The evening world. Newspaper, June 15, 1911, Page 3

CANS A i a a a tenner - . - ° ee ey q ~_- =. ow en om “421 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, core LASHED HIS WIFE |The Wife Should Have an Equal Share WITH A WHIP, SHE by Galey in Husband’s Income, Declares Mrs. Dorr’ RACETRACK BILLS | WITH pnp ON ri Fa eo Such an Agreement, She Says, and the Lack of It Is a Great Cause of Domestic Unhappiness. ai! - The ladies’ chorus rend i selections, The accompan were ne inne Wolsers! and e —— "TALS THE COURT se os cs Wl Paar se WLBECOMELAM WH TRED 12 (08 =.<=~ =. ee Krummel. Tore ferrings Pron From Ears and Pulled Her Hair, Mrs. Love Is a Glorious Part or Life, but Not All; One's i Stansfield Swears, Selt-Respect of Greater Importance—Witfe Owns Her Half of Family Purse. Ban Has Hurt Hotels, Restau-! Sensational Story of 1! rants, Summer Shows and | Cemetery Told in ( Taxicabs, He Declares. , by Wo: WAVED A KNIFE ONCE. |PUBLIC DEMAND GREAT. | CABWAN HELD C1) TIAL | Renews Pledge to Suffragettes |She Brought Him on Hurriéd Trip to See | iar as Stati Friend Sail Abroad. Saving Her Diamond BY MARGUERITE MOOERS MARSHALL. Wife Says Servant Fled in Ter- What js a wife's just share of the family income? Do the joys of wifehood and motherhood compensate for financial tor When He Wielded Carv- | dependencer Is the wife's empty pocketbook a factor in the divorce problem? ' ing Implement. Mrs. Elia W. Peattte asks these questions in a thoughtful article which she has contributed in the current {ssue of the Delineator. (Bpectal to The Rreaing World.) “A husband and wife live together, | ———-— WHITE PLAT! N. ¥., June 15.—| “rst in poverty, then in comfort, are Mrs, “ |in luxury," she says. ‘They have Eugenie Stansfield, who is suing | | worked and economize in their respo her husband, Samuel Stansfield, for &/ tive departments, He has conducted the Separation and who at the same timé| business, she has run the house. She fe being sued for a divorce by her hus- has made her campaign auxiliary to band before Supreme Court Justice his, When at last success comes and . Tompkins, took the witness stand in they have more than they need, he takes ’ her own behalf this morning. She faced the surplus and continues to ‘give’ her her husband unflinchingly and there | what she asks for, or what his gener- was not a sign of recognition between | osity prompts him to bestow. It is | them. what the law allows and tradition a “While we lived in East Eighty-fourth | cords, She is expected to be grateful street, New York,” said Mrs. Stans-| for the check he writes out for her. field, “I had to wait for him for dinner| She feels the shameful injustice of tt, every night. He seldom came home for | but tf she desires the preservation of a: ‘ * his dinner, and when he did he wi fectionate relations ehe says nothing. | Magistrate Calls Him a Grouch toicated. We moved from that house| She merely grows dissatisfied and resi , because Mr. Stansfleld told me he! jess and he cannot imagine why. and Lauds His Better Half wanted to be nearer his office. He aaid|/ ig THE MONEY QUESTION A DI- House After UR delivery system has to Ly or . hcp greet oe wit e great mand for Rhein. gold Beer. - That is why we have our own smithy, wagom» Timothy D. Sullivan made a apectal? Magistrate Reyno'ta, tn the trip from Albany to-day to see a friend | Avenue Pollen Court, [rool yn, of fon the French liner La Savote. heard with great The Big Follow wax unusually tal¥-| ventures of Atre. M ative, He was asked, when the Awe) five ys | minute titan scream of Capt, Tourett y's] white taking a! whistle had ceased torturing everyby dy the atory he } on the North River (quite as usual shops and garage, | thirty of age, with the French Line) about his dec-| 00" 7°ure ifs : |laration at Albany yesterday thi.t he head oh fonda PALE a | | would see to It that the suffray ettos | $00 for attempted rot had @ fair chance before the 1a gisia-| It was no ordinary tute of rohvery RHEIN( OLD ture that Mrs. Lewis told concerning the “Nothing new in that," he sal “T've| hackman, Ghe lives at No. 1 rewed by S.Liebmann’s been for votes for the women for twenty | ninth etrect, peste Besa Visitors | years. More than that—for twenty-two to brewery welcome, years, In 1899 Billy Sulzer and mywelt Alldealers. 