The evening world. Newspaper, July 26, 1900, Page 7

THE WORLD: THURSDAY EV ENING, JULY 26, 1900. “SWEET DOVE OF PEACE . FORGAVE THE SISTER WHO | moveveweeome= ELOPED WITH HER HUSBAND. SPECIAL MIDSUMMER rousers Sale To-day we place on sale about 1,000 PAIRS FASHIONABLE FANCY WORSTED AND TWEED 50 MEN'S TROUSERS at..... > Reduced from $5, $6 & $7. OTHER SPECIAL VALUES: Striped Flannel OUTING SUITS $6 75 ° reduced to....... Blue Serge Coats and Vests reduced to $5,00 White Duck Vests reduced to..........-- 7§¢ White Duck Trousers reduced to.,...... 75¢ and Our famous Blue and Black hand- finished man-gailored Serge Suits are Still... .....eceeeees A fap 245 company & corners BROADWAY Opposite City Hall Park, a Below Murray St. esatag with her > jam kel the 5 Pretty ‘ie Estelle a 1 ove him more than yeu ever | Forgiven and Comforted Morse Returns Home) tre otter girt, tor mough a wite or) by Mrs. Deuse She De- After Eloping with Her! ics.) ncint urns preattine| flantly Avows Her At- lupon her sister and hurriedly left the Brotherein-Law. room . fection for Bertor ok ageinat the twenty NOT REPENTANT. Deuse. (pecial to The Brentng Workt) *T have nothing to say, nothing to ee ne CHESTER, Conn, July *%—Thouth explain tall Eotélie M nd ter had done her an trrenarable y We went away wrecked her home, robbet her back Me did not e her bushand, taken away t row I hed fv QI trom ner two t | formave her, and when Fe § home, hearteore and pent nt “he s kitehén brooding one Sunday morn shone in the partor It Clara was 1 she heard her father) Clara Mor @ came, Katelle wae a pupil in the Dee School when Nert apa CO p River | .wero| A TELEPHONE TRAGEDY. and as Clara me was 1, here? Want « her: firet to clas her in her arme and | nearer than her mother's Metelle epeat| we chidven co New York?” The deser to aay the comforting worls of whteh no there than at home. @he| wife gathered her Dables to her and ex Pc os whe was 80 mech in need graduated ear ago and immediately aimed. |MANH C Y reive hort’ asked! went to work as assistant P Teil Hert Deuse he has got my ittle Pro FARK, TON: Raine ening Word the factory my children rou th "bh" i han Mut PM Pk yA PS aes sie *"|2 YEARS—CURED. {hii Shiba = ful womat both even far nearly two | briter) aki , t village to- and she's only | W0% 4 great help to Berton Deuse, He wpeak to you. - From BROOKLYN: Take aay mi - @Q|ciahteen years old—aniy » child ald 80, said the old father paly thro a td, ranater a Prana, . | iT i 1 4 if 1 wh prartically ditad | ut, ae for him! Aw for Mert Ddbve Tut Bert prospered, as his bank ac:| the teleplione, but Me answer came “ ee Oe Cee Gaus tere. his peters trem my ten showed, and Estelle had a snug] ‘Yhat would take (oo much time, 1/¢ CH pinta <i § leaves a soreness 1 shall never look | Ju%¢ 16, she stuffed all the clothing she} train.” Then he turned to tell Estelle, re ry A Ato VF ihe 13.) ae a @| upon his face again. | have forgotten 1 into her trunk and set out for al isughingiy, what ne had overheard Ly oeree 5, is 28, are np ea a ~ a him." vielt to her Aunt Jones, wife of Presi-| Clara telephone aren si § | dent Cleveland's postmaster at Ivory | Poor little Eetelle! © tenn te AY " CONEY ISLAND € a ton, Justus Jones Th wanted her at home? They! ¥ ‘ r waTrery Oe Poe rerr @ 5 ONE SCORNS, ONE LOVES. ‘The same day Bert took hie wife up to | did eat | th re fsothog ner? Even | , tum overs | Sty and Wait Soe Be leave every ‘3 brol =! - - @| The proud but broken-hearted wife) i. coins to stay for a few 4 while| Clara, whom ehe had wronged, wanted) MAMILTON FERRT: 15th Ot, Culver J }and mother jooked « queen as she epake, | 14 way t business in New York home? feaiee't sag | me, Fon © sone os H stnating ta the _ ante of ie eras fins | When his a y was over Clara ated with @Brt for a week tae wry ih ms dare. |ROCKAWAY BEACH pa A ng-room he farmhouse on th + | went home use right pend t he gave in and deistars, 0 0 DQOADWAT FRARIRS (F]Bhe stroked the chestnut curls of her his return. Opening her deor ehe| home last Baturday. Joe F Bh csebriavienr” Cite Wh 43 be) oe SS § two-year-old boy Zana, tugging at hei d ali in confusion. Her husbend| of her father's drivers, was at the " 8 al aol | @ | skirts, and pothingly to haby Del- Ji his personal property| and he bundled ner into his cai - __BROONLYN_ RAPID FRAME, 7 ) | Paine in her arms without uttering @ word and mad ee 3 | “That man was to diame for tt all,” missed. It was found] team run every atop yp the hills to the Amusements. ~ FOR ALL! _ CASH REHAOBDIDAOGEdOGERIOD? ' Harry Lehr, the “sweet dove of | peace,” the “squire of dames. the [ “Hol of a Newport dot show." the ‘ju venile prince of society EODSSSSSSNSLONSSORORRR NCR ENENEEEE SS she ait. “Ile led my little elster away. that she had drawn $18 from her bank | Morse home -— ~ RARDIN T EDS, | wea He made her love him, and when he hat |and Mert hed withdrawn his aceount,| The aiti half stagrered up the path | 42d V Wauwenre eA 43d St. LEHIGH VALLEY splaoae wm pee wire tee trtous pnesstey, no riches, | ‘ited of her he found a way to vend her about $1,900 Mra Deuse pac od up ier| between the flower beds 19 the pinssa A Bway VICTOR A Bway \ ind no ar ¥ t cleverness, | home disgraced and Mishonored. | furniture and went te her father's home | Ciara had seen her coming and was! vewarin renaacd RAILROAD. Tae im nom welcomed tn the most APit-| “And T love him sth," the wonde emo | The old man's heal near by om the threshold to offe ny and mm. SUND. EXCURSION. Vorratte houses jn amerien. Hep re Ted if deflant’y, from the foe Sevolle was his taeb, Aftér four| on her bosom the girl laid her bead and OOF GAR DEN we wine agent, is receiving in his inimitable Garde! as one of the foremoe Cs ila Only Jul 29th Oaly to pe of featured younger girl | weeks of worry olf Martin Morse eat in| wept. Ano aun mcr y at tN ‘Lehr, the newly owned, . way the adulation of soctety at New. + me ry + al port for his service in calming the tem- the pot ea A iy per a hae * an Or Leg om roan te we yar oak wa of j t . sestuous seas that were tosting Mre. 1p)@ imp hands waite Lobe Aarised at rears 6! phere but age ight Ht {and has deen bordering om hysterta since | and spent the night at the house in Nie Ly in not, attractive, it the tragedy. Taking this inte considera. eron str tN wife papaya a aca ce tae crate: | Wee aggesnd that er. EXT SUNDAY » : HATTA! Hermann Ovitichs and Mrs. Stuyvesant he comee oe ae re ee moral n able fact Atlaniie avenue « en tnAlepur How, when and where he poured hie! 3 Fish far apo So threatening to wreck PLAYED DOLLS IN PUBLIC, society |etamt hor action of lest evening. Ae? bree After ene had taken apiates, which the | hut she denies th. physicians chowght would make her | told. ni Tews of his promment frais are his oot native and nis humor Despite oteet Roviesenees he is a good entertainer an can tell a ptory oF #ing @ song with (he e best — — ae fear! excoreten trate will leave $28 Me Peary FORE, R Rdooserrend f ‘artiantt Mt. : i Desrrosmes Ot # Jersey City ; * Tekewe fer Sw about lv O'clock last night after “Those ‘en lon" rf Qrangement was Dditenting Newporee vent @ayety are reconciled. When Moe Fist 1 some kind of bon Amount, and ser must come on ty Ne ye wut daylight this morning, she Bat the anatery, wall, looked on « f it two queqne wise ef 7 Hoe tnatsie 8 footaien — iilew 1 ‘ite Tai a ae ate that he rk jast Monday and Mrs. Oeirichs made their appear- chimed tn Mre. Celmtehi telh'e stock In trade at present night or he would f the bend. Tate) Wied SAS. T. POWERS #”4 Rarelient “ ange at the Canine with lncteed arme iy a vig: Ay te Ry well-known brand of : pent word shat Je would %e sure and|| Mt Pre or aan * ite wat amy ion a te eae ot sarpriae Santas ML wally ; ought Tate's |tng. and he had his and had| . is haa INion ag... This quality allowed Late not to deny Boston Office by ind rummag: |apparently made. al hate’ | cawTENLOLS PROCTOR'S nave yer. Prerteae, TT w 4 the foreman |to leave on the night train when he shot| PEAF0AMANCE Me tart. fer noes time hie = 0. ta the citmax. Mary Ai Widow. on servents, she returned to Malton | himeelt it We { te # ughter t ‘! » } : : Van Alen , me ih STARTLER oF SOCIETY. Tr even’ allowed ‘Aim to_ sport on. hie — | some, Skate weeks the social feud had while Aressed for golf, a silver] "i : . | Palace Yrig Ae ine casnes. cad. eoesasey: tot / darth ocrgel ohne hong el i Alia date ir : srisvous | + an ané he roundt , Herbert Tate,} ws . 