The evening world. Newspaper, March 8, 1912, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH ‘8, 19132. a hy REBELS GATHER { Ways of Women in the News||IAFT SPEAKS TURNHOSEONMOB (Sis men PRES hte et fective, One man refused to turn the | started for Europ Peter water on the mob when ordered to do! started back for Lawrence. He made! 4 | Pesgett biel tice Chsten’ # Porte; Goodnow of the Chicago Court of Do- | a |e nea oan ‘eteiny ona op | tan forty ttiee Sn four Qage ane tontea | a Te, fo She Mio meatic Relations, arged spot by | the fc ' ‘4 pipiens year-old Rose Meyers “The trouble,” he saya, “te that men men) Chiet Haney, who, amid hisses and awrence sadly bedragied, tired, | much in need of @ bath but ready to, , t t , from the crowd, took charge of ort met Charles. fiehl, aeventecn, ANd Womlen no'longer pat each other on Jeers eat, ana ikea hie “stunning” purple te 97 (ME cheek after they are married. 3 the hydrant. | Ho wont directly to the Bailey real. | d. Well ahie fell In jove with Mit strolls Gtharectae ipey tecome mel hee Fearing the united efforts of the elty | dence and scratched at the back a Diamond Rings When her father eave ‘ver #195 t0 te of-fact and ‘think they don’t take for | and county authorities would not be| fr @ hindout. The neighobra are tak- . | {0.the bane she hurried to Charles and | each other." suMcient to cope with the situation | '"# care of him now. 2 Karats $95 | thes: eloped to Chicax:. wl € a | meantime plbseid-- SI juin them” But vy hadinve I 8 Stadtous Wornn ie, Swaeded the! eee a eateron ine A New Quest. Karat $25 real restaurant and tore declares “it atronomy Priac. - ee . * arme three comp: U (From the Cleveland Pisin Dealer.) | : PR TRE Now Near Capie| ws erana” eek Miss Margaret Harwood of Littteton,| With No Agitation stations tee Unrest | Police of Jacksonville Aided by }rmory, pending further devetopments,| ‘“Ian't that Diogenes hustling. round Karat sis - Masr., has been awarded the woman’ ‘ * Another mob formed in Dignan'a|the corner with a lantern and a big | 4 tal and Gen. Orozco Soon | ‘yrers"tes! natrenomleal fellowship of the Nene} the Country Will Prosper | Firemen Defend Jail—Mil- | park, a snort distance tram the jail,| “lub?” % Karat Su | de wteah Weekes tn : Pe, Jiehell Aasgetation, e i itia Under Arms. after the failure of the first to effect till looking for the honest man?" Cpen Evgs. Tit 7. 4 to Take Up the March, —_| husband ce ner past before they are "Misa Harwood tsa graduate of Rad-| and Have Business Peace. y an entrance, but at midnight !t was he's looking for that college married, at least not in Pennayivania. | oiite College an | of Ju atudled must the Dy Observatory. ‘WASHINGTON, March §. his life unless he for four years thought the police had the situation tn Who sald the un Was 10812 § | eens ed in the Harvard! WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS hand. | JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 6.— | ALLIANCE, 0., March &=President) oui getion on the part of oy - — . 08 —. Vint revolutionary outbreak near| wens | Y Doesn't Know W ff wtarted his three days’ campaign | aa by th @ | Mexico City which threatens the capi Rothman wanted a divorce; te [through Ohio and Iitinols early towday | one Cecnly peliee sled uy tne See te. ANGORA CAT, GIVEN AWAY, | ; because his wife. Clara, had deceived) Marie M. Lewis, a manicure girl of partment, alone prevented the lynching {teat and presages an even more grave Decale his wife Clara, had decid rare ne aeseiith ie twa{ Witt & long talk about political con-|here last night of five negroes, HIKES BACK FORTY MILES. | chisis in Mexican affairs wan reported get |: nen aie belongs, has sied both for a!