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The evening world., 1911-06-13
PUBLIC At MERCY
Of ANY DISHONEST
T TAXI CHAUFFEUR
Need Of Ordinance Regulating
Rates Shown in Complaints
of Many Patrons.
ALDERMEN SHOULD ACT
Law on the Subject Upset by
Court, Board Has Failed
to Make New One.
LDERMEN SHOULD ACT

since Supreme Court yustfos Bscnon
decided against the tAricab rate ordi-
nance proposed By the Board Of Alder
msn. hundreds Of complaints have been
received Of ~ovsrcharses by taxi
ohaufeura.
Not only have thsss complaints bsen
sent 10 city ofioiaiA but THE nsws-
paper. wniuh was foremost In advooat.
ins an adequate taxsoas ordinance 10
protect the puheAn. has recatved many
storsD of unjust dhargsA me pubic
. being oompsalsd - Wy sxoroftant
AAfes bscauas there = oov no Nv con-
trollinS he tax3oaN rassA 7
Tns dsoiAon a the Oour< and n IN
activity Of the Board Of Aldermen are
rsponAneA TIE tAxtmetsP y Q fArcAA
while II b true che license Bureau has
prsparsd an ne necessary work and
data for the passaGe of . NV 10 remedy
b svH. there = At present no appeal
fro mths charges imposed by tho taxi
cab chauffeur. He = king again. The
Evening World has again brought this
matter to h attention Of the city
oficiAis and urged immediate steps to
20 . law regulating taxioab charges
whAch will hold In the courts.
Toward this end several members Of
the AidermAnic COMMITTEES on Laws and
Legislation. which will DO responsible
for the drawing up Of . proper ordi-
nAnos. were interviewed to-day. n de-
vsloped that the committee u awaiting
. brief from a or the severa
taxcab companies before attempting
The evening world., 1911-06-13
Summer Sale of Toilet Goods, Medicines, Etc.
WednAdV,
Muceumesms

A mel. A.f s.:;,:. - .:3s
powdsr.: While tSsy i.a.1
or. 1Oc.t y 0s-.......26o
Finest ln.Dosted ln,sef P0yd8
LIB. box. regularly seest
Dr. snov D.ics.cs..t.0SoS
less or earboLc: OF bstsie:
DR.. snow Nek-so.tyos rs-
regular isc. Sottis......6:
Lambs Wool Powder Puffae
WIN ioHs wood hsAS,s;
Vacuum Botties-duarantssd
against e~verythtns but bresk-
age ota ai.75i pt.....Ns
Cretonne Csse-contAining fAes
cloth; sp~cial... Dc
4so,'ed ps.iern'; rssuitSk
Bsibln. csSGi.or;sa col.
sIise,.'!A rSo1ssttss 1884, &c ': :ss.
Bathing 'G.o.-,sa,cssn .ri:ois.
In p.aig and ts1ey deaiS1S:
sh sSr.s i ns,h sRsSs.,, .: Hias.i
plated SPRINKLER and n
best rubber tubing: veiys
sh MOVE; YsrG 'gsssm,.lr;.iis,
nickel plated spHnkisr.
~. best rubber tubing: tSG-
.ularly. Csc: spscial. ..8s
ch ~s Gotten ssI sYSs.s fsss
20c. and Sac.
Checked slik spsaes nAeH
From 30c. to sos., worth
Medicinal AtsAlnau . vaDus
tvc.i spSciAl.
The evening world., 1911-06-13

Consult our co-opaufive enlng depuemm1 a -
Third Floor. You may buy furniture. pAsnn. hemehsA
goods. oarprts, rug. al ~painting. sewing mechnat taIs-
ing machines, safes and anything you ned for tMs AADo
hold On tho most liberal terms without being cmpsA4 b
pay so to 100 per cent. sdvunce On each pioA
The evening world., 1911-06-13
Moth P~reuentiUes

