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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-10
GAGS FOR VICTIMS
READY, THEY SLEEP
AS THIEVES WORK
Aged Brooklyn Couple Wake
to Find Their Bedroom
Robbed of Nearly ST. 900.

Despite the theft OF nearly $1,000 In
valnables from their fine old home at
No. 23s Van Buren, street. in the stuy-
vesant Heights section OF Brooklyn,
David Nicholson and his wife are thank
full to-day they did not awake while
the marauders were ransacking the
room in which they slept. for the bur-
glars had prepared gags and we're ready
for violence that might seriously have
harmed the elderly couple.
Mr.. Nicholson Is a member Of the
old coffee firm of Samuel Wilde & Co.
At No. 3 Dutch street. New York. He
married n daughter of the late Samuel
Wilde. founder OF the firm. and for
years. the couple have lived in q
roomy three-story and basement brown
stone and brick mansion in the
Heights section. One by one their chill
Pdren have married and established
homes of their own until Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholson wero left alone in their
homo at night, excep. for a maid.
Saturday night the maid carefully
locked the doors and windows and re-
tired TO her third floor rear room. Mr..
and Mrs. Nicholson went to bed in tho
second floor rear room about 10 o'clock
At about . in the morning Mrs. Sichol-
son was awakened by a slight noise.
She listened. but the house was quiet
She thought the noise had been made
by the cat and soon fell asleep again.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson awak-
ened in the morning. however. they
found that night marauders had been
working almost within reach OF their
hands while they slept. The burglars
found two diamond rings valued at $3.50
on a table in Mrs. Nicholson's Dress
ing room. and a gold watch valued at
$780, some cum buttons. trinkets and
money on Mr.. Nicholson's dressing
table and In the pockets of his clothes.
Mr.. Nicholson followed the trail OF
the men downstairs ana found they had
packed up the silverwAre IN the dinins,
room. but must have beeh frightened
| away. He found a rear window IN the
| basement shattered and the iron bars
| bent aside far enough to admit q mans
| body. He notified the police by tele-
phone and q number OF detectives were
| assigned to the case by Capt. O'Connor
Of the Gates avenue station.
The police in their investigation found
! something that had escaped the atten-
ton Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson until
Its true significance was revealed. The
md was two wet towels rolled into
shape for gags.
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TAKEN FROM BRIDE
At Church DOOR
, ON GIRLS CHARGE
Tobin Arrested as He Goes to
Have Second Marriage Ger
emory Performed.

Nothing marred the first marriage OF
Edward TObin. . clerk Of No. al Bergen
street. Brooklyn. and Miss Margaret
Agnew of No. IS Clymer street. Will
iamsturg. But the attempt to have a
second ceremony performed brought
about q new version Of the old theme
Of "wuiting at the church."
The couple were halted at the doors OF
the Church OF the Transfiguration.
Marcy avenue and Hooper street. by
Detective Comiskcy OF the Clymer
street station. who arrested the husband
and bridegroom and took him away.
while the wife and bride-to-be was left
weeping on the steps of the church.
Tobin is twenty-five years old. we'll
dressed and smooth spoken. and has
the reputation of having a winning
way with women. Miss Agnew Ii the
daughter Of widow. About six weeks
ago she met Tobin at an entertain
ment. She became infatuated with
him and. though her mother and other
members of her family knew nothing
of the young man. the courtship went
on at meetings away from her home.
Saturday morning about 10 o'clock they
obtained q marriage license from Dep.
uty Clerk Joseph Scully In Brooklyn.
ARRESTED As HE SOUGHT sEc.
oND CEREMONY.
Tobin and Miss Agnew went from the
marriage license bureau to the psrson-
age at st Johns Methodist Episcopal
Church, at Bedford avenue and Wilson
street. and were married by the Rev.
Robert n. Moore.
Tobin and his bride are Roman Cath
oiics, and when she suggested that day
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-10

