The evening world. Newspaper, August 14, 1900, Page 5

THE WORLD; TUESDAY EVENINC, BURIED ROMANCE I0 al LOVE AND MILLIONS ICK 1013, OF HETTY GREEN. Contribution tlons to the Heirs of Capt. Howland, Her Early Sweetheart, ea Agee Will Sue for a Share, if Left Out of Her Will, MANY LITTLE ONBS AILING, Sick Babies’ Fund Physicians | at Work Every Day in | ments, — ac Bala Me ACRIINSON GREEN* THE SUBSCRIPTIONS, ‘The Clover “ta Mary Alvanc Jomee Cunningham ant Grace Wertman, 24, 229 and 231 Bast Thitty-seventh stren ~ Latte Daughters ot Liberty 37 4 Mela Bernatets and Salle street, rook! yn Hm, Picdeerman The Sick Babies’ Mund physicians have been kept very busy during the hot spell. There are thoumnds of ailing Uttle ones, and in the tenements many children are rick. ‘The fund physicians carry cheer and relief {nto every home they visit. Many infant ltves are saved these days through thetr free ministra- tons Contributions Fund Wortd, City. to the Sick Babies’ showd be sent to Cashier of Pulitzer Butlding, New York — LITTLE CONTRIBUTIONS. ‘Te the Biitor of The Fvening World inclosed find $10, the result of @ chil- dren's fair held on Monday and Tues- day evenings, July 0 and S, at Wed- ster avenue ant Third street, Parkville, Borough of Brooklyn. Lilly and Minnie Temple, with the as feistance of Nelile Smith and Jennie Bwrabach, worked hard to make ft @ suc- cess, and bed Une weather been fine on Monday there is no doubt that the amount realize! would have bee: er Great credit is due to Lilly and Minnie ‘Temple (twin sisters), axed i the way in which they managed The amount this year is fetter Ghai they sent you last x CHAS bs SCHONBERO. Sophia. | marry his daughter Hetty. The young Hiady was willing but Hen was a hot Ad, early romance in Hetty Green’ els revealed in San Franc! In Memory of Mi ‘Po the Editor of The Bresing |through the announcement thal waded chap and resented the idea of his “In memory of Marx and Sophia Ho! heirs of the late Cant. B. F. Howland, le selecting bis bride 1 incose oper, Xe Goin mf 98T8 of Oakland, expect come tn for & was eteen at the time. Ei Broadway, New Yor ‘Miz. |larne portion of ner ons after her and, go av ne unpleasantness aroused death. If they are not recognized in yy ped on a wher lowland was ince the yw and cut his \fter ‘ her wit! a great legal feht will be inion £ augurated. young fe rthy, " Bveltne Price, Linnie Nichols held a fal lawn, No, 1% Washington Nee ad raised $2.23.| CADt. Howland and Hetty Green we ; . ns and childhoo nate ’ F) a hi native town of New [i 1 Mos ot She loved her Atome cousin, it te ' am tts b wave for the jeaid, but he regarded her way t <eak » Howland, her father, wns jt an In Massachusetts, and i mifons should be A Incloned find 11.9), proceedp of a lemon- | wa money in the fx ful dere Op. : four door by the £0l-|7 this arranged that yours - mf hare of the na rwing little girls | Hen, his ¢ spter's chila, should wo he Rocheford, 47 Batabridge street. NEW YORK POLICE NOT TO PATROL IN SHIRT WAISTS. + — Inclosed please find $2.7) Little girls’ club, 4g ed Daughters of lice Du Bois. rd avenue; A OF D shepherd avenue age twelve, of & Sti tut, age twel Marjorie Pier rd avenue, Annie Dictated Bactusively to The Bventag World by CHIEF OF Pou DEVERY. wale n woma or oman the New York polteemen. mer at giaddens tas are avy coat, » tows and at all the grea asur