The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1912, Page 4

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SRE TEE a =. "BG TIN” BREAKS-DOWN = AFTER HS WIFE'S FUNERL AND FRIENDS ARE ALARMED 4 | BOWERY POLITICIAN WHO IS SAID TO BE A PHYSICAL WRECK, Bowery Senator Collapses and, Is Too Ill to Be Taken to ‘ Hot Springs. | | “HOODOO” STRIKES HIM i & an iy tr after the revelations following the red Nght and brags check scandals of tho Devery regime, became temporarily in- sane and attempted, it was reported, to Jeap into the ocean while he was deing| § taken to Europe for a reat. He reoov- ered, Wut was never the same man again and died In 1909, leaving practically no entate. Timothy P. Sullivan, “Little Tim,” feader of the Tammany forces tn tho Board of Aldermen, died of tuberculosis in the Christmas holidays of the same year, He, too, died practically poor. Christopher P. Sullivan spent his last cent in an unsuccerstul effort to be elected Sheriff in that year, Mike Pad- den, who !* #0 close to the family that he is almont regarded as a blood rela- strain of the long trip back to Call. fornia, SIDE SAID HOODOO WAS CAUSES OF ALL. ‘The east side called these things the par EAST tained by Senator Sullivan's relations and friends regarding hie finees, av is the custom of the olan always in dealing with the domestic affairs of ite mem- but the truth is pulation and the » bers. Larry Mulligan, the Senator's | half brother, was enraged when told to- day that a relative had Informed a mem- ber of The Kyening World staff that | [i the Senator had become violéntly irra- tional at the funeral of Mra. Sullivan. “at I can find anybody who started j & story like that I'l let him know what I think of him,” said Mr, Mulli- gas. ‘Tim fs up in his room. He inn't fecling éspecially well, but there's nothing the matter with him except a Slight case of diabetes.” “May I go up to see him?” asked the » Feporter. J No," said Mr. Mulligan angrily, “yeu cannot. And you can print any- thing you like.” ‘Phe illness of Senator Sullivan at ite very beginning was aggravated by the use of his name in connection with , the graft seandal surrounding the case Sef the murdered Herman Rosenthal * Jt was brought out that Senator Sulll- van had loaned money to Rosentival, which Rosenthal used to start his mbling house, Intimations were * made, but easily disproved, that the " Benator was o partner in the enter- The “Harris Way” is the road to A soe satisfaction. Careful, conscientious ex- pert service has right of way in our eight stores, The oculist who examines your eyes is a registered phy- sician; the mechanics who grind the lenses and make the frames are experts. The wpilelens who adjust your glasses are men of wide ex- perience. Back of all our work is our binding guarantee of absolule satisfaction or youg money back, Rosenthal had always been a stanch @upporter of the Sullivan fortunes in qhe mighty turmoll of east ride polities, | nese by Rosenthal's death and the stain on the @ommunity of which “Big Tim" had) for a generation been the Speterctathen, | @octora and medicines to the pene a to the hungry, giving shoes! Harris Glasses cost $2 or more. alding with advice The Sultivan clan has had many| ‘Oeylists 54 Rant 24rd St, near Fourth Ave troubles in the last few years, 2 ot v id on the road shouwl- Ger on ie chtens With the Pe 27 West 34th Bt,, bet, Sth & 6th Aver 64 West 125th St., near Lenox Ave ders of its chief, With the reputation 442 Columbus ave, Ist and 82d Sts Deginning of wit ‘4nd “pull” parents whose sons had gone | ef belhg enormously rich, the members ef the family, ike their leads, have had | fo make unceasing effort. to raise 79 Nassau § eit Sohn money to meet demands which ft was it. ieee 1009 Broadway, near Willo'by, Bily in, who was Bro ‘ 1 of the Hugnen| 489 Fulton pp. A. & 8, Bkly * to clean it up = P' 597 Brovd 8t 2000000000009 0000 0000 0009 4 Qur Reputation for Reliability Is Established | business to endure must Jive un to Is promixe succose has © veon Joe a ertormance. Gur thousands ef natlatied Drove thie siatement. Our prices are lowest end consultation free, r-MCbTIde s