The evening world. Newspaper, May 10, 1900, Page 2

——EE ™ . + THE WORLD: ‘THURSDAY EVENI MAY 10, 1900) aT ee EnnnnnEnnEIEEENEEIEEIEE 0 a ee WLM WFE32,ELOPED WHT) |)... : un HHT W STS, eee, TEREST, Leather Goods, For FRIDAY, MAY 11th. <o Prices pare on Lon-| | | Ohio onaere Consents to . don Lead Through Be National Chair- Clara Hemmel Was Trying to the List. | man. SOLE LEATHER DRESS SUIT CASES, } = | 22 and 24 INCHES, Escape from Her Home it) oss siccn mes ve iam ae | naw $3.90 1nd GB8 stoned the stock m ' | SPRINGFIELD. 0, May 10 senator | LONG PURSES iN @LACK SEAL SKIN, AND TAN AND the Dumb Waiter. wore AN” pronounce nadie pe hes fselly deeibed to agaie b GRAY SUEDE LEATHER; WITH WRIST CHAINS. 75¢, — grede and low-priced ke, noe “om ig eg tare See 5 Tate ata ainetaan Reston n PATI BELTS wiTH GIL OR OXY- GIRL WHO WAS CRUSHED IN DUMB-WAITER SHAFT, "itimers # sls any stosoun, Ps tr me ENT LEATHER SEL “ oR + decrease cD feu ‘ vine \ ao, Milwauker | Kinle fle tha the, Western aed trunk Tine stocks Apa pn la sa a ge ge CHATELAINE EAGS, IN BLACK, TAN. GRAY A siren sea y managing the cAND BROWN ASSORTED LEATHERS, 95o, at ening figure fadint » | a ee Manna himaelt gave the new rons LADIES’ POCKET BOOKS, in SEAL. ALLIGATOR, | vlbovwelles FS BOAR, MOROCCO AND MONKEY LEATHERS, ait was desirous of having t VALUE $1.2500$275AT . « « + « QBe, rduous t ee of the Chatrma: nip ke f «oh ¥ the « the em SS = = = > tty, but Business « George BL Cox will be the Ohio mem: == = er of the Repuvlican Netonal Com at BE eetined hall os at mites. John Ro Malloy, chief repre: C » or y fF sentative Of Genator Mai nd ! said in| * net jay of the decision of on of Dic aad Hanne. EXTRA FINE GOLD EYEGLASSES FOR . wing herself across the|!'* oad b Hocking ha nant 5. on a. aca 4,0 page | fay tle Me ip ARS, ws ALLRNTN the T mother followed “ — Clara scampered up one flight, then ! up the stairwa. She held the determined to go out} could not follow Mrs. Hammel turned P8F value that led onte the roof ro that her mother #270 shares, and Hee Aged Mother ing Slowly Poli and of bonds, her father's admon-| the Key on the inside, locking the girt ? ‘ ¢ Bausch to bis mail thts morn | Wi Wiineaeyonr-0ld Clare Hommes | on the vost, and want Ge@nstaire to ted am Deve ress z recotved a letter dated May 9 and ‘ | Met a horrible death. mm the roof Clara's though! was how to - Ye |siened Mra. Johvana Hess 06 Bast le ‘ie Ghe was strangie! between the top of) cach the tereet The fire escape wae vty fire: street, in whieh she «ald tha Gambwaiter car and the the shaft secessible She saw the | (tle frame | mother and davanter are dying of pot on the roof of her home 5 West Forty. | « ® at the ifthe dumowa ter enaft Jeon” seventh atreet. oll ll pent oS He ime tiled the et | : : he had escape! from her room to 4 ed street, she said, and, going to | ihe F ft ree police stu tho ha. retical ti i. ape. the roof and tr net to the} the shaft, pulled the car up. ton, wae for Mrs. Hess, who ty thir | wes which cannot slip. Ryery palr Basement in the d nd thence | The dum ‘iter used for carrying veetght ar ld and the wife of « ey y oes kapalne flix . prow Herta at tothe street wren she met ner death | ral and ler and provisions to the upper joook and ber agel motrer in bed. Mrs ing, and i ‘Ocutis riptions filed at hail op: Though only fir oo) 4, Clara | partments arrow car ly four | Tlees ald whe b 4 jured h head on thicne prices, Voettively only emir to each customer as tall and plump and pretty, She | feet high ta crowded her body