The evening world. Newspaper, December 30, 1911, Page 4

asnNe wvunes, Bnmeavuanawvart Veve Moana ov, huvad. i] BOY WHOSE LUNGS | MITCHEL CONVALESCENT. FORD IS RELEASED | WILL OPEN BASEBALL ! OF TWO THIRVES.| 2 oy get SEASON HERE APRIL 11. : ' IN LONDON AFTER PRENCH LICK SPRINGS, Ind., Although the joint as QVERBAD SERVICE | ~~ PRISONERS ARE "Sia to-day contern) he condition of Mr schedule committees of the Na- 1 Milehel, who tii a font in Mt tional and American League in | hy la ; ; M session hero tried to keep their | ‘ j ¢ a ' c plana aceret, It became known to- 9) ¥ i lawvens authority eeltoe: day that the world's champion AS THE WALDORF-ABTORIA taken out & boxing license for the Peace ; : —— ddieiiineee th no cor ations, No oth Athletics will open the season H Dinner announced to be held there to-night, I dunno? ; eted, Mr. Miteh hes considera «well oe ae - York Thursday, April 1. On mn = with the Highlanders in New se aE ave be strength Ki | | Willie Ader Identifies Men in| nourish Court as Ones He Kept | oasis "te! | from Looting Shop. ‘¥ that white winged Dove of Peace in getiing to be a scrappy » 4 Court and American Envoy Joist ae, nent C Looks to me as if he {s evoluting into an Irieh game cock—tm | Forced to Wait 20 Minutes for 5 1 i 4 areatent fight-to-a-finish thing there ts a'breathing—'cepting T. R. him- Make Abject Apologies to |] ‘ionsis'wil'be the spening ature: J elt, atory” be: mi Cars That Run to the tlon In Brooklyn, Clark Grim™th’ os aes Waatdngton Nationals will asta WURRA WURRA: you @ot back to Flatbush and you could “} Rubber Capitalist. the Hed fox in the opening in |! “Pa ike to calt your attention to. [tell It to the rest «° them. End of Line. @otme of the Manhattan row? ea who yy revover ids 1 he — “ ALDERMANIC SLATE. Hoston, The clighlanders, In ad- ' | _- ton vaving the world’s cham: travel on vour care, 1 took a mubway | WURRA WURRA: my n omints aa Miienws to Hote % ‘ ied plone fOr ah sttraction on Open a Y 1 peo you still keep on boosting ety Six-yearsold Willie Ader, son of Sam- bi BAD FEELING HERE. iny, also will play In New York Forty jet eres tae nine Ast | your friends from County Mayo. SERVICE BOARD BLAMED. uel Ader, @ jeweller, of No. 380 Broad- Third Canons on § on Memorial Day and Labor Day, Wan ascending the staira tn New | Among the list of great men that Way, told calmly yesterday in the Hats! 4) ye pusion aad It nen: Sethe Pea oe seis ee York I had my umbretla rolled up aoe is free eet ues pa | lee Court how his healthy lungs and | yc. of the ard of Atdormen, Whe i ' ‘ourth of July. ° Wader 1S Eres. buadenly A aah be ot remion you fail to. " , At + | presence of mind saved his mother from control the next Hoard, relogatiag ' © Waldo Reduces the Detective July wilh hav he hind me pushed it forward #o that it | Georme Bernard Shaw High Salaried Officials Fail to | being choked and his father's shop trom |i control t Tnowtty, will <Q f , 1 Memorial | dropped on the ataire, T ead: “Why Give iin a tine on nim, \ ak | | being looted by three men Thursday at. | 74 oo : Eb : ys wil Sine 5 ay i did you do that?” And do you know, | Something of a myster * | Take Steps to RY | |ternoon, And sturdy Wille had—th AR a ha Agee al / Thomas, for Two Hours | air, he glared at me yelied: | Sours for the reat stuf, tor ¢ Steps to Improve | @allsfaction of hearing Magistrate Kro- |ovaae ine Gd Ge at 1 ee jattatr, They eaf4 it asemed impossible! “Why, you Miathush gink, your hum- RICHARD fee rapin__| the Conditi | tell hokl two of the alleged stranglers | °° Dae en caite incin ota for Blunder. [that 4 man of Mr. Zord's deseription| shoot nearly gouged out one of MY | vuuey wrong, Dick c toreua| é Conditions. | without bail for trial in General Sessions, oof Alderman John Jshould ho taken for a swindler and ab-| Tamper aus that £ [haw was burn and rateed in Dublin Me ee {| One of the prisoners said ne was yn republican, wo was a _ |ductor, He Jp