The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1900, Page 7

-PRINCE TO WED — [ROYALTY BOWS __| Danic\s.| ee HER INTHS CTY, TO ANNA GOULD nasi sc OIMPSON GRAMFORDACIMPSON "= “= ( Corr é M Riseeta. | BAe eats | I Semen | MEN'S UNDERWEAR an 75c.3 sale price.... 45c Are Bargains in Name and Fact. —— worth 20c. 10¢ 35c. Superfine Balbriggan Shirts and eee eseccescccce ; : Drawers Shirts have long and Hand Mi the 50c. for unvarying SO cent grides. | hort sleeves; Drawers are rein kind, for ie et 25¢ Seasonah'e weights, Well made forced with souble gussets, Shirts. garments. | 34 to 52. Drawers, 30 to 44. MIQUE yr rane : SAPPHO 1p twee Fox ‘ Gra e0 PARIB, April 2%--The Countess de Cattellane awoke this morning with the salutations’ of royalty still whispering sweet music in her ears. She had dreamed all over again during the night & the experiences of yesterday when the ed Extracts, finest quality,req- OF ait ‘3 Mrs. Webster-Jones, San Francisco Beauty, Will/Social Triumph of Countess de Castellane at the| Toilet Articles To-morrow's Three Specials in } ASTOR ermine, advanced down tht? |marquises bowed before ber, previous large box). ..eeeserese Sc TWICH DAILY. 2 AND £15. ACKOSS THE PACIFIC. " ' Prakicayariterion Theatre. "rey # sue | UMA? | QUO VADIS" aria Yo where the dark little woman lio the grand procession that she headed rhe Mats, Wednecday Rater He hie * Sh alta he approached and kagnd | fe"Pra‘asp "aes the! Deans ge [Sterling Silver Toilet Arti- BILLS WHLD WEST HACKErT | tHE hive OF Jenico. |xase | MANYS ENEMY. the ring on his extended hand. The|Ronan, the Duchess d'Uses, the Marquis cles, 50c. kind for 30¢ AND wea [GARRICK "{EATKE sch a 4 Bray. | moust $ _Pop Prices! Wet. Mat. 256 @ ite. Me Rikais | ‘ ORDA — — ft: provdest dames and nobles of France's eee Next Matinge W spate royallat families bowed the knee ular price 50-., this sale.. 39c 85c. Medium weight French Sanitary BEN-HUR, B| it was a triumph indeed for the little Exteacts, regular price, 75¢.; for lnvarich‘e $1.28 qualities, Natural Wool Shirts aud Drawers. > Gl brown daughter of Jay Gould, and this sale 59c Mauchauffee made them — the S| marked the acme of her soolal ambition. Seg Ne SEA og With the best points of French | Strongest © recommendation we ,, 8 Ut wae, a it wore, her beptlien inte the Witch Hazel (best quality) made goods. know, © |piane she has been elevated by virtue of ‘ Half pints........ |Oc ; ; Tai Bl ee tabané'a Teale . ] 00 | Very choice Balbriggan Shirts : : One pint......... | 7c ° ) 7 ‘ 2] The dedication of the home for bazaars and Drawers, full regular made. ft : pede alt Mag tite ae Biot ret 4 One quart......- 30c for undeviating $1.25 qualities, Long or short sleeve shirts. Double DEWE . ® ° enc! setae tl : B acka thas fare otikeot a , Bath Salt ial) 911 gusseted Drawers, in two lengths, WINE. WOMAN & SONG CO, 8 coe iain ven by. Pi ple pig ed “a (Imperial) 9 Ib. 1 Made in Germany on famous looms. for tall or short. EAST 11TH ST? diurke Miros. Jenny Bday Tra) bs @|of pomp and ceremony. Anna Gould . ec j Se i 2 8a, VIGTORIA yt ‘ had spent on It 4 million france of the ap, Kirk's scent three 19th Street SIXTH AVENUE. 20th Str bissya " eet. } ( Kea ian reantved ay wa ee COUNTESS DE CASTELLANE. cakes in box.......... 10¢ ~ ~ 1B 2 | noblest names in French hist = ‘ — Ing on the square of crimson, velvet | rose and smiled with triumph into, the Castile Soap, with wash ‘ Amusements. Amusements. Peay where they came (0 See: ber face of her husband, the pink fand white| Cloths... seceessee cone Ac Now OPEN. — EMPIRE reer rrr yb ms, Mar ‘There was a flare of trumpets as the |r)" nu 2 Ore J nate ee re bs 20, Mate, Wed. Sat. at 218 | Theatre. 