The evening world. Newspaper, May 4, 1900, Page 8

tre! KATHRYN KIDDER si IT IS REPORTED ON THE RIALTO, “MARRY JACK MASON, jn. cia Rumor that “Madame Sans Gene” and Daniel Frohman's Leading Man Will Wed in Jer- sey City on May 13. Tr. Mason Is the Recently Divorced Husband of Marion Manola and Is Prohibited from Marrying in This State. Mt was rumored toda at “Jack Mason, of Duniel Frome m and Kathryn Kidier, whoxe impersona then of Mme Sans tiene has made ie famous, are soon ty be married | Until a short time ago Mr Mason was the husband of Marion Manola the Comic opera singer. when she se @ivorce, which docs pot perm’ femarry in this Stat The rumor that ‘ of Mine Kidite with that Clear that he has no intents fing the letter of the decr Fringe. Ut ts said, will take place in Jer wer Cry More than that, even the time ix de Aitely stated. The date ix Sunday, May| 3 a day on which both players, ev ) ‘ mp fee in time for the Monday evening pet formance Mr. Mason tx Phi tn “Wheels Within Whe Gagement there wil night, to be followed by a wee Right stands jn Conne Bo that on Saturday nie week, the eve of his wed a paying} The en tomorrow] tumor be true, he will not Jers | Mins K present is a member of combination, of whi the other t are Loute James and Frederick Warde TRAN HIT TRACK TRAP. asteron Long Isiand | Wreckers Planned Dis-, Copper Company Gives|Cardinal Richard Dedi- AMES MGREERY 8, Road. ry searching | stone to-day are charged ow 4 gang of i » having tried to m Long Isand City wo night in charge of Conductor’ White koand a ut for Reynolds and Engineer Pirie Gtone Was reached at Hoel tear through Engineer Fields had «x weil under way whe ‘ thon on the track under ¢ Avenue Bridge [1 was the engine, which crash Pallroad ties and sev earetuily placed to ue The engine» conia tion caused a ¥ and the few passenge badly frightened, bu As the train caine Reynolds saw two men + bank He summonet | T a we wreck { Italians recent! discharged from the road TELL OF GOBBEL MURDER, ere talons to's gang « FRANKFORT Ky May 4 Capt FP. Howe, « Barbourville military om testified to-day in the hearing of charged to him ten days before tion and tried to get him company to Franktor: 4 ens He declined mS. Agus Tsis DIVORCE - Actress Who on the singe te Paaline Watchelior says ter aa Husband Derrived Her Syplied to Justice Maddox in th Supreme Court. for wn annw | Ment of her marriage (> Robert August @hother vaudeville performer, whose mame is Robert J. Richmont August said that she married apd that she bad jus he was bi pe oa woman named from whom he was never’ a, D gonot De John Augusi, jae fer Furnishings okie og BIG JERSEY vetween com Two Shots from Mew Lying in es __THE WORLD: FRIDAY | MISSES’ SUITS. 1d Floor. Is TO new Medicis Collar,—or col- ‘larless ‘“ Mess"? Coats, —| made of tucked, black Taf-| “ tetas Silk. Lined with White Silk, | Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, $10.00 each, Homespun and Serge Suits, various Eton design coats. | Blue, grey, tan and Ox- ford, | Sizes 14, 16 and 18 yesrs. | $10.00 each, Homespun Suits,—tan or) light and dark grey,—w th collarless Eton Coats, } ! Lined throughout with Silk, | -edged and trimmed with wide bands of finely stitched satin. $25.00, JAMES McGREERY & CO, | ‘| Twenty-third Street, BELTS. 1500 white Cali Kid, turned | / Fy i, or stitched “shaped f Ate back” Belts, covered or} - | ery, wt . nickel buckies, ~ KATHRYN KIDDER. 