avout ix foot two inches ani sae a were ee nat ey Originally Shaw was known as “Bar- George Boodle, twenty-two, a chauf-|pelected by a vole of eleven to jive by LONDO: Dec, M=-The prasiding| tel and weighs about 2% pounds. His! tines Wan he crasy? ney,” but the George grew Into his) As a@ result of the inadequate atreet four, @ No. 34 West One Hundred and | the Brooklyn member 5 Metrate of the Bow Street Potice|"80e '* ruddy f i outdoor iif, J. 8ST. JOHN WATER: title In later years, He worked as rent) car service on Higith avenue, residents Eleventh street. The police said he had| The vice-chairmanship goes to Beook- Come Mieday tomnaiiy. Mbeharged 3, | nis eee gree nes at ue Pass Westminster Road, Fiatbua collector for an absentoe landlord 8P4)o¢ the lower west side are up in arms @ criminal record dating back to his|!yn. Delmer has said that he docs mot ¥g ed 4) Hotel, wen vad to meet Mra. Ford, ‘1 . in that precious job he acquired those : < a1 he | Want it. The man » will be ratitled {Howard Ford, the American capitalist | who was in Berlin. She left the Ger. | N% #1" T don't think he was or ie] feolingn that breathe love for all man-| THEY are #o incensed at the Inactivity boy nod, iad hi ee o 4 to ja fat Monday's meeting will probably he = we arrested by mistake at Dover | man city Lenten tetas rary. I belteve him to be a man of kind and which permeate his books and /of the Public Service Commission that Fouges’ gallery and that he finished @1q Grant Esterbrook, In addition the ; ee I Me. Pond for “poo [MAFKaMe and law-abiding self-reatraint | plays, George Ina left-footer, Whether| drastic steps are contemplated to force Sing Sing term for burglary two years) members, Mondity, will name chairmen | Gt the request of the Now York police! The arrest of Mr. Ford for “Doo” | wien he didn't seize your umbrella, which | he is @ plain Kidder having @ lot of] oo.) eid. fe . ago. The other prisoner was Martin] o¢ the commit J gitoriiien when ho ianded trom tue) Waterbury promises 14 suse bad foel- | yuu say you carried with the point pro- sardonic fun out of Hite, # clever press nition for that section of the city. Joyce, eighteen, of No, 2369 Highth ave- ‘Transatlantic steamer Lapiand Jing betw the District-Attorne: Jecting behind you while crowds were nt to boom his own works or @ Commissioners, who ‘nue. The police eaid they would be able 4 Police Magistrate Henry Curtis Bens | office and the Poles Depar "s nh lotimhing the staira back of you. Phen, fh Visitation from God T don't know | draw $15, for framing orders | to arrest the ciird would-be robber 4 Rett Aleo deplore? that a man of Mr, | blames the other for the mistake, Des latter teaching you how to carry it ao nitely, but Te think he ts all three. | which th | Ford's character and nforce, way the wer | anding should ad, mighty bad, have been brought oofore the without wa and wi Know that he was leay without @ stigma or + ive Al Thomas, in charge of the de- |that jt would not endanger others, he | But, cheer up, Dick, There Is the e00- | viog ig WILLIAM ADER Dietrtet-Attor | should have tapped you overhead, @) solation for » Dublin Jackeens that a _ 4y “But, h dear, what can we do?) —— 1a fed fy; {YOU Would remembor the lesson when | your ety gave us Georgie Cohan. they awk. The receivers refuse to! TENANTS OF FIREPROOF Ido, NOM BOULDER, COL, in the midat of a region where cliff men aeons ago [pay any attention to our requests. But | Ader testified that three me 1 her husband's store late Thurs ay afternoon and looked at gold brace- hey then asked that diamond | |tective bureau of the to | ney's office, was to-day pun | i the court | two hours by Commissioner Wi AOS be shown. As Mrs. Ader turned tain upon his! ‘Thomas was blamed Waldo for aliied forth with stone hammers to beat to death the monster ptero- we have received complaints about the| HOUSE SCARED BY SMOKE. | her back, one man put a bracelet tn name, the