The evening world. Newspaper, July 26, 1913, Page 4

. THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, URESTSMMDE [Florrie O'Rourke of Mulberry Bend QOGOAYORNKS, 22 ---~.-~[BROGE STDP SKELETON FB IEFFORTTORND, — Ca?éam and Star of ¢ Figheg Tear* EATS ANDCLOHES ===caz"—~—~ BYDERALEDCAR; JERSEY WOORS t 4 | Mr. Bryan going out to lecture because | | ! x hu cannot live on his salary, when the ! j BOMB THROWERS ATi. | INWASHINGTON)::“sc*sS-s5- THOUSANDS IN JAM; SUSPECT MORDER - an a : y | | ; —_—— | % ou eed 7 ; | | and half a dollar for a bite of salad. But ES - Prisoners Now Held for Carry- 4 : re | Mint Juleps, Gin Fizzes and] (ait, gre, fe eens oe Lier ee Electric ‘Shoe Wedged and|Weather-Stained Notebook JULY %6 eS eee | ches, seventy-five cents for a melon. | t ity-five to Atty cents for ice cream ° . ‘aghington in mid-summer. It is net scarcity of supply tut scarcity of com i ‘ ~ 7 " " i] fore at . ing Revolvers and Selling q Beer Cold — but | euiners that ore peices en the atenes 7 Traffic Halts le Shows It Had Lain There Lottery Tickets. No Hard Liquor. climate. Five: hundred members of on Williamsburg Span. Many Months Congress, as many more Administration officials and a few hundred lebbyista! | ma COLD MEAT AND FRUIT.) To's fester Perens more nend-| PASSENGERS RISK LIVES,| VICTIM — UNIDENTIFIED: ful compared to the diners out of New York. Hence the prices. ‘ H White Flannel or Duck Suits} washington is the one city in the} | eave Stalled Cars and Tramp!Names in Book Indicate He country where the problem of men's MORE WARRANTS OUT. Police Say Swindling on Fake Lottery Tickets Is Becom- | and White Shoes Landa “cromoat at stv tr Over Skeleton Roadway | Might Have Worked for ing General. Popular. sire im the capital, but there ia on Way to Work. | New York Life, 4 wonderful Lenmar Bd Pee { users, ahirtings |. The reason By Samuel M. Williams tor tnia ts plain, Decause all the women | Between 10,008 and 15,000 men and|~ {spacial to The Rrenine Worlt.) Lad (Otel Congoupontent of The Bventag| WH? form society and dress in fashion | women were caught Ina jam getting to] MRBEHOLD, N. J. July, S—Rhe diy have left town. A few remain, those litcir work this morning when B, R,| Very ef the nearly bare akelptog ota. WASHINGTON, July 36—When the pester eT eh ogee! oe Neh) o traia from Canarsie jumped | TA" in the woods off the ‘Treaton reed: scorching sun of midsummer meita the| 2°11 heated term, but brave lestation | crossover track at the Manhattan end|®>0Ut ® mile from this town sncewers Asphalt pavements into opft, stickiness | ana aiecomfort to watoh ever thelr Wel-|6f the Williamsburg Bridge about 640] "OS! the authorities believe to:ee orl: and you can see quivers,of heat in the/ fare. e’olock ané blocked elevated travel ever| (nce Of a murder. ‘Though’ the vie Clear air, then Washington becomes 6| THE QUESTION OF WHAT TO] the structure for hale an hour. tim is unidentified, a Mat of nents man’s town. WEAR A PROBLEM. A Tine of stalled trating extended from|*0UB4 18 @ notebook in the potihet” st At such times, in the aweltering days te Masdation ond of the bridge to the| Mie Stet Bromioes sock to thite ete, thought to have ‘been rt A eel raglan a oes Marcy venue station in Brockiya. | Siuey in the tonely weoda, #n who can escape abandons the Cap ‘The scoldent occurred just as fhe! wien the discovery was mate, County ital, but an extra seasion of Congress train was drawing into the terminal. Physician Harry Neafie acd Che Ober ns ame | With struggles over tgriff and currency ‘Tee rear truck of the motor car failed of Polide of Freehdid made an exantieh- holds hundreds, of men prisone to pase the cross-over and the electric! tion of the bones sind clothing about Renhered desperate by the rapidty fm- creasing number of bomb eaplosions and mvaréera in the Italian quarters