The evening world. Newspaper, August 25, 1911, Page 6

Ti eee emma sos i linet wyatt NNER ene bette DRPETRECTT AACE — ers THE ‘EVENING “WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1911, | . BAT WHO. TO BEING WIFE LEADING RECE FOR : SHOT AUTCIST OF WILLIONAIRE, CARNIVAL KING ‘ter of ex-Gov. Rufus B Bullock Georgia, and three young sons. snsincalfjoneaibin | Charles M. Dumas and Wife | /Mrs. Bryan, Who Left Hus-' Hewes of Glencoe A. C. Forges band Because He Was Too | Into Second Place and Kolle CHAFING OF BABY Held Up by Highwaymen | | Rich, Now Wage-Earner. Drops a Peg. Soreness and Bleeding Quickly Cured. | Mr, J. F. Deal, Kansas Clty, Katy | writes: “IT cannot speak too highly of Reg nol. When our baby was four months old she was so fat that she chafed In } the creases of her legs and body. She was so sore and inflamed that oe bled, and was fretting and crying almost cone \ | Stantly. Resinol Ointment was recom: | mended to us. We had tried everything that could be thought of without sue cess; but Resinol cured her in a very short time. We consider it the best household remedy for irritating skin troubles, and would not be without &, | STOPPED INSTANTLY ville, N. J. Near S ROAD. | ROBBER |DID NOT LIKE DISPL. AY.|YACENDA STILL FIRST. Wounded in Arm, Manufac- ; turer Fi and They Escape in Car. | Husband, Who Gave Her Six-'Special Prize of Loving Cup teen Autos and $40,000 a Added to List for Pony Year, Blames His Age. Section of Parade. aarsiee th the Pony. aaa. Pony Can section of his division, This js in ad- Mition to the regular prizes of gold, FLOA+ SUNFLOWERS, thts to Save Wife, | eer INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. %.—From hav- silver and bronze medals for the little We are Haga pol & piss vit ea 1c Jing sixteen automobties ot her own to | VOTE TO DATE FOR Has ane their turnouts. ee delig! ly " ! | : ow friends are campaigning for the , tra a highwa Shere on Lotsfteld bu beet el bent KING OF THE CONEY | candidates for royal honors at the Ninth nol Ointment and Restnol Tolle © | core ear uae ners le tre Meivm ema | MARDI GRAS CARNIVAL, || Amua! Marai Gras is shown by their Soap are high-grade standard prepara- es om cht et Atty a i Br: seal | letters to the Mardi Gras Bditor, a few pea Foal merit and Ht i i ‘ | husband, Louls A, Bryan, the Gary, | Candida ek of which follo — ————_—_———— | have won them a place in millions v n {1nd., ateot militonaire, has fied suit!| to the Maral” Gras “Association, WEALTHY JERSEYMAN homes. They are for sale at every drug road betw against her for a divorce. store on the American continent and by et “Phis te better than being a dresed- || Ve. Coney Island, in writing and th FALLS DEAD FF FROM BOAT. | aii teading chemists in other countries, by up doll in a miltionat sion," 3 Sroemed 68 candidates by te i i A me . Resinol Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md. my | re nth ned ted at mould rather || Nominating Committee of the ae- ieviised, to, a Leonard Treadwell Kendall of Gien |= A . ‘ Bryan said to-day. “I would rather|| sociation, No others will be rec: Walk’ feom Haran Wy ‘Pye + ad and a vuttet in his arm as the work my fingers to the bone than be a ognized by The Evening World. ‘ah : Ridge Topples Over first y x of danger, MMF. Dumas to- milllonaire's wife."* OFFICIAL NOMINEES. ed please find it parleyed wit Into Water, CHARLESTOWN, R. 1, Aug. 2%. e body of Leonard ‘Treadweli Kendall, a wealthy retired business man of Glen Ridge, N. J., was found tn Cross’s Millpond near here yesterday. According to the town's medical officer, eat was due lo apupleay, ws there was no water in the ‘lungs and no lence of drowning. endall, who came from Glen Ridge inst Saturday, went sailing alone Wednesday afternoon, When he Jaid not appear at dinner time some She ts twenty-two and waa formerly Miss Hthel Thayer, companion to the dead wife of her husband, who ts fitty- seven, “Money caused all the tronble,” con- tinued the plucky young wife. “He was too rich--and aowly rteh, Poor all my fife, I ovuid not bear to make the ais- play of woaltn ne desired. I was his petted