Genuine Gum Camphor-Tin
box containing 10 i.oH.
blocks .%Oc
"CAmphorlinci' has NO superior
and msAns positive death to
moths. berries, DER bog 40
The evening world., 1911-06-13
Bloomingdales'
Medicines:

Or. Snow Bla1dPs Iron P1nsi
EffsTVs.csnt Sodium Phos.
ph.ts, t-os, bottle; ys5y
DR.. D'J SNOW 'tascar. 'sssrais
Tsbiets, S.-.t, bot. OF loo;hOe
laxative. bottle Of about 20
Du ,iffSl'S,A Malt 'whi.key.. .9ps
Pluto Water soc. size. Zoe
Mallinckrodt's Sodium Phos-
phate; lib. can. 100
DR.. Snow Qulnlne Pillsi 2.gr.
ss SGs''i Acid ID Cream Of Tartar,
Epsom Salts, Powdered or
Lump Alum. Rochelle Salts.
fumlcs Stone. Llcortcs Pow
Dr. saev bw.:t Spihts Of
sptris. q XmmoS,., Sasi9S
OH. .Tncturs Of Myrrh.
ArnfcS i.lnlment. Throat or
Tonsilius GsrEls. :. 1. LIDO
DIR. bno~Y Peroxide Of Hydro
gent highest quality: p.
DR.. snow Pure Di,tiic.d wien
Haaeij contains l5% grain
slcohol: o o.. Tor ~ OF.
13o; full at......... 23o
The evening world., 1911-06-13
15-fece Porcelain e1o 90
Kitchen Outfits, at$l.J6
8AAR@Gga7R

Each st consists Of the blowing p3eceDs
8 Large Cereal JazS I Covered oat Bon 49,
s Small epics Jan I On Bottle lVneCr3sexas
Each has wued denoting contents n hhck
letter.. SAS.
The evening world., 1911-06-13
Rubber Goods:

Guaranteed Hot Water BOTTLES
and Fountain \ SYRINGE. 9.
and = Of; values up 10
li.2o;y very special 3Oe
g. ssrdsnihs parposesi &Sr
osse".ns' te;c 6ontsin%SsS
tooth hFush: special. -. 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20
CARTA ALBERTA

San Juan, 20 Diciembre de 1911.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20
POR UNOS COCOS
UNA NUJER AGREDIDA

Aver Sc ha presentado en- nuestras of
cinaS la seIlora Inocencia Tirado de
Frau imponernos de los pormenores
de una denuncia que tiene presentada
ante el juzgado municipal, contra I'm
continental conocido por Mr. Ran, peon
Q algo por el estilo de un establecimien-
to de administration mihtar.
Mr.. Ran vive en- una de las habita-
clones del convento de Santo Domingo,
la casa en- que estan establecidas las cer-
tes de Justicia; y en- otra habitaci6n de
la casa vive con su esposo La senora mo
cencia Tirado
En- ell patio hay algunos arboles fru-
tales y entire ellos algunas palmas de
COCO; Y ha venido siendo costumbre del
vecindario repartirse dichos frutos. Pc
ro ahora resulta que Mr. Ran Sc opone
a que sc cojan los cocos de la palma, Y
como ell marido de Inocencia, Juan
Frau, Sc dispusiera a descolgar alguno,
el americana lie increp6 Y Sc dispuso
impedir de todos modos que Fran cum
pliera su prop6sito
Para evitar que su marido fuese agre-
dido, nos dice nuestra comunicante, qui-
Sc mediar Y Mr.. Ran me do varios Du-
fletazos y dos pedradas. ..
lnocencia Tirado presenta, en- efecto,
varias contusiones de las que fue curada
en- ell cuarto de socOrros.
He presentado denuncia ante el
Juez Gaetan Barbosa-nos dice-y espe-
ro que ha de castigarse este atropello.
La vista no ha sido seIialada aun.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20
Las "Bodegas Gallegas -