1424 BD ia War te sc Tt | nf, sl, gts ens |Gum Camphor, pure, tb. Se] IMMENSE SUCCESS, ==": LORD& LADY ALGY | METROPOL'S, Sei i Wea @ | fcaret skull cap. scarlet ‘and |ardinal blessed her work. Atterward| Tar Camphor (marbles, MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, Pre < 8 Ls 3 the miouse-colored head and then she’ Mun. hand made the sign of the orose over |Costa de Beauregarde and the Count de GARRICH “ Sterling Silver Brush and WA. GILLEDTE . eo Fecontest the constituency, which only} Comb Sets, in the spacetime a co} gave the Marquis of Lorne a majority 2.50 ri ed WETTER AND BIOGER THAN DEPORE ¢ : , bes of seventy-elght at the last alection. 5 kind, for........ 1,25 BATTLE OF SAN fl Heyy Proawton HEA om It is presumed that the Princess sew _ AN AN, Th ry > wer, 4 Loutse, daughter of Queen Victorta, and Salete the pee t—Bway |, crasret ot'g mon ocr fie, the oe] UUARE EMIGHITE hee Wa atic A YOUNG. Se wife of the Marquis of Lorne, will Were- after assume the title of Duchess of Argyll. JUDGES MAKE HER FAINT. Mre. Gimpeon Swoens .When She Sights a Police Magtstrate— , Satosie. WAY SMITH LEFT HOME. |i. MONTAUK forr DOOM. 7 Fa cae coe NOSTER & BUAL'S 2 [nL ‘ Eighth and Ninth Sts. | musze "TALLY-HO]_|BOSTONIANS "if ViceROY, a wea bere Week May 7-"ROIN Hoo: THE SER } COBHE OOO DODO OC OO OOO OO000U0 c ye Mrs. Webdster-Jones, of San Francisco, | bids ga Russtan Governmental oMfcial one of the handsomest and most tal-| mar an allen without the approval 6 —-—. 8 ented women, of the Pacific coast, will| "4 consent of the c of his de- Decome the bride next week of Count] Partment, vised by the Czar. Until a snort time the Count, his + Artsimovich, Russian Consul at San) qo. and their friends dented that the) Marquis of Lorne Has Amusements. 14TH ST. THEATRE wSs"'u o's. ADE." Francisco, The ceremony will be por- wen 't0 tax . Rt the . wen - Vd e place. Count Now a City Guest. LAST TIMES IN NEW YORK | Performance ed in the Greek Churoh in Second mh had ME 04 ‘ , ADOLP Bink sees cite ch mai eat promoted, i» ihe] Now to Assume the — | airs, stary simpson frequently vinits oe | a ated Bee THE GREAT RUBY | asian Blot, Mrs. Webster-Jones 1s 2 divorcee and| ##anging to rem nen post, at Title. Jefferson Market Police Court, accord me aie a, THENEW hescace R MAWL . the marriage ts by consent of the Czar, | m, At the same tim ne, obteine EW Maw Wed pecial dispensation from the dispensatt —aa. Sie ceiex Gabe Coerch. wie, iy ONG ta Wa ho sees a magistrate she faints. ao’ YOR ¢ tere y th —- ones = * =! | The Count t# now on his way to this| ere completed. and every otatee i, | LONDON, April %—The succession! This morning she gased upon Magis- eve Prien: Se., He, te ACADEMY OF UMC. . & Irving gh city and will be closely followed by the | the tage removed the engagement | of the Marquis of Lorne to the Dukedom| trate Brann, fainted; came to life, told « < Ne a IT r AY WN Dride-elect. Bhe will be the guest of; as formally announced HURTIG & ION’S Iaith St. Prt . Gar aunt : L rl Though the number of guests will be] ot Argyll owing to the death of his) wandering story and set forth for ™ ‘a Lage Ae Ave. | Prices, 25. 60, 7b, $1. Mate Wed.@ Set.. 2. Bros | “Under the laws of Russia a member| limlied to the Russian governmental] rather creates @ vacancy in the House | month's sojourn on Blackwell's Island, ; toss D. ALY’ Wray 6 2 Dingo | of the military or diplomatic service bil ponies, t His, of Commons for South Manchester,| The charge against Mrs, Simpson |ATTAN. Great Me > aad A RUNAWAY Gra. egnnot wed without the permission | DUPt aly wi ‘Ne | which the Marquis represented. Aisorderly conduct. 