of Manhattan the special squad under Lieut, Domiaick Reilly, which was formed twe months ago to handle erimes In which italiane figure, began & general round-up to-day in the Mul- berry Bend and Harlem Little Italy die- trict, “Three men, who are ealé by Deputy Comminsioner Dougherty to have allied with a gang of bon threw. ere and extortioners, were arrested on ‘iolation ef the Sullivan law and avout | 2eelve-Year-Old Daugh- i forty others wore taken in on warranta| fer of “Diamond Dan’? |" Ne REP PUTT a) on Tan} | there are three absorbing questions for shoe became wedged bet seen the live dnd that Gab trie Wee charging them with selling lottery masculine discussion and the ebrvice rail ‘next to tt. them. They { one ars . | tlekote Megat. Heads Boys’ Baseball ‘whee to anton? ee ee crack tote the crest | misting. evidently drageed. away ' Reilly and his personal aides, Detec-| Jeam in a Junior ‘What to cat? has deen obliged to dogs or mali forest animals. ‘The. ein! io ‘What to went? heed to the subject. fodged on the ties. Blue flame nnd | was hare and the condition of the eget See oe tetina se walt ot reuonccars| League That Has Won) Special Home-Made Vintage for Diplomats—Ragsdale Opposed | 1 1s no ho carl (Chak pecpveng| imation: Rb) Wenines Chress 1h AteG | Oe tcs ua chanel ad 4, abeumne | Ot ntact een 6° woods eae os b Attempting te este Cer Seven Out of Eight| to Banking Bill—Not Lamar the Wolf, but Lamar the Rabbit |the ‘nights are sleopiess. It te not} ‘To-day the President wore a sult of teoth stowed much dental work» * “tes o im Probleme ef banking and currency leg- bod: Jothed in what hed bombs tn flat houses occupied vy Itaiian| Games. —Banking Committee Nicknamed the Balkans. islation that occupy thelr attention bs eat Ghee "sont ot oul sods, ‘evi tenants since the first of the year, ‘the (@pecial from a Stat Corresyondent of | et what is coming My when eerious subjects are discussed at of the train pereeded them that what- whom the out wai 1 ‘The ‘World. — all hou: Ne if those disturbs the % pergene against wages Wore} It is the ninth inning and the score Svesiag - ) Tt 1s no. longer 00 te bat Davee pe Brn o ent en to the one| the shoulder ever the danger there was time and) qication of violence was found in the directed refused to give any ald tc the| stands tied between the valiant sluggers| WASHINGTON, July %. Lamar the Wolf of Wall street. Wolv : means for escape. firet heety examination. police, sa theroughiy terrified are the] of the Yoong Wniten and the Indomita-|Sulce Is the Metal drink of the Devart-| sre eurmieorecnt of, Wallstreet. Wolves [ail absorbing, always asked, ale Meantime other trains began to stall| NOTEBOOK IN COAT CONTAINS ‘ law-abiding Italians over the operations | ble Lakewoods, Columbus Park in Mul-| ment of State under Becretary Bryan. Jand drinkers of blood Lamar Gene Were new, neatly creased and lighter 18/ behind this first one, and preseatly VERAL NAMES. ©... iA of the blackmatilers and bomb tarowers. | berry Bend is fringed with ¢ully @ thou-| hie subordinates have devised @ NeW | Vegetarian, The man who mad inl color. He had white shoes with rubber = ne i A queer conglomeration of climate anzious men and women were demané-| The single object which, it te ter It hag been found to Be practival:s im-| 98nd Interested spectators and fairly|echeme to satisfy the thiret of visiting | llonaires tremble, who attacked the has Washington, As befits the capi soles, His shirt was of fine, soft ma- ing that the guards open the gates and! tiev {i bring ‘about the identifies pessitie to force & merchant or Lquse- |*W2rma with youthful but leather lunged! giplomats, “This is the way we do it." |@reatest corporations, who was sup 2 terial, pure white, without stripes or jeved, w ced dently of good cut and texture.” No ti ( ferent shade