50 cents each; | Value $1.00, | 500 black Seal, tan Morocco! STRIE VER. OF CASTELLANES sso" Value $1.50 | Men 10 Per Cent. cates Memorial of Ba- Increase. zaar Fire in Paris. Twenty-third Street. the of jeation of t SS jeay simon, erent «one Guarantee Clothing a Charity Bazaar victims Upper Cor, Third Ave. and 127th St. | Over a thousand — no Men's Spring Suits sed of salem “the meer" Worth $10, 12 & 15, ms mopalr ie ‘ fun tie and fing og hiner al aSut 1 toh Tweeds, Paney igs hpsiom i 8 an ba hevio! ts, dow im “lar - A WOODEN worse. “Wisn't often vou read of sucb an —— - ypportunity to get an all-wool Spring} It Prevented a Live Morse trom | Sul, actually worth from $10 to Kicking Joseph Jatiann $15, for $6.50, and every man want. to Death ing a Spring Suit should see these| saved the life of before making 2 purchase elsewhere. na Mo who know the Guarantee ve ‘>| Clothing Co. know that when they | marking ina maw bo'e’ make a Statement it can be impticitly PFiret ave this to tre back Tehed on, vse |The Guarantee! sie ar ie enn etl awe Clgthing Comp pany. a i pamee 1 « #0 Uppen Con 3**Ave 80127" St. FIRED AT PA PAST MAIL. “IMA BROTHERS \ Desire to inform their patrons and the public gen- erally that they have removed from their forme \ establishment, 6th Ave. and 17th St, to the more commodious building, CLBVELAND STRIKE OFF, Street Railway Men Win Their 7 Many Months A wooler rhe Walt Near Tracks at Van Buren, 8 . BUFFALO, May 4 Dunkirk says t mit [| \ As heretofote, this well-known and reliable firm \ CASTORIA | \ Fumiture, Carpets and Upholstery For Infants and Children. | \ exclusively, carrying the most complete and ele-\ gant assortment obtainable Tne stocks will be characterized by the usual price economy and sterling excellence. Every hehe gy of origina \ Bears the designing, of skilted labor and the finest finish as | Signatare of _\ the leading furniture specialists inthe country, “BAUMANN BROTHERS, wes regards detail are assured those who purchase *\ cr ae Pomte « | our goods are the best; ail our prices are the least. | and Black Kid, Patent Leather ‘poi, i 260-266 WEST 36THST. I EVENING, MAY 4, 1900, B.Altmant Ge. FOR SATURDAY, MAY Sth: LADIES’ NECKWEAR. TUCKED SILK ALL-OVERS IN " ASSORTED DESIGNS, PER YARD, 99C. B 4,25 CHIFIUN AND LACE BARBS, 65¢, & 90c, WHITE OR COLORED CHIFFONETTE TIES, 35¢, & 55c, IUCKED LAWN STOCKS WITH LACE TRINMED BOWS, 45¢, 38c, aE IN OUR BASEMENT. It is here every want in footwear can be satisfied. All WHITE PIQUE REVERS, Women's $2.50 Tan Kid Men's $3.50 Biack Kid, Black Calf, Calf and tip Oxford Ties, met son $1.65 $2.00 Per Per Women’s $4.50 Russet Kid and Russet Calf Lace... . o Women’s $2.50 Black Kid, Patent Léather Tip Button “and Lace Welt Sole ..... » 140 Men’s Russet Bicycle ‘ 1.50 Boys’ Russia Colf Lace Shoes, sizes 2 1.50 Youths’ Russia Calf Lace Shoes, sizes 11 to 2......- I, 25) Misses’ Russet and Black Kd Button and Lace, sizes 1 1,25) Misses’ Large Sizes Russet and Black Kid Button, sizes 244 1.25! Child's Russet and Black Kid Button and Lace, s zes 6 to 10! 1,00) Little Gents’ Russet Calf Lace, sizes 9 to 1344.4 4,00\ OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK. Alfred J. Alfred J. Cammeyer, 6th Ave., cor. 20th St. 6th Ave., cor. 20th St. |109 West 424 St., just West of oth Ave, UMFURT SHOE C/N SHOE C nae oraaa Pianos tured, rented and exchanged, lscrest ‘i Steambouts., {it vet UNION SQUARE, |: TROY BOATS. Between Broadway and University Place. een Se Sane The Great Department Store Exclusively for Shoes. a truly wonderful value in Men’s Fine Quality Goodyear a Sample Shoes, | actual value $4.00, $5.00 & $400. | | ‘Tan and Black Vici Saxon Balmorals. Black Calf Cap Toe ; marked § figur }ean be had for in cash res, We offer for Fridey and Saturday anata PARLORS, and Ig | : Crowns 0 Your Choice, J 90| ge ee ~ 4 T. KELLY.: 263 SIXTH AVE. esses tivayt honin soap 104-106 West i7th St. If You Have been paying cash for your Clothing with the idea ou have been ke. 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