At the office learned TO systematic their
way OF thinking In doing this that and
the other thing In the eyery-minute
work. they know something about
money-making and economy In the
spending. They realize what Il means
for business men to have trials and
troubles, and that It II no simple mat
ter TO quarrel with ones bread and
butter.
so they can appreciate the man
they marry. who must battle with these
things Further. "A thorough business
woman does not 90 into the marriage
game w!lly-nilly. She has seen some
thing of the sordid side OF things and
Is prepared to respect hardships az well
~ expect them.
And. for my part although my work
does not wear me down or make ME
miserable. and try to make II as pleas
Ing as possible, | would rather wash
dishes and bake cakes and be entirely
responsible for u little home OF my own
| with the man who would understand
my motives and hopes and dreams than
all the high salsried positions In Christ
endom."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-10
US. MARINES FIGHT
AND DEFEAT FORCE
OF. CUBAN REBELS
Heavy Firing in First Clash of
Americans on Island-Ready
10 Land at Havana.

SANTIAGO Cuba, Juno Io.-A CONF
many os Jrnited States marines COM
.. a.. g., t,,u.s n M.ru-ar.
sA.''ueu w S"p" -
Ing. engaged IN guaroins "a Su.'o
mines, was attacked nj 1 a. M to-uay
by a force OF insurgents. who were re-
pulsed after considerable firing. There
were NO casualties among the marines
.,a mo Ioss Of the insurgents IL I'm.
-,
,,.,,,n,.... Sr.. AZ.
-, 49,
lacked by Insurgents last hishs 'nIee
miles from Santiago. several or the
rebels are reported TO have been
wounded.
A forca n, Insurgents Iast night burned
40, ~, ~. .,.,r n,.r,.,,on.
Some eano A'' VIZ ''e '"e"'
u tetliIo. :.
CAnMANbeA' 'upa' June wv"
moro companies OF tho United states
Marine Corps were despatched from
hsr. th,. morn,np N Guantanamo city.
. n. 90 - .,n.. co., On. h.,.
COMPANY VI ~ ~
ueship Missouri' uhuer coih"aho ot
Capt. James Joseph Meade, ID on the
way to Baracoa, on the northeast coast
of oren,e Privinee. ON board the
- A. c,.S.
ne 'm'ea states Manis.er
Aflnur M. beaupre. to-day sent no'o
- the Cuban State Department In which
~ stated that the arrival or ne cruiser
MasninG9 ana the pe.ucsnlp Nnooe
aunu. uhuer eo'nnaho oI nea ,'.r,.
so Osermaus. Wa .,,, S y.
5000. ~ u,u,a n,,an s n,r I,son
49, '..,,,, ,p,or,.,s, ,,,os,',-
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CAPT. FLEMING VERY ILL.
Old Friend Of Mark Twain Near
Death In the waldorf.

Capt William Fleming. who more
than u half century ago commanded a
i,iss!sslppi River steamboat and played
cards with Mark Twain and James ].
Inn before the clvil war, Is critically III
At the waidorf-Astoris. physicians have
been In almost constant attendance for
TWO days,
Capt. Fleming celebrated his eighty
first birthday on Feb. 20 When they
demolished the Fifth Avenue Hotel
where he had lived twenty-eight years
lie was one OF the last to surrender his
room. lie has since lived ut the Wal.
dorf-Astoria. \ few weeks ago he told
friends he expected to live to be one
hundred. ...
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ONE YEAR IN PRISON
FOR MAN WHO HAD GUN.
Two More Arraigned on Same
Charge; One Fined, Reform
atory for Other.