ott wos overhearing and wanted :9 a omy “inthe for me and parade me before his friends, I couldn't stand it. If he had been @ poor Kolle wit’ bd nest Kink and then, when the a > Mra. D) njured 500 roten for ag: best to boost the South “Witla J, stew his un ¥ bender, ‘These S00 votes being pound of his weigit, May" he Lo Ramnivaly a the eat ODDITIES IN THE NEWS wish of a party ho Please credit Joho J 1 1 through man I belleve we could have been votes from @ little frien! RV. | uneasiness was felt, and @ search re- , Sashed) throug happy. | een nee fd 3.219" vote i Fay, G. smith| vealed his empty sailboat. His body ere S d C i H th “I know there are stories of rich men pom frenda Fifth avenue and Sixteenth etzeet. | wag found floating in the water early Hite OK BEEKMAN. | sve oh Cine ecteaa "| Strange and Curious Happenings tn the} | .2 Sov, core tne eee Fedor pl seen vaae ot ia, | vemerday. ei va ees fe minis sae doses happy. There may be such happiness 29 sores He came of an old New York an Chronicles of To-Day. for a time, but I will wager ‘hat it does) r < Sal — — not last long. I was happy for @ very re wl batt Mook ia Sith | V 1 up, and Charley's | The name of Louts Freidel, of No. 81 cE ve : ; ' short time. Mr. Bryan lavished gifts Encleet find 0 votes, e-em * wee Mes Duss 1YSLNCA Fe | Wooden Skewer, in Boy's Stomach | Greenwood Lake at Stony Point, N. J.|upom me and never mentioned the for- | Pa! street, te tho latest to be added to | Panfenic, | - Wy. story of the hold-up was told by | mere renre Mevented by X-Ray. |she kept screaming: ‘Save my rat!|mer difference (n our finanoial relations, | ‘he list of candidates for King of the} bemen District. , Brook r ory of th Mitel ey Ernest Heeron, a small boy of Corona |Save my rat!" it was thought sho was|Then came the petty quarrels that al-|Coney Islang Mardi Gras Carnival of Mr. Dumas in t i. be a are was believed to havo conaumptlon | delirious, ways arise between husband and wife, | Sept. 11 to 16. Mr. Friedel is the can-| ,, Enclosed, find six ro eoree mn pabe. plea at) he pari six SEE ad ue van iteinr Mihed ciple Neaatiy ware and he began reminding me of the favor | didate of the Lincoln League, the Re-| hand in a few hundred, ‘ an X-Ray examination wa! oa vay, and pleae tint four ‘our | ORGANIZED TO PUR) nade. y 48 open and removed 90, Mtg UBBANED. Wal ets publican organization of No. 8 Orchard - Fosepa J, Hewes our text, Kiog | SUE BANDIT. It showed a foreign substance in his bd EALTH | street. He ts @ Knight of Pythias and a | Cerivs!, Live Oak Camp 108, WoO. Wy, . i ro Two PI aw 102 and TURNED HIS HEAD. member of the P Club. Hi hour several impromptu |#tomach, which, when removed, proved Ae ‘omen, i" HEAD. jer of the Pequot Club. He starts) prease credit these uine votes to Jon J, Hewes, | Cl T 12:30 7 onsiating of at |'? DO ® wooden skewer such as butchers ne 10 ‘elebrate Birthdays. “Possibly it would not have been #0| With @ single vote, but confidently ex-|s king of mal felony ei atin | Store loses Tomorrow at ty } tn iN phe | U8 that he awallowed five years ago, |, S0m# remarkable birthday celebrations | had had he not been ‘newly rich.’ But | pects to win the Crown of the Realm| gnetesot please find fifty votes for W. D. Kolle, } ervna iy bulte | He ts recovering, have been held within a week past about |he acquired his wealth suddenly, and it | of Frolic. tot fed tie ste nO | “ig eel eagles ie lainfleld, Conn, turned his head. He wanted to ghow| The name of Edward G. Smith, the| penivender from the Hildentrant Lith, Go, PR () GRESSI VENESS i ape age ahi a fo disco’) Chatr Brings Police Reserves, |" (i Ann i and I couldn't endure it any longer. 