error, and was reduced trom a styl or diplodocuss,there comes a yarn Indicating that man armed tn /after-theatre service on the upper weat his “pocket. When she expostulated | ; ‘The Magistrate algo rend an exprea-| detective of ihe first class at @ aalary| primitive style fa atill the maater of the beasts that roam tho hill or dale. |side of the sane line and have Issued! Bie Js Out Before They Know we wae be fed poi Aaa 1S Gen of regret from the United States | of #22 4 year to a policeman at 4] Hore’ the story aa 1 saw tt printed: jan order for more cars to handle the hadi. a eee Gees awanened Wille, who was ' Ambassador, who on behalf of hia Gove y of $1,000 w 5 “MOULDER, Col, Dec, 99.—William Smith of Syracuse, MW. ¥, was = [theatre crowds. ~~ We hope the re. | of It, but Out They Rush asleep in the rear room, He ran into } @mmment waid that he desired the Court | had hardly begun to realize what asd by bh Sebpeuna Wide Milled two of bie dogs, |CelVers of (he Metropolitan Street Rail- in Panic. the store, closing the door of a sate f to express keen regrot that an upright It was to be an everyday policeman a ri adits: Shs Go SoReal’ Sib as oss pes on a pair of brass (Oud will obey It. ‘Tho xervice for the nm of New York wien @hould have been subj dignity of such an arrest. The Am-| Aasiatant Diatric Reseador also wrote that he could only containing $200 as he passed. His was relamnted In his former ’ m after-theatre sufferers ix something} A little fire in the basement of a bie| shrieks so alarmed the robbers thi ted to the ine | porition bonne [no Meg iS Gt ae ae ‘has tage aaa tains — awful." modern fire safe-guarded tenement at| they fled, A private watchman and Warra, Wurra, what an ilgant polthogue that boy Smith can hand. 1|OF COURSE IT MAKES THEM| No. 178-181 Second streot caused a con- | Patrolmen Lynch and ‘Trick of the (Attorney Perkins ted Commissioner Waldo's office , Jderable pantie early to-day and brought | West One Hundred and Fifty-second ve 1 gentlemen that Hill Smith, the bear killing knuckle ewinger ALL FEEL GOOD. . street station gave chase, One of the plead “ong Al ee Negeri ie = real atenl he bag Bey ting sume, be placed at the top of tho White Hope class! All of which will make the man who] the Promise of colds to hundreds of | Fen’ aarted down a side street and In favor way aye! ‘Thore— The ayes have it. Unantinou persons who would have been all right Gir. Ford seemed to answer to the if they had taken the advice of the wants to go to Se missioner he was en Aescription and to the name of the man th Ferry, and ts obliged to walteat Thirteenth street and rely reaponalble escaped, but Boodle and Joyce, the for Thomas's vislt to Inspector Hughes police say, were found hiding behind yt | | i | ———e ave 0 fteon or twenty | ##@men and police and stayed in thelr |g shanty in a vacant lot One Hun- wanted. 1 @ith: the intovmatlon that tad to the | a were | i Sad ¥ | rooms. dred apd Fifty-ninth street and Fort \ jon , UT, ALAS, BRASS KNUCKLES are barred in the ring, so that Mistoh| minutes to get a car that will carry red ay j FORD TALKS OF His ARREST, | sending of s cablegram. to Scotland B Jack may atill fect secure, Rut perhaps BI Smith, who seems to ve a|him there, feel more k.ndly toward the| The basement of the bullding, a fire- Sein waa Gude ak nett oat FEELG IT KEENLY. ard which caused the arrest of J resourceful cuss, may be able to ety a horseshoe tn a glove. It has| Public Service Commision, ‘The com-| Proof store-room, Is used by Creenberm | ote nit teeta en ne et Mr. Ford, who wan notified only this seune Ford cS Doo"? Waterbury, been done. mission bas sent its engineers to. in arian eee ats pice l yesterday were two of the unsuccesse MAing Of tho mistake that had heen GROWS OUT OF TWO SS Eenennanine : b vestigate conditions on the lower west but further than to make a re Th velr before the tenants up- | ful seekers for jewe Made, Wan brought into the Row Street —e stairs knew about tt, the flames had eee Mitac une Smoke went"as| FOUR GUILTY OF GRAFTING.