En- la Ultima Feria lnsular ha recibi-
do el gran premio ell exquisite vino de
las Bodegas Galtegas de los Sres. Pedro
Romero y Hermanos, Orense, que re-
presenta aqu1 nuestro buen amigo don
Juan A. Perez.
va estos execelentes vinos gallegos ha-
blan sido premiados con medalla de orc
en- las exposiciones de Santiago, 1909 y
Valencia, 1910, Buenos Aires, 1910.
Hemos probado ell vino de las B0degas
gatte9as, y debemos declarar que Sc ira
ia de un caldo exquisite, verdaderamen-
te insuperable
En- todos los buenos establecimentos
de San Juan y La IsIa, puede encontrar-
sc este vino superior de las classes blan-
co y tinto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20
Convene 8 todos

A toda persona que Sc suscriba al
BOLETIN nIER CANTIL por un afo y
nos remita en- seguida sr importe de
$500, con la orden correspondence, le
xerviremos gratis el periodico por 10
que resta de 1911. La suscripci6n del
aiio empezara eontarse desde 10.
Enero 1912.
mo vacile en- (larnos sus 0rdenes, y
pronto podra disfrutar de la ventaja
que le ofrecemost
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20
Q. NJ"

No Sc explique usted mas, estamos
en- el secreto...
De antemano sa hemos, que es usted
persona autorizada para emitir sensa-
to Juicio sobre las favorables condicio-
nes de todas y cada una de las marcas
de cerveza que en Puerto Rico sc i'm
portan; pero...
-Pero que?..:.
- Jasi NADIA, senior mio; una insigni-
fcante friOlera.
Que ocurre?.. . Hay quien desau-
torice mis- opiniones?
NO senior, no; 10 que ocurre es,
que ha llegado p. o. N. al mercado
puertorriqueno y va usted & tener que
rectificar sus cervezeras opiniones.
y, quien es ese senior Pom?
-Pues, no Sc trata de un seIor: 81
no, de una excelente Y ambarina Sc
nora
-Senora, ambarina y excelente, y
de importaci6n!. 80.
Caro- amigo: perm1tame listed La efu-
silva cordialldad de una sonrisa.
-Puede usted permitirse todas las
efusiones y cordialidades que lie plaz-
can; pero, La P. O. N. es, una cerveza
de superior calidad todo 10 conocido
|y de una presentation que no deja lu-
gar a duda que viene dispuesta plan
tar su pabellon en- las atlas almenas del
renombre y justa fama!....
-Pero, amigo: teniendo usted como
clmlento de esa nueva y desmendre-
llante marca de'cerveza, por que no me
ha mandado va, unas cuantas doceni-
tas de medias botellas?.. Parece men
tira que, conociendo usted mi ,pericia,
haya ca1do en- tan censurable olvido.
Amigo mio: puede, que ell olvido,
resulte q usted censurable; pero, 81
qulere usted perdonarme la franqueza.
pondre en- conocimiento de listed que,
La famosa Cerveza Pom, Sc recomienda
por 81 sola. Reune ell ambarino es-
pumoso hquido, tan excepcionales con-
diciones de superioridad, que no ha
menester de ning1n juicio pericial. :.
Pida usted la excclente cerveza Pom en-
ell mas insignifcante bar Y Sc conven-
|cera usted de que, con la cerveza Pom.
no hay marca que Sc resista. De ahora en-
adelante, no habra mas que-Pcn, Pom,
Y Pom.
Son tres golpes de atenci6ns...
No sc 81 son, 6 no son;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20
Muv senor milo:

