The evening world. Newspaper, June 16, 1900, Page 7

servan' ——————$— eee . beau-Martel, is at last cleared up. Le Matin this morning (Saturday) « publishes a fuil aston of the chief ean ee SA, - => E GRICE WIOOW Resident of the np ‘om Confesses that 3 | Md Ma a —TO— Mrs. Clark, of t of the Wa Waldorf, Sues Pot for Money the Late Senator Promised to Leave Her. bre, Mabel Clarke, a young and hand ome woman, who has been known for eoveral years at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, wants 9,00 from the widow of the fete Senetor Calvin & Brice, Bhe alleges that Brice, whom she had known for thirteen years, had promised to leave her that amount tn his will, He died suddenly without doing so and now she hae brought sult against his Widow to compel her to carry out Mr. Clarke’ agreement. Mra, Clarke 19 living at the Schuyler ern: house in West Forty-fifth rest, if Fifth avenue, at present. Bhe po a ctrtkingty beautiful woman, Pepe eee. and dresses in the best D | one in his wit, ‘This promise, she says, @f tyle, Bhe lives in apparent luxury Karl, @ character of the Latin Quarter) He 4 and famous for his practical jokes. a He it was who hoaxed Queanay de |. " Reaurepaire at the time of the Dreyfus t . = Children Infected By Being Brought Into Contact| imairerire i ime mass areat sas he. Carried Everywhere. Dictateg to am Bvening Werld re | ease porter by Lawér Edgar Logan, of os waii New York medical dispensaries are responsible for much of the sickness that fe to be found tm this city to-day. ‘This sounds like an attack for personal | \4y/f reasons, but ft is mot. I believe that the dispensaries are run by intend to do right. But it ts that is wrong, and not the | Bho ‘physicians. I-to-do people whose children went to the dispensaries or to schools may think their little not rag by these tnetitu- 282855399 aH turn for treatment they | 2 ere crowded into hot, close waiting rooms with twenty or thirty other chil- dren. In the ctowd, perhaps, will be! w: nree children with scariet fever, @ baby with the measles, two cases of mumps, and one of two of chicken- pox. Halt « dozen cases of diphtheria may the children, and the chances | afe in favor of a crtld contracting dis- ' TENDER CARE + FOR SEK THTS dees @ of the Poor|Bridegroom’s Time of Treated by Evening | Vacation Changed Their abigegtelt ne i } rf Ea bles’ | consented to a wedding more than a ag i 2 ii ot Wd Paar Ba New York FF fe in| rectory of the Roman Catholic Church jure! Bt ais sah taste ap ant Ge of China to her futher. smiat iene “wil die. sad the porter i Det man > may ahead THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1900, PRICES *250 to 425| They’re All Going | He Created the Abduction ARLINGTON TERRACE WHY DON’T YOU? (OCEAN AVE. AND KINGS HIGHWAY), OUR LATEST PROPERTY. You Will See There the Finest Pi@&e of Property That Lies Outdoors FOR A HOME SITE OR INV. ESTMENT. DON'T ASK A POLICEMAN ; or anybody else where ARLINGTON TERRACE is—for YOU know that the Marcy Avenue Cars (from 23d Street—Broadway sd Eg it. The Kings County Elevated and Flatbush Avenue (Brighton line) Trolley from Brooklyn Bridge are but iwo blocks away. Get off at KINGS HIGHWAY. Pay only one fare (5 cents) from Brocklyn Bridge cr Broadway ferries by Elevated road or trolley. ARLINGTON TERRACE is beautifully situated. It adjoins KINGS OAKS, the property the rapid sa'e of which created so much excitement last fall, ' OCEAN AVENUE (Brooklyn's newest and pre tizst boulevard) already shows the highest class of de- velopment, and ARLINGTON TERRACE for ‘ocation and {u ure possibilities outranks any of the popes on the avenue, One hundred dollars inves'ed there to-day wil gtow to five