The evening world. Newspaper, May 18, 1900, Page 3

COWHIOED FOR SULTING BRIDE Zeterberg Met His Rival Brooklyn’s Shore Road and Lashed Him. No Ladies’ Oxfords—The coolest he for sum- mer, Complete lines of low-cut Shoes at special prices tor to-morrow, in- Cluding the newest mannish \, shapes, in russets, all \' atent leathers, vici id skin, with heavy soles and extension on = edges; sizes and widths in quantities, Black or Tan Leather Oxfords, with toe caps, % . Russet or Dongola Leather Oxfords, with toe caps, 4.49 fir fot Dongola | eather Oxfords, with 1 98 . ‘own Vick toe caps, All sizes and widths. Ladies’ Shoes, 69c. For Saturday a large lot of Ladies’ Shoes, sizes 24, 3, +4) 4, In button or laced, © For Misses’ or Ladies’ wearing above sizes, a $3 or $4 69 Shoe can be purchased for Sizes 4% to 7, Large lot button or laced shoes, at These two lots should command special attention. fecend Plow 601) & Retion A Sale of Gloves. Ladies’ Gloves, rea! lisle thread; in the most beautiful shades of silver grays, : Ne modes, tans, including black ani 19 MR. LOUIS ELLSWORTH ZET- MRS. LOUIS BLLSWORTH ZBT- white; all sizes to-morrow, nenene wares |$ Ladies’ Gloves, 2-clasp Suede isle | thread; our — §0c. quality, in ali colors; the selling will be quick; all Ver writing a note te a bride ef a and it will be several days before he © &@ young man wee whipped last abie to leave his home at Ninety-ercond street and the “I had not seen Marten for three read, Brooklyn yeare until about two weeks ago,” salé Leute Leterderg, proprieter of a hetel Mra Zeterberg te an Dvening World re- 0 - your choice to-mor- 35 rtf Proor t0th Ot feetion jet Minety-nint® etrebt and Third ere porter to-day “He told some of my| W mus, Brooklyn, applied the whip. friends that he intended to get « divorce The rappers. Vor sovera) weeks @ party of YOuNS trom his wife and elope with ma He de ‘men hed been visiting Zeterders’s hotel. serveq what he got.” Wrappers of Sheer Lawn, in Mameng them was Joseph Marion, 'wem- wire Zeterberg wae Ming Mamie Hig- stripes or figured, tucked yokes, an 1ay-two sp old, a clerk, formeriy im ging tauehter ot a a HWigsine, of the Watteau backs, collar, belt, a Weert Brews we Company br sleeves and ruffles with her x, parent t aesy Seren immed with = em Aa Zeterbern wes closing hie place and road ine joan 2.98 OWednestay night his w frvet aSiveen but there was oppo on : leeor. Marion, who was leaving, threw gine” Uaitiag® The lovers decided to ‘Lawn Wrappers, in pretty he wate to her It read: “a week at sreteentar ol pag | ripes, iace yokes, with two wer’ grandestinety ° “I have watted ali day to see you. \@ee me to-morrow at 7 o'clock sharp narrow ruffles edged with lace, ae rp ge tyr Man) they eid high collar, flounce 3,98 Twithowt fall (‘ore gure Ninety-second fa rt “nies aninie euapec ted skirts, \gerest and Shore 3M elo Mre Zeterderg the note te her ‘ refuse to marry you,” 3 Lawn Wrappers, full fronts, ited Finally « minteter of thi \ on Fourth avenue, en | Watteau backs, square yokes of embroidery, collars, sleeves and ruffles trimmed with 4 98 ° deep embroidery, {i =| dl f Secon’ Floor, 69th Mt Sestion The Sale of Parasols. ies’ Parasols, china stik, black silk, gloria, coach 95 - style, and with one ruffle, Ladies’ Parasois, twilled silk carola, 2 ruffles white china silk, 5 ruffles: china silk, al! shades; striped corded sitk, all colors; white china silk, coaching, with striped border white china silk, with 3 ruffles china silk, with veling At the appointed hour Zeter-_ @ured with « soul borsewhip, lenet Marten. Beterberg, without waiting to hear ex- began to piy the lash about a head and shoulders. Not until Whe manher had begred for mercy did Bo demi. Marion was fearfully cut UA | thing has been FOUGHT WITH: LNED ON AUT Pie vewly wedded pair went the bridegroom's heme and were fengiven received with enthu to ‘Sties Ttewins’ cantly reconeled to the union, dnt every. | fagntiy were not so over now. AWAD WOMAN, AND FRUIT CIET. iMrs. Simon Refused