The evening world. Newspaper, March 12, 1913, Page 12

13 COULD IT BE WORZ? HERE ON HONEYMOON, BUT NO MRS. WORZ Sailed From Schiedam on Rot- terdam; She Missed the Boat, Says He, and. who were called in by was accidental ‘Things could hardly be worse for Jutus Wort, He has to epend his honey- moon by himaecif. Juliua, a honeymoon without « Oride is not to be recommended. Jullue fs @ tobacco merchant of @chie- dam, Holland. He arrived in New York on the Holland-America lMne'e Rotter. dam. But neither Scheldam nor Rotter wocupied different Selves if the investi; GAS KILLS MAN; POLICE SAY SUICIDE; ACCIDENT, SAY KIN David Sallop Is Found Dead in Bed- | ADRIANOPLE ONLY | 1 ! room, With Wife and Son in Danger of Asphyxiation, David Sallop, @ retired clothing mer- chant, fifty-five years old, was found dead in hia bedroom at No, 117 West One Hundred and Fourteenth street early to-day, gas flowing from a wide opened cock over the bed. The police, Marry 6 the dead man’s son, reported the case one of uicide, The family insisted it| People living in the apartment above | that of the Sallope detected the emo! And, take {t from) was traced to the bedroom Sallop ocou- pied alone, His wife and son, who rooms, had not for another week” is alleged to have smelled the atrong odor and might have been uttered by Shukri Pasha, been in danger of asphyxiation them-| Turkish commander of the fortress of mn atarted bY Adrianople, which has hwid out for #0 neinghbore had not resulted in the dis- ph nf | Bere Nahum Bokolow of Berlin, one of | and ammunition, while there ts much | covery of Sallop’s death. ' dam, though spoken with all appropri- —_— | __ ate vehemence, were tusty words eooues] ZIQNISTS GREET SOKOLOW. } to express the frame of mind that _— Jutus wae in as he fixed his oad eyed| Mistingatshed Le tM om the statue of Uberty for the fret Arrives From Berlin. ; time. ' On February % Julius and Miss Hen } rietta rhardt of Haarlem, which ‘s pronounced the same as the same of that section of New York lying eou’ by eou,’ west of the Bronz, were married. | It was a fine wedding, attended by the arrived tn New York Yeading burghers and Julus and Mre, | 1h citizens. Julius looked forward to a delightful voyage across the ocean together, after whioh they were to journey to Cincin- nat! on a visit to Julius'e brother, also @ tobacco merchant. ‘The bride, however, went to bid fare- well to some relatives near Rotterdam. She was te join Julius at the boat be- fore ied. Julius was on hand but hi was not. Nevertheless, the young husband inadvertently eailed alone. When ho realized that be was off on a solitary honeymoon he re marked, “Well, I'll be Rotterdemmed.” ‘The wireless operator was appenied to. A message was sparked out into negie Hall next Saturday Unconscious at 1 James Higgins, et: Flow had oe fracture of the ekull. Hospital. was injured. to-day on t night. of Shaft. yeare old, a| steamfitter’s helper, living at No. 617 East Seventeenth etreet, was found un- conacious at 7 e’olock thie morning at the bottom of @ freight elevator shaft in John Harrington's abdattoir at No. 774 First avenue. The boy was removed to| the mont dietingulshed linguists, writere| sickness ravaging the ranks of the| aad afvocates of Zionism in the world, ne North Germas Loyd steamship Kaiser | Wihiem TI, He was met at the Ho- boken pier by @ large delegation of Jow-|in order to save the fortress from the Herr Gokolow will deliver a series of lectures in thie country under the au- apices of the Federation of Amerjoan Zioniate, His first lecture will be at Car- TURKS CAN HOLD | ONE WEEK LONGER Commander of Besieged City Sends Warning That Army Is in Desperate Plight. CONSTANTINOPLE, March 12.