The evening world. Newspaper, May 26, 1911, Page 3

“TA BUT TO0 BUSY GETTING ENGAGED TO G0 10 SCHOOL — Wee Angeline Feine,in Grown- THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, Happy Hunting Ground of Priscilla Knowles Declares That From Twenty-third Street to Fitty-ninth Stretches the Region of Dead Emotions, Arid Play Grounds of the Semi-Detached. New York is a-City of Fat Women! the Masher And the Home of the “Female ane | tibia ov Clown Is Witness MARCELLINE’S GRIN AMUSES. CHORU , GIRLS: AT TRIAL ALON BEARS UNCLE ASTER WADBOGESTHO HERETO WED RCH. PT AT PER FOR LITLE CHLOEN ANERIAN WIDOW PRETTY INERANT LEAVING SCHOO Noted British Naval Authority Uncle Wins on Objection to Policeman Shoots Animal Af- ~a Up Clothes, Says Man Is ., in Case of Shooting at Will Take Mrs. H. W. Sister's Companions and _ ter It Tears Stripes From / iy Al ‘Hooked. ’ i 4 s Bride. | Carries Gi Kensic His Uniform. vie CE California Actress Who Has Reached Broadway Proves | \. Young Girl. Garrett as Bride | Carries esi to Kensico. is Uniform i Harsh Critic of the City, Long ihe Goal of | } | Ewa tively «teak om: he Feammurps | “deve de Paty CL Ram. THE COURT IN DESPAIR. food nat Aeeitin COURTED WITH PISTOL. | HURRIES TO BALTIMORE. | 3 + ively tev on the tambure. ist a us 8 hook No HL gt Am a tody of a pretty girl who had arrived J@MSburg, Was being dismissed tons Another Truant Is Taking Care BY NIXOLA GREELEY-SMITH. \She' Says Suitor Threatened Date of the Wedding Has Not tn the uncie second cabin of the veveland, her won out over her ¢ ater oe atrl for the noon recess a dog: anppdned + be mad, attacked two young children ' anliy ta an Mary Neumann, twenty ia, And started a netghborhood panic. it of Father and a Boy "ew. York te « city of fat women and fotuous| Her With Revolver Un- Been Made Public by Sr find: rasta. Win wis Seeel ep Bem’ tmnns an, four yearn of tae Wants to Work. men, It te the happy hunting ground of the masher . Tess She'd Elope. “ the Family, mbt at the Blue by & going "Say Wines [TAMROWIER, Kiva FeAl OF aber Ot MEE and the home of the female bluff. personal charms made even the blase Herbert et, Doty KINdérg voted pupt! “The professional woman looks toward New York that she lived at No. 106 Tenth atreet, | yw. | vived Fatlure Under Three Flame kaa ship news reporters blink. ere among the first: eyttdren to deny Tf you think you've got an eligible as the Mahometan looks toward Mecca, but when she Marcettine,, the dittle clown who has | , Commander Carlyon Rellairs, who re- this young woman atinounced that she) the schoo! yard, The age bit Bremen young man deeply interested in you pete here the firet thing she realiece ie that in New been one of the Hippodrome attractions | tited from the Royal British Navy some way Marguerite Neumann, sister of Mary. | Tht arn ant Pocer'a rigfit few. “Pie and are sure it's only a matter of a! y 4 ified "4 for @everal weapons, held the centre of | years ago in order to become a mem- She greeted the new arrival with will) other @hildren ran goreqming “Mad f ra" r | ‘ork ite a crime for her to have a husband and a the etage in Part V., General Sessions, | ber of the House of Commons, ani and unrestralned Joy, and the two were 48 hort time before you'll have him | mi « , H ; Welied,. avered GAT impaled ea B| capital offense for her to love him. to-day when Judge Swann took up the| noted as “the foremost unofficial naval | JUAt adout to leave the pler when Cus-| Policeman Rehwind was Seng pm the 3 Abduble-barbed Cuptd’s dart, fen’t that! “New York's heart is in Harlem or below Four- trial of Joseph WaehGia ene. an elec: joritic in Great Mritain’ arrived today | tS Inspector Charles Saget held up a| Herbe station witr a rope ae ‘ s " i 5 two tl o CF n and inatru » bring in the dow. ia, Rood Shougt elbow’ for fot Gols to teenth atreet. Between those sections of the city. and| Mae TIER Weed, bret “ehorn| (NO Liisttanla on his way to. Baitio| TOE