from a carrlage 11 November last n wes a belle along Tenth avenue. Hetlinto ft, but she could not squeewe in the tors sald she was likey t EHRICH BROS., Sixth Avenue and 23d Street, ! parents say she was seudetrong, De | her head a le at the ohyel 3 @ause they could not keep her off the] Hor weight ax she stepped into the car were tr » kill her and h t Otreets at night 4 it ve tind Last evening her fat! an employee | head was caught with her chin on the “ \ : of the American Ice Company, gave her | sii) of the shaft and the top of the car ee { Wife not to fei the wir! leave the } wed the itd he cat , | ‘ Ho weat to work ai 18 o'chick. He was) town Her arms wete nel m ia the 3 \ ! Vietoria Pate weer Into Me 7 aside her book | tranaled t a 1 Collection-Rox at the Rattrond | ae on — i | 7 \ for Soldiers! Widows. t tine beng t rived in London at noon to-day. She t init ad Populists ‘ \ \ y pe spend saan ps here and attend eh aE Bay sed Se me Mei eoces "BEANS STANDARD OF piattorm of which ihe chief planks omely old married i “a He . ed to be in exve a cid The pew man insted only two weeks, | “WILLIE” BLUM ee es ae yee temand tative and ref when Mra Zelg tf t a boy eloped with ay che warmth of the popular e | ’ e = | we demand te owner Willte w # taken Wife, whe took her theee which she recelved slong the whoe Children s Shoes---Misses and oys--Shoes A speraiion of rallronte, lee said the children ‘ ute to uekingham Palace ’ jh lines, coal mines, h love with him Prior to Yea ‘na Foddingtes tation, Fe sg Ee pa con om th foe i torte Saal Also for Infants. wealth i a heritage of the ae aoe BS a money fn be it tthe It is our business to have all kinds of shoes in the onload satis Hel Se: abeopanee’ aidren, are pert , Urelage"and. Her Majesty best shapes for the Little People and we have Populists at is hewn Falla | {" specelative purposes, nad alten |p ae Rae oh carriage, oud Der & pest shapes for the Little People wr f land should be npahttted A ei ae A ——— them, Our shoes tit and still allow room tor the Not Yet Settled Al! Jand now helt by ratiroads and « fe yoo Po beta Mrs . on La Champagne, hild. aS sker's whole f x t growing foot of the child. the V.-P. pe fat it Willie's mother, # eat 6 South! for kidnaps ae er t Fren La Champaane * a on oP. eoie, and now Fy kidnap ee catled this morning for Havre with We put an end to all ach’s } . ailens should reclaimed by the ” rowded ¢ Most of be seen i i iW jemment and held for actual settlers 4 phy wets, pune for the Parle’ ‘spo: and pains in their feei, give f BIOUX FALLS, & D. May 10 Wile | omy hd The vessel carried $2.56.000 In them the greatest freedom : tam Jennings Bryan ie to be placed i | mines” h* and increase their hea'th Nomination by the Populiste convention | and. pr ; { here to-day and the champions in the irom omammodity. 18) Wraere Unien ri AIS Be ty x and strength, hee. > shies Veale neat currency that can be devised, | Wiseonms « ” % | en Aa an ew tee sich a nano’ aystom le te: of eS : Chilf’s Russia Calf, We't Sole, Button and Lace, sizes 6 to 10% seesseenss cee 1650 ‘ ‘These two features brought the dele | Misses’ Russia Calf, Welt Sole, Button and Lace, sizes 11 to 2 .. 2,00 : Gates out in force early The tay be ton LONDON STOCKS FIRM. The “Junior” Russia Cali, Welt Sole, Lace, sizes 8 to 1s... . 2.00 Mar ein ccd tree a aon ame! scccuise “casita tat The “Junior” Russia Calt Oxford Ties, Welt Sole, sizes 8 to 2. 