--A espairing ory of “I can hold out only the} Many months against bombardment of hundreds of siege guna brought to bear by the Bulgarian and Servian troops surrounding the city. Shutet Pasha at the eame time tn- | formed the Porte that Adrianople was | | nearing the end of its supplies of food | defenders, The commander, who has offered such | & long defense, urges that ether the peace negotiations should be hastened humtifation of capitulation, or that an | immediate attempt to relieve the olty should be undertaken fro:.. the Ohataija | lines, thus enabling the besieged Turkish @arrison to effect @ sortie, wich even if {t were unsuccensful would obviate unconditional surrender, | The Turkish Ministry ts divided in| opinion on the matter and has failed hitherto to reach a solution of the prob lem raised by the commander of the be eged fortrens, ‘The ferment aroused 6y the murder of the late Nazi Pasha continues to| a oe ere robatiy "a threaten internal trouble in Turkey. At) The police have net deen able to determine how the boy |= service held here in memory of the| \tormer popular Commander-in-Chiet of | the Turkish army tho officiating Mus- epace imploring Henrietta, the bride, to tell her Julius where she was and what had befallen her. But there came Bo answering word, The rest of the voyage across the een was, for Julius, one long fidget. He fidgeted morning, noon and night He had taken a very attractive young wo- man for better and for Wors, and then gone a-salling away to the other aide of the world without ber, Why shouldn't F he fidget? ‘By the time Fire Island was sighted Jullus was ready to fight anybody who even dared to hum the wedding march. His countenance was as gloomy es a gargoyle. But when the Rotterdam docked a cable message was laid in Bis trembling hand. It contained the cheering asurance that the bride would arrive in New York on the Campania of the Cunaeg line Saturday. When Mrs. Wors arrives she and Ju- Mus will begin to be happy again. They will also enjoy seeing what kind of coupons are given with cigars and to- bacco In classic Cincinnatt. hair is coming It was our grandm: hun even color, pearance is of the Nowadays, thoug! troublesome task of and the mussy mi: The old-time mixture of Sage end Sulphur for darkenin, tnd faded f gray, in vogue Tea itreaked in, says @ well-known downtown druggist. TRY IT! SAYS SAGE TEA DARKENS AND BEAUTIFIES FADED, GRAY HAIR Mixed With Sulphur Makes) 4 Hair Soft and Luxuriant and Removes Dandruff. r's treatment and i ls of women, and men too, are’ again using it to keep their hair a good, hich ite sensible, as we an age when a youthful ap- test ad: calle: Remed: It is the most popular because nobody can discover it has been applied. Sim- By, dampen a soft brush or i “Wyeth's Sage and this throug! strand atatime. D. by morning the gray hi appears and ter anot! off application it is restored dies with Wyeth Sage at besides beau fully darkening hey say it pro- duces that soft lustre and appearance of abundance which i tractive, be- nd Sulp! and falling hi folks, get bu: jaca Department. Only at . $35 to $45 Silk Lined Suits, of Exclusive Fabrics $45 Silk Lined, Flat Braided, Finest Overcoat Fabrics It would be a sheer waste of money for us nary conditions. It would be impossible, if our new department was at all known. So you will understand that it is just a “get acquainted” proposition, We feel that we have the cleverest special tailoring organization in the country. We haven't yet seen any smarter made-to-measure clothes than our own, But we want your verdict. We want you to know the excellence of tailoring, the exclusiveness of fabric, and the distinctiveness of style made possible by this organization. 265 Broadway Near Chambers St. Opposite City Hall. 841 Broadway, at 13th Street, Near Union Square. to make this “special offering” under ordi-|defini Cutaway Frock Coats and Vests. . é $35 to $45 Silk Lined Overcoats, of our hands, With Easter Less Than Two Weeks Away— Special Made-to-Measure Easter Clothes Offering For Only 1,000 Men —A $35 to $45 made-to-measure Silk-lined Suit, Silk-lined Frock Coat and Vest, or Silk-lined Overcoat—made to measure, mind you—for $25 This is to mark the inauguration of the Hackett-Carhart Special But, remember, the offering is limited. ousand orders will be taken at the low price quoted: $25 (Until March 19th, Orders Will Be Taken for Easter Delivery) We want you to learn the Hackett-Carhart ion of “fit” and “individuality.” there’s only one way for you to gain such knowledge—that’s by letting us make you a suit or an overcoat. 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