4 Bway W ‘ YG 34 ory pomp of the iy co rg of the Caar, Nor can a subject marry| "She Sonees Two daughters will ac-| It is understood that had the seat! wacistrate Brann arranged for Mr Weds ae omanan Tees L ba an oi Ome not of the Greek faith without spe-/ company her to her Buropean home. been safer for the Unionists a vacancy olal dispensation from/ the hierarchy. a ay ber 3 AT idee Creat would have been created some time ego |Simpson. her husband, to accompany her | open, if depart) iy the Queen making her son-in-law ®|to the teland. Mie wi tetum in July. ‘There is otiltanother edict which ‘for- bor. Rerlin STAR Rvge 6.15. ae Aa tel ——————SSSEEESESS—— CAUGHT a1 D0 Mitt | A eTeER ELEVEN YEARS ( HUSBAND. - of suffering, | am now strong and tl well, thanks to Lydia E. Pinkham’s » Rosa Cohen Wants That : Vegetable c oO. mpoun di. , Sum for Husband’s ; Love. Me, \ Lasar Coben was arrested by Deputy @deriff Walgering. and released in $20 Wall. on complaint of his daughter-tn- taw. Rosa Cohen, who accuses him of @liienating from her the society and af-| § feetions of her husband, Hymen Cohen. Mrs. Cohen alleges that she Was mar- ted in December, 18%, and lived happily with her husband until about two years ago, when her father-in-law interfered fa her di tie relations. One day she A gaye the el Cohen called at ber home “nd she told him flatly that she didn’t care to have him around. Bhortly after this Mrs, Cohen's hus- band left her. because, Mre, Cohen al- Jeges, of the Influence exerted over him dy his fat! Mrs. Cohen went to her father-in- house for the purpose of getting bick her husband, but was unable to see him, ! For these reasons Mrs. Cohen has sued! her father-in-law, asking for $2,000 dam- y x ; le to stand on my feet, My husband t hundreds of dollars for doctors, but iy did me no 5 her Pinkham's Vegaane Compound, and I can truly say weigh more than I have in years; can do all my own housework, {cbval a indie FB’ Vossble Coons “Teal that DIF LIPP (Me's 0 IGEN. JOSEDH y life." —Mrs, Axxtz THompson, South Hot Springs, Ark. _— AMOS FESCHLER, Box 226, Romeo, Mich., writes: : CTO! i i Pornnam:—Before | commenced to take 'd ) R DOLDE'S WIFE WINS. atiat lee a terrible iam, wieki myself by a pies 5 aa time. Ei Tart of my body seemed to pain in some way. : ¢ Comedian Had Stopped Giving Her At “he of menstruation my suffering was something terrible. I i ’ Money, but Must Sup- thought there was no cure for me, but after taking several bottles be pert Mer. of Ledia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound all my bad sy Henry ©. Dolde, a comedian in the were gone, I am now: well and enjoying gooa heelth. 1 8 oO “Rot OM Time" Company, now play: always praise your medicine, f EST GREER LAN LIER The FIRST ina series of Four Remark-} E zs F, snap tn the Contre Street Court ce} Don’t exvoriment. ae a a i. Doide was accused by his wif this | 3 ao fang to rove wenmen, and get Mrs. Pinkham’s free advice. 7 . 3 : Sigg croned rent and coowered by womens” || fr ADIe Articles forming a Record of Person-ps ime si . MRS, ELIZA THOMAS, 634 Pine St., Easton, Pa., writes i yf sy a in Fighting the Filipinos. vr “tra mi on ha tte clos Wl Ps WOT POLITICAL DISCUSSIONS, BOT THRILL- Bi DOG A SAL or, See ead | G CHRONICLES OF THE CAMPandAZL Ds te wer oad mt eninge aman ncrcnctem BBY Written EXCLUSIVELY for the New York Sin- I § ti A day World by Gen. WHEELER, who, by contract, will write for no other publication until the ii F if fF