2.00 com er: and fro he t ite u le throu rn fr e ¥ these were such as t) demand earner necessary | Geadee toeart agen a nye ng } | Child's Russia Calf Oxford Ties, Watt Sole, sizes 6 tot 1,50 Bitention from te \d he war operations in Sov e 4 | | Misses’ Russia Cait Oxford Ties, Welt Sole, sizes 11 to 2, .. 2,00 The Committee on Credentia PROF. KOCH, || Youths’ Russia Calf Lace, sizes 14 to 2 f . 2,00 oe eee Melariog sig A Germany, Boys’ Russha Calf Lace, sizes 2% 10 Siges. 2.00 " mending that the { Miesourt ] If Maurice “mn won a $1500 one ur 4 out, Mr, Carroll, who dad CONSTI ON, ee ner: ag . Pe fncreased by two votes t of O « at Chabon! seen t not ace without turning ore CRT ARRY ys’ Oxtord Tres, sizes 2% to 5! i f ve by two votes and tha: of 4 hs « lly Haltims o| Friday jast, ax is aw. he { dia scant hairs, Anally eaid t " ne { Tite een” % nwhih Fan in lara daa Ser seat ayer mio wae cralana’ ath tne fae AAD ASTHMA nee aw. aza{,,. 100 much care cannot te given to the se‘ection of proper footwear } saints 4 more & OW mmon was selling ndance fre Ps j re 2 p , est wi + ; Po Algal iy rk tetertod “at smmotional man th eathed ance of a freight New York, where daily clinics are |!" children, Our shoes give the greatest wear and the greatest comfort, , ; pir BW . ‘ oye " ave won Ih ‘eid for the beneht of New York pa- | Children’s White, Blue, Pink and Red Kid Shoes. Si . without a disse 1 at 4 ee b are wilt , | held children’s e, Blu and Re . Shoes to prevent fepett threatened last nig OWA CHOOSES DELEGATES. — | ‘te ee ee yal 3 rural | Ham Tie Olle caus ae tients tien from Toeing-in and High-Counter Shoes for weak ankies, mitigeman Maden, of Colorado WHEAT WAS STEADIER ' th of th | healing ofl, can be breathed directly Spring and Summer Catalogue Mailed free on application ; on" coe Hepablican State Convention Se- BUT TRADE NARROW. | be as sean ow down 1 good “full | (206 dhe luseen and the most wonders [ } nth ng . ita ree wand Others rt ® “ - ant the ful remults are obtained. Even con : Mar concent sade mann Consine Talks ; [ious ; enemy termzer and the | 9 sumption finds in thie treatment ite ALFRED J.CAMMEYER, 6th Ave.,cor. 20th St. sly . i b ag 4 MOINES. Ia ce aks tha 7 bh ifr conqueror. It takes the place of stor. | Sass ne, 1 iin co Cabiwadn. ‘us wa Repub nven ‘ . ‘ J s ‘ ach medicines, whieh Kill more peo- Me Gs vartacccet coorenren 5 ¢ following : ; sd alight Some ie Qvale * ble than the dieage itelt. When a The World Always More Pattersons name was greeted with * " ‘ y] club onvinerd ft ml TO Oe ar eter uae | Than —— © Cr Mo) jment, and It will make you better ett _ applause, © oe Seren | aid that f persons sat in the vinehed sald pity ingly Conaultation {9 free, Remember the fi ps ppg dist - Davenport; Dr ki. &m estd ky lawyer. . The ) | number, 48 W. 22d st, New York, or Sale fe) han ' ‘ , | ad lv by bso ache 1934 Arch et, Philadelphia. This alter ee é Mol — ais \ re Howar Crtermoer sored German-American company estab- Paid Help of busine f ih opped, kad ished the original Koch Lung Cure M & B ) W: Sepia rthout debby pratt ava it an ea ie nan, al BA ind, x-s0ine lished the original Koch Lang Cure, (V7 yg’ 5 oys’ Wastin To pa coming ft N kota o & - = : -_— orporased user tbe protection of| ay’s World. egation. pe singing. « aly "i ow the top I Me the P pee Speaker | ~ y reve A r LS BE pst pi BOY'S HBAD CUT OFR, | “ae. 8 ajamas, inde of — | vesugne te gh BA RFTABLISHEO 1845 Paid Help W. i rep: Plat: | | car had tompletely cut p Wants ‘ oad olor mad eo "| WARLBOROUOH IS ILL? REST. LIPFUR TO RESIGN =n: vse nee mem 3 ‘eeopana | Made of woven color madras,| 3 QE thes other N ; a tated by eswena a Wale Hi Bates Durnege’s oa neat pink and parce pai bined. 