to [Speaker He * “4 1 Co te the Hospital BURNS viene. | at Night. Queer Fad. | e:, | WASHINGTON, May 18-/The reason After a hard atroggio Mre Maggie, why Miss Henderson, the daughter of a was removed from her home, | speaker Henderson, has been sent to ‘OH Bast Beventeenth street, early th!s 4 sanitartum Ws due to her persistence \emerning guffering from temporary tn | ng on a frutt and mut die. teantty. swith her at Wer Mra Bimon te thirty-five years of | Whe lives with her » (@iidren on the third floor of a ten tment house She hae deen 'p fl) heen fer geome tine, and her | ness affected bia 1h thet neosasity for an 1 been narrowly averted years Mise Henderson bas | been @ devotes of the mut and freit fad. Sie pursued her musica! studies Wille following the diet and the rewult | nervous colinpee, | Byery morning Mise Henderson om riwing would @at an orange or benans and a quantity of pecans and English wonute In vain her father and mother sded with her spent most of fing around (their apartmen Gnd opening doors and trying to escape her supposed wo At 2.9) A. M a policeman was called “y } and he summoned Dr. Maxwell, of ss i to take more solid t ho liquid but water, Lunch ere nade up of more nuts, r ax monthe of thie diet Mise) thon grew apathet'c. Finally her! ue Hospital. He sald Mra Simon em broke ove. and for monthe | ia te o pay’ haa been unable to retain sollé wend hove to ge to the insane pavilion. | f° “Acute dyspepsia and nervous prot | Bhe Geclared she would not go. and a peliceman and her husband grabbed the surgeons despair, for) a tine of saving her life without an/ | operation A Genyerate struggle ensued = Mee @imen fought like « fury, and her cries! @roused the other tenants and there wae @uch excitement in the house. The doctor had to go to the asstetance | @f Simon and the puliceman and Kt re | m@uired their united efforts to get the man down stairs. another strum AT A SEWING SOCIETY. Lady Gets Fuuny on « Harmless (1) Drtak. “Our Sewing Society’ meets every week to sew and we elways have lunch, Just as sure as I take @ cup of coffee | act so stily and ey such beurd things {t seems as though I were intoxicated. 1 feel so ashamed | of myself, but cannot help it. My/ RATHER DIB THAN SLAVE," wit xv» tvpoamme and | that night. 30 | thought | would Teusg Man Cut Hie Throat with a | take my Postum Food Coffee the next | Pemknife Because (ensured ‘time and you should have heard the by Empiever. names they called me, ‘old maid,’ | Wittem 4: , Wwonty-® crank, &e. Put before the lunch wom Pog Hundred snd tere, Was through, Portum had more than enteenth street, attempi ‘ one convert and those who tried it attemPi@t to cur hie vere delighted. They had heard of it, but had no {dea it was £0 good. “| “T have given « great deal of Post- um away to friends, just to convince, them how good it !* and they inva-| bly adopt {t. There are so many! | people who cannot drink coffee with- | out it distressing them, and Postum tte Food Coffee seems to be exactly the | thing. ive om T have been old | friends for years. I began the use of | ‘© the use of Hving| i) when it was first introduced, four | Got to be o slavet! or five years ago. At first | thought | ; end Ht eome of theee!t could not nse it; for the way I made it, it was so flat and tasteless, but | A short time afterward Mr. Herman | sso T found out that 't simply re- found Greeby in the greenhouse with | quired long bolling, the old trouble | Bie throat gewhed. He sent him to the} disappeared and we always have! Fordham Hosoltal on elegant cup of coffee, when we! At 181 Best One Hundred and Beven-| moke Postum right.’ Send postal » Where Greeby tive! with| card to Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Bat- janitor said| tie Creek, Mich., for the name hon —— ruffle; biack and white striped satins, with val 1 69 ruffle chotce, . Ladies’ Parasols, biack taffeta stik, black silk J 45 carola, one roffie, Ladies’ Parasois, white china silk, with dotted ry'fle white china silk with two ruffles; bisek chins 1 95 . silk, ruffled, 79 Other Parasols for misses and children at prices ranging from age. to oe zen! Ladies Swiss Underwear Let No. 1—Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, in a variety of styles, some with wing sleeves, THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, MAY [8 Ladies’ Shoe Spe cials, tome without, trimmed with . 4 runni y lace and silk ribbons at the 3 for 25. -_ We gas be ri " ser neck, in white, ecru and 4 100 dosen Men's and Boyes’ Silk Band ane Cows, Wy a _ Trick | fancy colors; an exceptional Bows, large variety of designs, 25¢ 25 every particular, and none —! = lcameee| baygain, your choice j2 was the price now | for in the lot worth ‘ess than\\s jee:| } first | vs SS 7$¢, t0 $1.00; your ch = ec Spl case Lot No, 2—Ladies medium ‘of the lot to-morrow i , rachel weight ribbed M U d 5 p » Des Iinstrus and Pants, en ’s nderwear, (C, fat the special price of Po on Se meni,cor-| finest Feypt sessing | and pr dd as well as any Last Saturday's tremendous Sale —— all of the advantages in ease garment you would piy ‘¢ was due to the sensational value we 4 manipulation and results ory 1900; Cold Storage Vaults for storing furs, garments, textiles, carpeis, Ac. Stri¢ ine 8 avonls beat > OWL 9 & Sas n wie a large | array t bar- gains of unmits | takable merit in Summer wear for men, women and children, There are many miscellaneous i'ems as well, all of which are thoroug! of perusal by intendin, Sa' urday shoppers, as each is an adinirable exponent of the oft-demonstrated fact that “ Bioomingdales’ Prices Are the Lowest Prices,” poe e cee oreo en se eee: ew ewe crew ee ees 0+ oon ne ene ew ees eee nn ens es ceecess Special Sale Tailor-Made Dress Skirts--Saiurday Only. A Splendid Combination of Quality, Style, Price -The Best Skirt Value in New York. In consequence of the immense ss of last week's sale we have decided to repeat thy grand citer ' ly worthy | ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' i} ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' to-morrow. Early selections are advisable \ LADIES’ DRESS SKIRTS (exactly like cut), the new } seven-gored shape, with inverted plait back; made o } it 1 B woccces Men’s and Boys’ Hats. = We intend to close out sev- eral lines of Derbys and At pines, and offer an unusual opportunity to buy a high grade hat forlittie money. Men's Fedoras of fine quality fur felt, trimmed with silk bands and binding, full leather sweat- band; colors black, brown and pear'; value $1.$0 and $3 85! your chotce to-morrow, Men's Derbys, biack an 4 brown | | 0 real Scotch homespun; in Oxford, medium and ligt piaits at bottom; nearsilk lined; velvet Oxford and dark gray; 22 to 28 other shades. None C. 0. D. No Hail Orders Filled, But one shirt Saturday will be a special da Every pair bears the imprin gray; also black English Cheviot; sides and two tn bound; regular value S8.$u; very 200 Blacks, 100 Dark Grays, Mostly lined; feeent Fleer, (a & teetivn for the sale of Means $4.00 James Means gores are stripped with tailor-stitched special, for to-morrow only, at 100 Oxfords, 100 Medium Grays, < some unlined, Ld Men's Shoes $2.00. Grade Shoes the best wearin Remember vou are buying taffeta silk and finished with fan Lengths 39 to 4%; waist bands 22 to 38; in black, 50 Light Grays how James Means, Maker. and most stylish shoes fo just halt the former pr thein | Specials, The Ladies’ Neckwear.. a W aist Sets, consisting of a oi ot cuff Duttons, 3 a want studs, large collar-button on now { with the following stones: traids, Rubte Soh rth eg 1 temorr ” 4 Mala View, Fram th 4 Ladies’ Waist Warets « fas striped madre French bac cuffs, wh te k and tle of mrs 1.25 Waists f foe white lawn: chater +! backs; smbeotdery in {ny and tucking on satevulls 6pecta 1. 