The evening world. Newspaper, January 9, 1900, Page 3

EAUTIFUL MURDERESS Louise Masset Played Hide-and-Seek in British Prison Before Going to the Gallows. | | | LOUISE MASSET. wil | Two women returning from work that Masset, the night hind the door of LONDON Jan. § Deautiful young Fr Killed her four-year ty ee June Han ata. | feared !f he lived she ey creaming. Jove of a man with whom she was in- fatuated and wished to marry hanged to-day English law. espe { | ran out of the station “! CHOKED TO DEATH. elaly in ¢ fs No reapecter of persons nd in shaw who violates the hum. mh couen hat fas] against taking the life of « felow-crea-| been choked tu death. | ture will suffer the death penalty as|, Later the ‘evening the little fel-| 4.) (@ulelly an a thiet, If he ie convicted, | oWis clothes and. leggings were found When her sister we | away. He had) + tion a few mi kill there and the body | and carried by the | Palaton Junction. it t ofie. The mother and, seemed made | ed that she knew | farewell of the companied prigner evinced o toward her terrible pos Bhe played hide and room with her In fact priso) erday, Gauges | wrapped tn Bree the | unfeeling m ner | droppe K gayly inthe the w the case | her surprise the man for whom she | Spake ey leans had strangled her little gon took the eet tn) Ue mals 1 He denied that he had ever never sed to marry her, but, admitted and rest in the ef: Ya in the mother saw that she had her son for a man who never in- to wed her she fainted In the love letters The Masset was ase French girl, | dock beautiful and HER FATAL SECRET. SHRIEKED WHEN SENTENCED | Last is deviied (6 vinta tettetae te yentenced to death the re K > latter's | She After | that she became Indifferent to her fate | Sympath tried to persuad> the! Rey me Home Beor mmute the w r | sentence to one he was im: | , t seoms, bi movable, Her early” estab- " lished me The English papers d of the killing as showing tremes a woman in love wil go to grat-| ep from tial | ify her desires pad a child, | Here was a gitl who tt was proved, really, loved her little boy. She was| ful of his health, fondled and ed him whenev of ax with by ight him presents, wrote constantly is guardian when she wae away with nd yet when she had a chance to . as ahe believed, choked him to 8 | London | cragy or emotionally demented. She was Vextremely beautiful me's! de guardian tote | Met mother Bridge station SAY PASTOR TOLD LIES, ' | chureh was higher than what he really | 2 | was paid. { one Another charge is that the minister | Rev. George 1. MeCletinnd May fe |OOUiNUs! |) pay attention to a vo | Tried by Presbytery—Woman [toni creme ee in the Case, Too. Unusual secrecy ts maintained by the lyn Presbytery regarding charges against the and, formerly 1 Chureb pointed to n time al mat there —__ /MILLER MAN IS IN JERSEY, | B which have been pre Me Rev. George b pastor of the Iman’ A committee hax hear the case, and in concerned refuse to t fer, It was xa! William Frankiin Syndicate Miller's clef assistant in the Brooklyn &20-per- |MISS GOODMAN WHO WILL, I$ HANGED. | PRIZE WINNER d passed between | A.M; Mra. Annie Lynch ie acs A Sep much under regular values, sometime witain Some soiled and mussed the new year ¥ vy But they have ance of getting [rom Xmas selling, the prise, aa letters have cons. certit ears ing to the tork's vine either ac mid- | Ladies? Lace Kdge Handk’fs, | night or a few sec t) David Cohn, of N 25C. each, street, mays that h at his baby was torn at Ladies'Initial Handkerchiefs The French newspapere say she waa| | NOT THE ONE WHO WON | | MISB JEANETTE GOODMAN. Thin ts the picture of Miss Jeanette Goodman Not the Miss Jeannette who fs not going to marry Louis B. Silver, but the one who ts going to marry him, w| told yesterday in The Evening World—the Miss Jeanette Goodman, of 27 Pike otreet. T KNOWN. 