ast keep buttoned to ea s which I hope wilt | fesorts ament for breaking 4 Depart it {ht geome com>] On woman we regard the shirtwaist the ¢ i fore during this warm spell. ta the Want of a sit rt waist a prt " Baby Walter, | oodort and oometi wel. & The best evidence that —= = mon, the wise one that the m would gladiy accept the shirt walst can gorgeousi¢ clothed woman could no found on t ays each week, when favorably compared with the simply on od before the arrayed daisy of the field cing found with | ma hot night. They No aiom edom cannot w Solomon's - night when the rounds he doubted. tnd ae Rigged po- Th W id’ baby these latter 4 oman would escape a fine for one of @ worlds ier NOT FOR THIS CITY. ple yet so exquis te, ha © shirt walet will not And why not welcome the shirtwaist afra. Help Gall! 647 545 Paid Help Wants in man? If it's comfort he sceks in the wrrid days, let him have all he cin) # possibly get. 1 say. Demaeracy de rule that ie shall be accpied, for, if | enied Cus prejudices Paid Help Wants|!e i: the majority. Se Worl, # If the sb is popular he will be accepied anywhere. If he mere freak his life will be very lim! SHIRTWAISTED POLICE. riwalet man salon ot ary 1 can {m ae fed sensation in B reate th the 13 other N. Y.| tne Mayor of Camden, if 1 am papers combined. rectly informed. '# going to have th police of his town shirtwaisted. I doubt 4 ne pot that ft will favorably strike th majority of the force, who wiN jum: OETA . 10 GROCERY cumnme, ;|at the chance to lay aside a burde APPRENTICES 2 HORSEEHORRS 1] 20me b ye of drems coat for a BAKERS 2 HOUSE | Lent shirtwatst BARTENDERS 2 JANTTOR 1| FU bet it would meet with great ap BLACKSMITHS 4 KITHENWoRK 4 POOKBINDERS § LAUNDAReSEy ry DOOKKEEPERS 3 MILLINeRS ol pore cone TM NBCKWRaR ‘ BUTORERS .... 0. 13 NURSES ‘ CHAMBERMAIDS 9 OPERATORS .... .. u COYPOSTTORS 4| PAINTERS it =" i= IN AMADHOUSE CUTTERS SALCRLADIRS .. 3 DexTisTs SALESMEN ott DISHWASHERS STRNOORAPHIORS 5 DRESSMAKERS TATLORS 5] Crazed by his intense application to ui failure to get Deva nice. S\CeRPCR mer... || th® game of chess, William Steinitz, money to put tions on the proiweeas 2. | WArTens gi|for twenty years the wortd's cham- are made hi lalla PERDERS S| warrnaxene ..... 14 | Mon, died from softening of the brain adie and removed from Bellevue to the mourns ‘| Tor~o we niet the Manhattan State Hoepital His Mantattan State Hospital He leaves FIREMEN | 3|wceuanpous .20;| Was the same fate (hat came to Paul | By a, "wo ee re FURNITURE ’ | Morphy, the greatest American es- | [hess achievementa y uy 2 y wes born in Prague, May if, was a chess expert in his! 1sf3 he won the of the ex- ekenel fren bien much to 40 ony 4 . re u i; 2 Fy etn “| tuberculine should be breathed ¢ * | fact, no form of germ FOUR SAVED | @ "FROM BLA iremen Form Human Ladder and Rescu: Family in Peril. Firemen mate four herote rescues at a tenement-house fire at i) Citnt | Hrooklyn, shortly after So morning They rescued two women and two ob tren impria ned by the far floor of (he burning bullitng of the women acd coil hen the fremen rea hem he Jansen , | Aghted the Burners, and the stove ex | ploded. Charles Hopkins, same foor, attempted flames, but found it im | then tirew the stove out of the window | to the yard below | In the mean time the who lived on to ext ngutsh sible Me flames 1 he woodwork in the room. and was