The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1900, Page 3

EP: Se pa ~ GAVE UP WEALTH it TD WED AER LOVE, Miss Annie Jackson, an Heiress, Secretly Married Poor Sweetheart. Annie Jackson, # rich young soclety, her husband. A platoon of relatives girl, of 1 Bast Biehty-third street, | guarded her from the wrath of her eloped with Alfred © Terwilliger last | family, She is for forgiveness q ‘erwilliger is the son of 4 What do money?’ she Ne gies a bikie tye man | love livery stable keane The eensation if The young couple are established in| upye Ai ibe whom Anule enty-taied Kirt ® Be James 6 ackeon lived at 1 bast with the top floor fl The marriage leaked Miss Jackson, father her grandfather, hty-third street f a2 Fifth avenue. | t this noon. | 9 invalid. | cre his story of had a luxurious home Her slight wich was gratified. Her grandfather rich. He owns most of the fashionable ees Ot ing | block In which he lives, A short while m de tar Bar io be ont wees oo mi ed his back yard and made a eae nessen for hie aranddaugh. |. Atihe corner of Madison avenue they =e ala | met Torwilliger. Annie excused her ter's ben jaalt “4 A short distance down the street was/A | v , {"fetwitiger Soarded ‘tana Rerwiitigee’s stains, Piles Seenpen wn Vetore the servant posped ibe { driving. She met young T r, who Is poor but good-looking e not seen or peard of them fell ir love with him, but #he) “My wife will weloome her niece with | her secret. The couple met se nif she returns The grandparents had no sus-| t f Terwil picton of Miss Jackson's attachment T keow that Thursday Miss Jackson left ber arand For that feason | cannet in, She went to the Little|# er actions. eépectally, to rum the Corner and married ee ae ue Terwillige Mr. Miller was furious, hour, a volce an could x y delteve it induiries bap ae Begg ear-old bride of Alfred Terwilliger, | The pretty eighteen-year-old f married | do not know It went to the poorly furnished Mat with) never heard of Annte Jackson’ a “a Mo. Kan. & Trsas pf Ny WALL STREET CLOSES DULL. a | Market Opened Weak and Only Few Stocks fell below the previous low fevel in the second hour in Wall street Raliroad stocks were freely offered and| fost a point in many cases People’s Se = ts iby ibs] * i Recovered. ve SS gs] : Re Ww wh Gas fell 214 and the local tracttons | THE ‘BANK NK STATRMENT, were notably weak. The expected heavy | fncrease in loane failed to show in the Dee owe te tae = bank statement, and an effort was) wens lea Surplus Reserves by the Figures, | The weekly bank statement shows the made to raily tho market against the| » Only a few stocks recovered to extent, the general market maln-| taining its heavy tone | following charges The closing was dull and unsteady at s reserves Aecreaged Mixed net changes } ‘Aporehension rearting to-day's bank | Lea statement caused a reiteration of yes- | De terday’s weakness at the opening to} Tae banks now hold $15,382,725 In ex fay, with the most pronounced losses) of the requirements of (he 2 per! recorded in Continental Tobacco pre-| rule ferred, American Sugar and Anaconda! ..,,eng-House statement for to-day Mining | Rxchanges, $167,045.18; balances, $11,008 Aside from these industrials and one Of! iy bor the week: Exchanges. 