from the trousers, which 2 roste ed 4 city of @ nation with MAtty-seven va-| aor. of color. His Ar was a high| Permit them to clamber onto the wagon tion of the man is a notebook found i Fes Lahiwonss, an henvenntion arers|temierent Uereire ot winen smeaal on [te ooee em rooney fentte nibbles | ietiee Of weather, It strives: to absorb turnover, for hs neck is long and he | Foadway oF the Dedesirian path. In one of the pockets of the coat. The eat Y aging twelve years of age and some-|cort and entertainer of foreign nobles. & little of each into tts own meteoro-| requires high collars, and his tie was| Because of the danger from the Itv'| contents of this book all point to the" fact that the dead man was én ineur- thing under @ hundred pounds per man,| “We care pull the corks out of the * !jogical record. It ts @ Northern city in also white, a neatly knotted four-in-| raii and the fact that there is no sup “ ance agent, possibly employed by the "| are up for their It] bottles and the grape juice ferment. : winter, it hae the glorious climate of | nang. f LLA fo 0 moment trace tetas bat. Tl then we cork them up again, What Bnd is sour | California in the apring and the golden| ecretary Tumulty followed the fash. | Port Densath the tracks except the tles " be - Ment. The Giants and Athietice may be| “ter Wine do you want?” tice. He i living new in Washington, | autumn of the Middle Want in October. | ton of hie chief, save that his coat was| w=pereted by more than a doen Inches | New York Life Insuranos “Company, | ¥ galloping along toward thelr respective) Congressman Ragedale of South Caro-| Where the gardens of Virginig anj| ZUt just to make an even divide, it le} cut in Norfolk Jacket style and kept the guards refused to do this untit th | There were entries of pollicis 3 i Denaants, but down in Mulberry Bend] yng is leader of the Radical Insurgents | Maryland furnish fresh guatenance for | * Southern city mid-summer. None] puttoned. Neither wore a waistcoat, demand became insistent and me | from $1, the last her's Bs. ‘who gives a care, The great moment in| in the Banking and Currency Commit-|his daily meals, Instead of being a|°f YOUr half-way Southern ¢ mates! ‘The best dressed Congressman in| threatened to open the gates themselves | in the ing "J. J. MoGrath, . the struggle between the Lakewoods and | ¢, the Administration banking| carnivorous animal, he belongs in re-|>Ut & regular sample of th Washington is Champ Clark, Speaker| Then men passengers and some womea| 92,500, May 1, z Py Young Whiten dwarfs those little Polo bend copene in my Btate we used to/Ality to the herbivorous tribe, No|*ssling, sweltering, smothering, of the House He presides over the] clambere@ out of the cars, scaled the net Other names ayer notebook Werd Ground sffaire into insignificance, have the dispensary law by which the|!onmer Lamar the Wolf, but now Lamar |ing kind of hot weather that makes! House these days garbed in white from| work of steel braces, fotming the super-|Cheries Williams, David Kemper, dim Setteduanti, the Lakeweods' right-| stats sold all the whiskey. When the |‘ Rabbit you think the equator is right overhead | nead to foot, including both extremities! Structure of the bridge “until. they | Xedetick C. ¥. Daly, Room 1917 i i | if flelder, comes tp the plete swinging a. t Cape and another hot piace i» just ander-| for his hair is white and his shoes ard Row Building, New York.’ A totter mas under bat almost as tail as he. Tony Ciprianes ern the tii oo cetine tonating tne | qBtrife and contention have become 80 | neath the pavement. neat and narrow and spotieas, “The| reechel the, Daheay some three OF | ¢rom Mrs. M. B. Metloy Not ‘Coated, could be the Young Whites’ famous southpaw. bii! after this fashion: bad and baecrbactoa in the House) WHAT TO DRINK AND TARIFF) Evening World interviewed the Bpeaker| stepped gingerly over the live rail and |S¥enue. New Rochelle, was in the note bree tyr bh bog lipaely) iste nd Jim pops, «who controls the wh! Baking and Currency Commiitios that LOCAL Issues. tmnartty [oat atttmportant dress question and} crept through the network of steel pecs eer wee Sise sinagpe of aiag, fo left feild for an easy out. on ti he nened There is @ good deal of si ity | gives here his view: ders onto the wagon roadway. fora’ “N.Y. meet P lower Caneetiere, ‘the BtahWart Jet nen ee oot ene et ezou ane | mittee, ‘The harmony of ite DamocratlO| vetween the question of what to driak| “T thisk white ls good to wear,” he Srundrede walked across the ridge in| Om@ ently read “George "fh. Bolte, \arwe fielder, waliope the first ball pitched ths people, Now, if the State owns the) Tembere over the pending currency bill | ang the tariff. Both are local issues.| said, “particularly in this Washington | this way, of grabbed hitches on tho|Chiet Engineer Briarcitft Asso- and reaches Gret in r is lke the brotherly love of Bulgarians, - Louis Capricla, pore Aer maxes! Whiskey and you are tho Btate, every! Ryumanians and Bervians. One of the | The “ne depends principally upon OU-| climate. It is not wholly imagination | backs of trucks. In Brooklyn hundreds| ‘lation, Briarcliff Manor. fellow cau get all he wants of what! nembere suggested to the chairman to- that white is cooler than black. If you| more were held up and they alighted| lo a, card with Bette’ r . Ale] hi th ht kind of rial, it . ‘ wader he owns.’ That ts about my iden of | day that notice be posted that gentl ave the rig of mate from trains and walked along the tracks cee th ‘) These throng back of the plate ahere is money question. When we fiz It|mon of, the committes, particularly | way? drink fearon here, Weenies | ey pt cosler. Tt depends too on|to the nearest station, whence ther | th? nthe 4 jopnone tha prvsctabi | © worth 2 Wiry Httle feminine figere: weeclarnee 20 that tha Government owns all the|woutherners, leave thelr guns with the | But right there le where ing-|how the garments are made. To get| made their way to the street and board. | Betts on the telep! refed ahaa ana ne Agure, resolute of oney and the people own the Govern-|doorkeeper before beginning delibera- | ‘on's pussle arisés, This is every man's! the most comfortable resulta you] ef trolley cars. He could not throw any ‘light on thd then we will a!" be in position to | tions. capital. It is a cosmopolitan place, te! should not have the coat lined. Now.| Tn ice of the Harbor A etation| identity of the man whose skeleton = 5 common heritage of every State im the! this suit of white flannel I have on to- Pikes plage hand to handle the crowds at | Wes found near Freehold. Hé said he Unton, @ conglomeration of climates, Of} gay is lined with allk. That, perhaps,| the Brooklyn end of the Bridge and tho| bad not had recent dealings with any tantes, of thirsts and of appetit:s Bath-| adds to the ft and finish, but it also pdb bgp the Clinton street prebe insurance agent and was at @ foes to’ ered from the four corners of the coun-| increases the warmth. I prefer UN-| took charge of the situation at the Man-|know how his card and name appeared’ J 5 = 2 3 z home ae ute Sacrifice!” she er tone the essence of com- sy of co! HOW LOUI6 BUNTS IN APPROVED 3} with @ flash of her Irish blue eyes. “Who's doing thist’ if ge ) ruler was evi- try. Every man has brought. here bie} tined coats, Some of the white good#| in the possession of the dead man, trates and STVL ‘That she is a reat hattan end. . (gga : po! ihn to local olimatie couditions Tt te ap-| comfort £ n old black coat that | surtace at all of itn elevated atations| New Rochelle, vald it wae trie eh Pago ‘You have to handle these kids kinds iF parent, jor, why hank , but still I like white| wnere trains wete atailed, but the|had written a letter to the Now’ York’ L Amagon, a oh a Hepes Mpg 4 7 Ne Te CaRcate mak: Gila ‘ NATORIAL IDEA OF | one wasiate. It was half an hour be-| November, but she did not ‘see ‘any . | partially pi one you oa ject WHAT TO WEAR. fore a wrecking crew got the atalied| agent of the company and had no idea There now resounds upon the already | ‘ender who wan too palpably s cannot be definitely settled in Congross.