hundred dollars in five y time, The number of lots are limited, they are all choice, and we intend to sell them from $250 EACH AND UPWARD. . We offer special inducements to investors who may desire to purchase small parcels, Easy terms to all purchasers. Send for maps and price lists, TITLES GUARANTEED. |% Office and Agts, on the Property, Cor. Ocean Hve. & Kings Highway, CAR-FARE COUPON. i J.G QUINN & CO. S#822F¥=* ra Telephone 140 Nassau St., No. 140 Nassau St., New York. (ROI 10 145601616105 4:4 0) 01011 1TLHLALEI) + #1 FIEILAUAIO ODEO? DOGS, 2519 JOHN, NEW YORK CITY. RS i ces) VICTOR HUGO'S MASTERPIECE. ing the abduct ADT NOTH 6 + 6 OMI HOARE Heo eH OeY and has many friends @he also visite Washington occasionally Mrs. Clarke gaye Senator Brice wes 8 close personal friend, and that he prom- eed her that he wou!d leave ber Si@,- was often made, and ghe considered it agreement. This bequest, It ie was to be made in considera- lawyers regarding her alleged agree- ment with Senator Brice and the sult resulted. ‘The complaint in the case kept from the pubite, as The complaint eon- umber of letters alleged to have been written by Semator Brice to Mrs. Clarke and which, it te enid, apport her story. Cary & Whitridge, for Mrs. Brice, filed 4m anewer to Mre. Clarke's suit, This anewer denied the exigtence of any agreement between Senatey Brice and| * Mrs. Clarke, and as a second defense Gevlared that If such an agreement had ever existed it was verbal and illegal. ‘The statute of limitations was also eet Up as & partial defense, and there was @ general denia) of Mrs, Clarke's claim. Justice Bischoff has just granted an order to strike out part of Mra. Brice’s Answer as frivolous and Mrs. Clarke hae thus scored first tn the legal pro- ceedings. At the madistcty ona ene wae teid that en: j mu : ° © She Neae ele re ie eIRIEH. Dey oS tee a6 PARIS, June abduction of “Gy The mystery of the of the Parisians, announced that it was * Comtesse de Mira- ali a practical joke an artist named Mente arried af perpetrator, wi trial by making bim believe that he |. He (Karl) was in possession of conclurive ».- . @ the real object of h as it failed, owing nke. cane NOTES. Ila 0%. Matthew's Lutheran Church, tet aves} and Sumner Avenue Metho!ie Bptseapal eburehes | doll union services during the summer POSITIVE AUCTION by order of TUNIS B BUTLER, SQ, OWNMA, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, AT ONE O'CLOCK, ON THE PREMISE, 192. Extra Large Lote SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING © HAPTERS. NEW YORK GQ TOMPKINS AVS, Jean Valjean serves nineteen years in prism te oe 4 WADSWORTH & LYMAN AVS, @ LOWS LAME Regeiaing Me literty be) is che matter with him?" 1 was saying at the vi taea retorwe oa! vamos ing and nothing. He heti vou were coming up he etiately Appel hat an idiot 1 was io true ort all of them "Se but by « many. The ¢! wes so Some from the dis- i” ey any a few days are taken They are fe confined in th ment with the rest of tne. fai Aaraiiy. ‘Rat. | 2% and Second sirew, Broo day night comes, ‘eons NH Mudebaker, DD. is pres qi id come me home tor the weelsly | 2eeresting, practical aad be BrOwn-Up Gon tr own the Lye! bs ever to his tle ones. the of am sit, who is @ nurse at ome 0 1 e tarally on Fifth avenue.