The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1900, Page 5

dete nid a) * wr aa iinail r THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 22, 1900.) BROKERS SUE STAKE ON 'SiegeleCooper Company. Hh WOM ThE TUNNEL. Soorything — Toilet of the . Mrs. Windmayer Refused| First Labor Trouble Has| "TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1900. Now Comes the Greatest Bicycle Offer of Them Alf Atalanta Bicyeles 74 Jor Men and Women. Known the world { over. Made by the: c Out Washing- 66 ; re Peoria R . Co., of Peoria, be Me to Honor Two — pened Le Sweet Sir "4 Sr ad. Ua Z (64 | that ie pel ite high rrpcialion oe aa ; Checks. —— that is appropriate, tty and stylish is to be found in the list of As the result of disastrous eats! The fire! strike on the raptd cranat! Offerings below, selec with care and discrimination in all transactions, Mre Adeline Widmayer, of | tunnel occurred to-day | the marte of the world, with a view to aiding mothers and ‘ued ta the ty Court by nar Wrakers shits. tne mon whe took he piaces| QUAFdians in the preparation of correct and becoming wardrobes for the approaching commencement exercises of ‘‘the coming woman. tious work and finest material, wheels that have @ national reputation, now to be sold at A CUT PRICE! They have all the fittings of a high-grade wheel—all. arched fork crowns, one-piece han, changeable. handle bars or | sprockets, internal e: ders in bo Witiam and Frank MoGibben, to re jof the first gang Washington on cover Fil, Two checks given by Mra. | Heights this moraing striking at noou. Widimayer were returned by the Oar: | n were pai to ware sy co: | The clothes of the girl graduate are just as beg feature in her seat posts; some are fitted with Peoria $6.00 guar- . fied National Bank |McCaor's own foreman, Mekntes. They! school life as are the more elaborate costumes of the woman in her anteed tires, others with the best quality single tube. { { eee eet’) social life. Every young girl is conscious of the fact that her tires; the cups and bearings are of very finest tool tle | ey were informed tnat 8%! Charms are greatly on hd dainty effects bag Re gl colors, bees yee goes and a. reason that she ber Nault et a wok ant ane atter-| ANd nothing could be more fascinating or attractive than the thin, ice of Men’s or Women’s wheels— \ < etal ally “ae \ nae eintt Prag: fe oun $ : while they last, [4 75 summery gowns that are shown this season. As in days gone by, | Fle kanes oclug wale hy sickute into tie macadam at the Kosice | White i8 considered the most correct and appropriate color for ver and under charges vard at One Hundred and Pitty-stxin| Graduating Dresses. Organdies, muslins, crepe de chine, nun’s Mrs. Widmayer asserts that she owns > street deserted veilings, dotted swisses, dainty mulls, etc., are the best materials. f 4 week's work jast real cate in hie cy worth ba ) men who rad deen) Ag to styles, it is permissible to follow the latest models, yet not fal J | sitthe ots aaraue norkig | here unier @-conira "| the extreme ultra-fashionable ones. The safest and wisest course all (E*5 of HM a day, They demarded % a day and refused to cesume work this morn tug. Then Foreman MeBntee matheres) 4 new force of a dozen laborer, and set them to work, with the result etaved. —— oMe s of the firm she was u instedd of closing Der out when ene was losing heavily the brokers allowed her umulate When she revived, she says, Mr Me- Gibbon demanded $1 She was phyel- She says for is to adopt the happy medium and make use of the simplest and richest materials Hf conservative styles—to be well dressed, not over dressed, and to neglect no single point of the toilet. Every- thing pertaining to a graduating wardrobe that will show your daughter to the best advantage and make you and her friends proud Artists’ Naterials and Supplies 1100, rou mier by 21 yeas to 2% nays. him.