9 IS NO Contest by the First Babies Born in 1900 bs| Still Undecided and a Close Race for the $25 Offered. rks vinite | Searetary Depa of Highways n n| Borough of Hr Norn at 3 4M. amilles a same ne World xieutarte Ye i n Jan, 1, 1990, while the oh « KELLY ew year. H Brooklyn, ean Hour Late. eo work 4 As yet t! at been | To the Rillior of The Kvening World aectand: Ro must win | My on wus born at 1 A.M. Jan. 1, omg ve M. WEISHMAN borns in the nest mt the letters received from fond mothers. = The contest has now red down to within two minutes midnight Certifica from physicians are now J as to the time deing carefully co Sale of Handkerchiefs, are avenue whore baby was not ¢ | 25C. each, us Ladies’ Embroidered H’dk’fs 25C. each, | Ladies’ Unlaundered Initi | Handkerchiefs, 59¢. each, Ladies’ Unlaundered Initia: Handkerchiefs, tary in the | 214. each, Lord & Taylor, Broadway & 20th St . | fiat box. Before whe left that eve am i | | Were three charg: minister nt. «windle mill, Ceell Leslie, w in nd strect, | Desplie the fact ¢ for hie arrest, he has fo is undlerstoo!d to have visited this several times The y change he has mad in bis appeara is to grow a short beard, but he is still the same, old Leslie in appearance and rary to recognize, His wife has been with him in the Jersey City house. | Strangely Leslie and nis wife teft Jer-| sey City last night. Mra, Leslie, with| her trunks, moved back to this city, tak-| German place, and she i*| When seen there this | her husband was not | morning she “at home.” After Leslie disappeared, Mre. Lesiie moved to TT) German place, in the | Brons Borough. She gave the name of | Mre. Tom C. Leslie, This fat over- jooked the Morrisania Police Statice. and when © man dropped in there who, resembled the missing press agent he commented on the proximity to the home of the guardians of the peace Leslie ts known to have been in the flat Ten days ago Mrs. Leslie left the fat. following Wednesday she was back to letter-car- PRPePOee 100000001 0878T8s 088 EER Ett eeEEEn NETEENNtUEREENEE rUetnneNnTORSS: “ = = - - in Je nny 24 Aven 53th de, 60th Sts, Fine Paintings} At Half Price. 4 We offer our entire stock of hy sh em lyr in w my © give me up jong aco “1 know where ie Is, of course ‘There tite (1 Paintings at halt marked ta no law tn the lai “no make me te prices throughout the month of Januity We anticipate one of the larg- { sales ot Paintings we have id, as the opportunity is The pictures will ‘ hird Floor, is advisable, Prominent artists are Inness. Wert: Hassan, Pinelo, Be AL far as M Among th represinied beimer. Childe Troms Mart ter, Jose Arpa, Bogert and many others, Choice of our entire collec tion at half price, NO EXTRA CHARGE POR IT Advertisements tor THE WORLD will te re fetved at any American Dietric: Messenger Ofice er Pomel Telegraph Office in Xew York City at CBee rete. Cail © memmager if yeu bere o bes THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9, 1000. tide omen wocceooooooonee cooworore—= The Giant Sale of Men's and Boys’ Clothing.} 7 em All Cars Transfer to o RUT | Sd Five. 59th 24 GOth Sts. teen eeeecoseece The Great Annual Sale of White Goods. Women’s Muslin Underwear, Men's Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, Household Linens and Housekeepi wooccoeee: Don’t Miss Our Grea Clearance Sale. | Exceptional bargains in every department. Many | lots throughout our entire establishment at halt price and less, | ‘A discount of ag per cent. At Half Price. Renowned {rom marked prices on art makes of opera glasses, | goods, bronzes, ivory statu slightly shopworn, | ary and fine bric-a-brac. At Haat Price. Fine makes A discount of as percent. of cameras. on dress trimmings. t eo. Sewing Ma A discount of 25 pet ceat. ae . on fine sets of books. A discount of 2g per ceat. Books at Hall Price. Slight- on French clocks and clock —ly_ soiled, Thousands of volumes of copyright books sets. At Half Price. Fine clocks, at half our marked prices, with slight blemishes, $1.00 Books at 36c.; $1.25 At Half Price, Odd lots of Books at 44¢.; $1.50 Books at S4¢., and $0 on The Ladies’ Wee ee Taffeta Sik 4 98 | framed pictures. and front, or entire waist of tucks, roll cuff, separate col- 4 lar, new colors; sale price oe Reduced Prices. Also, an All-Wool Flannel Shirt Waist, yoke back, front trimmed with 1 29 braid, value $2.0%, sale price Peo Keron’ Pioor th ®t Section. The Clearance of Furs, We are holding a great clearance sale of furs, in which we offer our entire stock of tine furs, in many instances at less than % the regular price, The | “ 1.95) 2.95) Bac b stock consists of new, fashionable, desirable goods. | Every garment is guaranteed. Here is an opportun- ity to secure a fine fur garment at a bargain price. Fur Jackets, of Baltic Seal, value $35, to be 19 50 closed out at ° Fur Jackets, of genuine nearseal, some plain, some with! and collar, value from $60 to $75, to be closed ut at $32.50, $39.00 and 44.00 Persian Lamb Coats, $65.00. Think of a genuine Alaska Seal Jacket, 115. 