Muy senior milo: e..
A su carta del Is del corriente publ
cada en- algunos diarjos de la cmdad,
solo tengo que decir 10 siguiente:
Respecto al primer parrafo, no ten
go NADIA que alladir.
Hace seis amos dc &quello, y me pa
rece que fue aver. No 10 olvidare
nunca. Con efecto, ful yo quien pro-
puse en- la session del Z de mayo de
1906, Sc pidiese 4 la compaIia de Cha
cobazzi una function beneficio de los
fondos de la Sociedad de Escritores y
Artistas, y sc nombr6 una comisi6n de
caballeros cuyos nomhres no hay nece-
sidad de copiar aqui, La comisi6n
nunca Sc reuni0 lrube de ir yo en- per-
soma q VERNE con ell 'einpresario dc La
opera. bacermc cargo de programs,
)oletas, tickets, anunci0s, teatro, etc.
Reouerdo que expres6 la conveniencia
de cue sc trabajase la c0lOcaci0n de las
butacas, que Sc pusiese gente mi la
do para ayudarme. Sc me dijo: "Ud.
es bastante Acepte i aih nae engal6
mi amino, mi bIen dcseo!
Ell dia del benefcio, a las y media
de la tarde, bajo mn tempo lluvioso,
lego Ud.-siempre animoso valien-
te. a pesar de ~sus aflos- acompanado
de los seiiores Ferez Losada, Cestero, y
Diaz Caneja Por desgracia era tarde.
infnidad de hutacas y palcos habian ST.
do devueltos, extraviadOs unos perdi-
dos otros, incobrables los mas. Con-
feso que yo sentl una gran pena EN- ell
coraz6n. No podia Greer que la socie-
dad de San Juan tratandose de 10 que
Sc trataba, mostrase tamaha frialdad.
La noche lego, ell teatro estaba casi
vacio
Al dla siguicnte Sc me entregaron
por los taquilleros, 50 dollars, los que
.puse en- manos de I'd No eran mas nj
creo que hubiese mas. Tn desastre
Yo hice todo 10 que pude. MI concien-
Ella esta tranqnila
Fue para nj un gran desencanto. FL
ST. Giacobazzi exigfa mas dinero, ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20
PERSONAL.ES

Han legado a. esta capital los 81
guientes senores: Juan Marquee, de
Lares; Miguel A Bustelo, dc Humacao; );
Jose Suarez, de Carolina; p Vincenti,
&c Caguas; Jose A. Poventud, Simon
Moret, Tomas A, Cespedes, Oscar Ma
tos T. Sains Cortes, de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20

balance general de la cuenta. En- las
condolences en- que Sc estaba era impo
sible. Muchas boletas devueltas apa-
recieron dias despu6s en- 10 que era en-
tonces cocina del Ateneo hoy convertl-
do Ell buen salon de tertulia.
Mi disgustos con Giacobazzi tuvieron
Dor base esa situacion 70 no era ducho
hi 10 soy a1n, nj quiero-- Ell acha-
cues de teatro. No hubo mas cuentas
nj pudo haberlas Bastante tenia yo
con mi honda pesadumbre de redentor.
Hay dos parrafos Ell su carta que,
con perd6n de I'd. voy aclarar. Pri
nero: no sc desisti0 de solicitar espec-
taculos teatrales a beneficio de la So
ciedad, porque eli la session del de di-
ciembre de 1906 decia I'd EN- 10 suce-
sivo pediremos>a las compallas ofrez-
can un beneficio amplio sin entenderse
la sociedad en- organization, manejos
teatrales, ETC.
Segundo: Los $4123 cs. producto del
benefcio de la Compaiia Martinez Ca
sado en- Arecibo, fueron adquiridos por
mi--lo cual no me costo poca saliva--de la
comision representative de aquella ciu-
dad y entregados q la junta de San
Juan, seg1n documentos que poseo.
POGO tempo despues presente mi re-
nuncia de secretario de La sociedad. En-
q de JUNO de 1910 ocupe nuevamente
Ell cargo renunciado.
SQue mas? Sc que La sociedad de Es-
critores y Artistas de Pto Rico, tiene
enemigos. Nadie 10 creerla.
Sin embargo ha hecho 10 q. ha podido
por cumplir dignamente su cometido, a
pesar del ambiente, del odio feroz en-
que vivimos. Hay plumas muy crueles,
parecen aceros que destilan saugre No
hay cr1tica sana nj puede haberla. He
leido frases verdaderas pllialadas !;
pensamientos llenos de insulto. ESQ es
malo. Els como 81 sc entregara al juez
Linch y al rey Bomba ell codigo de las
inteligencias.
Modesto obrero del pensamiento, ena-
morado del arte, donde quiera que la
suerte me ha llevado, he ofrecido 10
que me 'ha sido dable: iniciativas, entu-
siasmos, afectos, lealtad q los hombres,
amor a los ninos, admiration mis-
companeros, sacrifcios 4 todo 10 no.
ble... menos fortuna. j All la fortuna,
cuanto respeto impone, cuanta consi-
deracion merece!
En- cuanto q la Sociedad de Escrito-
res y Artistas, ella cumplira srs desti-
nos como todo en- la vida ha llevado al
lecho del compa1ero enfermo, la tran
quiidad del esp1ritu y La salvaci6n de
sus lntereses; ella ha puesto su mano
de paz entire los hombres de letras enar-
decides Ell ell campo del periodismo,
ella quiere unificar sentimientos, her
manar voluntades, estimular ell talento,
y a pesar de ser tan pobre en- la actua-
lidad como hace siete ailos, solo ha he
cho bien q las ciencias, a las letras a
las artes Ell esta desdichada Patria.
Atentamente,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20
ULTIMA H0RA
CAPTURA DE MORALES