@itions in Ohio with L. 0, Laylin and The five were under arrest in connec: on to the State Department to-day. i i erent A a divorce, . {Witltam H. Miller, two of the Tatt tion ‘with the murder last Sunday Peter Pan Di "t Like Kaneas City A large force of insurrector “datiy" Vo steams com She ways after whe married Clyde EB. de 1 Get Alor Save dade. Lewis he abandoned her, saying the! | Mr. Laylin sald that . things | st in, and the assault of his wife) Liver eS or Other Grganinté by Gen. Miranda, here will be fewer matrimontal trou marriage was illegal, and whe was wed Were looking up in Obto, Arrai 4 two small children. A mob of sev- an@ Retarns to Lawrence. | one of Madero's most tru ie! oMCers| wey ye women will only “Jolly” tlh to Georg Rude, Now she warts to made here to have the Pres ‘al thousand people led by & little) + wrewon, Kai t—Pe Gastng test year's revolution 1 was according to Judge ( oth. train atop at a dozen tations thi Geriaan Woman had fermed, and every , Kan, March 8&—Peter “ Neved iptée would attem ' to seotatd Ohio during the day, and he probably pol an and deputy tm the city was Pan, the cat, came ik. Peter Pan ts ; Yeatership Weral minor 1 ners | will make many rear platform speeches. “ a blooded angora oat, eighteen months Gry tovements around the cap | He will make his principal address at | led into action to protect the Jail. | og, that hiked from Kansas City to lore to, where he will answer the Colum-| The first mob that stormed the Jall/ Lawrence, forty miles, because he didn’: The World’s Greatest SILK STORE Fourth Ave. at 24th St., N. Y. Location: Two doors from 23rd Street Subway: now has a strong force, and if : i coeds of securing further aid will be a of Col. Roosevelt. was led by the woman, Shouting de-| j1ke the liver and the company of his One block east of Metropoliian Tov formidable leader against Madero, | The Praent gave his first rear plat-|fance to the poltce, she dashed to the| Kansas City friends, Peter Pan had It was aleo reported that near Zupan- FOR HUMAN DERELICTS form talk at Alliance to a crowd of 1,2” | door of the jail. urging the men to fol-| peen-given to Mre. E. H. 8. Bailey, wife ee ron a eat the rene ngth in the metal He preached confidence and prosperity | low. of the head of the Food Analysis De- armed bands are gathering and the rev. | _ Pronounced ‘ obutionary unrest te «preading. With |@iarem wae recponsible for hig unabated force the revolution ts contine | ditions In the stock market toway. The tuing tn the States of Jalisco, Zacatecas, | Devt trading was reserved for the Into | 1 Acheter i] afternoon, when under the lead of Cop- Oaxaca, Vera Cruz, Puebla and Max php cled SUDEP UML TIE meretfaibetifiah vie cale—a! - \per and Steel the en.ive ist worked. to | North teo in aye eae ei usise Olle Mex- The highest range of the session at cios- | YOUNE women derelicts, Dur-! may have our mills running to the full, Jing time, Advances of from 1 to 2|!Me October 5 Inquiries came to the!and yet there may be something of cor CALL U. 8. FROM | points were numerous at the Mnis oity from various parts of the country| ruption in society and in the violation A somewhat higher level prevailed bm ey gy agg Ans rning sons.) of jaw through trusts and combinations tothe Fourtenth Cavalry, which Wien Jetnite tendency. ‘Toward miatay, (or aieters. Daily the new HILLS hal peauperiy “ener (Hab, pealy + Row in the Philippines, to embark | however, urgent foedbra €4¢@ | Colum) NercnurMuer ancinee 461 bea nok Help us inithe end ud without delay on a transport for San/ oped for Copper and tie other me ts of a loved one heed and abeuming that | Francisco. The Third and Fourth | Copper jumped ty 71%, Amertean 81 been absent for months or years. | everybody Cavalry, which had been ordered to the! ing worked 10 70% Btce! moved up! It appears that the Northwest and are trying Alaska lure more men from home than jy partment at the State University. When the Bailey famlly started for end aid AVEN’T you al-. ways wished that fashionable silks were lower in price? High prices on silks area thing of the past part At the entrance she was fe y that weloMeer and rushed Inside, March &.