Three men. each arrested by the police
for carrying revolvers IN violation OF
the sullivan law and each OF whom
had never before been convicted OF
cr4ans. were arraigned for sentence IN
General Sessions to-day.
The FIRST arralgned was Pasquale
Adarnos. twenty-six years old. OF No. 80
Cln&on street. Hoboken. lie told Judge
Foster that he was In business In Ho-
boaken and carried the revolver for pro-
tsctacn, Adams was let or with a fne
Of o3s. which he paid.
W1i1am vosseier. thirty years old Of
10. ia Perry street. was arraigned be-
fore Judge Osuliivan. He, too. had
pleaded guilty. His counsel urged he
had never before been convicted OF
crime. vosseler was sentenced to the
penatentiSry for one year.
The third offender. Giacomo Bassero.
twenty-seven years old. OF No. iOi West
Thirty-e<ghth street. was arraigned be-
fore Judge Rosalsky. Bassero. like the
others. had pleaded guilty. He was sent
TO- the Elmira Reformatory
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-10
LIVE TALKS WITH LIVE WOMEN.--NO. 2
Many an Old Fash ioned Girl Is Found in
Offices of NeW York Skyscrnpers.

"a bad bose 10 better than a
bad husband, for you can
quit him without going
through a court house."
says Miss Blanche Perry. a
Stenosraphev.
"a little home that you can
call your 0ipn 10 more to be
chosen than the highest sal.
avv position in the sporld."
but IL 10 better to look for
sDard to the loUe you can
not hare than to hare What
you cannot lore"
"ln the long run the old fash
toned girl of the home 10
thehaPpiest. IWould rather
be cooking and baking on
little means than figuring
and filing on a big salary"
"A thorough business woman
whO has seen something of
the s0rdid sides of things
makes the best lpife."
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weeks ago. Then Miss Collins tsid 6s1
aunt that Tobin had promised 20 marry
her. Mrs. German had warrant iseuo0
for him. but he could not be found.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. German read
in a newspa. er that q marriage nceuse
had been issued to Tobin and MIS-
Agnew. She told the police he would
probably go to the Church of the Trans.
fguration to have the wedding Cefes
mony performed. but the arrest Of Tos
bin at the church did not, 80 plannSds
prevent his marriage.
Mrs T0bin is Frustrated from the -
fects Of shock and grief.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-10
Gen. Daniel u. sickIes Sued by Lin
coin Trust On Note.

Gen. Daniel Il. Slckles was made a
defendant In suit brought In the Su-
preme Court to-day by the Lincoln
Trust Company. who are suing the Gem
eral TO recover on Il promissory note al
legged to have been made out and de-
Mvered by the General on Dec. 4. 1911,
to the trust company.
The note Is alleged 10 have been made
payable six months after the making.
The trust company alleges that II duly
presented the note at the time OF It's
maturity and demanded payment. but
that the General refused 10 make any
payment whatever on the note. Bowers
4 Sands Is the law Arm representing the
trust company.
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Mrs. v. G. $. Hail 60 Wed Again.

The engagement OF Mrs. Virginia
Carey Smith Hall OF No 81 West
Forty-eighih street. Bayonne. to marry
Mr.. Eugene Woman Boiling OF Bay
onne was announced yesterday. Mrs.
Hall Is tho daughter OF the late A.
Carey Smith. yacht designer.
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~ SOPHIE IRENE Loe1.

"Am I satisfied with being q business
woman" said blanche Perry. /. s,en.
organizer n, etxht year.. .xnor,.n. :.
Az. ,- ."
e"o " '"' p,o"e"' o"'oes at NO. =!
proaoway' we'll can Just tell you
that while necessity IL the mother OF
invention, necessity 10 also the mother
in-law Of prevention and beInr n h,,,.
ness woman am nreventea an accorr,
of necessity from being thu, which T
would like b,,ter than awning Ole.
"sorno time ago read somewh...
that the old fashioned sIrl a, coor,rs
and baking was replaced by the cir, Of
figures and nies and thlnss. This a
all wrong. for the ofYicsA are full OF r,rI,
I'll. .ryso,s ,,,,o ,,,.,,,a q. 49,.
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James McCreery & Co.
23rd Street 34th Street
On Tuesday. June the nth
On Tuesday, June the nth