24 bottles | introduced a woman's auffrage sDill and it was killed by the Senate and we got | o!! of which ate wore as tai vit Bixty~ Trrookiyn, whith house she owns. Bhe haw inuch otier prop erty, including $4,0%) worth of @ Pe, meee frends whe wire) VORCE CAUSE? Before Him. Hlaughed at. Tut T meant it. Iwas for] her complaint agat 4rinking aen. He said he did not wish| ,, [4t then and I'm for tt now She anid that ANGE Wit thoes ten.” Tt ts sald that one in every twelve | ie marriages in the United States ende in NOISY FRIENDS TAKEN AWAY (the divorce court. Is the failure of the| Over a year ago Mary Kline of No. IN PATROL WAGON. | man to give a woman a definite share| 468 Grand street, Willlamsburg, began “One night," she sald, “when we were in the surplus earnings, after the house-| saving money. She put {t aside in dol- living on Seventy-eighth street, he came hold expenses have been met, @ factor| jary and fifty-cent pieces and quarters home with some friends and he was 80 jn this discontent and effort at re- ‘ - ’ are just as many women carrying) stable at Fourth aves drunk that I had to undress him and arrangement?" debecl Ak nail Bhaatildatis dbl edb MRS. RHETA CHILDE DORR. | ‘tunches to work as there are men, y jninth street. put him to bed. His friends made such! Yesterday I asked Mrs, Rheta Childe| "¢? housekeeping. She did not spare —_— — are entitled to protect themselves, La] Mre. Lewts, her rane, @ noise fn the hall that the patrol wagon Dorr, author and sociologist, to give| Pckels and pennies from the hoard. | bor was called and they were taken away.” “There's more reason for veten for) Holy Cross cemot how than there was then. ‘Twen-| went to B.C. Wa rg ago when you got up tn the} Gtrecht avenue, morning all you saw was men going to deck didn't hay work with their dinner pails. Now there {from Dantot 0° {a entitled to the protection of hav. | teen, De Nova, thres, and Alic : dy ’ "her solution of the pocketbook problem Two months ago her husband Henry, | ing the wo 8 votes cast and counted, | her maid, got in carr r Mrs. Stansfield swore that she pald confronting the modern wife. @ bookkeeper, was out of work. He a There isn't going to be any funny: tmal- | to the cemetery was without event. On most of the household bills out of her| “The entire principle of the economtc| cepted without question some $15 or $20 hess When the bill comes up. It'ayaoing | the return trip, according to the wor | dependence of a woman and her chil- own money. “One time when he tried to carve the of spending money doled out by his to have a fair show, she noted that Hannan, wie wor beef,’ sald the witness, “he was in such | %e YPon the fortunes of one man !8) wits until he got another job, He did DECLARES RACING BILLS! ARE| ‘river for the hack, atraved tro an intoxicated condition that I had to, fons,” she sald. not ask where the money for the coffee SURE TO PASS, correct roadway and the wh fu steady him.” | “The fact that so many marriages) ang bread and butter and the rest was “Do you think the racing bitte win | MaKe were noon b e ‘On one occasion Mrs. Stansfleld swore | Still continue to be based on this wrong| coming from either. pass, Senator?” The Evening World re- bad road, in