Mee ot slater’) nal Benwing ea aad to Dives school? | more particularly from Twenty-third to Fifty-ninth irl, Just as ehe waa going to the Iip. | More In a fow days he will wed MPS. | said. “We've got a letter from your] place ‘and Kingslahd-<avenye, where jt ie LL ult Urbosdd Mad ae ie Street, stretches the region of dead emotions. the padrome €or @ matines performance. | itoyee ated d SS Eitan Gad, uncle bed aa is Axwinat permitting you! turned upon the pollventn yt the mom Heat Magistrate Harri hd arid playground of the semi-detached.” The court room was not equal to the | NLifeaA Chesphita, GRA sae OE Taal, teats Meatmen eat tie: ties ent he poised his asso to capture ft bush Police Court to-day by a miss of Sor Whaling we cn Ohlo Railroad Garretis, and one of the Mary Neumann wept and Marguerite 5) 5 tmpugieics sivas aaa fourteen, who wasn't ball as ble ab Bend your backs to the lash, New Yorkers! Lower your heads to the Bad Has Aba towne donee Seyh = wealthiest young women in America, | Neumann stamped her dainty iltle ae eae rae eevee ttle 1 101 a! = _ bo; oi oun . French heeled boot Also she handed ny 8 nifo we ed % hat erolhe St duct cnisied: Whockite (ose, Wulch comies trom the direction of a young woman from California, who came trooping to the trial, Some |, Mr Garrett became ill wille on Hie Out the sald uncle a piece of her inka | the officer that he dropped (he rope andl His. Honor cit tie bench who admits, nevertheless, that her life's ambition has been to reach our of them came because thes: had to, and honermoon and was brought to the Wale just then he arrived and announced | cl the dog. Then he shot the t a Ve 1 sovereign city. others thecause they were interested in | rfAstoria in thin city, where ona Of that he was Justice of the Peace Albert | apiinal he very young and very: small por- i aie One aber : | Nie lege was amputated only a month] W. Vereen, Of Kensie, Westchestec| i eno came trom” Wt.” Cathe fon with the large and important She Is Priscilla Knowles, leading wo- ——————— Se py) Lk ere Wied the sorters Stal after the wedling. A year after the | County rine’# Hospital and cauterized the ‘ } x he oor ‘| ed e ver the erine's | Hos and cay mantle contract on hand was Miss MAM at the Academy of Music, dimpled a Riait a Say Gin i. | Operation he died th London, 1 want my niece to come to my| wounds of the children, He advised 4 ‘ave @Md pretty and clever, whose friends [theatrical employment agency when the eng ' ; is ke then te Ome Angeline Meine, daughter of Mrs, Car- . Mra, Garrett was Mies Charlotte Do. | home," he eal Hor sister here tan’t|thetr parents to take them mine Feine, who resides at No, 436 ‘20W her as Mrs. John W, Bennett. | proceedings began © te ; upholding the social position of the tam- | Pasteur Institute. Leffert street, Brockiyn, While Ane |_ “But do you think I can be known a | Miss Wray testified that ahe was one| remus Plerwon, daughter of Mr. and Sie started out to be a house Sy CETTE aeienes BUTS roUnsy " : "" | Mra, Henry 1. Plerson of Lawrence, 1. : * | ; @ married woman in New York City? of the big chorus and that she met the Mra. servant when #he came over here, but MO " ee hae 6 wood eal jens than a halt’ she asked me yesterday, — — | defendant, who dectined to plead guilty | tf She was hardly out of her tean when, ft wcmant stand for that nd net bac, TAFT OPENS BILE FAIR i each. kes She Le had on he New York manager has no i | to the charge of felonious assault, while | 18%, she married Mr. Gare hy") agines she's doing Very Congratulates City That Has Ser- our tnFee portions of BFOWN-UP | for a married actress, and he claims he | he was working in the theatre, She 1a * wh. a ‘i fT ¢ John | Well. She ts @ partner in the Hempie- clothes. therely reflects the altitude ¢2 the Sew Fr. Garrett was a grandson of Jo ‘eurnann Company \ manufactures | ; : a | Garrett, once president of the Baitl- \°) “Hi " Pe tt ea er sister's