El senior Consul dominicano en- esta
ciudad ha recibido un despacho cable
grafco esta tarde, avisandole Ia captu-
ia del ex-presidente Morales
La intentona esta del todo vencida.
La paz reina "a ell pals vecino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20

San Juan, 20 Diciembre de 1911.
>e1or Director del
BOLETIN MEICANT1L.
Nj distinguido amigo y compailero :
A fiji de dar cuenta de aigunos parti-
culares references q la carta del senior
Fernandez Juncos que aparece aver en-
.el apreciable diario cue I'd dirige, lie
ruego publique hoy Las iineas que lie en-
VIC anticipandole por clio las gracias.
Suyo )calnlente,
JosS Elias Lewis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-20

z;sta mudanza mesor&ra 81 servseAa
y faciltar& Il mARe8o
ae 4 >stultos. ia @ompeiiia espeYa eme
de sus 6rCenes como EN- Sg
Esss ado. Buitos para Sodos puntos, s@
Etcabiran en- la direction de argtsa.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
THUNDER PEALS
HINT WINTERS
BACK IS BROKEN
Electrical Storm Hits City and
Gives Impression of An
other Explosion,

That the ground hog, which didn't see
his shadow on Feb. 2. and thereby an.
nouncsd that the backbone of winter
had been broken. is a good weather
prosnosticator seemed apparent this
morning shortly after 6 o'clock when
New York was visited by a thunder.
storm accompanied 10y flashes Of light
ming.
II prccodents dealing with the crash OF
thunder and the flashes OF lightning this
early in the year can be followed tie
winter OF i9lO-l9ll is getting ready to
take a flop into the lap Of spring.
Weather prophets say that a sure
sign Of spring is the coming OF light
ming and thunder and the appearance
o: robins In the park.
This mornings thunder came with
terrific peals. At first many believed
there a been another dynamite explo-
sion. Then the lightning flashes dis
PEELED this notion.
The predictions for to-day are rain
and snow. About midnight snow fell
on New York in great wet chunks.
Then came 4 driving rain. which con-
tlnucd FOR hours.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
TWO FAMILIES NEAR DEATH
BY THE ESCAPE OF GAS.
Both in Williamsburg and Are Dis.
covered in Time to Enable
RaSruaS