80|was omitted unintenttonally from the IRED Y IN KE, z | Ne eee neon chit aa'c;| Mit Martha Stein, (No.0 Mast One | 004 Mee: Lyman Roners her 1000. our marriage didn't last much longer |ist yesterday. It ts restored, ang ts in FIND W a —is the power behind the success of this store. i tied’ below his eves, but dre. | Hundred and Twenty-first street, was | yarries Girl He Had Brow he From than the honeymoon.” @ muoh better place than {t occupied| Slain Man, Bound and Weighted, ie ; ptibe ee nt, wore | kitting when her rocking chair mrope “On Approv Mr. Bryan gives a different version. before, for Mr, Smith's friend, ‘Joe’ Had Been Months in Water, hd i} pia? setiond, that Hie! hands) wore | ainea‘over a malch and onueed K1| Frank Maicné, ¢ tate of Was ig dla evscyihliog t KeaW) to EARNS NOP | Seah man) GORE tu Laer vode tee ies Sheet ete gana at —was the incentive for us to offer a $5, ag and } The hold-up occured a mile and a hate | POP Uke a pistol shot. ton, N. J., sent to Italy for a wif happy," he said. “Every thought I had|and two ladies who modestly withheld| ROCHESTER, N. ¥., Aug, 25.—Indl- the first Long-Distance an plane ace in i from Somerville, In front of the grounds | Startled, she jumped, jabbed the | approval, and Juanna Brigna suited | Was of her, but T could not make my- | thelr names visited the Mard! Gras Edi-| cations of a murder wore disclosed him so well he married her yesterday in| self young for her. I was frank to her|tor with 154 more for the handsome| ear Mev an delenit ss B: Netcong. about the disparity of our ages, but I| Wall street man, sending him up to Me A? eeplere net Pees He had never seen her until he went/ thought I could win her love by kind-| fifth place in the contest. loating het ee ) Ror RII TIRE ni retecened hes ena | eae se ee ee oe ee eee swith va. |i Bash arme and: leas\ot the. man. werg ing event, which was won by Mr. Lincoln | |decomer ‘he stepmother to alx children.|impogaitie. When I married her, nenrty |cenda, Kolle and Hewes in a munch, [DUN Wh are fae Warne Amat Beachey, on August 5th. n America—telween our New ier and Phila- delphia stores. This resulted in a record-break- edie through her hand, sere med 80 a polleeman thought she had been shot and called an am) crowd «att reserves were call Of the James B. Duke estate Pond | # over a sm ereek by 4 row wo Dumas harvest ’, an immense art of the police Mr. and turning home fi ntertalnment, Ag th dige, the rays of the Menly flashed upon a heavy s the road, ono end on on the ground, Mr. 4 to \a year ago, I gave her $40,000 a year to|Kolle, the leader for @ week, is iast Farmgrs Adopt Nght Farming «i ae y i |do with as she chose and sixteen auto-|of the three, but only 800 behind the nt. Say It Will Become Gener shot} Night farming is found to be b ording to farme: weighted down with @ stone attached to a rope. The remains appear to have Dd A L jmobiles were at her service. I shall| leader. been in the water at least two months, {s now exhibited on the Fourth Floor). always provide for her." William J. Harvey, Captain Con. | ———————————————— (The aeroplane with which Mr. Beachey won the Race on @ rail fence with un, Ll, C, Dora ek Nake Bol the Northwe ig ean ae igh attained Nine whet pa Minnesota, who predict it will soon be-| Mrs, Bryan once lost $2,500 worth of|manding Uniformed Woodmen of the was @| Railway and prevented Jt moving three MW io) Bie penelty/ calle Hain G80 within) an HDUS | WY Oy 9: Bar COSINE tne TARY ily Hay’s through the | box cars trom # spur track on his prop- La Bine, who harvested 6 Ther husband had bought $19,000 worth bodies which are to take part arty, at, says the night shift Of] 4¢ jewelry for her to make up for the|in the Mardi Gras flluminated pageant. lost gems, He says the indications are for sat- Mrs. Bryan is an expert bookkeeper |istying turnout of the Woodmen with F i ] sa: Senatnh| cat omen saith otiaaiams Ware eae eae ealth August Furniture Sale her father for regular wages. Richard J, Geary is still receivng | oo trles for the Comic and Character Dr. situation i ° at = WOULD PROTECT WORKERS, | competitive section of the Mardi Gras, Restores color to Gray or Sale of Fine Furs “1 won't returned Dumas “Ho| Woman Saved in Lake Wanted Rat mont Sy aahinglon, ia New Rasanise, zee * | Charles Olive bas entered as “Angelo Faded hair—Removes Dane e e gban't havo | Rescued) Tes, iwollatcuee ee Oe: uawrere and Baldy, his Monk," while little Miss ae Extraordinary Selling of The robber stepped closer and thrut| When, after Mrs, Surah Methner had | ‘It way the firat time the feat had beee Mary Olive, his daughter, will portray | druff and invigorates the Scalp the car and 4 when th et wen —is responsible for the presentation on a aim half-day—tomorrow—of events worthy of a full day’s selling: 0M arm close to the et- the robber stepped » on the Duke stand the heat better in running Men were sent to rev» the tracks allroad has miles of » spikes, as the ing the farmer, brought swt for thr track, 1,900 ties and 7 only means of vanquls him your money, Chartiet*"| Mrs. D mas, quickly under-| , the muzzie of his weapon into the candy | been rescued by two boatmen from | accomplished in filly years, wisyeryt: Et “Little Red Riding Hood." Arthur manufacturer's face, “You are BOSTON, Aug. %.—That working men |Jokon, of No. 49 Fiftieth street, Brook- —Promotes a lux uriant, Oriental Rugs tinate cuss, Charlle, and women, with the exception of|lyn, as the “Pickle Girl,” will be funny. | healthy hair growth—Stops its over your money and your oe turned his horses north and was lost in| farmere and domestic servants, should LOVING CUP PRIZE FOR THE | falling out. Isnot a dye. ick, now!’ the maze of traMe, be compensated by their employers for PONY SECTION. jor 7 ‘ “You've hit me once. Do you want to} Mrs. Schlossareck picked up the| injuries received + accidents occuring} Chairman Guggenheim President ele ai Sores. MEN may select $25, $30, $35 and $40 Suits meee Aepentes Duras aa 1 Jackman to thank for @ special dona- | NMPle battle. Phile Hay Speciaitice Cow at $15, because we are closing out the season's as shoved in his ried It to the sidewalk, Here she col-| mous opinion of the speakers, who in- | tion of $2 for @ fine “blue ribbon” lov- 1 ; 1 “I want that watch, Be ‘quick now lapsed with the child in her arme and| cluded prominent lawyers and judges, : 2 cae lov] REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES stock regardless of cost. and hand it over was taken to hi artment, at a spectal meeting last night of the - = sf “That was a present to me from my Df. Martin of Harlem Hospttal found | Twenty-first annual conference of the QUEEEEEBSTORE CLOSES SATURDAY AT 1 Meat and Grocery Specials Halt striga: he sald. revole mangled form of her little one and car-{{n thelr work was the almost unani- father and you you can't have ft" de- that the child had received internal tn- | Commissioners on Uniform State Lawe, clared Mr Dumas obstinately | juries and a fractured skull, In apite of] Only W. A. Blount of Florida dim ATTACKED ROBBER TO DEFEND Hee Racin dition he could not per-| sented, he declaring that the rineiple HIS WIFE. suade the frenzied and hysterical | W4% unconstitutional in every way. Wearing Apparel for the Family Sporting Requisites for Everyone ‘The highwayman moved h the speakers said that farm waieiean mother to let him remove Jessie to the| oral J. P. Squire's Bacon iv... 1 Ei¢ in Large Variely and at Prices bore! ould be included, Pabateningly and Mrs, Du meta out | hospital, and after doing all he could|'#borers should be Included, == | jf my ph ot PME e cece rene tn frightened. tones ; [for the’ ilttle one ‘he departed. A few | postponed until a Tater mect Double Stecie-Drake Pound Cake Only to Be Found at GIMBELS “Oh, give tt to him, Charley. For! Driver eis After Killing moments later the chia, father de- | Pomn0t Fisin, ralain, citron. marble heaven's sake, let him have it. He'll| pital TEE hat ee cee ia Warship Sinks Steamer, Stam rey Ua lady teed; ae, special price kill you.” | Four-Year-Old Girl in a | 80 because she died while he was mak-| KIEL, Germany, Aug, 2%.