The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1913, Page 9

an a _THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1913. sea ] Shall Fract ribing himself as George + cut ana4 Schaeffer, forty-nine yeara old, a laborer Hand of Unidentified Mas. Any Old Glasses a yo dived and Seventy- | t¥ateventh street, died early to-day in WwW —_—— ; ot No, 42 Kast One Hundred and Thir- —The most important town p — in getting glasses ie to % , 7 pred ae r VANISHES IN TRANSIT oun elutened th 1NG ENE HRI: ive that no such man was known DARN them to exactly fit your evan eral years ago, pe husvand rev | scapes Twice. bit Is Finally | Policeman Hunt calied Dr. Ahearn LNIN( V1 —otherwise they are not omly, remarried, While Mrs. Von Clausen : 7 5 bs from Fordham Hospital. He said the). : useless but injurious. Temperamental Woman Tells ™** !" Kucope she wrote Mr, Strauss Caught by Policeman With - a ; man had been dead more than twenty: | Tindred and. Thirty -ninth ANY WA) Examined Without Change ‘ f S demanding that he get her “a real d ue A | European Thieves Get Into Irons} four houra. In his pockets, besides ® | Witis avenue at 8 o'ciock Ini ba ered E; . ° q voree and threatening to kill nim if] ‘e gold watah with a broken eryatal and | 4 oi of being drunk and disorderty) Regios wd Physilaa Court She Knows She Is did Mra. Vv | Motorman’s Help. | Bound, Sealed Boxes and Make |a keystone od emblem of @ secrot| tte carried a basket of fishing tackle Perfect Fitting Glasses, $2.50t0 988, 4 ; order, wet «nsfer ticket of the One | and sald ho had cpent the day fishing 104 Greadway at done St Not Insane. | seen: Another Rich Haul. Hundred and Sixty-#eventh street cros | At, Sheepen ad 1 10 ith tee., 100 . ace ‘ ynan Ste! ho has hon 0 wiroad, which had been lasued @ station an abrasion wae noth ne 5 Resses, \ | telat wh iu Hea) shor) PARIS, Nov, 17.—International thieves | fO¥R tulrael MMe Ae amber of 08 hie head and an acabulance ‘wee « $06 Siste Ave, 2208. | 17 West 480—B 9 [At No. avemeyer street, Williams: | succeeded In extracting ingots of Koll] i 44 ‘ t a cal he surgeon eald the man's Felten Ye Von. ciauren nits io Ue ti Ming, was sessing tau worne custnnersealued at 420000 Teoma covignmentauaranaes writen on ape of PABHF 404 ul) wan fracrured "bat ne one could| KO) SLERT nner fram wre Tombs so Sy nay be mar. A of $1,000,000 while it was on the way rom him how he came by the = ° A va | this afternoon when a young man en-| Of $1.0! 7 stn Oe | Through the addresses on the carde|injury, He tapidly grew worse, and | Duts the darning ball out P led Mma Peutedtto be won ye me feat ‘Vtered the store, pilted a revolver and] fom Constantinople to Paris, where ity ing police found Mra, Mary Pfelffer, |died at 6 A. M. in the hospital, nd) of cammtanion. ue The reat | & arrived on Thursday last week. De- inting Mt at Steiger and the women |talls of the rubbery have Just, been] Ty "the Morgue from her home at No. Yar ? Pure Imperial Ottoman Bank at Constanti-] 138 Clay avenue, the Bron, and : 50. lanrieked in fright. Steiger had nerve] nople to the Ottoman Bank here in| identified the body as that of Simon Silk IC enough to rush for the thief. forty cases, iron bound and seated. Tho] Pfeiffer, her husband, a harber, He]: F inastied Ai c cases wher they reached their destina-| left home, she @ald, yesterday morn- The man smashed hin on the head | tion looked from the outside as thourh| ing. ne| with the butt of Mx revolver and gan| they had never been touched, but on = We Give Surety Coupons Free with Purchases and Redeem Them in Merchandise0! into the street. Steiger went after him | being checked at the bank the §20,000 a as he could, shouting for help, | Was missing. ‘Tennis Mxpert Has a fon. asked ter] a8 fat as be could, phouling for helm | Each of the casen had been freshly| LOS ANGELES, Nov. 17.-Mra, “Tom” to the rowd wok up the chase and the | seated at each frontier it had crossed,| Bundy, formerly Miss May Sutton of + off} fugitive made for tho new Grand /and the French anvert that the] connie tame, gave birth te 6 fon yester. = Atreet extension running along South |gold could not been stolen on! gay, Third street. ‘The crowd was close be- | French territory hind, en A - y 1 by the police of He turned into Marcy avenue and|. Several big robbertes of gold similar to z , ri Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street ‘or some time. In raced toward South Second street, He had almost re tt when he was . vertaken. He tried to nap his re- | November, 12, 80000 tn’ English #ov Satisfactory er several times, but it did not! ereigns was extracted from a large a lxle and he used it as a club, at|signment sent from London to Al results always last beating himself free. dria, Egypt, and in January this yea | With the crowd still at hia heels, he| another $25,00) was stolen while on the Bi follow the out—the hea Icontinued to run, ‘The whole neighbor- | Way from Hamburg to f ag de creed | on, the sick, sour hood was aroused. There were hun- ane 1 | pees | stomech end foul gates—turn them out |from the bowe , ‘tigreat, | dreda of men, women and children in| Committed by the same band of thee. to-night with Cascarets. A Cascaret to-night will straighten you | the streets. ain the crowd caught : Bele i 5 ing—a 10. 0! knocked dow: id 7 Mien tic sopatate your [eae ieee wil Lsep vive wae ae? ened ote reen| HAMMERSTEIN’S SON SUED. who, accompanied by her brother, went | The body was identified at the hos. Hearts are made glad, By the timely use Of a World Want Ad. impetus behind Mrs. \ etremuous attempt to be writ of habeas corpus 4 N before Justice Seabury in Court, when her lawy: , Cowt that she we ky Hall and get Je for the cash drawer, The women Y | matters @| Tt have the | were with the |am not in In the lor hol f The most notable sale of men’s clothing in years is now in progress at U' Neill’s Big Store for Dad and the Boys. os OVERCOATS & SUITS New 1913-14 Styles Made by jood and that misery- ea eeey of and was off again, his clothing | , 4 , A months. Don't forge . f his face cut and bruised from te blows he had received r h ¢ O'Donnell of the Bedford ave- x od, It eradicates dandruff. nue station grabbed him at South Third | and beat Prevents falling hair. nd Gra is. ‘The fugitive tossed | Forty-second street on Oct. 14 atural cole a useless revolver and went at 8. 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