a de that her husband struck her tn the principle account, for the great number| Mrs, Kline put what was left of hor | porter asked him, Then, @ays Mra, Lewis, Manni a: face and added, “My eye Was Sort | of unhappy unions and of divorces, And| savings under the mattress of her bed | “They will,” ne repited. “at the pitts | the hack and epened the coor, jit Is quite true that women begin-|and began adding again. Tuesday morn- will pass that there Is any wal domand| THREAT THE CAEMAN 1S AL- the condition of your huss | | ning to be unwilling to accept marriage |ing Kime found {t. A sense of outrage of closed Wend hetawyer Lyneh asked mil ania Cre ay veal oman REAT THE CALAN 18 “Drunk,” she revere sharply. | On the terms which It offers them.’ swelled his breast. He had been de-| fa te oo renters al | cto io GER ns rs : C o “Ono time, ued Mrs. P ‘Do dele ape that ee pt ae ceived, His wife did not trust him. She; ! - blow to the elty, It hurt tae hotels and| 1 am going to take © viMng yay) blcked up avcarcing nite and my et=|a happy married lio?" [ofreal money tn the house and he bad restaurants, ‘They're only doing half " ° f : pleked up a fe and my ser-| a happy married life?” of real money in the house and he had |ASylums Scored by Howard for|Rushes to Rescue Baby From OF will you,” Girs, Lewis quoied the vaat girl was so fright the business they would be doing if] nackm: nyt that she ran| “I Know several unusually intelligent an as saying. | not known It. A ‘ . | ‘ racing was going on at the tracka| She got eeled iio bay opti: ee eae women who are fond of home iife and)" xtne confrontea hia wite with the rot| Refusing to Take in Child | Burning East Side Tenement Jarouna tho city. It tias put the root-| man. sha onded tho mirage be cttine ours 0 out! LASHED’ HER WHEN SHE WANT devoted to children,” said Mrs. Dort.|o¢ money and made her confess her out of business pretty muc! : ete by getting des - . on the box and taking the reins ian- H ED TO GO OUT. Yet they absolutely refuse to marry | gut, she broke down and wept and Killed by Mrs. Melber. When Child Is Safe. a Pe AE worlt 188 Sane Oe eee : i leanlin Mrs. Stansficid swore that her hus- | Under the conditions offered them. They conta ed that she had been saving the y now to what they were. And dt has puta|%&n was no match for her and he evens c ess ror e doin, | erimp into all the sumcier shows, Tho| to have gone along under pressure, ° band “1 Y are dolng good work and earning §00d | money against a rainy day. They had taxteah people wouldn't be saying that] Mra. Lewis says that ahe drove and m f (lbp peti dla al EA py. vcore incor weathered one and she had been weak ALBANY, June 15.—The Inhospitallty| Passing through Forsyth street as|they have to keep their rates one inute or Care up her daught enough, he wrung from her, to keap on to] drove until ahe came to a faloon, where Vt 4 f istlosed in the ore 7 : keep out of bankruptcy if there was ola! ‘ ca . ‘ ‘ Sherr iven and won: am she oll ttre sty, morng” fr SONS a |to"spa they migheweatnee another Ie St 7ahNn aariuna, as dened tn the) the thrmgnfare wan fing ¥P with | ch it gmc sre i part Toe] went Hitt the tires eh: |One minute spent in brushing the ne rr ears it vemem-|, “But what tf one of these women|tnat ghe had not told Henry about it Wa# convicted in this city of the mur-/men to put out a blaze in the upper! “Do you believe in permitting gamb-|manding the ure of the telephone for ‘ie teeth and rinsing the mouth ‘He ewore ut me, but 1 ¢ aided. fell in love?” I suggested. she was afraid he might we der of her child by giving him carbollc | stories of the tenement at No. 67 Ben-| ling, the Purpose of calling the poitce. ‘The saloon ‘ y 0 words he used," sh becau Odol gives hours of perfect, Tee eee