane, revent Headaches t With Mrs, Fox were her father, Sam- | the case or by Deputy Sheriff Trues- ist A { ld soliidiies, jouwia, vovware, om ue) Hits her wants MFA. Lawrence 8.) TO TRACE LOST CHILD,|*™ "7 mse thessrrents SENATE GETS TO WORK Medicines give only tem- MRPARMIR Tiny vizesat anip fore « Uenken and wipe other WMHEH, Hee No Trace of Stray 98,000, WITHOUT EXPECTED FIGHT,| porary relief. Correct. ¢ Jine's biggest ship were all re- jenken and three other | vay, “ “ent oo ‘. 5: 1 ee een ane were BE? jusband had John I, Metntyre and) Women’s Chib of Cnicago Starts] NEW LONDON, Conn. April 28—No| ‘ glasses completely remove ected jp. the small talk of the home Edward Woiss as counsel, Fox ts al oy ‘ ' <i | trace has been found of the package) WASHINGTON, April .—The fenate) the cause, for nine times”= | oming ers of the Mauretania inanutacturer of ratirond suppites with{ Novel Search for Little Girl | containing $800, which was esnt by | formally organized for business to-day| “ed : a whith cathe after a rather cee at 80, O Hiad wire He ee Believed Kidnapped registered mall from here to Boston, | bY adopting the list of appointments to in ten that annoying, dul} rough | pass yenday it anid 4 ney ol . by the New London City National Bank | committees drawn up by the majority of ain | ‘ mice ae acta Harvard man, member of the Calumet] cuircago, Apri a.—Pailing by every [lent Thuredas, which never reached fts| both pastien. ‘Tre expected ABNt againet Oy Mesionieed Pcnelane bad that che on Sit he bet - a 4 ‘. other means to locate Kidnapped ttle | destination, Secret service men are|the adoption of the lists threatened by vat hp ete | ri The mystery bout the charges of | iii ie roubek, who ta belleved to ave | making an Investigation, The missing |the progressive Republicans dki noc de- ar legistere ysiciang, } Riba t Vand } Mrs. Fox' against her young husband | atolen from the home of her pa.|P&ckawer Was one of five and the error| velop, Senator La Follette contenting| Oculists of longexperience, ; x. Ae Be ‘ ande w us one waa despened when the lawyers asked tenia thi wank “y ‘1 of the registry clork here in recording | himself with reading @ formal protest . Without i a Pieat He jo his wtate |Justice Hendrick for permisaion | eee Lvl ahs pal i a SOaike whe only four packages makes the tracing | against the selections made by the regu-| €Xamine your eyes Charee 4 roofh doming up f antine, an “ra papers ie sult. ‘The | © h OF setters fs del * | of the lost one all the more difficult. Republicans. f said not eet into the light of ty eee ere ty Suatiee Blan, (Out. Hundreds of these missives have |” sedi a WE CHARGE FOR GLASSES ONLY. , unt@ the ip 4 was chard, who had declined to neal the {Deen forwarded by the members of the Perfect-Fitting Glasses as Low as $2,50. i waked about the | * broth paces W the motion for alimony | /dtes’ Auxiliary of the Club Bohemia, , ol) aptillle Va a ned to wan fitat made, During the skirmishing ee leek ae Cast (Lelie who é (3 ma rs. Smith m 0 obo tabrovetine + palves one shall send out nine more { tha¢ I saw him jn London and that he d hela court 1n epty room ed with descriptions of Pportl Oaae iain yy, Aster Heese wae very well,” he ‘ acwmapanied by his mother, oe intl 101 Nassau—Ann St. ] Bel a aAcAAna:cohTié (6¥on Sik stall, active, grayshalred woman, stood MAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS. AT IS, something is wrong with WAby, but we can’t tell! | !7 West 42d—Bet. Sth & 6th Ave., New York, antipipated relationship with Mrs, M in the corridor. : m i gia 4 ti bese tn Ki Was asked dor inminted that he be permitted 10] Wore the Button of Spanish War {oat what it is All mothers recognize the term by the | 498 Fulton St., Cor. Bond St., Brooklyn. | Alf G. Doesn't Confide. Norby. Fos at horn Mt Pig Vateraka, itude, weakness, loss of appetite, inclination to sleep, —a - —, 2 od, A Sadek cchhaes cave from the Fox hot vest! An unidentified man was found uncon-{ heavy breathing, and lack of interest shown by baby. These i to Mio, gfout hls love aftalrs, pues A acreeg |810UR early to-day back of a are the symptoms of sickness. It may be fever, congestion, TAG denied that he had ever attenaeal fad fuat"Fox anignt stat his! ann cuca stand on Alddagy street, Hrooklyn, Dr.) worms, croup, diphtheria, or scarlatina. Do not lose a minute.’ s shes oo | week, the child to remain in Mrs. x8 f ok!) fosp! Py - r 7 : A | nico's where $1m,00 Fwnsceelin. "An warecment was Feared leat diasnoned the case as epitepas, wut] Give the child Castoria. It will start the digestive organs into | i of fighting ms to alimony, the consideration being |the discovery’ of aeveral abrasions on] operation, open the pores of the skin, carry off the fetid | h signed to pre the withdrawal of Mrs. Fox's com-|the man’s head led the doctor to lean i i vent betting on races, as has been plaint containing, it ts sald, sensational |toward the theory of a fract 1 matter, and drive away the threatened sickness, charged. | nd the discontiniance of her|” ‘The man wore the button of the Span: | Mrs. Vanderbilt and thetr daughter, rhe papers, which have ne - |Ish War Veterans and one of the § — MUIRIGRA, teat Me. Vandesblie at th; guarded from public view, were fitters’ Union. Ife is about forty years | (Geuaine Castoria always bears the signatare ef dock. He sald he would remain tn this | ded to Bir. Menken and’ he lect | Shae a vel Seat See fended in Helen! and ' ‘ { | y all summer. ; ‘3 ce Wiliam G. Mes dullder of tunnel ‘i and) terminals, came back after two | —— pie 2 _—._—|BREAKS LEG GOING TO FIRE.) 7) Renard Poli | months in Germany and France. Me | | | PSS BE SLICE TLL A came back with little light on the pro- uy. ng for Helmet, Fireman Gets! _————S~= posals to build new subwaya for New | ie Pinchea by Track, | “Stock Clearances I ast York, but with the very defintte etate- it ‘gitis who| ‘om.| four times a year * 4 ment that tt would be an easy matter id sone allk end would ied | Ap the truck of Hook mod Ladner Com | all apparel MUST to get the money for them under an ac- aking it " an the session, |Pany No. 40 pulled out of the truck- IPP Da cepted proposal. He denied that he had clgsaes thee Host and |iouse in Hancock place, near Manhatten ee FoM ttn eaen been abroad for the purpose of financing | o1 ’ avenue, this ernoon, in answer to for whic! s j & subway proposition, and looked at aan opening down ‘acl Mra, Willlam|an alarm, Georg at, a fireman, who made.” Co) 2n uarter- } ipping of the latest Brooklyn Rapid | hitney | lives at No. Ninth avente, and who} sit offer with Interest. +} was on the running hoard, made a sud- Annual Stock Wonderful value. Genuine Elgin an me sf in the beginning,” he re- the Children's C os pres niet for his Mnyhbad His e Watch, 20 year gold-filled case. Only D 0 quéstions, “that there ts noth: oot slipped and was caught between Red ne to stomer. N § T can say. I have been away for two | Be Waist conid have a pointed vost in era? the running board and the jamb of the jucing oa as out Air one nodal i or net, with a MAN SEES MEN | ‘ " ae 3 } i hes in great var] | { months an@ out of touch with things wclus tiers ee | POLICE dioor, enapping the leg Just above the | riety at attractive prices. here. I have been in Germany and tn | bust ling and around the bi It could ankle ’ A x — France. be Dutch neck, and th short BREAKING TOOL HOUSE. | Stepat had hold of the rail and pulled “The proposal of the Brooklyn Rapid | @n@ peasant style, with a cuff of the pies. amas |himself back onto the board and said 23d S W VE ‘Transit Company seems to be very {n-|1a0e edwed with » fold of the silk, | After Chase Captures Carpenter | nothing to nis comra mut lis In treet, est EVERY mitt se teresting, but 1 can make no compart. | ANXIOUS, “Hancock street — Make Carnes a eSispt jury, When the truck reached the fire, Near 5th Avenue, N. Y. UNSOLD Pani song 4 ween it and ott ana unt! | YORE, Gree py pnp | at te | arrying =@ USP in an apartment house at No. 508 West | LOT brillian { i 4 a chance to examine