| 1, the senate ther, are four classes Of | train back on the track and moved it| Who the dead man might be. tattered atmosphere a chorus of de-| his bo Hote miss no word of the indica When, in & spasm of virtuous reform.| genetorial dress. Firat there is thelinto the station. No representatives of the New York lghted shrieks and calle of encourage. | COnV' “Git out of here,” she It was voted to hanish forever from | white company, led. by Senator Varda-| cacieeeectllgbdiensia Life company could 6¢ found in the of/ ment such as would gladden the ear| Commanded, and the intruder got. Young Philadelphian, Once | ts, Precincts of te Capite: alconottc Wasissippi, who dresses in epot- fices of the concern, which had be of any. hero ONE OF FEW SURVIVORS OF OLD g phian, beverages of every kind the onc bope BINGHAMTON VICTIMS HELD] ctceca” at noon. leagues. For, stepping to the plate, her amall But trusty bat poleed in’ one IRIGH FAMILIES, hand, her lips set tn Rem resolve, is] The O'lourkes are among the sole Ttalian quarter | OR other than our twelve-year-old! survivors of the famous Irish families heroine, Florrie O'Rourke, daughter of| that made the old Fourth and Sixth money recelved | Diamond Dan’ O'Rourke, a familiar eats famous fe Pptetos gong and ¢ poll mbers at the bd: : Church Worker, May Be Ar= |iont°'tn ‘those gloomily vaulted. base- | Tired, tue anit in the teoples years ago RY RUNGS OF FIRE rested by Postal Authorities, [Bitte ‘eomturcim*i detuned, | Ueutar abost bia clots and every day CAPE a t) a eh just from valet’ 7 rent where dyapeptic micribes lie in peered art * ‘a ) Pawunsekte hulssina an nical walt and tips are forbidden but @x-|"‘Tne second class go only halt way te|Rescuer Unable to Free Them es, ef Switen! tones in a Ring. - B jure in the old Gixth Ward, and cap-|gtory, It was this neighborhood that] PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July ®—A/ pected, you can study the drink list in| gootiess Town. ‘They put on white hi wb) FO AGARRYING |tain and star of the Sehting Lakewood! way made wnown to the thestre-golng| former wultor of Miss lth Fairehia,|emberance serenity, Not a remotel (ousers and white shoes but wear coats| When Feet Were Caught—De- |, Charlee Burning: « pamunroker of no, ees GEM TURNED INTO GLASS, ” CONCEALED WEAPONS. te ‘1 A 4 610 Tenth avenue, was to-day locked up : pans world in those humorous epics of Har-| now the bride of Prot, D, x Wat-| Suspicion of alcohol will you find—not| of dark material, generally blue. Vice the ch: Tre vrisontrs resarded se the mont) it thie were fiction we would record figan and Hart and through auch pcg gies ages > oe Pita even the grape Jules of the Heeretary | President Marshall is the axzonent of fect Had Been Reported. Pp reli elp ee tinipehtdbtancgs. 3 4 ¥ famoun old street bal as “Maggie ” ” e ie this class and is followed by Senator (Special to The Evening World.) Plece of giass m 11 . = @te Gtucella Galucei, furty-c.ght years fs fact, not ‘ e 4 of the “poisoned pen” letters that are - and putting a piece of gi its place: Erma Gass. bode. Ghdp a Me. $18 act, OU) surphy's Home, Sweet — Nallle Therefore, to find # solution of the) o:Gorman of New York. BINGHAMTON, N. ¥., July %.