When the barking Of Mrs. Sarah Bern.
|stein's pet dog aroused her AZ her home
No. $50 keap street. Williamsburg.
shortly after l O'Clock tais morning.
she was startled 10 find that her fla,
was hlled with gas. She aroused her
husband. and finding no ieak In her
apartment, called Policeman Thomas
Morgan OF the Bedford avenue station.
His investigation led him 70 the door
Of the HAT on tho floor below o cupIed
by Solomon Biaokman
A The door Of the BlaCAman apartment
va forced ana the entire family, com
listing Of Blackman. his wife FANNY.
Iend their f~our-year-oid son Bonnie, was
found unconscious Gas was escaping
from a defective fixture In the 'oom
where Bonnie slept.
An ambulance was Summoned from
The Easten District H1sDla,. ami n"
'tObenbs.g had .,t'lc trouble n yCvtNlng
Mr.. and Mrs. Blacknal. The boys
condition was more serious. and DIR. Ro-
senberg worked over h.m Tor nearly an
hour before ne could Oring him around.
About the same time a similar mel
dent occurred at No. 10 Suydam street.
Williamsburg, when Mrs. Sadie straus
was aroused by gas. She found the
gas escaping from a jet in the room
occupied by her two boys, Solomon. six
years OF age and Isidore. fourteen
months old. DIR. Evers OF the German
Hospital revived both children after
considerable difficulty.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
MISSING FERMOR HESKETH
DROPPED FROM ARMY ROLL.
Mystery Still ShroudS the Fate Of
British Officer, Grandson of
Late Senator Sharon

LONDON. Fob. i-rhe name Of Lieut..
Frederick Fcrmor- Hcsketh OF the
Nlnth iauccrs. who strangely dropped
OF sight last fall. to-day vas stricken
from the rolls " the British Army be-
cause OF absence from duty without
leave. The lieutenant is the se,trd
son OF sir Thomas George Fcrmor and
Lady Fermor-IIesketh and a grandson
OF the late william sharon, United
states Senator from Nevada.
Lady Fermor-tl"sketh. whose maiden
name was Florence Emily sharon be-
fore her mari. ,Ep iu l>>o. resided In
san Francisco, - which city her parents
had removed.
\ worldwide search for the lieutenant
instituted soon after Ms disappearance
failed to discover any clue as to his
whereabouts. lie Is twenty-elght years
q" age and Vas educated at the Royal
Military College at S%andhurst and at
Trinity College, Cambridge. lie IL
pleasing personality. lie left his
mothers residence az Easton Neston.
Tovcrstcr. on the afternoon o. oct. %
after saving that he would return soon
for Inner. The last seen OF him was
on the following morning, when the
landed from a steamer AT Kingston,
ireland. II has been suggested that he
sailed for the United states. The fam
.ly can offer no explanation.
The evening world., 1911-02-04

Ashurst's disappearance has added q
new element Of mystery. Assistant
Postmaster George w. Knowles MADE
this statement to-day:
POSTMASTER Ashurst left Philadel-
phia 2 few days ago for tlantic
city. He had beer sick for some
time and felt that he needed a rest.
Uptil yesterday afternoon | had re-
ceived no word from or concerning
him. nor has the department been
notified Of his disappearance. His
family had not informed me that
were alarmed over him.
Richard l.. Ashurst vas appointed post
master Of Philadelphia four years ago.
lie succeeded Clayton McNichael. lie
had never been a candidate for public
office before. lie had been a member Of
the Philadelphia bar for ffty-une years
and was considered wealthy. lie and
his family moved in the best society
Of the Quaker city.
The evening world., 1911-02-04

change OF air and scene. lie was az
,sWpJuIcl my his two sons, who watched
him closely up to the time he MANAGED
to slip ava and - ON the board
wd,k 100 % rolling chair.
Sons start the Search
The postmlstor's sons left him for only
q Few minutes. When t.ey found re
had left tie hotel they Immediately
went In search of him, Near the Mill
ion Dollar Pier they came upon stephen
Lacey. the negro yIllr pushcr Who had
been engaged 10y the Postmaster. lie
was waiting 70. the return of Mr..
Ashurst at the spot he had lcft the
chair. Ih" Postmaster had simply van
i,hDd and uO one could be found who
had taken note OF him..
Without making public the disappear
au.c the police began dragging the SURF
.I tga acighboruood ut the Million Dollar
rie- several days ago. A chief Of
Police Woodruff had 10 other theory.
hc accepted the family 3 idea that the
old man had fallen INTO the surf.
Divers We're employed by the Ashurst
family to-day TO 90 Town under the
pier and search among the pilinGs and
nets beneath the pier.
Chief Woodruff was notified ~ the
disappearance of Mr.. Ashurst a few
hours after he vanished. The family
implurcd him not 10 make any public
.report on u. "a the search went on
until last night. when tire police re-
fused % keep the family secret any
longer.
D,to tive Charles Appel. who has been
the most active official seircher since
tho police were notified that Postmaster
Ashuyst had disappeared, said to-day
that he hal made absolutely no progress
VIII the statement Of the chair pusher
all clues end.
Family Gave No Notice.
The fact that the family did not notify
the Post-OMce Department OF Mr..
The evening world., 1911-02-04
Blue Cashmere Linen.