avons husband make ‘What is love?” asked Mrs. Dorr. | eerpied to epend some of it unneces-\acld, was severely criticised last night | jamin Rosenberg, a nineteen-year-old | ,- 20" ieee hantesaey yes, It 10 per) man did not want any policeman evniag| eI 7 when you called the attention of “It's @ glorious part of life, but is | sary, by Buprome Court J: ico W. 0. How: [cierk, was grabbed by the arm, to | Sonal freedom, | Betting at the | race) around his place liness. Odol is powerfully aunt to his yxicated condition? | 1s only @ part, not the whole, Then Tn righteous wrath he searched her | ard in an address before ‘re graduating |jooked down and saw an old woman|« aLling house tant. Therva the | 8% #aye Mra Lewte, he Just got ti Sow dee) little laws 1 i Ea vie icpek dred ey age OO with scorn, He called her names, and) clans of nurses at the Troy Hospital. | with tears rolling down her cheeks, She | five per cent, percentage for one thing; | Mt back on the box and drove along | sepUc—a® few Crops in @ “He winked his eve just as he ts Gor) individuality and one’s self-respect she says he accused ber of things even| “The inhospitality of orphan asylums, | way dabbing at her face with the enda| it is too heavy.” See ie wet te the pollve Htation 66) oi Li eaaaak, Ing now,” said igo ve woere she| SF infinitely more important, more wicked than saving money. | as disclosed to me tn a recent mui jof her shawl, “How about the bookmaker's percent-| Fifth avenue and Pint xth e ¥ aS oan eee eihneid | "L-do not understand how any woman |" ytrs, Kline got @ summons from Mag- | trial at which I presided," said Juste) “04! O1!" she walled, “It is a horror et rare toe Mopred. TANDRS Kol away, At all Druggists. and wer| Who has ever felt the orackle of her |ig nite Detd im the Manhattan avenue | Howard, “presents a consition 80 grave “Only years old, the baby, and | Tt f#n't 90 heavy that, 1 notice any | Just before ahe rexched the station. She OWN pay envelope, and known It to be| court which brought them both before | that I am amazed that it should exist. | hurr h with fire while her |of tem with any monoy lefts’ sald the| reported to the palice and Detectives the symbol of good work well done, | the Mazistrate this morning. ‘A woman Was on trial for slaying her mot} going to school with her | pnMor Srimly biel BAG RI SH ORL IOAN SAUER NoW IF HE ONLY money nous an marry a man whom she ts com-| "uy gaid everything she saya T aid," | child. She had been somewhat way- brother Poor Rachel Farber, How|” obert W. Vonnoh, the paint sr chase, ed until the suits! pelled to ask for money as @ personal | satq Kline, righteously sure of the sym-| Ward, but was a fralt, ‘oobi pelniae she will scream when she comes home| his wife, Beasle Potter” Vonnoh, tho neerta gla Hpi ee See See HAD A,BOX OF y nds in ‘et | Poop, a se, sumptive creature, Her luckiess. and finds her little one all ashes.” sculptor, Were on the Savole for thelr | ask ached at they moved to | 4VOF. athy of the Court, “She had a right) consump ° ashes ulptor, rr creaming be er hustand had|HER IDEA OF HOW PROBLEM | to tei me sho was saving my money. |i, less hapl found her 4) “Where ta this baby?” asked Rosen- [annual vacation jn France. Mr. Vonnon) vin, he carriage, screaming all the promised to be SHOULD BE SOLVED. JAny: man would feel the same way. | Widore before she was twenty-three berg. hey Deda ee oh ha tna pt Bia ae P| “Ta my own case a certain sum was | She's the one that ought to be arrested.""