Feather NECKWEAR. In Both Stores
Ostrich and Marabout Collars, Black,
Black and White, Natural, Natural and White.
value SIS. $40
Marabout Collars with ribbon and tassel
ends. Black or Natural. 3.75
value STA
Marabout Stoles in Black or Natural.
value e.2s, 4.25
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LIKES TO MAKE HER CLOTHES
AND BAKE CAKES.

but as II Is l long for the many
little domestic things tina, would love
TO do and which am prevented
doing now. For example, make near.
~ all my own clothes aud hats and
have to do them IN the evening.
And II you knew what pleasure l
and bake "A cake and invite my friends
to come ana help eat it-weil It 10 . Joy
to be old-fas hioned.
Il have no mother. but I I've with my
father ana on Sundays when I can cook
q nice dinner all mysei. and arrange
dainty dishes and make home attractive
with one or two congenisl friends TO
enjoy II. It seems to me that no woman
with all the new-fangled ideas could
be any happier.
Neither am ! speaking lightly and
with Idle dreams In view. For I can
see both SIDES and actually experience
them all the time. Ny days ara full
ana have little time for reflection. en-
joying It thoroughly while I am at II,
and am not tired OF II as yon might
think by my aforesaid remarks.
las long as l have TO go on this
way It Is all very well. but since You
ask me what is nearest my hearts de.
sire--to be candid. from my way OF
thinking. the best place for a business
girl IL In a home.
This may sound paradoxical for
there is many a girl who seeks bush
ness 10 get away from home and help
ing therein. This sort OF girl will
also be unsatisned AZ things do not 20
her way In the office.
yet there are many, many OF ~
who would gladiy exchange places
| ~ We could have . dainty little
place OF our own. DO We have Of
fsrs OF mArrtAgsf Oh. yes; there
10 no girl but what has some oasr
Of marriage, and there 10 whore
the business girl has the sdvan-
tags over her stay-at-homs sister.
For she NEED not take Mr.. Wrong
Just for the sake OF i,veiihood. 1t Il
better to have II boss than a husband
You can quit MIN without having to q
through "A courthouse To do n. In tina
case | would rather hook forward ana
love what ] cannot have than hay,
what I cannot love.
so. think n you would search th,
heart OF many an Office gi,d she woul,
re-echo my sentiments. Now. am no
speaking OF the frivolous girl VIII,
couldn't stick to anything, neither hus
band nor boss, the so-called butterfly
but the substantial everyday bushes
woman. who has been able 10 hold dow
her Job by hard work and stlck.to-it
iye-ness.
This 10 the sort OF girl I am talxin
about, and think come under tina
class. l have had occasion TO stud
these things among my friends VIII
have married.. and these are the wome
who make the best wives
VALUABLE EXPERIENCE IN TIL
BUSINESS OFFICE.
,"s'aes they Nrys In their daily ssr'
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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
DUE TO-DAY
Oky Of Nsnclester Menus. New Orltsns
Dnnhrk Noofdam, Bonlosne
Buenos Ayres. 1iatana. ran Guglielmo, NAplea
u Oocidente, Galveston. Santiago, Havana
frantelh Bianchi, Algen. segtiranca, Havana
FfonAchi. Lisbon, lroquois. Jacksonville.
Nsdeirense. Jamaica.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
SAILED TO-DAY.
na11son. riaasrs lotpt. IHdiap pxtncs. Gao Paula,
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EMBROIDEKlES. In Both Stores.
At greatly reduced prices

Batiste, Marquisette and Nainsook.
Insertions, 8 to in. wide ............
usual price eoc to $50. 35c to 1896 yd.
Edges, ~ to Is in. wide ...........
usual price ssc to s.ss. Soc to ESQ I'd.
Flounces, 81 in. wide.
usual price ssc to $50. Soc to l .95 yd.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
bup riIes.. AS Sun sets. T3OlAIoon gisr. IL.
THE TIDES
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LEATHER GOODS. In Both Stores.