a aughy in a second the entire flow: | The flames shot up th ting off all escape for he flecr above. In the front roome were Mrs Mery Anderson and two small childre . atter were asleep. Mra Ander to the stairway and was driven & y the flames. Hushing into her be er two children and ran to window By Unis time Hook and Ladder N had arrived end 4 ladder was raised { fell shast about five feet Fireman Patrick Harrigan, of Hook and Ladder © adder, followed panions. of Fireman Kt succeeded in grasping the | dren Passing the children down to his com panions, Harrigan then seize! Mre An the families on froom she grabbed he front | derwon. He got her down safes | He passed her to Trapp, who in ‘urn | handed her to Louls flair, then to Michael Manning and Peter ON While the firemen wer makiir rescues In front another fem Burns, saved Nedie Oatee trot window on the top floor | PuOP. KRELER DEAD, | He Was a Noted Astronomer and Director of the Lick Observatory. | BAN FRANCISCO, Aug |4—Prof James E. Keeler, the eminent astrono- mer, for the two years director of | ‘the Lick Observatory, Mount Hamiltor is dead. Prof. James EB. Keeler # of the best Known astronome A tea, and indeed throughout the wor James E Keeler was n La Balle, asier His mother (still living of Henry Dutton, vs Dean Law School. How to Prevent Consumption. Every physician will the you that this disease ts caused | germ life | called the Koch bacilli, which causes erm life am iso discovered by Dr. Koch, of Berlin. It prevents con- sumption and cures catarrh in {ts | Worst form (which Is often the cause of consumption). When breathed di |reetly into the lungs it kills the poisonous germ, and the balmy oily) | vapors heal up the sore places in the| Jungs and actually cure consumption Mself. Ur. Koch's process was in dorsed by the Internationa! Congress | of Physicians who assembied in Ger-| many from every country of the! world at Kerlin, Prof. Koch's home, last year, since which time this latest and newest treatment has cured thousands of cases in the hands of the original Koch Lung Cure, at 48 West 22d et., the original home of the! German-American Company Th rectly into the lungs and not tn jected, using only the xew Koch In halation. [t kille this p ran Ii Jnflites thoroughly under the these antiseptic oily vapors as they | ‘| are thrown from this wonderful is n ne} vention. The Koch Inhal operated by the original rman American Company. of 48 West 224 si., New York, and 1934 Arch st | Philadelphia, Dr. Edward oe the Medical Direetor America Consultation and the treatment is given free, to prove great power | to heal up the disease ES SPC (Tos Cleasing a Coat | with OSPOTO ng ft look like an- tother garment. It imparts a newness and | freshness to it, however old. You can do zo ‘any time, without any trouble, and will be clean. It takes out AUGUST 14, TUESDAY, AUG. 14, On Sale Wednesday, August 1Sth, 3,000 Wash Siirts of Linen, Duck, Pioue and Crash, at B9Ie, and FIe, each. Counter after ounter of desirable and serviceable | skirts of good materials, well made anJ finished— Hen recs of Plain Wh te Strirts. Hondre sof Plein Colored Skirts Hundreds \f Sk rts in Trimmed and Fancy Effects of bands and straps ‘ Honore ofelr all made to ask, of ell It s too good an pprteny to miss! Skirts with p ty braided and ap lique combinst ons Stil! going 0, th ut Big Sale of Men's, Wi