tt yee sel Gan cn ase Pie us Kit. One Hundred and Twenty-firat street, | MUST GO WEDDING RINGS here ta.mueh to be looked into before! with long ends. A larg Policeman Heckman of the Flatbush | he stepped from the running board and — Price $2.50 to $25. Quality Guaranteed. expressing an opinion.” lar of White organdi Seng BtAlOn KkW Ait tW ted with the others to adjust the | F Marriage Certificate Free. Ask for It. } Would Follow Hudson Pian, | fond ,crons 909 the, Jefe wie git | about a tool house near New York and | Mut fell unconscious, An Beae ae én Evenings ti 7. Saturdays Wil 16, He was asked if ho would put Into phar Adie lace piped at the nook, | Now! enues, Brook: we day-|* saphena laced oailed and carried Bte~ SATURDAY, Lay Orders Titled. if Write for Catalogue Yowue, in the event that ne got the| with old rose or green. Deep outs of | light this morning and gav " pat to J. Hood Wright Hospital. . “THE HOUSE OF INDIVIDUALITY.” 6P.M. subway contract for his company, the| White organdio could trim the elbow | dodged belind a now frame house on| The fire wae in the boiler-room of the ideas and practices that obtain in sleeves, with in undercnff of lace piped | the corner and one disappeared pesesnent house and was quickly ex- nagemi he Hudson Termi on the deo, below it. Have the skirt ||)“ t" “9 Seite tinguished. Mkt e. He renageh Terminals | Sita, with a tuck above the hem. xn.| 0% the back stoop the policeman ar —_—_—s——— | RI y S Blograialy wo we | stead of the cord at the belt you coula | rested a man who described himself as Mother Washington Memorial. | 9 have a crush belt of old rose satin,| ‘ieorge W. Doty, fifty-two years old, a SGTON, April 2%.— 5 (MTR ss ansimacuone eo Rie taeda seals feat | verano afte zens ll 4) grARMETRGTON, April The at: THROUGHOUT vees be pol to the pubile. titched sailor collar and He had a tool kit In which thelin memory of the mother of George | ENTIRE HOUSE fowid there be any diMeculty in get ticn can be bought ready |)... « PETAL ERP TTPO tn 1 memory of t! h Feorge | ting}eapital for the new subways?’ at the stores. gts Mata au erake "| Washington 1s proposed tn a Dill intro- | 8} : ne ubway } ae ja gla rand numerous other tm- | auced to-day by Representative Jones Not the slightest. There can always gt jy] Hlements gach as cmight Me used by a lof Virginia, ‘The highway would ex- | be ka capital for the new subways A. VANDERBILT “BIG SISTER.” | bursiar \tend from Washington by way of Mt. | it egn be found in New York, 1 do per | was found to to Fredericksburg, Va., and PARLOR FLOOR: -4 not think -£ would a trou! Mrz, W. I 1 aa chargo of ‘ovides for an appropriation of | rey} 4 mang pial raced | dugemsicit, TRIMMED HATS NOW $10.00 ip | James Wadsworth jr., wa j $15.00 to $20.00 ° and Be Sure to Get speaker up at Albany ‘a , —_—_—_——_——_ 4 ! : publjean days, came back ; | All remaining What You Ask For. | of Algerta, pt, France 1 $22.50, $25.00 & $30.00 All remaining $40.00, $45.00, land with the cratle administra tonebar a aucce Hid ward! In the, fall e Jon that “the I » had vot be TRIMMED HATS NOW $12.50 PLUME HATS NOW $25.00 It pays the grocer to be careful, because EDDY’S OLD ENG. ‘ LISH SAUCE holds Ree 7” -— ™ _ Treati Wrong Di Ene ‘g “ Treating The Wrong Disease | | Many times women call on their family physicians, suffering, as they vi| imagine, one from dyspepsia, another from heart disease, another from oS sre i i i liver or kidney disease, another from nervous prostration, another with $50.00 & $65.00 (IMI trade, but if he Perea! tie D ie adinin- | pain here and there, and in this way they present alike to themselves | SHOULD make a mis- cons, a4 mass) and their easy-going or over-busy doctor, separate diseases, for which THIRD FLOOR: take it will pay you meaten te chat ah ae ene he, assuming them to be such, prescribes his pills and potions, In All remaining | to INSIST upon his changing the goods, Regalar Size Bottle, 10¢ Extra Large Size, 18¢ Made by H. 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