—MUNYON, Cally Unable to sign a check, but her DENIAL FROM MR. FROHMAN. of her appearance, and the young lady proud of herself, can be he tees seetehing fe ag hada yd more, sot 9 have pre> who was present, signed It nee ; A + pared for an unusually e plete stock duteraueasy ths cheek | yg 40 Net v0 Orta the Overammer-| chosen from this list. And, what is quite as important, you will likely to be needed or called for by artists. Everything ia stock, toe, 4 with the understanding, {hat gas Passton Play io be able to save money on every item advertised. was freah a0 paint," and the prices the very lowest named by any desler Serie nr teens oneee (0 Wala Ces for goods of such fine quality. Wednesday's offerings give you a wtih He 8 ‘ ° . , - eneral idea of how much you can save by dealing here. i aoe ae ro Gat aioure hy au mnsnaer ot| Wfisses’ White Graduation Misses’ Grimmed and |Misses’ Handkorchiers, raloen \anan CANNED, © nen van ¢vame ¢ oh enol ices HE Gekadionc’ te tial et a cablegram | Ove ot two pretty handkerchiefs will be teeted fet $2.75 pet roll, Wednesday's price only = 173 consi te ranantions im rhe from, Mr. Daniel Pov | Dresses. Untrimmed Hats. toot et You ca ari the You SKETCHING EASELS, wit oid up very ena, ech, conclusion Mrs. Widmayer was Sr te worcbe whn fat: tie pateees MISSES’ WHITE ORGANDY DRESSES, MISSES FINE LEGHORN HATS, trimmes and lane og stot et stab ee as | 3 to 2.50 SKETCHING EASELS, te bold canvas, a sew patent, at 1, eH ihaas tM ta NRL OL MP ern to Americ. thee or | Wal ade Wh yoke fact 94 toa, al anal | Mata eae of lowes aah all lk 2 SKETCHING STOOLS, as, ~ make a check for Sam Mfr “Medtdbon | ganination now nresenting_ ibe, Paasien Tule, lobed with “a jibes, sort imme | MISSES’ FANCY STRAW BRAID HATS, White Und SeOROnY SOARES, 12518 inch, rough ot emesth, each, ie | jenies demanding Piay at Oberammergau. Mr, Frohman 5 ‘ ve | tn the new summer shapes, profusely trimmed with ite Undergarments. SKETCH s 0nié inch, for 298 nto wots calane, a6 : —_— abled that he never contemplated such MISSES' FINE FRENCH WHITE OR- flowers, beautifully designed, weith $5.00 and $7.50 9 = A.V. B. FLAKE SILVER OR cHEMATTZ per tube, at ' Ja venture, and that t rk The GANDY DRESSES, waist and shirt trimmed a cholee in thin pale (ot “" 2.50) MISSES’ 4 | TFIT, i [f,‘nnt time to weit erameveas he: Of al roles tga! wets we ibbon, st 14.50| NISSES’ TINE” LEGHORN HATS, ">| cir cmt tent ee ETS, Re pan | pote Dak, eek ok amen canes Se fore my r was responsible for the MISSES’ FINEST FRENCH WHITE OR- coisas: east Aether. 05 { lacs of wth roe of lawn with ie 4 4 publication, y 0 ‘) WREATHS; worth tee, in this a —_—_ wah tay ean Waste acy | oP 80 Rot a 7S) WISSES’ CANBRIC CORSET COVERS, trimmed ekist, at . —~ ih torchem lace a mings, in . I PS ELECTED MISSES’ FRENCH WHITE ORGANDY sale at Se . TWO BISHO sank : DRESSES, waist elsborately trimmed with five Whit e Feather Boas, ped ppt darted oc Aeon Faimstoshe dived | v4 a ' ‘Drs. Hamilton and Moore Win at ps tyeradl yo ll g Bo wn rethee capa or WHITE FEATHER BOAS, the real Ostrich, als and style of trimmitgr a Chicago Conference, Breaking | Valerciernes lace ard lace itrertion, at 