—Accord- all should seek, because It means hap- co the Pacific: piness to everybody. We may have a the law—and yr are Women’s Suits, Coats and Dresses PMUiippines, are not to co, the orders tg 45% Union 1 A ; : In prosperity a “f + Being rescinded to-day. The ‘Third American Can were quick any other part 0 gil Ahad ont | should look to, and the a ite fon ¢ * _ tay fortune and adve: In the newer vad id the agitation that y oom y y Bet arary We now at Yor fam Houston, fend of she mia. i emma Saran As PGa | crate: rk "et eattates and AT SPECIAL PRICES or you---lf you bu Oe Dore ices” tes wus moteat este, | Mette atancs Settee enna aa nes your silks by the o al ‘ort Huachua, ‘The Second ' orthwest, misfortune and despond- | wh: 9 Want Is, ds 4 ; Cavalry, now in Des-Moines, iad been tency overtake fully one alt, and they neve the “autce, Tie ee ee AI Be BO RRA HBIOO 22.50 « 24.75 : ordered to Fort Snu.ling and Fort | fail to write to the home folks because) {00" Joh Gmn! Ble WAT KORA ban alue 29.50 and 85. aes Hi ard at our Chale. Meade, in Minnesota, but this order ‘ f See and put as much money { tas hy FANCY TAILORED and braid trimmed has been rescinded and the regiment 1s! igs. prida wrote Av Whee WA i 26.50 * 32.50 teravaie orders tn ee tenes i , Cas Gent ey Ger hia Toke TT ; sale store at mill x Gecretary Stimson ani Major-Gen- | 4 ub fo. we wil a hase noney t bey SMART TAFFETA DRESSES in plain, eral Wood conferred with ataft officers 3 that like comfort can enjoy it, | | Changeable and stripe effects. 26.50 « 35.00 . pF Sate Breton Sassen ae Sete i haan wha Wwe gro pon vou anal ee ae to-consumer prices. & Ambassador Wilson an official ‘dental 1g put In the last twelve months she had hoe I baht “eter Lalaalle is| STREET DRESSES of shepherd check, navy and black of the intervi tert {+4 al from hin | the necessity for 1 confidence tn} serges, silk braid and lace trimmings tere co ene’ ae erate aac icanciary mh Taeruen Sih praid nae oe a ae a 19.80 ome and compare. x Americans i M oa. . confidence In every one else, I do not! y i EMER tarvoniig’ en eet colt Lath 3 large cities cel’ the know whether We can carry that to per-/ TUB DRESSES of French linen, new plain tailoved model; Mills to Looms to a) Orosco has been prociaimed com: fy He ee re anid city . Post: | not cultivate hostii ve froula| “oun own special design; white and 12.50' , q a mander-in-chief and is in full power Hh master G. F. Russell has received between persons similarly situated, but colors, Value 18.80,.,... Consumer Wearer + Chibuah Oficial despatvnen say he { many aa ten such letters from Kastern| we should all have confden tates, other because we are in the in each} NEW AUTO AND TRAVELLING COATS, or ol pie If we have prosperity ae boat, latest London models. i M ot oO 4 .00.....6 ro & ‘eo a avon WORLD WANTS Sivrrraatthryeoat at aid healed ete ak Mla ila be comfortable st! WORK MONDAY WOADERS | poor man that suffer 3 phad akout 2,000 well dried ané dinot- | ‘ Pninea troopa. * Miss 8. P. Cheek, who had been re- 4 ported killed by insurrevtos, Is sate tat i Swell in Durango, according to a : _ 1 (Department message. Ini | Z OROZCO TO MARCH ON THE x CITY OF MEXICO. S—The news Yo. Rogers Thompson Givernaud Co., Fourth Avenue at 24th St., N. Y. 22-24-26 Thirty-Fourth Street, West. «Big Comparison Sale) SUIT OR OVERCOAT Fifth Avenue Qualit : Fifth Avenue Styte i MADE Firth Avenue Patt TO venue Patterns Fifth Avenue Finish “MEASURE Bese scuehe sees SELE FEETF fee eRe er hua on a march upon the city of Mexico and a number of cities along the route cies 48 cauaing many rebel bands to form for the purpose of joining the <* “ed force. Orosco claima that he will enter the capital with 20,000 men. Advices wére received !ere to-day at m from Zacatecas that a force of Vas. feithern ty # and Pedro B.K ubber mie 6 defeated By | ti: a sheet, ah Copper Sei ere {+ +1lel+ 44+ « Saseusss BE BPERSER TE PSE LE PEO + Here F PREREEREE EF of the rebels