2 ‘ Pango pers com! e b+ Heport in Lendeon that Date Was Commissioner Wiles YW O'frien, 16 | overt Feet " . . e ‘ , | ; Ordered Home Becanse of te Said, WHE Secceed Mim in a eae eleaaed " beconets Ingest." | i sTuRes 1.00 | oa neces... 3 | Manne Poor Health the Schoo! Board werua Vatbom ine fred tn alia ‘ President Joseph J. Little, of the Man Hing, 18 to IM Mercer street, thts The Cotten Market. rer suit, | awnivas i an Borough Sehoot Hos tlt »on se ae mn on ) AOOKEINDERS maces Merinal Seten Cig ee ices of cotton to-tay Boys “ia _ peed vaine $1.50, Bri isnen 1 | Pas ; entlemen who don | ponsaz Wop autae Prank Reta 8 ‘20 Who come to us knew how! l or - —sagaapaed . a * Al wrappers. on the ' nor of 184 &> b .. c e ay } ® nanimously | wraree™ on me " well-dressed all the " See | Mercer a ew ain” iy Come ‘ a & St 7 ‘ 4 | Ben maven Here Little Gentlemen are Broadway & 20th VAMBERMALDS OPRRATORS “ P —— ve ‘ —_ — | Here cooKs PRESewRS 5 | _—— FIREMAN OVERCOME BY GAS elevator 4 an Ss that do, they 'd want | camemne «| Paierens Z Nominate | * POLICE GUARD A MINE. it bay ae, sce age | Sprin to come, too, | CAMINET MAKERS. 4) PAPRR-MANOMRS 1 j ocnligny hoy deve on Bievator No. 2} TTERS 2) PLomm Gime, with igeatios Dee. | and John Durango, who ran No: J All should know these:-— | Diserwaauins | rontens. ; " fey a ceeens, Strikers t Ray by Armed M aeeeereont wed Recewed Coen | notited the engineer of No. 1 not t0 Sack Suits, $4.50 to $12 | Lan. | ORRERSAKERS 12) SALRALADIBN : CINCINNATI. May ~The w — = an, and Resewed by descend to the bottom, as Herbst was) icine Wash Suits #2 to $5 TOUNG.—Settenty, May & 1900, LaREI® Youn, | DesIGNRRE 2 SKIRT HANDS... ¢ Populist Convention's + ompan in the shat Then Duran " ie at Mt Lake's Hospital, New York. DRIVERS 4) SALeeMEN Was called to order a A fir was cvercome by gas while! up to the top of the bulltin : & necesalty, Decnwer a (Dis season ed Suits, $4.50 to $10. views Tharetey, May 1, a: § DRTO CLERKS 12 sHOsMAKERE r v. L, Pee fighting « plage in the cellar of the sa- ul 4 into waft No. 2. (s @eDilitated and run dow 3 r chapel of the heapital. RMOROUDERERS a) SNOOnAPHER® ¢ delegation = W von on the southwest corner of Thirty. | Se 8g are H mt lans, $14 to $18. | EN AAN CIN 4 TATLARE n were cut down from M to| ‘he altempt to resume & seven:h gtrest and Ninth avenue thiol h er, of No.2 | petite falls and there is danger trom aberdashery and Hats. BARAXD BOTs 4 UPHOLSTERERS — ¢ to Congressional Districia | (oD Wood Mine was mate The Cor Pushed hi ore ot serious \liness Spring Medicine w eur AGENCIES 9| Water MAND " officers and armed em | railing between the twe shafts another name for Hood's Sarsapartila, whica | The World is recognized as a | PREDERe 5 WAITRESSES “ o> eomnantond = ches | oa the pork a nenpert Se tie coat my . | in that Beekion soe Be fhe Jost hie Eee purifies, enriches and vitalises the blood, The “1 ondon’”® and “West advertising medium for foot cine Warrens a ci] vet Mieours 2p: rae fits, canted to work were not molested " cach has balance weighs w ep Se eee Se St eae for Men. hots, boarding-houras fund farm. OROCERY CLARKS | \IRCRLLANEOUY 2i9 “ Meh be hept et th matnol pane fonnest item revergs te, tie. coms, Smale” Hood's Sarsaparilla Sack Suits 1 $15 | nouns. Now le the time te to advertise NOvmmnunrnns _ « ‘ Reatbtion "when ressead ‘, wey yh got w le the Best Medicine Money Can Buy. to $35. for eummer boarders, ite stitial