1905, 720,214; | two railroad stocks, the decline os, YAGMSI. The Sub-Treasury start were lunited to fractions t balance to-day of $1,172,446 emal! fractional gains were al: earings of all the bank clear What freely dintribuied throusl ng-howMes imthe Waited States for the al market | week ending to-day wore: $1,667,790.6 the incessant hammering Of! 1 sous. of 186 per cent. over the ec oh Tohaceo yesterday the price) iting period of last year. to-day showed a rising tendency on tre. ‘ ks of stock, and the weak: a foo, aispliavel ip this stock recently | WHEAT WAS STEADY inex switched to the Con- - = | ON THE FIRM CABLES. . mon held fairly well at a ful = ; re tng hal ot, while| Wheat opened 4 frm on comparatively xtreme 61-4, MteAdy cables, but Immegiately eased off vmparacively smati deal-| stall fraction. Trad® was extremely yperator’ apparently being im P ; * ed by perfect crop conditions s * York's opening prices were: July and A ‘ made a similar 112; May, 1 1-8; July corn, | break 1a * cA sotion sha all un T * By * opening prices were: July Ger lan Brooklyn was a $s. May Lt asked; July p ‘ n and Manhat July owte, 221 tan . 1 trang was fractionally The ¢ Market. hist we t ks! ‘The closing prices of cotton to-day ie acopt M Pacif May, 9.46 bid) June, 948 to 9.0 we a good start, receded a 9 n.| fi pert was evident in the ber, railroad list, as these stocks were ad | ‘ 4 in face of the y Mquidation ie cn, Sma oe rR BETT ut SATS BARNA 61-4 points. Mirsourt Pacific war bid up B point above yesterday's close after a fractional declt Glowingly of | grangers. The bears began to cover !n| Senator Marcus A Henna the Repub- | ! e one ~ ls ig recovers | yaa) Committee Chairman. Lnental Tobsce? preferred & points the Wallorf-Astoria, He sald this Home “wide declines wete recorded ini morning that his trip from Washington rocks little traded ft erally 5 = onal mo ne eid ‘inj. Uricen gave Way in| ingdipae nm business, but he talked a) 1 oelonk it aiitles f stocks to-day were “The Republican prospects were never| f bonds $9.00, par | better than now,” he said. 1 Did you notice how even the Cols. | rago Republicans have fallen into tine | ind the Adminisiration’s policies? 1 | fast ived @ despatch from aod entiasiastic, xing rapidly om this el uestion and Voputem generally « will be surprised. otal strength of the Republican vote Fy th» m next Fall, but. of course. it ff going to require bard work to keep thd) ov ne w way There was one certod in ampaign f yeart azo when if a vote had been taken toe suit out West would bi for comtori. Tat was « ber. 1 dont beileve we are agy * pertod the Reoubiiean party - wo str the oeople are too prosperous think [am safe in prophesying that we a to fight for every electoral! | I, and quite s number 4) | oe me better ‘ant an Benator . of « answer to Hanna replied names tn the pa more or leas question,” vn | core a nor they all iS toliowings but W's} he nominee of | ot. surpriged Mr. Kngli#h and myneif sman call upon him Both Mr. English and Mr Pierre have SAC manda Nee thie 2 advieed me that many of the statements 0 N ITSAGOO \t made by the ITSAGOOD Jcontained in Mr. Wanamaker's letter COMPANY, 64 York are exaggerated and untruthful, being — r | Batley men have been near the grave on any number of escapes. | we Mayor of " eaateunnell | Says English’s Action | Was Personal Affair. | PHILADELPHIA, May 12-Mayor Ast brid has made a statement ¥ he a t tify Dire r ef Poo Safety Koglish in the efforts to pr vent wepaper controtle maker's son, | sat ‘ ean AT You want to try IISAGOOD SOAP a from att t istration " a) | % 2 TE ANT AT) an. t er re . " 1 The statement, wade public to-day, is| THE ONLY THOROUGH COMPLETE ANNIHILATOR OF I rai u get t . ef yon a fol tect oap that yo ve be iny SAGOOD The Mayor's Defense ‘Bed Bugs & Black Cockroaches In relation to John Wanamaker's let SOAP is the most up-to-date soap ter published in this morning apers pre that exists; made by the most improved ma- concerning Director English's tery ew FOR DESTRUCTION « chinery, from the very best materials obtainable and in with him on y, J have to say] | an entirely new and better way. [that Mr Knglish’s call on Mr Wana COCKHOACHE NETL fi maker wits Oo manner whateoever Moov aad WATER HC There are tour