19.75, ! rhe long, in he ak at coe Ss - a Leng Deadlock. } tte yd. long, is this sa’e at a » rs ne Misses’ Shoes and Sandals. | Gre Clothing Department : eenth ballot to-day the Methodist Con- | * SSELS' SAN S, of , black kid ; Samuel Butterfield, Long (7 "sot nr Memos oom) Wrgte Goods. Laces and Yeckwear., and patent Kathe 1 = ‘i Will place on Sale i i no | |dbaitont of many dare WHITE FRENCH ORGANDIES, WHITE POINT D'ESPRIL NET, mccepawoladies sal coal Missing, Claims Aban The two By Annee are Jobn Will shecr, in soft ot stiff nish, (6 .to 68 inches wide, wide, special qualities at, per yard, Wc ‘Bessie, | pombe dant od AG ie WEDNESDAY, MAY 23D, doned Property. |1am Hamliton, of Roston, and David priced elsewhere at 49. 0 yard, at 39¢| fhe. are 7%) MISSES' PATENT LEATHER SHOES, 482 MEN'S FINE SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS, the choice and | Moore, af (inetnna DOTTED SWISSES, 11 ixehes wide, with | blige Ware Nese, sdeaseiidiaahaid ol anne 1.$9 pick of the finest clothes builders of this country, in such desirable | The sixteenth ballot for Mishope taken | Mankemlnnsere’ S18 eee at ae. a yard WHITE LIBERTY SILK, CHIFFON AND Sioes 81-1403 pear, 1.3 materials as worsteds, neat effects of finest texture, cheviets and ' Sanioel Butterfield has at last turned |yesterday was announced ay follows here fer caly " 30e MOUSSELINE DE SOTE, +> isches wide, the WISSES' FRENCH PATENT LEATHER tweeds from Scotland's best handspun looms, and cassimeres of the ' Wisk wee donne 1 tne vatbtonas, OF) jours ore: tl 2 We, Masaitton, 41 PERSIAN MULL, very sbevr and of » good Tog at iSe. pert yard ay at " S9€) SHOES, since 246 to 7, button ot lace, with welt or cmon wertans ein aad BS the. Seteete i mote by tie Ss “ilies lolands etter] 2%: Day. 1; H. Spetimeyer, 9; J. F finish, + handsome white material, at, per yard, WHITE AND CREAM LACES, ait kinds and med onlee, an 00d ab am p Journeymen tailors and richly lined; in fact, $25 sults, in elses to.€8 Haimer's Pavillon, Coney leland, after See! 4 qi turned soles, as , ood as any $5 shoe in the city, in i" ’ | ’ ¥ » according to qvaiity, Se to 59¢ ectiptions, alko an immense casortinent of this sale at ; Butterfield had disappeared house ce ip earth Mes Nteoeenryt cate swiss MULLS, in this sale ae MISSES: FANCY NECK PIECES IN tad eee ae Two men called at Poltce Headquar-| seal in this sale at, per WH y “ a . ‘ tore this afternoon. One was a poltce vard, 12%¢ LAWN,NET AND SILK, 4+ popular price ; moan rno sai! nin oame wax sieoiee | MIG DB CORDOVA ENGAGED! — !YDIA LINEN, o: vansoe guuttin, » very samen White Parasols. Al Choice, while they last, A. Putterfield. of the Tenth Precinct goed ore, in this rale at fer yard, 12% Wh 4 B (A As many scboole and llogre thawushiont the constsy Manhattan. They claimed the property SILK MULLS or SILK ORGANDIES, very tle Holts. he (Ses eatnating, soonnees 1S Se. arenes, for 573. 50. ent clothing found at the bathing-house | ry or fastace, a ole suite! and apptoptat ¢ grmu- eLES, of a t - he ! clothing found at the bathing-» Daughter of F 1 Well ble and approptiate materials for ( é WHITE SILK AND SATIN BELTS. aatell tt b Pag gto. vein te nated tee on June 18, 199%, belonging to Samcl|'g¢mewn Nanking Firm, to Became | {ating dicse, at, per yard, heavy quality of ribivn, with steel buckles with | white “outfit We ‘have. aa Tacveme sarieey of nd said th ty belonged to him Mr and Mrs. Eustace de Cordova, of ~ 5 clabesate coucetts tn CHIFFON, LACE avd FRINGE, sangre ed or nena en er amen