| | ost, was finally thrown back for support ola lady. “Alr ° nnoh has made twi niet oi!) | always deposited in bank subject to my| ‘“Kiine," sald Magistrate Dodd, ‘ you | POs Was Analy thrown up 1a lad Already are not all, the upon her hand was poor, BHelneonla cut from the b ‘ | President Sherman, or of which ts to! drove his hack for # tin , oweve ot rou | ands Sie | people out from the house so she mus t vate Cl , the » to the order, However, though such @ method | are a grouch of the blackest breed. You! \o iia ay a domestic and earned Mttio burn? On the third floor in the back beigi ee gee at the Vi eoscnanee bik dl alsa railroad #ta Jobviates the humillation of the per-| don't appreciate the greatest blessing &| money, It w: ad of the whi: is the property ie Py rT a o i} is she is, the poor little one.’ _—_o - M sfleld inherited a consideras | sonal plea, {t is not, to my mind, the; man can have In a home—a wife who | ¢, yhen the ¢ shortest and Hy A ae pede a ’ ’ bin fortune after her marriage. ideal arrangement, rae ca ie ne You come tome on | tirearyen the dass ware sortert e''| Rowabers did not walt to hear any| FQG BOTHERS AIR RACERS. PUPIL SINGERS’ NIGHT. “Let the man and his wife puts thelr | June 2. If your wife tells me you ha || she took her saby by the hand and lea |More. He into the house despite | G Knox in Washington, Mrs,| Hannan eatd that he @idn't try to rob busts of Vice-| anybody. He admitted “My husband than $10 a week, “T even paid $1,000 for to drive to and trom o “Her child, after going from pillar to What good in tt to ask?” crted the | &nde! nat Mrs. Lewts and said she > re heals together and decide just how | by that time awakened te be Hausa) him $0.88 orphan Bolum jut the Gand aeauteaernts i Hattie nt esd e1 German Nat c Proteges of Mme, Votgt Mieise aco ob ay let you go. ou abuse | were closed agairst her ‘and she was ng 0 , his face blackens : . allow. Sede one Ee wu | Ror agein atoce (Genitho:ta to/eome to| forced to helt ewhere ne with wi He took to the fir ape, | test Lose Theis Way. Many Pelreny at the Vlaan ight and fuel, and for incidentals” Let |e. and Tl put you in the workhouse, | went to a neisiboring city and there clambered to the third floor and kicked| HAMBURG, Juno 15.—Iindpainter| Mme, oulee 1 : ee 1 ny decide to put a certain sum in the |NOw get out and behave yourself. | fourht out another orphan asylum. in the windows. A blast of hot, qat-| and Buechner arrived here tonday from & pretentious and well recelved even ne lsarie Aba the PRA BNOUIA er alsiaKa 5 Tee ee nalout into the nucnt and the Maen alr struck him in the face and he Schwerin, concluding the third stage bd Lida ge RE al pa Abe AIDS IN A equally between them, ‘That is abso- | KAISER’S SON IN SMASH |darkness and the cold this w dow with ae ply Brabah) Baap Hin lett arm of the natic 1 ayiation troult race con ey - vicina plas lutely the only sensible, reasonable,| QF AUTO WHILE SPEEDING, | em waif turned ner cour a and wris slashed and he lay on the ‘They were troubled much by a heavy | 3 fire , ; “Th ve Wings and) Ware's ‘ al ‘That nish Pp fox, frequently losing their bearings, ‘Thoughts Have f Gerent: Way NO AFrAnee MAttere: lencalers has not arrived, He te| “Boat Song," Mrs. Jennte Schmitt, Van + owe . baby and left his little face turned to the | Policeman Monahan of the Fldridge " i r hmt " |turly ave WIT woven descend ta tne | Crown Prittce’s Love for Fast Go-| biting blasts of winter, and FGA WW street atation climbed 0 fire-o8 reported ae having completely tost nis| der Btucken’s "O, Come W th ater ABSOLUTELY THE PUREST A y A ‘ herself a convict for life, a "'? /and dragged Rosenberg away from the direette oF a8 e ' 250: and ge cheer and kind words and en- nea e Rolie wGhe iy aha her husband In order to get any money. Escapes Unhurt, Cadecasan ros" thes wander, Puts of amoke were shooting out, ‘Then | 7 (N THE WORLO ——— Why, I knew a woman, the wife of @| BERLIN, June 15.