York public. | Brooklyn, and that Shaughnessy had| more and Olio Raliroad Company, He eee aan want {Md ) WASHINGTON, May 2~Pre TAP UG eg COrSHLUGA GAIL “Likewise Husbands Are Barred. | often gince Jast October urged her to|tnherited a large estate, which he left tUy\h Shee man! 4° | eratt at noon to-day pressed a button though we blush to record it, Angeline's “There should be a sign over Lekate | | tun away end marry him. to his widow Tha matter wax put up to Deputy | which formally opened the bi-centenmiat | - ' ; stage door in New York, Urged Sult With Revolver. | Noted as Naval Critic. Surveyor John O'Connor, who got the! celebration of the founding af MoWte, | d corsets were not made for Angeline by Husbands Allowed.’ Fo She swore that he backed his sult) Comman Bellaire was a ieuten) immigration authorities on the phone.| ala. He sent the following messagé +> jf & margin of seven or eight inches. HOAliy What EGS Ingen with @ revolver and threatened to kill, ant in the navy during his active ser- You've got to go with your unele, | sgonite Her Coiffure a Marvel. the West finds out if she’s married and i her when she declined to be real roman-| Vice, observed naval manoeuvres in iwand bee ag ag ba eee cite Having survived failure of four ‘ t Y é lic, * ne 8 for i + - t and. Island hich do you pre! ‘ 4 Furthermore she had on a good deal wants her husband to escort her to the Special F ani Hired to He 'end slope forthe London Times fe was wradue| Mary Neumann cried some more eng| fags, may Mobile ati Kee more halr than nature had allotted her, theatre and to call for her after the “But,” she said, “he put up the re-| itea nrat In all of his atudios and holde| then decided to go with her uncle, per and stow more ny ms i nl ‘i ‘ b Z . ; 11 of his studies a . 2 9 {noluding two switches, a full grown show. Why, the minute she lets it be Defend East New York volver and said ‘I would Kill you, but) the top place tn British naval estima-| Marguerite Neumann left the pier ten tian referred to were the FYaneh, rat and a pyramid of puffs. The Court, known she has a husband the manager fire flashing from her eyes and | You are too young tion. His father ts Sir William Bellatr: with " ih and Confederate, whic! had seen strange and awful colffures as a fit and the box-office man has a Shop Is Beaten Up | This emiting of an anctent tradition! noted character {n English affairs, | % determination to “get even" express~ Oey ed: over Wao : in his day, but none thet could curt | Violent chill. i 7 | Declares“ Husband Shi ul Never |< concerning chorus .#iris was productive, Commander Bellatrs lectured on serv. 4 in every move. tn the same kink with Wee Angeline's.| “The New York public won't stand |ot a @tter of interest about the court tee topicn after ‘ix retirement and The case before the Court named for @ married ingenue,’ they chorut : : Baa hy Be es \room which gave way for her atate.|ferved a term tn Paritament. He Mrs. Feine as defendant, tut Wee Am-| 8nd If you're wise—I'm wise now—you aber Ma ltt et See My Child—I Have | ment of the fact that she had been the | bean an ardent exponent of filendly re: @eline did all the talking. Her mother |have your husband meet you somewhere | Policeman in a gray sult wetting exten. | Ae ete target for a number of hota, none of| tions between Great Britain an tea cipeig! sively 4 , Vowed That America and an enthusiast on the su ‘was simply charged by Policeman Jos- | up e bloc! ia rapped upon the skull, poe and| n nan which hit her, and she fainted in For- ject of air ehips as related to future To-Morrow, Raa Sema eph Whale with violation of the com. “But do you think New York '8| popular attention was directed this after-| |ty-fourth street when the hots were /naval operations, Ilis Interest in the i Pulsory education law. | Baleus th its point of view ; ta Cait: | 200P 10 one of the most pecuitar atrikes | fred. experiments made by Glenn H. Curtiss | ie “Where 1s your daumhter? asked |, “Certainly it ts. I've " 8 ay. | IM the niatory of industrial troubles tn] A little woman, srarcely five feet tall, | ‘Then @ Httle French person with a for The World was expressed in several Magistrate Harris, never for an instant fornia and through the West for Set | this community | stood up before Judge Aspina!l in the| comical air elimbed up to the witness | interviews. enuine inen suspecting that the small person with | Sere’ Bie Sree neces: Louis Hinde: has a women's shop at| Brooklyn Supreme Couse go~day and de- | stand and swore to tell the whole truth| Hurrles to Baltimore. — the pyramidal colfture was Angeline. “pat you see there are almost No. 88 Sutter avenue, Fast New York. | fled him to puntwh her for delfherate!y’| and nothing but the truth. | Bince the death of Mr, Garrett hi ‘Here I am," epoke up Mise Feine, | Ordinarily he has one woman machine + oP “What is your name?" asked Assist-| widow has passed a large portion of her 4 ! mashers in the West. We ¢ refusing to obey an order whih he is Mail Aine ABT OAAST ERG’ Ik Waa ulin vinta vetepping forward with a sweep of her thems ail 00 Beseawag, & jcperater. But last Winter there came al ices eas November, ‘The Judee was rlet-Attorney O'Malley. | time, abroad, and It was is a oa train and a coquettish Jab at the putts! Q rush and he put on two. Two weeks [0d last Nov ie mbt \Tonacn that she met Couimander Be that overflows her Jeti Guess. Law of supply ang demand, | ie: He : Oks somewhat non-plussed by her attitude| “what le your busine ¥en latrs. Immediately after his arrival to- iat ove l her ete ear. you know. ]@#o When trade sank to tts normal |r ean ieee any termediate pune aa a owner he arranged for a hurrled-trip to| f ‘And are you only fourteen?" gasped basis, sie undertook to drop the extra : “4 | Baltimore. The wedding date has not| the Ci Concelt of the Masher. dshment for contempt, but he satd that ‘A clown?” interjected Judge Swann. 4 e Court. t nt to{ MAN: But the union objected, Never. i#hment for “Yes, ait, what you might call an | Deen made public by the family, but tt “That's afl," replied Angeline, frown-| “Some one of you writers oug! "phe | theless Hinder went ahead and dropped MO MIEN Umer om rg Maher A, [artistic clown," aid the witness, with |has been decided that the ceremony will Sng with great severity, “and it fe ab-|S@t up an article some time on 0 | ner. The iittle woman was Mra. 3 abel Al hat Hippodrome. air that brougit 0 performed with nna weal eolutely {mpoasible for me to go to Psychology of the Masher.’ ¢ New|, Then the unton called out the remain- | Mather, who lives Fee imar, | muahter, eehoo!. You see, I am almost engaged, | “What 1s there about the type of tng operating force on a sympathy | Mrs eGorge Aiken, at No. ‘4f Ber Did Not See Shooting. SAYS APOSTLES. SPOKT Actual $6 Value Your Honor, and under such cireum-| Yorker that he thinks he can place) strike and she up and went, since which &°n street, Brooklyn, iter ten pier, | “Did you this shooting?" Maxcal “p sate > or val stances T simply cannot give up the himself above all the laws and conveT| time pickets have been on uty about William Yale Mather, of No, 192 Pler Na you so ALESTINE DUICH. b course you need a long time to sohool.”* tions of etiquette? He's not handsome, the establishment trying to induce Hin- | Pont street, who says he is a a mane ‘No, I was in @ cafe when the shots) Linen Coat and no doubt “Almo:t engaged?" cried His Honor, | he'e not clever. Judged from a teven | 2er'# male helpers to Join in the walk- | #cendent of the Rev. Dr. « orton Mather | were fired and came to identify the hole| Dr. Musser Tells Philadelphians are planning to get one for fairly whistling with amazement. te Dye hed fro ee Pe oeine ver | Cut toe See ee recine aba therahante Mops ciate met ance by the bullet age Was Like Modern Decoration Day; to-mor- spel jelieve me, B indahe te a a year ago alleging abandonment. Mre.