kinds of iTSAGOOD SOAP, three made as a pubic oMeial, but to cal) Mr HOR @ tough fo toilet and bath and one tor the laundry, each namaket’s attention to the sumerous om wed { . i 7 ~ alapted to the purposes tor which they vindictive and malicious f mache ped to the purpose ich Whey are ticle: n his new ‘ a ' tot sation ard r Huge eor te ire Cream White, Pine Tar and Olive ied our pplicn 4 * ft ‘ , f t at any ‘ « ‘ ' which suiis yo than “ i mily agains and bas the jargest sale of i * Sad unjusiifadle abuse as haw been ap. faction every | * ! . per Laundry Soap . pearing in Mr. Wana die ip the ; 3 \ bby ot ' nearly a year past concerning Mr ord bf =e. ; bs ze autdry a f iy soap that was ever made, and no: teh and myself : ; , ‘ rvthit ) ry soap tae daavenenes inare than tee « aly that ki unything about laundry soap ca prac Ke vRniMe How ' pute this fact wan wee 4 ‘ " 4 ihe consumer can buy ITSAGOOD SOAP from Kea au p ‘ . \ ner. th in vet it from our various saies: ache as Ll ¢ this viemity, ¢ n amak ef's paper for months past concerning nf i \ 4 ingeniously written to divert attention from himself and to attack Mr. & knows this bette relish than English bas always le duties faithfully honestly and wit intelligence, and T wish |t to be dietinet ly caderet od that no offetal under ¢ high Ww, whe althfully wi defending ais ing his rand a i Be ASHBRIDGE, TOM'S AB BAD Bi AD ELEPHANT, Tom, the Central Park elephant been convicted of chronic and sentenced to solitary confinement) in a cast-iron cell, That te why work men making the dow! dition to the elephant house in the park | menagerie to-day Tom is a bad elephant, and although! he has no deaths to his credit or dis eredit it is not because he has not tried Many times since he was brought over here in 1888 by Hagenbeck for Barnum & has! viclousness KILLTHEBABIES Careless Mothers Who Use Dangerous | urgatives, «« 35¢ Suburban Homes AT Druccists Sent BY MA. £.5. WELLS, Chemst soa fry oy Md his account | He tried to kill George Arstingall, the trainer for the circus, and a Billy’ | Snyder, the park keeper, he has had! | A Menace to Mankind Easily Avoided iy North of the the Use of @ Kattonal Remesy—Bvetge Harlem River, Mother Should Heed the Warning, . . ! — ty ess On Monday Snyder was kicked through | open da jo the oaphere abo ® a ents wae ‘went heal tnauae us tooaiems Geo Harts ALSO A Grate’ ub ‘Loran ron TENDER TiRtO on Feverco Peer “1 ~Aeatertion! sequalntanceship and sought to caress poor tittle the brute. | ° “Cham | Yesterday Tom swung his trunk at! °° A LE OF H EAI LI NG. 9 am ions: nim. and if Snyder had not dodged ufder the fleshy sandbag he says there woul e have been crape on the Snyder door to- day Tom, honest The He Blue Serge and Striped Flannel Suitings his new cage friendiess, will be al trumpet all he STRIKES THE SOURC A Vile Cure That Gc Goes i to the Root of the Disease. There are lots of a.) afl: {” CNEMATG RO ke Pe sory Me Gah PH ® phee e ils and salves ete come cae | . a TALLY-HO! Sse: Sys sh neve wmeerarty the pan nctont e! Nal oll Miracte of Heating,” nel ‘ R " ; h it a horrible t Py disease goes on under the surface without a 4 | ls moment's interruption? i * Wouldn't it be wiser to select a remedy, er? tiie y | that seeks ¢ ¢ and regulates those deep-seated disorders which induce the dis This remedy is not a haphazard combina thom of druas, but it is & remety ipvented by specialists who have treated piles snd blood disorders successfully fof years, A! | moat any first-class druggist has it on sale at cts. per package. Don't treat | disease with every lotion and (eomes alone Remember the pm brown. Contains no oil nor grease. Is not sticky or mussy, BROADWAY WeaT [27] ‘BEN. 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