DENTAL OUR PATENT SUCTION TEETH FIT, FEEL OFFICES AND LOOK PERFECT. FILLINGS IN ar Hehne’s, Newark ma patients GOLD, SILVER. PLATINUM AND PORCELAIN, By O08, $1.00 Up GAS ADMINIS. TERED WHEN DESIRED. wou ornce,.,| Full Set Teeth, $5 BigoK LY OFFIC, Gold Crowns and Bridge ofpuite founine’ Mia 2°. | Work, $5 a Tooth. EWARK OFFICE: Dental] How Batlons Corect tiread B Market Biss | 1°" Mofo tOa ty we r0k* ANP GTGOPSSOOOOOO0G00E IONS: Corner SCE ECEEECEEEC CEE reard of aggressive lthe present CLERK TOOK lyn, 18 in the St John's hospital to-day recovering from the effects of an over- dome of atrychnine, Grimos, according to his mother, hi ee yubled wit a the} Will be done by ® nava rel, Lol ag Be ioe bane fp President Taft has been advined of \ , 0 CON! tie latest entimates of Col. Goethals stant reading and etudy. to tidy and in was forced to use for two years, he continued to tax his atrengte by con- stant reading at night. Diindnens, night, he took @ dose of atrychnine to relieve a headache. him In a ntupor when she went to call tim thia morning. He wos taken to St. John's Hospital. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, | CORNELL LOSES CLUBHOUSE. | Fire Desteoys Quavters for Athlete © FURFIRSTVESSEL TO." -—SULPANAA CANAL Squnds on t Filet, 19,-ire dee I the the uncomp! > STRYCHNINE. From Overdose of $25,000,000, ve a Headache, | wasiiNGTON, Sept. 19—In _fust ambitious n thirteen months « vessel will go from lives with his he Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean ewin avenue, tn hrowgh the Panama Canal, according ‘ ant Melghts section of Brook-| to pi revised ontiinates made public | drastic drugs. toway by the Panama Canal Commis won, Oct. 15, 191%, ts the tentative date ret for the passage of the first veanei through the canal, ‘The “christening” certain unfa’ cures in indiges' famous the world over. action in regulating He wanted and improve Bis prospects, pite of eye-glanses which hal in charge of canal construction work. lent'# approval ot the new ing programme is awatted, ig of the canal will oc- . Com- Lately he has xenersl use @ year before the formal opening ® ‘Dat the canal wil be completed tar below the eatimated comt of $00,000,000 {9 reported by Col. Goethals. It may run ns low as $75,000,000, About $1,000,- it ts declared, in bond and he had in to fear CURES INDIGESTION, Refore he retired, late Inet His mother found NEW PUBLICATIONS. I Nga a "ye Kewpie Kutouts| in many colors| You will find them in the October number \ HEN you see the Kewpie Kutouts you will want them all. The Kutouts are colored, just as if they were alive. They have both fronts and backs. When you cut them out and paste them together they look good either going or coming. The Kutouts are of the Woman’s Home | je ion, dyspepsia, gastritis and other stomach trouble have made it 1912. See eee cone BOE AIDIGESTION? STOMACH IPSET? | "BELCHING UP GAS OR SOUR FOOD? You don’t want a slow remedy when your stomach is bad—-or an uncertatn one —or a harmful one—your stomach is too valuable, you mustn't injure it with pain is noted for its ‘speed in giving relief; its harmiessness; its Its milKons of sour, gassy stoma nite unre. 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You can have them, _ Just ask mother for 15 cents ; and go to the nearest news-stand for the Woman’s Home Companion —or cut out and send us the Kewpie Kewpon in the corner, with the same 15 cents, and you will get postpaid, the October number of the WOMAN’S HOME | COMPANION ELL your mother too that she wi!l find the Woman’s Home Companion jammed full of things that will interest her just as much as the Kewpies interest you—things like clothes and styles and cooking and parties and all sorts of ideas that will make life happier and better for herseif and father and for you. Just send this Kewpon and 15 cents—-".f2n"sa!"™™ ‘ ‘Woman's Home Companion, 381 Fourth Avenue, New York Kewpie Kewpon ‘Woman's Home Companion 103 381 Fourth Avenue, New York | Here is'15 cents Please hurry the October | ‘Woman's Home Companion to me, con- t At All the 200 James Butler Inc. 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