ercnt| Wirite ane Cream Woollen ayirg Sieves, ages. aaialaaa show ye live at ow ie un. PRP SOARS dred and Thi h ter, Miss Myra Luetile, to Edwin Solis ? } 8 E GL ¥ o "When sibea SG ak Wrinies wall re- ese ibe om . Dress Fabries. ai a s rt fon ag gna w, hile Sel ks. porter why he had not appeared before| Ml’* de Conlova’s father is 8 memter) 4 assortment of White nd Cream Dress 100, 1.25'end 1.50 FLAN WASHABLE WHITE JAPANESE tape! Batorteld oalt of ibe rms of hited de Coreeya'® Oe! = saat, rece te CCR. Beats’ Vol. | e-batton tng, pe pas, 195 HABUTAI SILKS, at Bihegl it! peices Our Annual Summer Sale of —well, if you must publien it put | ne ~ — re Batiste, ins, Henriettas, Brocaded | tt-hutton length, per pa 1.65 Mu all silk, wert Ste, a yard, at We ’ Gg ph bey Bcc gered beg ’ Guo, Seagen, Ot a Racgeood ont bof | 20-button length, per pair 1,95 Tor, all mule, worth Se. a yar’, at 49 omen s ndermuslins 1 ng on June , petty gr dresses, » P M-dutton length, per pair, 2.25 Moin, all oilk, worth Te. a yard, at S8& Fl and was put In & cab and driven away Don t be 4S¢ per yard, upward | WHITE SILK GLOVES, very popu'at and WHITE AND CREAM FOULARD SILKS, is an assured success. Splendid materials, good | & Bn Med oree. tines Now | mauch sed tr occasions of the id, the lp iia, wide, all milk, worth Oo. a yard, ta thie sale en workmanship, pretty styles, a perfect fit, and the J » | style at, pet pair, 35c, . 75c end We al (he very ‘pecial price of ‘The property turned over to Bytter-|_ e White Jans. | LONG WHITE SILK GLOVES WHITE JAPANESE BROCADE, au sit, ina lowest prices yet - at any of the recent sales, poy ia ies on a atea a | er! oa GAUZE F -_ 12-button length, per pa‘, Soc! jd szpxloeat of emall anf medium plans: bert have made it so. In addition to the goods already ad- A 9 § WHI sILK ‘ANS, 8, | butter th, t, ” often ae m for 7) , te " ‘ef underwear and pair of shoes | e Hae ay tw ic oh cen 75¢| Wretten pony oe i in tine sale at the Yery apecial price of % ous aes Wednesday, May 23, of ae quality, plain ot tacxated with white de * Hover WOMEN'S MUSLIN GOWNS, with etre. : + with tucked and embroidered yoke, at 306 FRENCH CHAMBERS MEBT. - = aise me, a dens White Dress Gr anminga Frm a Y, nd fal sengetmect of pantty, WOMEN'S FINE MUSLIN GOWNS, with sotid tucked yoke and em- Gev. 1 Questioned Ite | stylee, at 1.28) WHIT) Aree, 1-2 Inch to 2 inches, at, di nty, well t. ng Stockings te cotta, Si aad eo be ery edge, worth Oe, at 68c erumen| on ite FAN! silk 5 pet yard, 22¢. to 1.50, | Bes it sises a WOMEN’S CAMBRIC GOWNS, tucked General Polley by Radical Dep- Rt i ety ot a poaee, vay | WHITE SILK FRINGE, i trmmingsavten, red ai a el cng ng Pe Ancrgellngen with square meek, solid and hem 796 utiles in Lower Hoase. Z cigne, many in this iat wortk $5; a chotce for 2.75 | at, por yard, Af 2. + 1.10! trom 13h. to, 2 pair, VS Slee ee 2.00 WOMEN'S NAINSOOK GOWNS, with tucked lawn and torehon lace 1.25 wy SN ho ed GSMENS NUSLIN UNDERSKIRTS, un nati pla ment reassembied to-day after a sin) / | wit fT or 386 weeks’ recess. | } p ruffle and drop skirt, at yt tenis Petes Gubhase 4 f) To the M ik WOMEN'S MUSLIN UNDERSKIRTS, w th deep embroidery ruffe epeech, dwelling on the success of the ‘4 no \ e an, 4 lea 08 flounce, extra dust rufflc, at 8c Exposition and expressing homage and 4 Co) _ ia — WOMEN’S MUSLIN UNDERSKIRTS, with dust ruffle, double lawn 88e Gratitude 10 the sovereigns and peoples | { L The Man's Son, a . flounce and lace edging, at net <—<— Our Annual Sale, | tab or Both Free Special Trips WOMEN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS, wn yu twanant wn, at 126 of their sympathy. ol, WOMEN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS, with wide bem hemetitched In the onal i on Rad- hb At the < ot. warm 4% ON WOwEN $ FINE MUSLIN DRA‘ * a 2l¢ Bocisitet, int the Govern. = ‘ , " ‘Re on gree ai, The Pr . Sash Ribbons, swe" co 8 Wed., Sat. & Sun, P.M.