—The automoliie| ers at either asylum the ne made '®: tour quet with 2 hone of ‘generous provider,’ that 1s, one who speed love of Crown Prince Friedrich edy would not have been A eres espe) es ty Peat af p rr Knocked Down, but Gets Up} proviaea money to pay the pills and| winelm brought him another close his Imoldent haa led me to fear that /and carried Rosenberg down to tho RAND RAPID in Time to Help Nab Every now and then she would bring | Crown Prince's agility In leaping from | thar mite of human Kindness which| the ambulance could work its way Manufacturer home ‘a £20 hat’ and he would pay for | the overturning car saved him from RNeera and’ Garin the. feandieas Hearts | mbulance 921 york i Her Assailants, ie of course db waa onli, Worth fd or'lereet aanieua piace, he automohilalten rect ite ib Eiapaleee: Ne through the gathering Are engines and B A THIN KS ITS Best Made Furniture er Assallants, and my lady got a rake-off for her| was being driven at excessive speod, | tation which would have refused shelter | 1oe carts, tak ; ; G U w Prices * | own use.”* when tt skidded in turning a corner,|In the dark hours of the winter night] rea fe eee 4 7 ’ BY Lo | “I suppose the men think wives d0/ struck the street curb and overturned, |t0 those unhappy creaturbe | nit te Sr wd : at mete ad ware A comprehensive tine of Waren ‘8, Misses’, and Two stocky young men walked uD £0| not know how to spend money,” I re-| ‘The Crown Prince jumped the moment] gampiing den, any of tie haunts of | Rebecca, whom Ios berg had gone to Little Tots TS and ACC SO- Mra, Sarah Woods of No, 43 Pacific | marked the car struck and was thrown to the|Srime ap vice—none of these pisces | ., 4 ; RIES, selected to gratify every taste and discrimiusu- street, Brooklyn, on New York avenue, That's such a baseless excuse!’ cried | erime or save, The baby had not been in the sidewalk, but not heavily. His chauffeur | would have had the heart to deny shel Mrs. Dorr, "The great majority of | burning flat at all. tion at prices that are sure (o suit every pocket. | re eiation New place, Nobody else at sw how to spend money | W&s severely hurt in the mix-up, |ter and succor on such a night to th The fire made twenty-six families . ork Central ae ert one of the men atruck | Women do know how to spend money | At the time of the acoldent the Crown [unlucky w Orphan aye | pee pede twentyaais femiben Astounding Sacrifice of Ostrich Piumes ony Cease was in sis! ne 9 nen struck wisely and well, And it Iw almost the | pice was driving to the home of Dr liums were t aces where this home Tiatlee fade hushed pecanea cree the 5 5 WC AL Bar eau airstad ECan Ae ARE Fy © i | von Bethmann-Hollweg to call Spon the | less, troule aap WOuld Naturally | Serer TACO NUTTIN HRN ON OE el Thursday, Friday and Saturcay Sad arttoed She fell to the sidewalk and the other ti on are tess care and take up less | Chancellor. He continued bis trip in an) go, Where she had @ right t0 £08 | escapeg, The flames, which had started Our entire stock of prime values is offered to the p: ess Lad te bc ear ai the of her time. ordinary cal Borel M4 vote eto: an error which {in the Farber home, were let out into then actual manufacturing cost, Here are prices ' $1.00 W ¥ When he senses o | OF Be * recogn ‘0 SARE — error an error she fe hideely he hall by the break down of the W motherhood 1s recognized for ane. seed fy the hal t ne 7 0 Be oh woman saw the two m a what itis, a service to the State, wom- | BOMB DAMAGES CATHEDRAL. | Jed her to mupder and to Brisa. arity | hore by would-be rescuers, and the __Sise Value _'_ Now _|!_ Sige. . 