| yugh the halls and th Pend SAN SPATCHES, ND WHILE ON THIS SUBJECT of mighty deeds whi the matter with Polloe Court In an automobile from | ‘The squabble between the Police De- A Mra. Sara Ryan of Newark, She sought to have her neglectful tus-| atest to the receivers tu operate more the Brixton Prison, @nere he had spent | partinent and the District-Attorney band haled to court for non-support, ‘The clerk sized up her majeatic| through cars nothing has been done. the might. He was not placed in the | OMice rows out of two deapatene bulk and snickered. Biff went Mra. Ryan's right betwen the eyes and dowr| An investigation of conditions on the shafts and Dec, 20, ara tenants came pouring out from forty: | fay LANDING, N. Drisoners’ enclosure, out wan given a firm was sent to the Governor, r wont the clerk for the full count. Police Lieutenant Ryan started for her | “ighth avenue line revels that the com-]eight crowded — apartments. — TACY | yeing out for more than eighteen hours, Geet beside counsel, After hie release |ing hin to havo the State Departinent| Mt shot Mrs. Ryan with a straight left and thud went the Loot. Then came | plaints are justifiate, Alderman Joseph {screamed and scratched. | |the gury in the cose of the five members ‘Mr. Ford said: at Washington communicate with tho| OMeers John O'Connell and Joe stood on the sidowal tbbert, She clipped each of them a awift| M. Hannon ts conducting a campaign to] Then ¢ et and they also w ow: t! , f the Atlantic County B ria! y also 0 sleep, Fo | wring about better transpo: ¢ ,.| the co'd while the firemen and police- | © y in London, asking | ft-riaht and they als: nt to sleep, Four down and all out and Mrs. Ryan| ring about better transportation serv- ard of Free- American Emp: . men begged them » In, Not one | holders, charged with accepting graft) 1 was approached and that “Doc Waterbury, or Jullus 11,| @tlll on the Joo wasn't for one af the gentle sex, but she was ager for| ice, but the best he haa received so far | Wn MORE Dimi le ne a Jon a road contract, came into court to- | ar ame wan J. Howard Ford, | Forg be arrested. I ae Gu HU Anarene OUT Na way BEDIRILOS 7 ee co, | sade Une taraisva’ oP) Ora digits: aves | AT" cuban onc Oeunie mane agreed, and in reply to further ques. ne sbGOEA Ceapaieh;, babe OW In hire ht of them got her, And ind y an aober! ; H ha > three und acquitted two. County i= Gens, gave the number of my state-| mation furnii What could she not have done if she had a drop taken? nue dine, owing to the heavy vehicle GA su CIDE IN HOTEL. neer E. BD, Rightmore was alco found Feom' and other particulars. The per- an ip gia by Detective Thomas And will the seekers for the real “white hope” please observe that New. | ‘raific on West Broadway, and that S$ a Ue round eulils tone 4 s », Sixt nue ears handle the tr ee te men found guilty are John Ens- So who ed spoken 10 tne then told | Detective ‘urea to scotland Yard, | ** CDE UA Joc slab ital LG oe eo Golden, Brewster, %. worth, J. Harry Fay and Prank Ender- & dotective and sald: TATA the QeVOt Ge @. mad entned treed = , ad : lin, The two Freeholders who were found 5 The real grievance of the people of Dead tn Bed To-Day. ; Wres_northweet core "Then you are the man we went, aboard the steamship Lapland, HAVE A LETTER that takes teeue) all claims for the bandaged knee, | tne lower west side ts thi iE stow hie cining 5! ‘6 not guilty are-F. VF aley Doughty and er rsiirene ] <M84 told me the charge that wae ale] Thomas has been District-Attorne i] wit Martin Sherl-| Wasit as much of «handicap asthe | {ne lower west 8 at below Thre] A man registered as 5: Golder | Lewis Magon.