~A| ‘the ring, according to the confession ot O'Grady” and “The Sunshine of Par saitating Germantown and his ar | problem it le necessary to move to the} another group of old-fashioned oon-| stir was caused to-day at the inquest | Joseph Bhaugnessy, a porter Of Nov so One Hundred and Ninth street it is expected to-day, The man 18/ other end of Pennsylvania avenue whete servatives decline to be led into the 687] in the fatel Binghamton clothing com-| west Forty-sixth sak. wan Joseph Reasamono, twenty-two yours a wean Glse Alley.” Not only were the charac- tera In the Harrigan and Hart pieces Gescribed as a member of a prominent| hotels, restaurants, cafes and clubs fads, n fast to sombre) pany em! Leaw' 014, his nephew, of the same address, Beal een @rawn mainly from this source but many | Philadelphia family. abound, and ninety~ pricihh in Reon Sun to dignity of] of an pores a ae th at ne ore, Wet Forty-elgnin otreet Sly’ Me del ome tceasea ona” Benth centreficlder’s capacious mitt|of the players who became famous| The suspect, accoriing to United | hanging on the wa ~ helped several of the girls off the fire liz when the went to her home to take. street. They are charge! vith carry- third and . thelr association’ with this im-| States Postal Inspector Cortelyou, here t! escape and could rescued others | away a trunk. : ale is Until ded by Democrat, Repubjican and : ‘The lant half of the ninth shows lor. team of comedians were re-| sraduate of Templo University, "| poun » Repahjican and} secon of Georgia, who has just beem| out their feet had been caught between| The disappearance of the rin, +1ng concealed weapons and Dougherty | 14 nimbly holding down frst crulted from the clans of the Counties) Fecently he was an active churoh worl | Progressive alike, it bas dees possible | siected for a alxth term, is the patteral two narrow slats that composed the zorted to the polloe by Mrs Tanstabe, ef ‘ask the District-Attorney to try |i od Borg eq] er, but his rejection by Miss Falrohilé, | to arrive at certain tabulated resulte, . Gend them to Bing fing for the| MiPin the ball down to secon! Fore ON Ciare Me aE PeRniat ‘was & Cellow student at the univer: | gopiying the Tariff Board formula of | 9ite of thie class. treads, holding them fast until they ive Moore went to the pawnshop. ve All the rest form a variegated group | were roasted to death. and asked if s ring of the desoriptign' dimtt sentence. yak mac, oF pearing the high, wild “Diamond Dan” O'Reprke now con, Labs Cor tledla phd onuagierg mia. scooriaining ihe iterenes aren who are indidarent to dress. ‘Some of " inspector Prank Wash of the Labor | given had been pawned there. It bor z Dee. | ducts a saloon a! e@ cbrner 0! r i rT Ath tnem wear modern colors auch as Drown] nepartment test! the Te! not, Furhling tokd him. Moor - mae * tance, of tnat fantbue grandstand per-ltroet and Park Row and bis family |i EE'y yaircnild of No. a4 West | ua tils, basis! The Kvening World has | CP’ sray ang concede only tan ehoes. At| ported this defect to the State Labor | resied the boy, who confessed and gaye, eo BS Lop. of here that the ‘Young Whites live overhead. He Is as proud of his! goymour t, Germantown, mother | vies wing the fag ond of their line are Senators! Commissioner eome months ago and It! up the pawnticket for the etolen ring. daughter's baseball ability as though . Wateo the tal detes- Bristow, of Kansas and Norrie of Ne-| wag in the power of the State Labor| which had been pledged for ‘ ‘After the game Fiorrle condeacended |22® Were & Prospective candidate for eae pose Bl ll iB gay oar SAILING CHART FOR THE MAN who have not the slightest care | Commission to change {t, ut nothing | gs Shaughnessy eald, he pall age! to call her team together to be pho- |S lensue honors suitor, Before that they had been work- v THIRGT. how they are dressed. An old alpaca| hea been ordered done. Tr out again easy to give to « giite tocraphed aad Tin fact Florrie