| jf solemnly {dentified the hole, or a rruag f ¢ Mod ¢ Vay; Mother Agreed With Her. | tlonal about his proceedings. He's actu- Povey Ue ad a Pha ee pal sores Mather contests the legailty of this di | photograph thereof, made in the window | Bann VIVanIA @Biunt ¥ row's pre-holiday offer en- ‘That's it, Judge. It's only a ques-| crazy concelt. pie Helping Baas hae da GY contending that she was not}ot a saloon at Sixth avenue and | Y 1a Corrupt Stites you to this senuine tion of a short time before he'll ask Se enewh) oud aan four sin gray coat and large | ee oot |fourth street and danced from the stand| PHILADELPIITA, Muy ee 4 $i t for $3.98 me. He is Retting closer to it every conceited ax those I've met here, jineiviaual rite (in badges to patrol his | # couple have one child—a.boy—not e intense merriment of the audl-|and people of Palestine in Biblical time h garment for $3.98. lay and it's up to me to keep his mind “gonr | Pan o-day one of these officials, " ‘sold. When Mather returned spoke a language whitch waa the “Penny . . on it. I know I'm going to get him | 3088 Knowles continued. “x | Morris Sein oy name, ordered a group | tree ¥ ee ‘aivor Aare SARS WIL BrabAnIy COnmMMS AU Of) avivania: DutoH hat day and mu Pongee Repp Trimmings and I want him, Just put yourself in Women are b of t keis to disperse, They gave | from Callfornia with ‘page prrow and efend- | of the Bible ta a translation of that la ~ kgs my place, Your Honor, and you'll see fataous. Sounds lke him th ownsville equivalent for the | fall he obtained an order from is represen tant} Dr. Cyrus J. Musser As gown protectors against soot, dust that school is no place for me now, gram, docen’t it? hoar Aspinall directing Mrs, Mather to p prmed Church Me id cind the: re worth every If I keep on going to school at this, ‘But don’t think I blame your women’ Hie 4 his baton of authority—a him to see the hoy twice a week Bol N % bry et ree pels ay int it i th best t f critical period why I may never get for getting fat. I've put on soni: flesh) sawed-off section of # broom handie— | y1@ alleges that she has n mn PM MR ILER ILED AN E of the Re: woman's interest, bu ie best part o! engaged. Mother agrees with me per-| myself since I vam here. You do have|and waved st around |ifs head in a@ de-| ..4 Mrs. Mather was dir@eted to ap S. BO B GG | the Hotel 5 all is that they are so charming to loo’ fectly ° sty good things to cat,|fermined manner, At this juneture 6 ‘ing to snow cause | AND FIREMEN CAME TO SEE, |‘ Adadat ‘ Mrs. Feine nodded her head in alent, [fUch surprisingly good thinks 10 cat crear darknes# reemed to deacend upon | i court this moming to 2A) a ‘ail Fe (he Ara. at, with their round sailor collars, gaunt- while Magistrate Harris undid his col: ®%! ‘vomen to-day care a bday of) nim. He reed from temp why she should Laat | fl t the © let cuffs and smart pockets of inlaid dar and took sbveral long gasps. about eating. It's a new sion 40. nd aeveral ened Y | contempt ee leet Chimney Soot Got Ablaze an ended from thi meets ngee repp in a harmonizing shade of Patrolman Whale, who had stood by thetrs. making a football of him. Stein} “Why don't you your RUMNIO my Brom Pens ylvania Sta. } of sald Dr. Musser pont pp in i without « smile, notwithstanding th: ‘The old: . hat he was a policeman himself | see this boy as I directed?’ asked H | wasn't th an, nor yet the Anglo 4 brown. The linen absolutely pure. eoveral spectators were in spasms, to! a dird-like appetit and called for the Just tion Brought Apparat | Saxon, and yet those same words have » » Wee Angejine to step aside and Drought Gawchter hae an appetite for ® hot man camemne'n a |" eae Tle Tra arrestee allnenli sitll ES h these Tanguages classi tt (| SALE AT ALL THREE STORES on the ne&t case, that of Mrs, Raphael st-to-goodness policeman : nstances shall | oc, ‘ Ms ah the “Pennsylvania Dutch’ of that f I Gallo 0, 494 Rutland avenue, who | uttered the crowd and Regge ly me ho ' was charged with falling to send her Gluttony and Flirting. a ee that man ev sore you tN 298 Wank snrey-th ; cae ae i daughter, Angelin, oi. | “But gluttony’s a cultivated arrested Jacob Zucke: “But suppe the ordere yo olde 4 this morning to bo! gin ft the second Uttle girl, as not at 7 fi i | > Torse; venue statior tha A replied | cider and she etarted fire t pp ape | hardly any woman thac wouldn't rather y avenue n] “1 won't H 4 a 1 Wie Boke aru arama ta tired in such grown-up magnificence, | aire than eat. Only New York men lov charge of assault Mrs, Mather sharp Nelther my hus- | kitchen range nad not been used | _ William Rockefeller and the Wome i “that you are not almost engaged.” Hy ay ‘and they don't know how t maniacal : Bie Tana rOnt ‘An accumulation of | Civic League won @ big victory in N 0, Indeed,” sniffed A ina, “I've eat, anc ‘s x and 1 i t © Parry! er i 1h ar io ney caught fi id the | Tarrytown yesterday, when the provaa: a ‘ork yi got no use for boys and their silly filrt, ALL ENGLAND HONORS y .| flames cause Jestrian on Sevent) | tion to raise Si4,0% fer bricked sire 14:16 West 14th Street—New Vi | nonsense. I have to stay from school to "They're too used to being fat! ARY’ R But I can on your’ | avenuo to turn in an alarm of fire from | was carried by a vote of 200 for to 39 460 and 462 Fulton Street— Brooklyn help nurse my father, wiio Is ill, As to hearing: ‘On, how clever QUEEN M. S$ BIRTHDAY. Justice | the box at the Pennsylvania stat lawalnat.. ‘the’ women. eslenrated 4 P ; goon an ne gets well I will go back to “You've made that so clear! ee ahead,” Mather e neighborhood was Immediately tn. | Aeainet. | The, women selenracod, and’ GG 645-65! Broad Street-— Newark, NJ | i echool, where I delong.”” Hi Wi alfa Peele a laeaanl ee. tha thacke. | When tae giad news lepuoned io a “ ta} 4 “I applaud you, Angelina,” anid tne Understood it before: or. ‘What ® aim | King George to Celebrate “Official” |That_man oh Ry ae | eee esuar a danner GME nck ack Rockwood Hall, ia pees <a >” \ - } Court, “and now let us see what is the | Ning sult of cl flrrteers i T have vowed tt Perea aati ; Satisfaction at the ee i... | tmatter with Romney Bove.’ This youth, thing would look well with your shoul-} Anniversary To-Morrow, Though | pie Justice di ther to he | Patt el Que hecuune of | i 2 ore 3 Ikewise fourteen, came forward and/ ders.’ That's the sort of thing 3 meant Born June 3. seriously annoyed or m amused by | {i Par creel Heeb re SU ces to give $10.00 mumbied, “Donwannergoschool; wan-|when I said a while ago that New : 4 Mt earnestness, Finally | 1 cul king Broadway, a r " 1 LONDON, Ma. floated from/|the little woman's car: Boil eatlng the egg in the a _merworkanmakemoney, | York 1s the home of the female Dhue.) eee te eae vnlutes tera|he asked her husband rhey to draw | kite a Ing tt down with « sip 5000 for « Wasning i { From Licking to Bribery: | Have you never met hert! fired here and in all garrison towns,|up an order inflicting some sort of a| or two of coffee, She was b Bae Daven At he éredlt: tor Ty Py ; tol can't do anything with him,” saia) The inquiry was so earnest that Thad) soo" Nee Cl fin natn els|{Penalty and added that he'd “look ft | conscious of tho fire, w ied seventy-five votes, Tne } | Michael Bove of No. 8 Leffert street, to admit I knew her by hundreds. “dressed ship" to-day in honor of the|ver later nated damage of $4. Yo League workers were busy goins aw. ‘the boy's father. “I've tried everything “I don't know that 1 blame the bluft| Ve th amnday anniversary of ae | jcnd twas 8 sumpicioun en at that Set an mie from tleking to bribery, but he refuses | gq much,” Miss Knowles added chari-| O10 Mary, Hundreds of congratules RIOT AT A WEDDING, street. "I could tell tt by nisied by Mrs. E. F. Giberson and Mre. to be educated, He insiste on going to tenis. | mean tee git) in business, oF ence Mare atatineme atin work, It's up to you, Judge, go as tar ‘* HOON Lhe Site tory messages were received at Buck- — A. E. Chas irs. 3 jew | Meacle es you like.” ‘ofessions, who Applies he baa ingham Palace. Dalton Wasn't vited, and With —— brought twelve votes to the police, ‘ “T suppose it fs up to me, neq O48 of the harem to the business oMce.