LEATHER GOODS. In Both Stores.
Special Values.
Leather Bags of Pigskin, Pin Seal and
English Morocco fitted with purse and
mirror. values SIS and 500. Z.75
Leather Jewel Cases with tray........
value $50. 40
Manicure Case of Sole Leather with Gel
luloid fittings value s.zs. 1913
Drinking Cups in Sole Leather Cases.
value ZOO. l.Z5
Sole Leather Cases containing four
bottles. value 3.7s. ZOO
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What is CastOria.

AST0RIA harmless substitute for Castor OIL Parego Drops and
Soothing Syps It pleasant contains neither Opium Morphine
other Narcotic substance It's its destroys Worms and ys
Fes For than thirty has been in constant for the relief
Constipation Fauency Wind Co all Thng Troubles and Narhea
regulates the Stomach and Bowels asmate the Food giving healthy and
natural Sleep The Chldrens PanaeaThe Mothers Friend
The Kind You Have Always Bought and which has been use for
80 years. borne signature of a Fletcher and has been made under
his personal supervision its infancy Allow to deceive you this
All Contr limitations and but Experiments that @ with
enanger health of Infants and nEpeence against Experiment.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-16
Turnip seed at Neblett's. Gut your grass and weeds. II pays to trade at Neblett's. HoIsum Bread at LaWrence's.

WeIchs Grape Juice at Lawrence s See C. G. Weier for your Concrete Work
 For Concrete Carbings see C. c. Weier
 Lowest prices our motto. NebIett, the Grocer. Fresh Cream Bread every day at Klondike Bakery Wheelers Adjustable Screens at Klotzs Hardware. FOR BENT-FHrnished room close in Telephone VI.
 Plain and Galvanized Wire Cloth at Ki8tzs Hardware. Jersey Bull. North Of town, s2 season. Il. W. Lewis. Preserving kettles and stew pans. extra Iarge at Nebtetts.
 BHI Pickles and Hot Tama}es in cans at tAe City Grocery. Or aargain table k still in tEe lead Aebett, tue Grocer. Ffait lar, and Jef8y Glasses at Eeb. let. tHe 6fH cer Phahe5 54 Screen Doors from sLou aHa ap- wards st h.otz's Hardware,
 John Deere t Cos Farm Imple- nents al hlotzs Hardware.
 Send your orders 10 the KIoudise for al kinds of bakery goods.
 Take taste If ear l5c per poaud candies. Nep'ett, Tine Grocer. Neleh Grape Juice. in four sizes. Joe. l5e Pc and 5oc, at Neblett's. Nr George Rumage. of Heth. was a baslness visitor in the city Saturday
 Yoa can buy s3 Lat for sI.75. or a E50 h4t for Il 25uext week. NebIett.
 The kIoudiG,s Fresh Cream bread the best on earth. Give il a trial
 John Deere & Co.'S Walking and Riding GaItiTators at klotz's Hard Just Received Fresh line of finest ee4ocoiate Candies, al Lawrence's < uiQ0tE3
 Look oat for cheap prices on stap.e l qfy goods NcndaE and Tueedag - Nebletts. ''''' '''-'' '.' S eonefs!e Hote cheaper than ever. oee ' . @earr. dEd .et him fPgre RltA la4 ,'e ,il,l.. i't V ] Acc44Iey Was a prafe- aiternQaH '..-N.' ''' ' - ,.sa'
 ,a. MT. Ten Green, of Round p5a#l ~. sa9 Ill taeciry lle afst Of the week Vh uaSiHeS@
 ,, f.3 saSEer i'ead bettertLan moth
 Eco Fssa 12 make, fresh daily at Scott
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-16