1. Bae. 4 xccompl tied the seem ; ra Ha vol 5 escall eee ad PASTORS "yan can,”™| jone of the deg this young party t 1 ie Summer ne at 9 i “ | fo ae Newport with his de. position w ay u i | rs ye Tow | . Sirs eet er stn echoes ba wet! of a : 2 eae a : ; bk sHVON BEACH a. . . 1. plete reat, Fort Hamiton, toe the etek Badlew | J | y oy Mate | Poreare aad Mer Doyt ” at avert 1A ern, ker, of 7 ’ | . Fe ee eT aalel Pew anit srenccor tae” tear-|Gpeat Family Sale of Superior Footwear lifes burden to many. To nate a0 To “De Some Little Ome Good. |\*! prerrlgs ey eee, eee ; | FLOATING 1G ROOF GARDEN. 4 he army o e . Raier ie Rveniny C jo rr ~S Refnet Yew ch an to the army of poet Ila hi’ Tee Rag Me Prat Saray apts be arrowed. He save she dt tot For Men, Women and Children mah SePEcic. ee Z dup in sarrew,! bigs nef do some late con goat, [eaee Tate ned o wife in Pensassia, Pia tye tek. Bert Tia mays susbare ‘ - ' 4 4 ' 4 . | ‘ Including Admission to even Cora Geiger (este ass| IN OUR BASEMENT, _ iniiaist tet | tents wher tre bean of Poe Se, lie ort Sete tenes + | KACTENSORN "Fy All-Water Route to cool air can penetrate OPRTRUDE War ; | Stok 4 wan fe among] ALPRRT MORTENSON, | The woman in Malden is @ pmall ' . | ro-snene m IR CH, tines tote a the doetore attached bl | $item keceomn, | "om*n, plump, with regular feat 5,000 pairs! 3,000 pairs Women’s Ox.| segs OCKAWAY BEA the Evening World Bick Rates Pund Ryerson Street Helpers. : | Men's $3.00 and ford Ties, sold elsewhtre at\ CADET | reams... {OOS $4.00 Russet $2.00; our ‘ rMarth HE GIRL. | coxxecrtvo wert macy ron * ke oy teat and 6 iNevti PR eg . Generous 2 * Subscriptions| Be J Meo Rl wine | Te ine Fe # ’ Swell Evening World =| 7+ fund's erana werk nas Fund. | ram ocKAWAY, |KOSTER & BIAL'S re a m ; tees trp Gi deen nobly) °) 2 ie yeeription®.| HPLON PLizaPert Isn’t Per ENNETT. 17S Ryerson | s maw scagee a ASCH AND MACK MG SAND BACK yg ‘ ts ILION Palas, & lime Cashigr of The World, Pullteer! mastoaat planes fied [2 the proceeds of a stand » | Butld@ing. Sew York City SLO" S var a Seat = 25 Cents a Month? A Profitable Lawn Party. ‘The Sick Babies’ Fund has Be avthorined solicitors or collectors, old of young. In } To the Bé@itor of Worle j ALICE DONNELLY ‘ " : lane r the case of children cotlert- P 4s vn pry| Pity for Brooklyn Babies, That's all it coststorent Pair) Prip ICASIN a fag the public are requested M ‘fo the Raiter of The Rrening World 7 ‘ : | ‘ E a Gas Range and keep it te only to these they ° zs ieee dongs whe solicit in repair. | 2,000 pairs of Women’s $3, $4 and $5 Russet $ aire 2,00 EDEt USE * |600 pairs Men's $3.00 Russia Calf Welt Sole Lace Ste B and oF can enn ave fraeds. Apply at any office of the C widths only, per pair......++.. ‘ Child's $1.25 Black Kid Button and La we Shoe siz tA * am ‘oT. wee P to 108 ietiet atae Hi 7 Standard Gas Li 10K. 75) ew YORK Eon. ttae 8 WM aE SiR MNTERWRT, 12 youre | ewe ute L ght = s $2.50 Tan Button and Lace Shoes, sizes 11 10 2.... 4,25 Y =. Carer ‘name tow veh So mtoanes Wy wits Bete Misses’ $1.50 Black Kid Button and Lace ‘Shoes, sizes 1100.2... 1.00) === = #. wey bees B Mi ses’ ‘are size $2 Black Kid Button and | ace Shoes uto6 1,25 Excursions. = | Misses’ large size $}.50 and $4.00 Tan Button and Lace Shoes, siz@S 24; 106...,.000.45 sda coeeeececese seucentease (EN A Pleasant Day's Outing!) pales a SMA ARS 5 MS 3 1,200 pairs Goys’ $2.50 Russet Shoes, per pair - 1.50 Steamboate: Come at once wit the family and secure these wonderful bar gains | TROY BOATS. vr “ Come and buy with litte money these splendid shoes, that will give ; great service and great comfort and great satisfaction. se se pac am ome aect ta" STORE CLOSED SATURDAY AT 6 O'CLOCK. | a emer aj OLERED) CANEMEYER, th Ave.,Cor. 20th St. | Grice at nt. sD Sipe ota Teak rr