49 Shirt Watsts of percale stripes ques all new AQ terns, special, Secend Fiver, Rb Gh Catton, na few lois of fine pisces of Chiffon and Site Moemrenans have marke f price for one day; = ard to $3 00: P pward from New Lawn Goods for |ittie or nothing the quality ond styles; upward from Big Hatch of Made Up Net and Ortental Ties, 15; at me, (hese are the best values in New York. We shall sell severai thousand pieces of plain Mato Taffeta, i inches wide, werth age, at in iw, Oe oe Gee Foreign and demene tnliee Mate Piewr, etna] aot Special Sale of Ribbons. fancy \*ibbons at about 50c, on the dollar, Sash Ribbons, worth Se., at, per vd. Mancy Taffeta, { ya, af 15: Metailique Taffeta, 7 inches wide all esters, peng, A Sale of New Hosiery. have just opened $$ case ¢ choice goods, which will h wt be sold athe bout 50 cents on the dollar of ing prices, ladies’ extreme fancy Lisle Thread Mt be ts, ad Lisle patterns, Silk Binabey act fronts, vertical stripes, in \ designs These goods are a leben \ <s rts’ fine samples and are worth: to $1.25 per pain your \ ws dite { the entire line, per pate, Other Special Hosiery Bargains. ‘4 Ladies’ Hoslery, ‘ancy cotton, black, nay “ wiih while polka cots, guaranteed hat pions, at Ladies’ Hosiery, extra fine two-theead black 12. tua wale! Ladies’ Nosiery Following are a few o| the There ve 00 pee of all sa 4 sf ~— au quick sale of these $200 vies e ne - quainties N spilt Ba not one palr in the lot 35, and Gane thee Out to w Whek Hox Calf Leather, toe caps; mony Ler ‘ a choles to-morrow at 19: ga yy Mack Vic} Kid Laibar toe care Fut | Men's Halt Hose at Special-Sale Prices—at 12¢e~= from $2.98 to set Russia Calf nt 5 of finest s plain black, reseet,, tam, Special Sale of the Boys’ Hats. wn Viet Ki | po toms | griry aplcnd bel and toes. fine -xracted polka dot at Boys’ and Children’s Tam 0’ Shanters, in the new! alee 9OE on aor hose. tn blue and black gr mans with white dots; all 12 t1-tneh crown, colots of Dlue, tan, brown, red, cadet 4 " Ais quaranteed fast colors: actual value 2Sca, at many others, { erutifully ornamented with embrotd. 49! ts sale 9 Imporia: NOS) At age. Chole Halt Hose, finest grades; la; ery, sold as a bargain at S9cy special to-morrow, the wearer with a regular 2. 00 sie thread, plain co Boys’ Derbys, Alpines, T and Crushes, our dollar value at fancy styles: actual value per pair, at Mais Plow bm Beeeten Mate Fleer, WiGh, Gocttem Men’s Bicycle Hose. New styles of Mon's Bicycle Hostery st" prices that do not cover the cost of making them. There are 8%0 pairs in this lot, com sisting of fine Lisle thread, cotton and mere, none of which are worth less than $1.00 and a grest many sold for $2.00 49 and over; choice of amy at cor, Gh M. Poetics, Cameras, Supplies, Etc. styles for the little fellows, | 00 black, brown, tan, pearl) this Itne, all shapes, Mais Fioar, 69m Carver, The Neckwear for Men, Negligee Shirts, 39c. We place on sale to- 50c. Foulard pean 25¢. aes a special price f r, in Tecks : A "reverb paid tn Hance, wide pointed ends 100 dozen Men's Pancy ot straight end string ttes ard band bows, Negligre Shirts. There are a§ dletinct patterns, excellent values, 6 25 different patterns, of neat ae desi every shirt is weil med, oth laundered neck Fancy Silk Band Bows, beautiful line of nob! H | | | lo | | | | | \ | { | for, We have them In a variety of styles—low neck. hig gave Men's Underwear at less than of cameras selling for sew- | very i neck, V neck, square neck, with sleeves and without: a half original price. 69% es its price; measures | sires, Including exis large. These, saiee rods wil) cort Ve phe oe ey an even better lot un m re as, C. mA, ‘aE you more than double this price later. Take your for tomorrow's sale, Every garment? The Silkaa, [housands of these have been sold at $1.2 ree couple choice, 25 worth at least double the price quoted. ? made of “ilkaa, which resembles a fine twilled silk; wtl , ith 3 capse Poco Lamp, Lot No, 3— Boys’ and Girls’ Vests, Pants and Drow They consist of fine Ribbed Shirts} outwear any umore la to ever been manufactured: h Ri tat A ates: has 8 white cotton, made an. trimmed in the best man and Drowers, plain Balbriggams,) fas the appearance of 4 #1. br