Instead of the regular Friday night concert generally given by the For rest City Concert Band. the boys lent their services last Friday to a meet ing of the Anti-Saloon League, or prohibition rally, which was held at the coart house that evening.
 MT. Walter Stevens, who had been spending very pleasant summer va cation sightseeing at Colorado Springs and ether points in the west, returned home Saturday morning, much re- juvenated hy lis trip, and claiming that he feels like .two-year-old
 Mrs Roy Golightly. and baby boy. left saturday for two weeks visit with her grandfather, Mr. c. E Ja- cObs, of Pdducah. Ky Mrs. Golight- " was accompanied by Mrs W. IL Houston. of Widener. The Times wishes them pleasant visit and a safe return.
 Don't neglect the warning of nature If your appetite is poor. breath bad, tongue coated, you will be sick unless you take steps to put your system in good condition. Prickly Ash Bitters is the remedy you need It cleanses the entire system. J. T Sanders, Special Agent.
 The harness shop formerly operated by DougIa X Hood, next door to the Mallory X Eldridge stable, and which has been closed down for something over month, was opened again last week, MT J. A. Douglass having bought the place and is now running il in his own name.
 The odof of stale perspiration about the body can be gotten rid of by us- ing a little of DARBY S PROPHY- LACTIG FLU D in the bath tub. IL purites the skin thoroughly and lends refreshing influence to the bath Price large bottle, 50 cts Sold bY City Drug Store.
 Hay fever and asthma make August a month of intense suffering to many people Eoley's Honey and Tar Com pound gives prompt ease and relief and is soothing and healing 10 the in- ilamed membranes. Wm. NJ. Mere thew, \. searsport. Me. saus: A few doses Of Foley's Honey and Tar Com- pound relieved me of severe attack of asthma and less than a bottle caused q complete cure. Refuse sub stitutes. j. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-16
Rub My -Tism will cure you.

| MT. and Mrs. Otis Stevens and Mrs Gordon Casteel and little baby boy were guests at the Crescent Club Sun day, going down in MT. Stevens car.
 Schram' Fruit Jars. pints. quart. and half gallons. Best on earth anC the least trouble and at the least price. II. R. Neblett. The Grocer
 NIT. W. r. Evans was up town Wed nesday for the first time. after hay. Ing been confined to his bed for nearly ten days with severe bilious attack.
 MT. Bob Waterman, of Marianna, came up Sunday night and left Mon. day morning for Heber Springs. where ne VIII spend few weeks on d vaca- tion.
 MT. R. E. Lay, who had been work ing in Little Rock for several weeks. returned Sunday and has resumed als position as assistant to MT. :. E. Conrad
 MT. and Mrs Chas. Mcdaniel, Miss lrma Stevens, MT. s. F. Mcdaniel and MT. Henry German enjoyed an automobile trip Tuesday night to Caldwell,
 If you cant sleep you need good laugh-See A. c. Aliens Minstrels and get the laugh, after that the sleep will come natural. Forrest City August l9.
 Miss Ollie Shaw. of Newborn. Ten. nessee, returned home Tuesday after having been for three weeks a charm ing guest of her neice, Mrs. H. C. Warrington.
 Mrs. (. B. Tarver. and little daugh- ter, and her sister, Miss Lyda Mason. left Wednesday morning for Hot Springs to spend few weeks in rest and recuperation.
 Miss Lyda Mason who had been spending brief, but very pleasant vacation with relatives and friends in Jackson. Tennessee. returned home Tuesday morning.
 Mrs Jake Long and Mrs Wm. Jor- dan. accompanied by the latter lady's llttie son, arrived on Thursday Of last week and are delightful guests of Mr ana Mrs II. W. Lewis.
 WANTED-Ffteen tie makers. good timber, to make good main line ties. Will pay l5 cents per tie, and pay every two weeks. Chas Fleming, Round Pond, Arkansas.
 Keep the body healthy at this sea son by using Priekly Ash Bitters. l. x a necessary condition to success fattt resist matarial germs. J T. Sanders, Special Agent.