| | “The ee Lite” efit be the eunject of De joes not know that her little broth-| Steries mo Sores le th nigh ag | £F2 And sisters are ill tll she gets into] Seine II Mey ings of the preset the house ani and has . a tm The apne ‘poe . Bhe| itl . | private, admineion bel * be on to lone three weeks’ pay,| mel! © * « oF wei lines as that! But ‘neon ie Presbyterian Chureh the pas 1 t Idtoth at fi that ton Diew, who U. $. Go t Property, oh dt fe Sawn bee os oe rae pimbawreten, eset ten is “What did he say to you’ mn imagine they are guing to be aban: vern men * et The summer pie! i efit | “He told me he was quit " ned: no, things ha ppt nurse! t os ~ 4 me he qui J po. wil! not Caer pave pearlet fever too Mo one knset a taee ire gan ve 7 4 4 . ‘ i 4 t there is a poor old Ba The ‘oleae epread from ho to| Reformed caret tu " . " " a mein aan paren at \ vwatte eg Me "Yo euamtly fa) ng. uly 1 he et fou » . . sesat Tee oF s thei t nd ‘he sree’ bie th ington Seta! "Adapted for The Evening World By WILTON LACKAYE, ee eee the stage next season, | remone of the General ot a beloved person. P tne of the eftorts mt us Boat aN C UY h a supre! nh it of as Bead ll Sees ere aes. 3 Pi Cs canereean| STATEN ISLAND, N. ¥. varies. Instead E iesee cone tan-| Sobor etoonestion | : 1 hed M 1 t BY norw tH ry bry " ergantestions " snatched Mariug fron ti Cosette tor ‘a places for the =, have vioning "a aan re ra ‘ ide the pen owt “then. fs H ", care rRaNaer physician in each of the ely foreneaa from time to} haw. Sell, ‘ ae... by re: 4) dipected to en it shal te dy Visit the A trimibed as ne wrote! felt ly that lw : (s macadam' when ented ere wale LT ¥ y > a nat in “he near ho are bs Iam about to ner n y a jad of the opportunity to rain Sr hunbar Gor ON MORTGAGE AT.§96 ™ wey. Atterbury, seeretary of Satan uMPLE ert? “TIONS. TITLES It nysten UE: Cp se then ron | tact ie 3h ee think that would He 7 shmere | 16 Dreetesr X.Y. 6 18) Mentacws Slam nds | ¢ bs = Rome, thal Are now ath y to ® | be found, this thee Ooi For Sale {eam would eneape ‘ a a ee the ecrimate A Meer wore teatl a ie ie aes eS al : WEDDING »» FLOPED WITH a peepee RINGS. cope! Church, Brooklyn te + ' ‘Qeality Guaranteed. rete lmproved. adver ‘ IENE’S | Ms: main editee Toe is room, the next to that he did not/t KEENr’S | “* io t Olver Nemes er " ave his bed Sw ¢ Geum A The parter's wife, who prepared rary it te _ WASHING TY WAN SHE SAVED. * has been | few potat and | ey net Revt. Jar the brown « . wae chareh wil that date hs on tectety Gas teen | Why, poor dear man, you ate nothing |tnen a 4 Para i tor Carmel Mission Geuanaaet ful free itt koe] “Yes, 1 4:6," Jean Ve Ga, ae “Waived ew Veet eae “The plate is quite ful Look at the water “That proves you Prove that you h Miss Marte Hart, daughter of Cor- nelius Hart, of Richmond, 8. 1, known Fitty-ninth street and Third avenue. ‘The first announcement came from the bride in the form of this telegram: Father | am happy, I was marriet to-day to Joseph Boylan. may ‘The bridegroom's employer told him he could have his vacation sooner than " |day? Wh eat to > + materate AM! at tow ub AP SawonD CO. 18 Maiden lane. | good ores, Cas s@rcated wit . AVE —Latew singes gi rd the | Jenn Vaije mt 1 woma ‘ s" the #, ats curries Mra & P.M he expected to get it. He concluded Jean Valie ercome, eta f bh Wt that It would be well to combine the ~ sella . oe. ey nist = ' " sla | “Beiteared ‘mmedlasaty aa ramed wedding and the vacatioa trips. ve " sette’'s arms he ex * . f ‘ tlvaal Diamged Waceh Co, 17 e * the wom _ soy } — -- — Misa Hart was in the city visiting friends, and Mr. Boylan talked of bis plan #o edroitly that Miss Hart : : SUE Wo" ME] AMAZING results are to de hag r , r e F . [from Sunday World Wants, ~The Pacification amed and Jean Va month before the time appointed. ‘The wedding party proceeded to the Cornelius Hart, the father of the bride, Coler Buys Family Home. Last Services te Old Church, URBANA, Ill, June w= | gecvices will be Reid to- morrow fee w -)~ , Learn all about the com — vended ver vieit here Bird 8. 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