men’s a d Boys’ Fure Linen Co lars. Don’t miss it if you are li ely t. need a further supply of good collars this sea on. You won't have such an opportunity again this yeas—hore or eise- | where, We bovght 1,200 do en ata ery low price from one o! the best-k own makers of 1sc., 20c. and 2Se. collars in Amirica, The purchose consists of the season’s ‘clean up"? of their Troy .N. Y.) fac- tory. The manu acturer’s nae has been blea hed out of most of these oll re, but th v ae all of tais season's makes and c mpris« the latest stand-up and turn-down styles. Sem are ‘sco ds,"’ but every collar n the lot's rea y wo ti many ‘imes the prices we are asking for ‘hem. A Cheice, while they la t, for Je. each, or 5Ce, @ do en, > tae Grieder D Moery. j WwW P pay Fegn Daily deliveries to all the op ai! parchages «1 $8 or mete ty anv {prominent resorts from Atlantic} taload stetion within the ‘ollew.ng § {States Nesschorett, —-RBo e Hela, Corpec cut, Mew Yrrk, Pe naylvauls, New Jeroy Cedarhurst to Rockawey Park, Highlands to Ocean Grove ni LL | Maine, New Mamsh ty, Verment, ° Gre Rig Store is the ’ Coolest Store in Gow a, heaving all the natural auvaniages of ventivation vith an eror- Mous ce plant that pumps millions of cubic feet of art.ficially cooled air {ato _iato the » store every day. WATERS |... together -_ PIANOS ™ CASTLE SQUARE ie Ancle-on’ new Grand Upright, 7), BOHEMIAN G GIRL.” ringed, ied FOR irate, Pee FAUST. Ming acti, IWory kevs, wile, very rich deep tone with fine sing- FHANK Ing quality, aod containing ail ihe Lerma latest cuprovements, for NUXT MosDAY THe AD EER ierarnanseP ROG TOK 5 nade ey Hes ‘Lo sui? rE THEATRE. The Phenomenal 81k Mat te ns FLOATING ROOF GARDEN. cash, or $250 on instalments, only bd wy de , f tie wy, Ave tave, Sate ent Cheater Piano (or | KALTENBORN Ps ~ a ee | te: TONIGHT AEPTHOWEN S STH SYMPHONY et TY PRD ae $180 cash, or $200 on instalments, $5 Monthly. ‘Thess Pianos are fally warrented for sears, and the best value ever of. | fered for the money. | fort fal toexamine our Pianos or send pos al for new catalogue, with reduced prices and ter “HORACE ATHRS E00, 134 Fifth Ave, Near [8th St. A Pome Ruan Colony Amusements. OE ViCPOA RooF GARDEN pee ot SUNDAY EVENIN ING, : . wor Ha . a KEITH . ae! All-Water Route to WORLD IN WAX HEDEN NEW Ono rs meen wer " ROCKAWAY BEACH, ; \) GEN, SLOCUm, STRAMERS rag Bik Mase Mek & Me Gal be | cx NG WITH TROLLEY POR ARYERNE ‘STAR ‘OUO VAbis, © 2). ee arne | as ean tare 14TH 87. MUSRUM Reman, fone ir eokiys, BILLA M2) AQUND wclet, Marnaiia, Rapes Cer, P. TWikaweere mae. at many tires the prices we now | Tht CALE] GIRL 1u ANU REPUBLIC § TUESDAY, AUG 14, 1°00. &th Half Yearly Tra’e Sale of Furniture. For We’nesday of the third successful week of ' this big, important sale, we preset a very attractive list of offerings in be Jurniture ror the Bedroom. tT We can, within the limited scop: of this an. * nounce nent, cuote but a partial list, but you may rest assured that the sae itself covers a wide range of Brdroom furnis»ings, a!l of them of the very first quality and al of them o‘fered at prices that you will rot equal anywhere else, search as you may far and near, | As to delivery we'll su't your conven‘ence, | now or at any time with'n 0 days, without | | | extra charges of any sort for packing, ship- ping or storage. BEDSTEAD, WI'ITE ENAMEL DRESSER, , 1 