—The Ger- Pp: one Potato Chips puckuses:e More afraid for his wife tha me ing preparations. man battleship Hessen, while executing lent quality; special for Saturday ii, Mr. Dumas 4 3 tn | Crowded Street —.757-——- manoevyres with a torpedoboat Aotiiia BROADWAY TSIRTY-THIRD BT. |Freshly Boiled Hams aan Corned Beet or Smoked Dried Beef 1b nee BOC iow Farm Cream- STATEN ISLAND NOTES. fn the outer bay last plane and sank the small Askersund. ‘The crew of the steamer | ‘Phe police to-day are making a ait-| An open-air euchre under the auspices cued and no one was hurt. The \Fresh Butter pis gh wrade:3 Oe - : cant scare fer he iver ofan exe | Re 3uune, ole the” erat [tatieahip wen not damaged a gaphhong TES FROM AN 7} press Which bore the lcense {1 will" ile cn the chien WM! Monogram Whiskey 10 TO 1S MINUTES F A Maga yt | number 12336," and te to be the|lawh next Monday even! ver one ; ; oe 4 au to show cause why he whipped up nis {Stapleton have ret y trom Stroud Pout 01 regular AT 149 4ST. ENTRANCE OF SUBWAY OR ELEVATED \| ] see and drove away after running | uri Va ere topped for two poe GUAT DOREE DRS as oo wn and killing ttle fou ine $1 bottle at IMPORTED HOLL AND” GIN, 7 | our regular 00c bottleat ... Af Jessie Schlossareck, as she wa: me of Mr. and Mrs, Charles tulls Head was the scene ng with her companions on the ng a few evenings Tis Imperial Leather Couch ¥ KR E E | With €ASH or e Sars | 1h fant of nee AAS A} No vine we wecane|! DIAMOND RINGS Oranges Tauit &%i|Canada Canta-\Red or Green Ap! Oo | ae AEE RG BRS at { : ult Extra large . One shattered the lamp at Airs, | Oe ee aene ain a congested. neighbar- nis ofa num: |] dh Carat, $9 R SS" BOC |loupes tieciat, «93 PIES Now. clean gap Of the machine. A arter of hood an4 many of the stoops were oc 6 of Tompkins- 18 Le f S each... Pie b, tock; basket & @way the other car was met and cupled by parents with children in thelr mg Beach, L. I rey rs { pack Paerypeliencypertren pyres Of New righ: egs of Sprin am 1 to the chikiren on the street (o be next two weeks at Extra choice legs of young, tender spring iamb, weigi 2 careful. In spite of the crowded con- ; Brahe ima ing 6 to 8 lbs. each, ‘worth 18¢ Rl, 20c a Ib., at, Ib Call and Convince Yourself dition of the et, the driver of the fourth annual pi of Ce ; ergo, fresh. , 4 Reet Cia Rak pao neaten eaten (Te hoatarea eet TOE Rosating Chickens 17 ca By | Forequarters of Spring Lamb 9 || yoUR TERMS ARE OUR TERMS re made po attempt to slow down his| wil! be held at Ha Park, South | bale to-morzow- ib. - "13% fw clnowhere ar Ie, to 256. Fat - h All managed to get out of his | Rewch, on next Thi 23 Jewel, 16 Si Chick resbly aC THE WORLD way except Jessie, She was knocked |th@ committee of arr Vanguard M: see Chickens kuloa. lay Dp ira A Was knocked | iia Agnon Holt, Mise Mari down by the horses afd’ the wheels of | Foner Wall, Bernard Murphy, and At the wagon passed over her body. The] drow Kelly crowd yelled, and they claim the] Preparasions are driver turned and seeing the prostrate | Active Club of Hug Finest Railroad W. | the World WEDDING RINGS Prica $2.50 to $25 Gully Ouarantesd fim sized chickens: st ° Tasirhasss or Sirloin Steaks rennindryesi unre 1hic or Roasts hush’. es Lone Island Ducks ‘ y Rump Corned B Beef x? "ast young rt spring ducks; at, 16¢c)0a" joing out of town for FREE © them, and a ten a8 desir ie made by the | yt for a fair to C > Morning World, 120 per week whipped up hfe horses: be held at the clubhouse tae latter part || Marriage Cerlificate Free, Aek for It Blade cuts’ of youne Chietea’” young | inili-ted 874-876 East 149th Street BRASS BED Absoiutel \ Hyening World, G6 por week Ablonmartsk. tnd ohnest mon Me RBA pad = Roast Bef native “'ehetlo: pyte peat aie ates, 16c Next Door to Post Office ly FREE Casperfeld & Cleveland Fatabilshod I80T. 144 Bowe! Beng whine NOKTH_OF GRAND 81 TATION. ‘Open Ryenings til 7, Saturday til 10, accident, and, turning a younger child sane he rs ell of Vet) Brtghton has . 1s aie returned from an automodile — trip| i oe had in her arma over to 8/tirough the upper part of the State netxhbor, she ran after the wagon, and, | Wijiam, Hines of Port Richmond 1s | with many others, she chased it as far” enjoying a vacation In the White Moun- | Nod Second avenue. There the driver tains, et me With Every Purchase of $75 THE EASIEST PAYMENT HOUSE IN N.Y," Pi 149 ST.1 DOOR WEST OF by VE ——w« Open Every Eveming Vall 9, Sisurdays Until iv Prine,St St anding R. sehr Ea al seedieedherebecteed stn Pisses” Wwisnumece REET STORE, HENRY SIEGEL, F Pres rR Oy: 8 t| Legs of CanadaMutton rr om By chol oo young wet eli