| —jarnens a ne eae a mier asked for immediate discusston. The cipher takes old Yashioned medicines, ee Ul ] i i | } er ah and comfortable. + (pdr appcintment) during —— ‘ ‘The Chamber of Deputies, by three | desuse’ his great-grondmother did. Me ‘od. oe Thurs. WE HAVE IT FOR You any day to i tm the Saleen tes orate |e fea ed for a physician's ’ - ’ AN, Show roe tha eciarations of te Pre-| ety of udsaned arene thet il care) May 23rd & 24th. ( oods yom ge | waeianas The world is filled with men who are hothing but ciphers. They are uonen- Uties; they give potht and nothing can be taken from them. fn themselves they are pothing. The Cipher will suffer for years with (be pains of rheumatiom rath lef than ipvest % cents in Munyon’s Rhew- mation Cure. which reiieves all rheumatic pains In a few bours, and generally cures one vial has been used. it the | 2450 yards, AT $3,50 A FASCINATING STORY. Begins in W'KINLEY SEBS SHRINERS. | | Evening | Mystic Nobles Reviewed? by the President—Hed Fos Caps in Wachington. WASHINGTON, May 2%—The Nodies ft the Mystic Shrine had undisputed Possersion of Washington to-day. The city resembles « modern Meova in the heigh: of « pligrimage season. President McKinley reviewed the pro- etesion from the White House portico when hundreds of the Arab patrols in Cipher has kidney trouble, he will spend hundreds of dollars steking the fabutous | Waters of some distant country, pay high | hotel bills and come back im a wooden box, & Faille Checked, P Bagh Mage By lls Prices. value $1.10 & $1.45. | <eieeniemiad Double-Faced Satin Greatly Reduced | per yard,| | Colors: White, Cream, Light Blue, | Proadvay & 19th a.» sink on Pink, Leghorn, Turquo'se, Nie, Apple: | = § 5 Churches. Schools, ater and Blectric Light BRADFORD § COMPOUND (Gent Star COTTON ROOT PL ri Society ) AN RS World Disarre Oriental trappings escorted Im- endure all ite pangs rather than ve con. | Greem, Lavender, V viet, and Wack, | Roligious wry | ‘ F N perl eset A aun Cock [Eline acer ly ae | Also aera Me AL RTH, apn Ns oa hee Boating, Bathing. ext pag BIE nl sah rage ee inte foe peereles.| ‘The balance of eur Roman rs 04 807 Soh Ue iy enor aera Thursday has bad 6 narrow escape from death. Por|and Fringed Sashes greatly = 4 ‘ Pianos : ° W'RINLEY ON HORSEBACK, \e.rrcsr*sc0 soit Soh “sre"hs| reduced, ae ‘$65 and $95, —— cold in a fow hours, but you could not make . Ld ETEEPTAY Piaxi- Con Oe om pellet a few bigher am 101 Barros » TERMS EASY - believe that-—he won't! fic oe xs By the Author of CHICAGO, ‘May President Me. peat —— ste Ready Write, Cal oe Phone iin ect oa capes ns mee LOVE EF Taylor). tod ws Renwen | “ln, Want -Raohy Ce TTAGE.. te Resenes on a Thea aos ste oS, a aa es | arranty-Realty R AGE. + TPG once na tre wo rres-| Pas en Sak ape ceaenrs| ene BONN es | : |” "106 Beosdwan 34 lees | ED PO . Gent has appeared mounted in any | $0", ‘* their A : | oo ag Telephone call, M9 Cortlandt. oe Cent Sonning tees | ae fn nate: no te San ba Some ee BRANCH OFFICES, | MUNVON'S DOCTORS ARR PRED. conte, Dow't be fonied by subsirwien Tie 18 Weet 324, oi West ad, “ eo CoS cr vaonbWat (Cow Bu ‘Tiueee “oO Prete eS