be! in the brilliant squace mde lor Strictly first quality, sizes 16 to 4 inche 15 striped, plain pink, blues, iaven-) very best manner; with peragon frame, with an assort snap-shot bed Bos —— special price to-morrow for 1%inch. ders: also mottled mixtures, the ment of fine Congo, Dresden by i! a "69 lena of wondertal Pa con (Rise of 2c, on larger sizes.) shorts are all trimmed with extra good) handleg ovr sale price 9 } tT cone utter, SE AS oe a re oll gta pe a! = The imperial and Banner, mad+ of unton silk se: $ Plate fielder, 98 rs, r taffeta, in black of blue; mbrelia guarentes . | Hi y Dr a, be R ao pide 25 year, strome and durable, ty are manutactured c (ath (4 ren Ss esses. = pie 4s a pte § tnd linen combination, roll. made in the very best ~1 one manner, with paragon fr #) rod, some with case and bap pcr page tne me eae es aseortmont ! ongo, Dresden, pear 95 yo m, orn, rudder an nan % our sale orice ench, spectal ferently, 6 aice assortment of 98 Collar Sale Saturday, Main Peer, Prom New flectrose Develop- persizen, 6 toes. % 9 79, ing Trays Guaranteed Atlan Tostng Powders, Girte’ Dresses, ot acham, rab These collars we offer to-mor- acid and aikalt ‘, the) makes Come Gaae fronts, ee vlc bh are sold Nea hest in the market for de-| tem over shoulder, *. 44 a! 1Se. each, or $4 E: i &S | ve nd t rN on sleeves, 4 on 14 et doxen: our price under yeg asses pectac 2s. : it 94 Atlas Teatag Sole 2. 1.29 special brand 10 for hr u ‘24 tion, #-oz. bottle, = 10 Ip; Si@, 4x Male Phew, Oth St Goetion., Girls’ Sator Suits, of colored vercaie, shield and deep sailor co\- of white duck, trimmed sith braid, white 4 to 12 years, aia 2. 49 = A large assortment of Children's White and Colored Pique Coats, tome elaborately trimmed with insertion and embroidery, 6 mos. to 3 yrs. nae 2.25 fecont Floor Mth % Section Special Draw Belts, 48c. The entire belt made of ex lent heavy double face satin ribbon; all sires, 48 Other styles of Draw Belts with Sterling silver, gobi, Silver lated and French gray ring uckles and fancy back pieces, $1.95, We, 7S¢, and Elastic Draw Belts. Latest Paris Creation, fit nice and snug around the whist; 48 Special, 95¢, 7 Sc Mate Plow, 1h MH. Sertion. v bein gine $1.00, or at, rach, Men's and Boys’ 4 Ply Collars, in 35 of the latest Styles, in pokes, wings, Straight standing, high or this coupon with p a ¢ ve pe re Free. ' nd Case t '| Vegetables & Groceries. New gerd extra 7 bars 9 4 Beams, very 6 ee low turn-down: to-morrow 10 packed inbox for 4) ” Alumnico Sesalienis fine, quart was $1.00 or, each, Sata: Bd a © ‘au tase i and Spectacles, 45, "coder, baal peak iced ‘a a B Sh tfi the way t Asparagus, 17830 —a jo ner arber aving Outfits ay 95 fat mg ca one 44 bw gg Compl fe 98 ant Sie a tt | Whar per btch 2! pate White Oats, mp ete, Ce San Sb Gates (Stic | Maman, oe heme 49) "fain wr be 2 eg s Straight or riding bow. Eveglasses pa pertect our arber’s outiit dealers ai $2.00, our special price, 4 4 besides, youwill ave} The Celebrated Goldine and Stiverine Rimmed Eye. | Cheese wun 16 tails 140 and money andtime They yiasses and Spectacles, -nposs die to tarnish ea f idee Genuine Lemoine Sare Outfit will pay for t-{ as they are ¢ of sol eal all the way through; we y Swiss (Cheese, "25 dines, finest from self the first week. § considered then: a bargain when we first Introduced 8 ported, per Ib. our regular price perros thee a. them at $2.00 a pairs our sale price, 6 Cooked Corned Beet, per can, original Bar ced, per 'b. Lemon Cling Peaches, po ‘98! Genuine Pe bbles, 98 | Cooked Ham, shad, 23 Volant ne Nastia’ 3d ce higenes robe tole : Sugar Peas, Catsup, excellent quality, frames which mowtar par 16. 12. ent kind, can, pints, 1 Gen Heothow Oreand Wate & an. 5 Buwcber Rear, oth gusvactce, |} oy have: heset \ limite! | Tomatoes, our fancy New! our ' a esive opticuns at $4 :) Jersey solid pack, "eg bag a Mowe i our Saturday's sale price, per pair, kind, big cans, ee . pan | Brtetie Lather Bret. | Mate Plow, Sen eetion. Mata Poor f. Bota