- Justice Waltsch had al- i Word 4 against ine, I received the In-| Whitman's right hand man for a mun. dan la a better allearound athlote} fifteen years, or thereabouts, thag |Cnth street cars run so seldom that) prowstor, N, ¥.," was found dead with | rected the acdalttal of Doughty. tion with astonishment and x - . the: re people het ber of years. When Whitman wae! than Tom Kiely was in bis prime, Here Kiely was giving him when they are seen people put their 7 of The men were indicted for xrafting in a gas tube in his mouth at 7 o'clock @meured the oMver that a arave mistake Now, my dear Mac, don't for a | heads out of the windows to look at hed been made. m this morning, at Redner's Ho:el, Forty-| {he bulld-ng of the Cologne road, Forty ret appointed City Masistrate, a/ it i: moment think that fam trying to |them. Since the Introduction of the . ', Ports] indictments are still standing asa on ane il etany oreupatton | number of yeare ago, ‘Thomas was] WURRA, WURRA: hellitle Martin Sheridan, “Tehave ale [Hudson tubes ie Metropolitan has} “2cond street Hee a eh tad t0| ean cteiciale and subordinater ‘avail, Out! probation oMcer, Later, when Whit-| When you sald recently that Tom | ways regarded him, and do now, practionlly mada ‘Thirteenth atest the | Ue Wad lecked (he dane wen ee ee ete en rave agreed top “ET have been treated tn the moat| an became @ Judxe of the Court c Klely never saw the day that he one of the greatest all-round ata- | terminus. Of course, the franchise cal’s poururst pba te piesa Ok relays 5 Way by the Hogllah authorities. | General Sessions, he hat Thomas trana-| wax ax good a man at the alle | letes that ever lived. | 1 for the running of cars through tol gums hours, fave me a comfortable room tn | ferred to the Detective Bureau detailed | arounds, or words to that effect, ae | ih Kiely. and both of sae MAUL PACES, RA (Ue-eRcelveed Gavel bad | CMMs cc coe trate duel hIEKG the Dover luckwp and alto in Mrixton | to his court. When Whitman wan| Martin Sherldan 1 think your county Wali augurated a policy of running as few| tte left no letters and belongings tha: RUST the fret. oes nati Ford, it elect.d District-Attorney he put Thomas | loyalty slightly warped your usually CORMAC MEAGHER, | cars through to the end of the Une as| would identity him further, He was hotel at whis a 4 , 6 ; cAGHER, Mapected to put up wey ae wbteh Hin charge of hie Det ive Bureau, fair very. falr—Judament i NOT SURE WHETHER HE WILL Tt war matd at M hiAltegsa omve R ey yen dst 0 hirty-flve years old, G feet 9 rye. , - Your admiration for Tom Kiely leads} Mey Poxs:bly can and still maintain} about ¢ acon ears day that Th ser da Tueal condiusnn ot |20%¢® sty, things that are at letat une | ele franchise mind, had dark complexion and to-fiay that Thomas sim das a} wae nado unc conditions of | «ind. Martin Sheridan 1s good enough| FCRCED T HA sph i | bye GUE NEW YORK OFFICIALS. | mnessenser boy In tho transaction. A{ track. and Ww two at- |nport to dodge no man, and’he conettiy | Ce ee pe CHANGE CARS ATI hair, He had a Haht coat. a grey Yesterday the London representative | lawyer named London, representing a, tempts under nm CONE |had no reason to fear Tom. Even in THIRTEENTH STREET. striped suit and worn patent leather @ the United States Rubber Cx ri t hoes. a ; | 0 Je woke rort| Were made in all the Irivh style of the All-Arounds Mar-| It 1s next to impossible to find a car|* Founded 1226 Mentited ‘Mr. Ford, tut no action toc! te stamp. out the wine a se trates |. yeu leet Lino Kioly came to Amer: [tin would be just as much at his cased on Elghti avenue marked through to RTE e,, aariee yy ss, as Sie Teese wes taken nist sie was responsible for tho. Informatt se iit Maeciie which wae the [42,20 the American method of compe. | South Ferry. Many persons board them| FAILS IN WORK, KILLS SELF. tUon, at which neither Davin nor Kiely in thetr time nor any man now alive cam | tbe rout come Within reasonable reach of him. | {be Tous @14 not feol that he had cause for | tat Waterbury, or Ford, was aboard| hotter man, Sieridan or himself, Againat