00 value is $175, at e Combination Fur Coats of best Leipzig dye with chinchilla and) baum martin sable collar and revers, value 125. 0: | o' And the Fur Capes, also In Near Seal, from Mh Ua inches to $45.00, to be closed out 2 from 8.50 to 25.00 Ss Of Astrachan Re: Seal and other combinations, value from $14.00 to $50.00; to be closed Entire Stock of Fur Collarettes, in all styles of furs, plain and combination, of electric seal, | Hudson Bay sable, &c., former prices of which were from | $3 to $75, all to | ut in At Less than Half Price many instances dren's Sets, Fur Trimmings, Fur Rugs and Robes at greatly reduced prices. | Of white, gray or black es extra large size, $5.25, to be closed out at In white, gray, black, brown, cinnamon and com- bination, value $4.50, to be closed out at is an opportunity to obtain a tine specimen of | a mounted rug at a_great bargain, as we offer them there are not more than two or three of a kind, and therefore we advise an early selection : ble head, value $100. to be closed out at 55.00 Handsoms Black Bear Rugs, with beautiful Handsome Black Wolf Rugs, with large heads, value $65.00, to be closed out at 32,00) 6 Leopard Kugs, small and large sizes, with beautiful heads, | 5 e 6.75, 7,50 & 29.00 4 Pinot, th Naturally in a large business many short lengths accumulate and many foils are broken, All these must go, It is a tact that lengths are in the very best selling goods, because the most popular lines will The shorter the piece, the shorter the price that is the rule here, If you have to carpet and you find a Piece here that will tit it, you will get a greater bargain than you have yet from 17c. a yard up; Tapestry Carpet: from } 0c. a \ard ardup. M:n- Ladies’ Fur Jackets. Fersian Lanb revers and collars, some with mink revers Best Leipzig dye, val to be closed out wh eipzig dye, value $100, to be out 65.00 Persian Lamb Comb. Fur Coats. from $175 to $200, to be closed out at $199 and long, value from $1 5.00! Fine Ca; buat rom 6.75 to 25.00 nearseal, Persian lamb, skunk or Alaska sable, Krimmer, be closed out in Our entire stock of Muffs, Neck Scarfs, Chil- Fur Floor Rugs. Lined Wolf Floor Rugs. Specials in Mounted Rugs. ere until sold at the following prices. In many instances | Handsome Grizaly Bear Rugs, with large, no- | head, value $55.00, to be closed out at 45.00) ” : ‘ ‘ ‘ with Quick Selling Prices the majority of the short naturally be cut up first a single room that you wis! teceived. The prices run as foliows : Ca the ale ,r es cn. Se ng Dry Goods Now in Progress. Girls’ Dresses. Girls’ D: fane wwe, Lhe Great Jacket Sale, at $5.95 & $7.98, Still checks b fron laitet apse sushed continues, Though quantities are getting smaller, shoulders, | Some choice pickings are still available, belts and cuffs ints! gata GOH Capes mixed braid; * We 4012 OB & Reduced. Giris'Dresses, | . Were $17.50, to-morrow, 0,98 in woo! pat: | ore Were $12.00, to-morrow, 19% ig pa ¢ Achoice collection of weet ¢ vail Golt Capes, long, short and me- shoulder and| dium lengths, sedate or bright culls, trimmed Scotch plaids, in the newest with velvet & shades; some are en: silk braid; 3 to | tri ed with stitched 2 ; van 2.98) cloth straps, others with hoods and fringe. These prices for To- morrow only, Mail orders Ged. Ladies’ Plush Capes. Ladies’ Plush Capes. Girls’ Dresses, of all wool cashmere, guimpe effects, plaited taffeta cape on shoulder, and trimmed with velvet and insertion; 4to 10 5,98 years, Second Pieer, 6h Bt ection Infants’ Wear. Infants’ Caps, with full Liiting around Every cape sold saves the buyer fram $$.00 to $8.00, ‘re made of a Gine WS face, trimmed NX with silk brakk| indicated in illustration, KS colors, gobelin, | Lined throughout with a ‘S green, brown | Superior quallty sille Rhad- Wes and ame, interlined, with felt aS royal, 39 | eet Gen ee of spectal- eas _| ly selected brown opos- cS — of me sum. Come tn sizes 32 to cajtinere. andi 48 and lengths to fit any ead sone ¢. Handy garment for 9 Slightly soited;| °Y@tY occasion and has a h teguar price Style about it that makes Roe | a fine and fashionable, D>” i " effect. Special paccrg” 10.98 | 27 Ins. long, 120 sweep, {0,98 | 30 ins. long, 135 sweep, 12.50 with narrow lace edge, 15 | 34 inches long, 146 sweep, 44,98 infants’ Worsted Sacques, hand Second Floor, Wh Ot. Geation, knitted, with shell border; regular 15 Decorated P. lain at price 25c., at Infants’ Leng Cambric Slips, with embroidered yoke; also with three 19 Greatly Red j P. i Bloomingdale Infants’ Bibs, trimmed with rich only edge, lace 4! Infants’ Bibs, fine hand quilted, box plits, Second Floor, Front. Conve ni or eee Dinner Set, 112 Pieces, $6.95, Ladies’ Underwear. Pee Dinner Ladies’ French Chemise, scalloped all , yi lish around, and Pr undergiaze with hand-em- order decom, broidered tions, fancy “a bosom; in large 112 pieces, sizes 59 worth $9.00; spe only, cial to- 6.95 Co morrow, rset Tea Sets,American Covers. porcelain, with neat underglaze decorations, 56 75 Corset pieces, regular price $3.95; special to-morrow, Covers, plain Toilet Sets, English porcelain, with pretty decorations, high fancy shape, full size, 10 pieces, regular price seal | 79 necks, 7 to-morrow, special, per set, ry Corset Cov- ; ‘ ; Also a Clearance Sale of Odds and Ends left over ers, trimmed with lace from Dinner Set and embroidery, 4 styles, | 9 and 12 | teen te cls 10 |Decora Gowns | and Saucers, Pitcher: Giwas, of Decorated Fruit Sau- £ Decorated Su lin and cambric, | _ S€F# | round, square | Decorated Individual | and” pointed| Butters, | Decorated Meat Diah- 4 0) yokes, high V| Decorated Soup Plates, g| ¢s, 10 inch, and square) Decorated ireakfast Decorated Soup Tu 75 iyo Liner Plates, feens, ately trimme Decorated Tea Plates, 7/ Decoraied Water Jugs, th lace and embroidery, Decorated Pie Plates, 6 Decorated Covered 9 79, 69, 59, Decorated Saucers, 1| Vegetable Dishes, 49,39 and29| Also 25 per cent. discount from marked : | prices on our entire stock of Bric-a-Brac, Drawers. | ‘Third Floor, 61 St Section, Drawers, with deep umbrella ruffle 19 vf cambric, A A orapes anaes wimstsit 4’ Groceries, Wines, &c. Granulated Sugar, very) Green Gages, regular Skirts, | ty of sivien with dinly| Gace toet 7 | price 2. ti a 22 a ety of + ¢ , lace and embroidered ruffles and inser- baad PsSeer es 16) Me ane, regater 9 Hoi coe tancscraes (ian 18 esr, | Sweet, tender, Early June| White Cherries, rom 34 89, 69, 59 and 49) “Peas, our ti. kind, 10) terse 385. thls sie, per can, Puree de Fole Gras, best Second Plow, Pront, Centre, imported, per can, Who! Our 10, Jersey Toma- toes, large cabs, | Our 10c.Fancy Sugar Sweet: 8 12 aes Shirts and Collars. ¢ Wheat Pour, It you haven't attended our An- Ra nual Sale, it is not too late, as we still have a big assortment ot the onal Our can, choicest goods for you to choose) “highest grade, 2-Ib. cat Q (Our Famous Gauatlet Rye Specials for Wednesday, ‘aria Prager, cpic|| tne OS 49 cials for Wednesday, | “aitornia ages | a aendars 34 Shirt, made of Stand 2M MAN slb. peek & | Our $1.25 Declaration Rye ard sp jin: count tra! Livalip td Whiskey, per bot- 99 heav ht, set-in ¥-ply I som, California Prunes, \irce, tle, reinforced front. and back, ns lb. packages, P felled and Jouble-stite hroughout, Jams! Jams! All our tc. Schenley Rye Whis- continuous facing, split neckband, regu: finest Tams, in 8-18. key, Full Quarts. ont bosome men boys’ sizes class jars, at 4 $1.25 bottle for 13 This shirt, with afl it Celitornia Fruits, our) 4 full bodied and mellow . woukd be considered good west grades, at cut prices, | direct from the Ry all in 3-Ib, cans. ; Apricots, regular price, 2c; this sale, Yellow regular this sal wm Chis ular price. s Sl.ced Peaches, istillery, 234 Dise Pennsylvania, ai Cur Annual sale 45 Men's and Boys’ All Over Percale | 24 rawte Peach Peaches, reg: | California Sherry 32¢5 this 27 42. kind, i Californ'a Port, our 47c kind, bot, Gitka Kummel, per O& * White Heath Peaches, de of tine quality Austrian TéRular price 32c., this very ting same quality = Sale 24 bot, our annual 3G Matictt Ronee: price 32c., this and Boys’ Collars, q°Ply, 2) 4 pla styles, in poses, t stondings, high and Cloth, cat tals today at the. sale price, 4 for a a F: a S rt ig