were ii! Were injured. The iea: ied in the encounter. Federais’ lose was slight. There 8 a rujor cur- Tent to the-effect that 2 large band of ? rebels from Ojo Callente are near the ‘ ‘Trencosi hacienda, Jerez and Fres- : nillo were called upon to wurender by | racits > F4F the rebels \ the rebels, but refused, aid have not | Coote: he! rem attacked. San Petro is tureat-, 15.100 0h Ae ened with assault and ‘he revels may - enter at any minu! 5 ‘This ts the thirtieth day of Torreon, and althougn Velandea and Asarco have woekade! A weekly Joke Book given tree elieved with the Sunday World, Get it and ae have a good laugh erce that followed was indefeniod tallroad 9 completion, Jostice in granting Mr. Wilder t's In that he volunteered to weitie § ; veep upon, her. In 11, detectives in the « | ploy : Wilder entered his wife's apart- {ment one night at the Gerard Hotel, 1) and found Charters there. aa y York, P who fs a devout member of , je the Christian Science Chur, y re ‘ apartment on a profes time,” aald M ’ This is, beyond doubt, the most sensational clothes making and selling event ever witnessed in the City of New York. By paying spot cash and going under bond not to divulge names, we succeeded in buying a big shipment of Imported Fancy Woolens, received by a well-known importer for the exclusive Fifth Avenue merchant-tailoring trade. The Fifth Avenue tailoring business has been slow and ; nothing wronx in rather than hold these high-grade woolens over until next season, they were sold to us FOR LESS “CURE THs DIVORCE 2 ane me gran THAN ACTUAL COST. P; ence practitioners tn 1808 quit the harwen agains! There Are Fnonqh Pieces to Make 675 Suits and Overcoais. Every Piece is Absolutely of the Highest G, + false teaoher, The rade of Pure Wool, Loan strani. 3 _ Se : Meeting of Charlers and Mrs. Sf sien feat at te Abecatay” uct Tic Which Is a Positive Guarantee Against Fading or Shrinking. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Wiles in New York Gets NEW SPRING WEIGHTS. ORDER YOUR EASTER SUIT NOW Pitan gen Decree, ~ Semury fics ILADIES fae eiiaigie io he asad St Shc maine PO LONDON, March §—-Mre Una Eve George Wil of Stans iro on the =: = | acts st yet promplly ene vis on the bowels, cleanses em effectually assists one in overcoming | Your Choice This great salecomprises such well known woolens as Clay weave Serges, Drummond and Standish Worsteds, Harris T weeds, Hockanum Worsteds, English Cassimeres, German Silk Mixtures, 75 etc. All will go at the same low 14. price—Suit or Overcoat. ’ We have always aimed and claimed to make the BEST Suits and Overcoats for the LEAST money to be had jn New York. This remarkable sale, however, will surpass any BARGAINS we have ever betore offered. We call this a “COMPARISON SALE," for we invite you to visit any high-class Filth Avenue tailor, select « sample of their “exclusive” suitings or overcoatings and compare it with the imported woolens referred to in this advertisement. You will readily sce, by comparison, that they are EQUAI. as to quality and stylish- ness of pattern. Our price of $14.75 instead of $40 to $60 will be the ONLY DIFFERENCE, To Convince Mr. Skepiical Be. to your tailor ang get samples of 3 Overcoatings for which he As 5s0 ake oe fret you select, MADE ORDER, or ea Timited time only, $14. 75 This Shipment of Exclusive Woolens Won’t Last Long, So Come Early for First Choice. Nireet, and a residence at Pali « the N J. Mrs. Wilder veserds wa sharged in the police eyurt with Laving bent this letter to her husband “George Wilder, the day upon wiict We “on earn” “Yow anil be tho habitual en gee | R i t h i c" | | perance, and he feuted #he might put threat into execution. She was ac De Sareea he pa rie ao ie Senuine. TWO STORES: wood looking and very ex Manufactured by the ] 34 iv | BROADWAY 25 | Be in ts era Quronni Fic Grup @ | Opp. Herald Bu #,o0h & EIGHTH AVE. ea to New York, doha W. Ritchie side fons “Adee at ipet |