the English authorities, Lapland, it was declared, at year Sheridan did not compete, vr aEY. aay Petar TT bed Rot decided what action, If any,| Waterbury was arrested and arraigned | and Kiely stayed some weeks after | For instance, putting tho stone from the | feet ts reached that ait must get out) tt d sulc rly to-day by taking he would take against the Am in tho Yorkville Pottce Court early in| the competition, hoping the L.A. C. | phaulder ts just made for Martin—bete | Pd Walt for a car that is marked Cor: | C¥anide of potassium in his room, at December, charged with the would give them a chance to get to- expecting they are to so through, only y Informed when Thirtoenta! Josef Bjorknan, a young chemist, com- Yo, 1 East Thirty-tirst street. Despon- bduetl ell ter even for him than the %-pound| laadt street or South F Sometimes | NO: h'S Ba 4 4 |. Ry A Of Evelyn Roth, eeventeen yoare ain | gether. He went home a very much | shot, Swinging the “l" from. be- | one happens along twenty minutes later, ;|4eNey Over the fallure Obes shen Ge , Mr. Ford remain tn London, | He was released under bond for ex. | “aappointed man, tween the Inge is more natural for him] and the result is that there is a great| Preparation he had worked over for where he will be Joined to-night by Nis | amination Dec. 9, but did not appear,| — YOU Will way that Sherklan did not {than throwing It with the turn. | moro than a year Js believed to have cramble to board this car, When the ‘wife, who was in Berlin at the time of The bond Was deciared forfelt compete that season because of the | As for the appearance of Martin at| jira ice been his motive. Arrest and Was groatly upact by} Lawyer London was in po sg ae.| Injury to his knee, received at [celtic Park when Ktely had nulied, you | (mirict below Tiarteonth street 18) piorknan went about the act with ut- report. clared ho had information that W Athens, The very Munday after |are quite correct. He hurled the discuss | ached It 14 impossible for one car to} most care, He wrote a letter last night ‘The man really wanted by the New | bury was to sail for England Kiely sailed, Martin competed at Jon that day. An entirely different propo | indie the traffic. Yometimes passen-| ty an old filend, Dr, Charles Fellen, of Fork police Is Jullus Ford, The police | ried from the court room and to the} Celtic Park, which caused @ good |attion from doing ten gruelling athieth | gers become so impatient at having to| No. W Hast. Twenty-elghth street, n= bet ned weiner he waa) Lapland pier and found the boat had | ‘ea! of comment ainong the old free Letunte inside of three hours whieh tht | walt indefinitely In the cold and dis-| forming him of hie intention, inixed the Oe cern Letpland. gag | talled an hour before his arrival ee es Fapeehiniwesieas: Wal te wp aver! 13 fie A TCa i crate cha anlale . “ a *ROU 5 ” cl America on toard the Luritante te-dgy, (NAME “FORD” ON LIST CON. OM O'ROURKE seems to have put a real live one over, ‘The way Al Paizer | S*th Avenue and take the “L, and beakers of the little laboratory. in gent one of the Secretartos of the! VINCED HIM, slammed Al Kaufinan into dreamland stampa him aa the goods. Now let'’s| 48 Evening World reporter stood at waitin aren RE Wael 8 his room, wrote bref notes to. his get him in the ring with Carl Morrie and Jim Flynn, Th vinne hirteenth street and Mtreet Police Court to deliver pers +) y jen the winner chth avenue! prother and landlady, barricaded his bury. He showed it to baggagemen on| can tackle Joo Jeanette, und after that let Jack Johneon come forward, and saw four cars come down the|door with the bureau and drank the sonafly hie letter of rere the pler and they declared 4 man resem-| — Palaer wll #! j pat lh Pi ' | ‘ - ok there be var| potion while stretched upon his be 1y be heard from tn the final run-up. Ho's the tougheat ns. | “treet and turn back there before a car) Met MeN loa EL a i