| ‘The King will celebrate his “om | the Citi “put T don't see a) erennee She can get along without bluffing and] birthday tonmerzow, al ough his ann Followers Started Troable, CHICAGO BRICKLESS. | na flapor Ari nigned. - do in any of there ca: Surely cagolery {f she has stupendous talent. | versary ts June 3, when he w @ forty-| 4 wedding at Blatte: Mall, No, 317 sand whan aha ano y of the Court to inter- But how many girls have? Jaix. June, however, will be too full of | pew Keventy-tou was turned Sallding at Standattil Beeanse of A Tr Meee | rious affairs of the heart, nor “Besides, an ounce of flattery ts apt to | corns festivisien to permit of any] fee rit aatly Strike by 2,500 Workmen, define would it be just to prevent a sensi outweigh a pound of genius with any] needicss celebrations, i ach.” led b 4 ‘ 6 i A young git! from helping nurae Wetelleg | fudged x couple of weeks 1 by) CHICAGO, 4 —Rullding opera Ai an * FERRE sith re RBINE Gare ter | mes, > Lee 1 a Pai a eaeneirnela denver Xoo Is cooled immediately after being drawn from the cow 3 fme what John P: Rockefeller and a | — © more aay hecnuse actors can ob { " fy ink ae ak ‘ 1 Brcther millionaires did at his age 3 YES, IT WAS LOADED. | COLD STORAGE HEN BEST. nthe place titre cree 4 and kept cool unti! it reaches the consumer. | Confess I'm up a tree ’ MePagiah eUhia a FhahG ah AKG But please hold them," pleaded ci ie of Tey Deanetade Improver nyited to| miles of Ch have been shut dow Jad hha ‘If you dismiss 1 earn ‘les « ‘ n shut down " Policeman Whale. It 1 dismiss Finder of Track ‘Torpedo Learns AR ear Ree Peale, sci |i escsan oie @F le eee Rama lniy, 4 these complaints all the Kids in Plat- Trath With a Briek. | eee A the killir bush will be getting engaged or the , | aria che te ma 0 z | Mike.” WILMINGTO Del, May %6.--His | Gt the Magistrate Harris, after a few aom- sar Feris van | ; oe ae , ‘ents’ pondering, decided to hold the | veare old, of No. 8:3 Pine sire ¢ described to the . {three defendants until next December, Ona y _ Apart anaRUIRIURS , 3 ies ) ¢ fl f ) @t the same time paro. them tnt BG es Moca taemede ana ob a, Mdunutectu es : do their best to get their children to came curfous to know what was insite |} 1 Breau of the Depart \ echoo!, ul k the torpedy with a) "SRAND —— K and explo: hat followed . SAWED OFF HIS OWN LEG.“ » i he j It makes good things tasté better. as a eighty-six years old, who nine years azo 1 fou ‘ ir x the F | Saved ai Gk Gh Mlb lous hen ee foe | SS Stay S—With the erovine te mn ALTOONA, Pa. May 2—-When th salads. Grocers and delicatessen stores ¥ Was affected with gangrene, died hero does not m n John par oh aL Me isa tek eed sell i u i yesterday. Selgman was advised that , deputy Keeper of the New Mra. I. K, Hishop Diea, rm jo. went an’ atrike ‘at: the sell it. & Samputation would cause his d Prison, who died a few| BRIGHTON, England, May 36.—Mrs, | sh ft the Pe ania Railroad her | 10 CENTS PER BOTTLE. = | cause of his advanced age. The sur ago, has le his entire estate, asband is @ mem- t J day T | . . . 7 G - | would not perform the operation, Selg- | valued at nearly $9000, to his widow. anding caused a lagor dev E, Pritchard, Maker, 331 Spring St., N. Y, ] man thereupon sawed his leg off himasif | If she remairies the entire estate is to as nt such as the town | 2 } and quickly got better, \s° to @ son. undergoing @ surgical operation. {has never seen before, | | x ( me YORK, Pa., May %.—Charles Selgman | os If She Weda Again, it eee ccm tnne Alioonn Strike Settled. 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