O'Rourke te the pride| ing on the theory that the “poison pea | Before dinner—Mint Juleps and gin|DO" Der ON coe roe them, because deve real ball player, 2” Sh* P8EAA 01 Le the entire neighborhood. On Sat-|ietters were written by = woman. Gases, thelr minds are 90 completely absorbed HOW GIRL CAME TO BE BTAR|UTHYs men ¢ jeague’ mes are| Three more of the scurrilious missives| During dinner—Ice water, ice tea! i, gtatecratt and politics. fe BALL PLAVER played in Columbus Park, it is no un-| were discovered yesterday by the postal |4"4 more mint julops and gin flases. Laat of ell oe hel een ee AK 5 common sight to see thousands of | inspectors, who say that the letters be-| After dinner—Beer in cold stein ye Se canine ka wees ices Soe neta, AR thing: for dolls, FT) apectators cheering Florrie and her | gan to circulate about a year Thez.| | At the State Department enly=Gragel fares Hamilton Tare MM, tia Ring with the boye and about tures yeare | ammates on to victory, wore directed to Mies Fairebiis’s chums |S Me borealis and his manner to a There are six clubs in the juntor| and @ number of the letters referred No man in Congress has league—the Lakewoods, Young Whites, | other girls, members of M! Ld Qro I found 3 could run ae fast as any af them of my age and faster than most rt social set. Much er} fe mo! has vt , 5 Soe Sas eek o Nall Anh Be wee, Peart af Tolan The “Lakewoods ‘are | *mone Rrominent farits na, = icant of crevata and gloves and * i Then I began practising throwing like Prof, Watson and h oer ‘ | Prisoners brought in by w Gelicate handkerchiefs, Ae for hats, a ¥ Gadrielio Bove, for- | tar, Soom and I got ao T can throw) vain, having’ won seven out of eight| sme! place near Budalo, ame ager of Newport feminine fashion " 4 | if it " ike ’ ey Ww no! of Me 3h kllleon | ¢ giri. Mun ype apes fret played. - the mall authorities. Capen wee eae Ls will offer at Special Sa’ e,on Monday, 4. Me wap OF | and then they let me piay and I got to| And if you ask any member of the Serre eyed tion, But certain definite information| model of elaborate elegance, ‘the faeh- | ' t re \ t Kxchange Place | play pretty good ball, 1 eves Jeading club oF thelr opponents who MAKES SURE OF DEATH. | San'be gained. by examining the res-| oa plate of the Capitol the perfection July 28th, at remarkablylow ces, bie A chorus of affirmative exclamations oer taurant bills of fare, Pick out those] of masculine dress, the Talleyrand of y 9 " } fm various high pitched keys came from unhesttat-| ‘The cries of neighbors brought Thom: es on which the price is raised|diplomacy, the Bayard of ohivalry— red 41 tbe : MgNulty and his wife running to the] nigher than in a Republican tariff bill/all these and many more are moulded reiy window of their home on the s¢¢-| and you will come fairly close to And: @rowded around the interviewer and in- ferviewed in @ squirming mase of excite- {ond floor of No. 24 West One Hundred | ing what men eat in Washington ta ’, Gane ent j and hirty-fourth atrest tovday. 10 the | Iataguiaman "The. list somewhat Women’s White and Striped Serge ‘ay, inieter” 4 i East High ‘® brother John 1¥iNK | wrrer the followitt mae Belloshio. the cli fled to-day by fallin = , Me dled son after | Co soups, principally tomate and were. tambo, Col de bee: : the roof o of WA ri and dz best ayer in do wolld,' at No. 90 Pray Hee peg ig agin 14 meats, cut in thin slices, “Bhe' ar.” chimed in another. enty-second hi One hot entree of some light mixture) vane's a feuale Ty Codd," yelled @| yard. Kiavans was 0, 2" Fe ee Tn thet oot 22: | of fancy garnishment. tain. pairing a leader whee tie lost his bal- Ne rons with Ime, resor, ran to the| Freeh garden vegstabies. “Ghat up, you!” commanéeg Fierrle | ance. window ang jumped out | @ilads Of every Mind that 4 Skirts for outing and general wear Ni 2 | 4