ee : pling Mt had gone adoard the Lapland. | pound baby that ever came this way. He has all of Jeffries's strength combined | Marked Cortiandt strect happened Beret ntweniy heat miteet WHITMAN'S OFFICE | Mader the Nemo nt Ford et tie jonent | with the heart of a lon. Kaufman put him flat on the mat, but ho Jumped up| “0s Tt was a cold day and the whieh E TAKES ALL BLAME over the Lapland's pashengor Tlst and | @d whaled the Californian all the harder, There ts no limit to his endurance, | OMC™ Who Were oblixed to walt did) ered by Dr. Fellen, who came to the f F Commencing Tuesday, January 2nd, 1912 Our Annual Sale of Muslin Underwear Corsets and United Steter Embansy to the Row Landon had a photograph of Wator- first street, vat disco . ‘The Public] house wh lved the letter in de w the name J. Howant Ford, No doudt he took the heart out of Kaufman when the latter saw that hig terrific |“? Great discomfort. The Public] house when he receive FOR THE BLUNDER, | Vovdon went immediatoly to the Dis-| blows to the Iowa farmer's chin wero of no avail, | Service Commission admits that its in-| this morning's mail, oi et t and sald Water- It makes no difference whether tho dell rang before the ten: spectors saw nine cars turn back at Friends and acquaintances of Mr. Ford Davy. wae aboard the faniang Tho Diss | up, Kaufman way down and out, the refereo gave the fight to Pi ures. Aus t before one came 3 else matters? r n | erlot Attorney's offices ‘ond limit was zer, and what ated with the ia New ¥ puth Ferry, Yet th: , , woh @ mistake could have been made, |ernor'a affice, and wun ntked to furnisn| THe funny thing avout the Palser-Kaufman Ment te that the wise ones made | SoMmlssion fnds tn this, state of af 1 elticoals hey cannot see how, even though he|* deaoripth Waterbury Kaufman favorite at # toS, On what? Surely not on his fight with Fred Hradles y gh lo make a wero arrested, Mr. Ford was a! 1 to 2 riding the Disiriot-Attorney’s| nor on his Might with Tony Rons, reuoat for mote, SBrauen: oar, ANP oad | remain ow t . office a description of Waterbury was 4 ng . thirtyeAve years old, welkhing 185 O-NIGHT at the Now Amsterdam] Including poome. 1 am thirty-six | SAYS THE SERVICE DISGRACES, Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave; 19th St. i fa rubber connections. pounds, five feet ton inches tn hetant I Opera House thoae peratatent pur. | Years of age and have been travel- THE CITY. | At the office of the United States Rud | and th faced. After writing the ayers of the policy of peace, the! TMK along sretty fast for nearly “The service at all hours of the day der Company 42 Wroadvay, to-day deseription Detective Thomas was sent “tent Order of Hibernians, will hold | treaty, years. Tam 5 feet 9 inches |{s bad.” sald one west side nan, who == employees were highly amused at the with It to Inspector Hughes, iF annual reception and ball. The] in helt and we'gh 199 pounds, Vd | hay bu + downtown early in the pea =a - . announcement of tis fact ordinary | "Whapsthe best money nee morning, “bui after 12 o'clock at night | CONGRESSMAN UNDERWOOD fe ee ye ‘oo was oe : AL‘. D PRICE WINTER, He artgery New giarantl ae | | gathering o sons and ¢ q { STRICKEN IN WASHINGTON. |firin woud masombie to ensoy the rer|aoluttons ate Roman Denynmrer for my | morning T ieft my houwe at 1 oretack, eV jyq, | ReWal of old friendships and the forma- the faculties to make him « h Our had prosseded only afew t Democratic Leader Threatened With | tion of new ones. But this year thelan athletic coach, @ fatthoeriet sna, | blocks when the fuse blew out and we amet ~.. Appendicitis—Doctors Hope to |r#ception tw of more vital Interest bes |eanttarium all tn one, ax ia neoded in| Were ordered to Ket out. It was moro OOK for this j : Beggs Hs ause with emtgration from Ireland al-|your case. Btill T like to than an hour before another car came mark on the } i Save Him From Knife, most at a dead stop, with @ year fa- Jon $8 SARA BA, to POCHADAE Shree bottle. It is the | FREE DISTRIBUTION WASHINOTON, Dec. %.