4 We Oa $59 vurcnase enue. ear en will t wages by the State Ne ee ee Ce BYMar cate (MEST MAT flue Hine &@ roaring furnace, 1S inches $2.95 1.49 Waly inches $700 9 405 Pay $1.50 Weekly, S100 day and chased rlag period ie men| Entrance Shattered and Other wt cofter temporary hospitality 16 inche: $3.95 0 20 inches £495 5 iw Freiht $2.25 on “$150 U Teen ee ih i autor Hi State or husband, the} Balldings Rent tn Valencia, | pamnaieee, And UATE ARIAL BERGE revls MANY KILLED Ih IN STORM 47 ipokes as te || 42 ee eee | een $200 10 PM bi a y for her BBE Ley ng and that speed . 3 . 812. 7.5 jumped tn front of the men and tac Woman deserves pay for VAUENCIA, Spain, June 15.—The | Ss THAT SWEEPS AUSTRIA. i ER "sat hegtpscketbock be filed.” | eat entrance of the cathedral here was! NOT HER BROTHER. Thursday and Friday Me yacch Nowever, ama to bla ald. ( —_ shattered by @ bomb exploded tn the! Twenty Dead in Trieste Alone and Women's Handkerchiefs | Snowflake Curts ns With Anger-naila and Towed Aeroplane With Auto, Plaza in front to-day. So violent was! New York (1rl Makes Long Trip y i Pure linen, with hand embroid-| Croge-striped, ovd lols, our rage f mighty Work on NEW BRITAIN, Conn, June 15.—| tho shock that several neighboring AAT RR | Ship's Crew of 12 Drowned ered initials. Value 50c. ular $1.25, $1.50and$2 Ug pe. fasive’ ard kept haries K. Hamilton, the aviator, are | buildings were damaked, No person an ae SOR eee —Heavy Damage. SPECIAL, 6 for 29C quality. SPECIAL ONC URNITURE ce ing and sirik 4 here towing an aeroplane behind | was Injured. penta) fo ne is Miss Anste was able to punirh then severely automabile from Squantum, Mass., a a Eikhart, Ind, June 16, TRIPSTE, Austria, June 16—A storm ‘ ;; ‘] " Policeman Nolan of the Attantic ave: Ley 148 miles, in six hours, Rody Found tn the Bay. Davidson of No. 3 Seventh avehue, | oe purricane during the Fine Quality Ribbons F125" StetMADISON AY nue statin arrived Just ag the two were | distance of 148 miles, in Sle nays to be body of @ man was found float-|New York, arrived here to-day on.the | night, causing “aga All Silk Taffota, 533 inchs wide; | Warp print Ribton 5! inches taking to their hecls again, He arrest: | mage an Elk and could not spare the| ing in the bay off the lower on Twent y Limited on a call to Py ae bright, lustrous finish; all w do; dainty flora. desia nso; ik, Pn nnn 4 them both, | ... [ume to take the aeroplane to pleces. Gavertote. Thana’ toiday The ala absent brother, reported | peaies of twenty vi r sirable shades, also black and | white and blue ;rourcs metore agi sTiareia in the Gates —_——>- Weaatenauecthleieava gana oldie k fant tata At the hospita wavars | covacad ay thie pole « white. Value, per 5 19c Value, per yard 35¢. 22c James White o Jo Lee for Prof, ry ane i & inches in lietght, welghed about 120 she nt, Wao refu It ty feare ' smacks with 29e, SPEC. Wa 3! AL. Geo ai GOETTING ~ | pounds and iad black hair, His clot o nate hia was not crews total " whieh ‘ Leite ae The Univers! en foe eanaliectag saitae unger | tea AL gen Iai night. Were lost, ‘The Light Weight Pongee Woods's wrist-bag with nferred the honorary degree of ‘dow wear, u« white shirt with green stripes” The pat A the brother are both | tn the roads were severe Linge 27 inches wide; in dots and plain and fancy Jacquard effect found, wanted to plead ¢ f philosophy upon Prof. Albert #1 and bisok trousers, He wore no shoes vaudeville rin: 1 Lhe same ey th tte v of tne) complete line of newest shades. Value 29¢ and 35ce per yard, at 1 24e way robbery. Magistrate Har on, head of the artment of | or stockings, There were no marks on| stage nan The hospital | foundered, Minor damages to craft are ites to wait until he had a lawyer the Untversfty of Chicugo | the body, which was removed to the|pattont wai dia @ fall from @| reported from other poluts on tue ad- | L.jM. BLUMSTEIN, West 125th Street, bet. 7th and 8th Av. (BH the cases of both over, jana exchange professor. At Goettingen, | morgue SY oR ee mm