Gown OF blu cashmere, the upper
part OF the waist being made OF black
satin cut In bolero effect In one with
the sleeves. and trimmed all around
with a blue silk cord. A band Of black
satin on the skirt matches this In effect.
one side crossing over the other In tho
from; and fastened with a blue cord or
nament. A group OF plaits show in the
front beneath II. as they do also In tho
front Of the waist beneath the holer,.
which II also fastened With a blue cord
ornament. Heavy cream lace Is used
for the yoke and under sleeves, with q
piping OF carrot red at the neck.
This gown is suitable for linen also.
using striped in combination with the
plain.
The evening world., 1911-02-04

to.date original designs for 0ouns.
queries pin be unswered az to mo-
terioI, method or style In dressmrdk-
ing: ho,c certain articles are best
mode. the most economical Uay to
meet the requirements Of toshioa, &c.
Letters should be addressed to
"Foshion Editor, Evening World"
Descriptions Of above designs are
gtvsn herewith,
The evening world., 1911-02-04
III.
Simple Linen Dress,

Natural colored linen dress. made IN
lines. The plain skirt has a
oand on the bottom which comes almost
to the front OF each side. forming a
panel effect, with a plat on each side.
The waist has a panel piece In the front
which Is trimmed with white braid or
naments. The fat pointed collar Is also
braided IN white, as Is the braided piece
On the front OF the skirt n the small
pieces on the sleeves.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
ASSASSlNS SHOOT DOWN
PERSIAN CABINET MEMBER.
Minister Of Finance Killed Ivy Two
ArmenianS in Street Attack
Al Teheran.

T~FGIEGAN, Persia, Feb. i-Sani Ed
Dovleh. Persian Minister Of Finance,
was shot cad In the street to-day. HIS
assassius. " Armenians. escaped. The
Minister was returning home from a
meeting or Parliament when he was at
tackled. Death was almost i~nstantan-
cous.
As lp Eel, the murderers turned and
fed. and weI" quickly pursued ny per-
som who had Witnessed the killing, but
got away. There was great excitement
throughout the city as the news spread.
The evening world., 1911-02-04
III.
In FOuIard Silk.

Ci'ron green toulard silk dress with
a pale green dot. Plain green silk is
used IN the lower part Of the waist and
hips " the skirt. edged with Cuny in
Sertion dyed to match, \ band OF the
plain SILK trims the bottom OF the skirt
ara also forms the lower part OF tho
Sleeves, which match In line with that
on 'ne vast Cream net plating lays
around the Dutch neck, showing a piece
Of the C7uuy insertion in the front,
The evening world., 1911-02-04

Dear Fashion Editor:
blue sateen trimmed In blue velvet
would he suitable for making a seven
teen-year-old girl's dress' II 80, how
would You advise making ~ Thanking
you in advance, ANXIOUS.
satssn and velvet are not GOOD oom-
binattons. Why don You get Q SILK
dress instead1 Then you could trim u
with the blue velvet. ana II would cost
but . little more. The centre dguxo IN
to-uight's Issue shows . pretty way Soy
mailing II, using velvet fos the eollas,
suas ana buttons u tbs front. o. II