—Representa-| vored by Doundful crops, with Home \{t affords me my annual laugh, What we want and will inset upon Ket- ; h Live Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama, | Rulo definitely assured and with the |oddly enough, 1 fall for it myself. sti | UNE 40 Pee taiciasatihatnene Age The 1911-1912 Edition of Democratic Leader of the House of | banks in the Ould Dart bursting with) had only kept up to all the good tn-|Nrouut to the end of thy it a reason- The World’s Winter | "erernstives, '# contnet to his ped money there te expected to be started |centions LU have p ofeseed every fret ot | “We pay for a through ride, and that le price, ¢ In hie Washington aparcmente, thr the frat tnove for @ roturn wave of her| January for, ¢), thie many a y ra] old racket of ‘take the car ahead’ was . ened with appendicitie, Mls physiciang) oulldren to the home of thetr birth to/have @ halo on my head ae ig av an| long ago thrown {nto tho discard by \ Resort Guide expressed hope to-Say that an opera.) ald in uph ny ber among the na: ‘auto truck tire, * ot toads. {The Third aver to ing PALE RIPE Beyond question the most hand. tion would not he necessary, The full| tone of the earth, Heald Miecus-| Tat enow! Ae you are apparently | Went into i, ae Maat aK elver. The some, profusely illustrated and slenificance of lis {ines te not yor) son of these giadeome things there will | atncere, I'll give you what advice I can Liebe ea h emee weluable directory of Known, but ite condition is apparently de Gaelic dancing by the stare of the| based on my observations, Take alsy EAE on Wiridie toot TER RESO OTELS | ue to acute intestinal trouble, many el A the Greater City and |exercisa, Walk a fow blocks every day.| tye saw how unjust wae thie tumbiin ‘ Win " ae Lit “ Mr, Underwood's tilneee te euld io he they Will ptep to ihe Mite of Prof.| Don't cat m re than thr while He Ae ia before thelr destination wae aL §, seoane & Lee ; IN AMERICA A! ROPE | aio io overwork th connection with the Ward's fing orchestra, Are yew going| you're up and around, Don't drink| reavhed, and tn ately changed tt.” gold Beer ‘i the! Es Steamship Cruises, Overland Routes, preparation of tari logtelation for (he to it? Yes! That's good, aioe yeu eat, but ation betweon the Ceraaes ity inne vis: ever complied and diatributes | ‘eovening of Conaroes wool, it on you must, Dope that out any Mts ¢ FREE syle oiyttyy hit Was annoinced yomtor t the ome HAB CAUAKD me a lot of Kish: | way you ike, If you ewear off keep it| A reward of Wenaras Teo itere weleom: of the Ways aud Mesne Committes, o brow work and deop thinking t©)¢9 youresif, That effort will cut you | the return of a cap belonging to former Copies may be had for the ask- which he ta chatonan, that Mr, Under. evolye a anawor (0 thle 608 | Gown to bantam weight, If you merely | Chief Engineer J, Bradford Btevens of i ing at The World's Main or woud had by foroel to deny himeait gonable query: make up your mind to go slow the| the Morristown, N, J, Fire Dep Branch Offices, or by writing to viettore un i the fret of the tart) WURRA WURRA; riding down Washington Dilla was completed, and hie Uinews ait! It ming on Jan, 1 and like @ our friende won't ikl you | atr: yesterday The World, Room 103, Pulitzer theonme knewn Until to-de: t 0 10 day, Uniees jot of ot People I intend to turn roe it on them, They're! whisked th Bidg., New York City, N, Y. his cpndition grows more serlous, it ts) over a new lout, 1 propose to De- jiable'to make you take the Jumpa, bore it away, Mr, Blevens saya the ) hoped he will be abie to rejurn te lel¢- | come stronger physio ily and men- Lat me keow hew thie Werks, Ne| cap ie an heirloom, having come dewn | \tettve work next week, | tally and (o eut out « lot ef things, charge, to him from bie grandfather, } * Oe weer / la ym — ee