im, post, heavy lle haped top. 2 large and 2 smal swell ory S ft high, enn be front drawers in base, cast brams Aft oin., +f amt 4 ft, trimmings, prettily carve! standan | ua value $5.00; special with Fre ch deve! plate mitror 14x fet tomoiow, at 3.45 inches actual value $20.00; special to-morrow at 13.78 WHITE IRON SEDSTEAD, well — made, heavy ensmelled tow ‘ot, CHIPFONIER OF GOLTEN OAK, brave rails and lls, made in ald ites; ghee finish, 3 lares small ¢rawe | ectual value #05, epecial tor to ers, with ture hat carved back; morrow at 5,25 actual value $9.50; special for to morrow at 5.78 BR\SS BE ert r over 6 | " CHIPVON'ER OF QUARTER SAW- ED GOLDEN OAX, polish finish, 33 | Kacoe tacrurty acta 0, inches wide, p trawers, cast | wpetal ion (om @rtow al $2.50 trae timm ved back; actual value $12.0 o) for to-morrow at 7,5 CO'TEN OAK DRE! FR, glow fioh, | lage dewey, «3 r GOLDEN OAK CHTPPONIER, 35 in, French tev! pat m wile, bas 4 large ard 2 «mall swell | value $ t tomo t froct’ drawers with rope colum carves back with shoped Freneh bev COLYEN OAK DRESSER, 44 tn, plat wirror; setual value $16.00; w pethet age and 2 special to-morrow at 10,50 sail den st bre» ineamings, caived ‘or,with x 0 fh, beve! plate MATTRFSS of No. )GRAY SOUTH mortot. actual value $17.50, special AMP RICAN HAIR, vei hs 40 ibs., tot ormertow at 12.80 made in one ces, covered in A.C. A, Am striped ot San EPTINC MATIRESS very he Romo tick» j Fegular price $21.00; tn this sale at 12) MASSIVE WHITE STEAD, 1%; im post, b beary — toils and shaped vase aptocle head ond f Scat abe enassel, inal sa cg jerip®, actual value $12.73; special tomeirow, , 2.50 9.50 8.28 . A on Sroceries and Fure Foods, Here’s Wednesday's list o! special offerings. In- vestigation and comperison will convince the most sceptical that money cai be saved on every item by buying the goods here. BUCAR: 31-2 fhe. H. & B, Refined Granulated Sugar, Von Comp's Macoroni and Cheese, an ummer digh, pet cam, 12¢, Be, P| f SALMON Fancy Red Alaska Sab FISH. Long Branch Blue Fish, 'b., 6c | Canada Mut mon, pet can, 130 | MEAT. Lope of Castes Bc SARDINES: Palstats Genuine Ine HAM Reiled mild sagar-cored Bam ot Corned Beet (slicet , epreial, pet! 186 CHOCOLATE Runkel's Vamilia Chacalete, 5 calves, am, am exes CORN: Fancy M ine Baby, corn, meat relish, per bottle, 138 he peg regular pr Li 10¢| PICKLES: Miver! Brand sined ANKER'S POUILLON CAPSULES, | Fickies, Gherkine or Chew Chow, por * spectal, pet box, 23¢ i F TOMATOES. Southern red ripe To PERS fe Small French a Se nan spate 0 (SATE: 3 He. s ta. ye MACARONI: Haze! Brand Ma’aront ot STRING BEANS: Tender and of ned alg import « patutal sweetness and flavor, per pS agestlge! can, 6 Pipe fs ag Four Crown Smyrna pe COFPEE Combination Java, a blend » " “ of taney rich-favered Java and other OLIVES: “Hazel Baby high-class coffees, £ ibs., $1; perth, 22¢ po hag epee, excelent for TEA: Consotwears and lovers of cocktails, per Ie goed Tea will appreciate the high r merits of our fancy Formora Oolong, “ allan Oil, Moyure, Yeung Myson, Gunpowder, specia!, per large balf-ga'lon can, 980 favan, Rogie) Preakfast, Intia and APPLES: Choice Evaporated Ap t ives Teas, they ene od bo ples, per I-Ib. carton, Be at strength, excelent vor, at LLY : Manel “'At Once" 4 very popula! | im price, regulary ood ; 4 pla. 25 o_o te a catty, e165 Afc IMPORTED FEAS: Snallam Pett ne t Biscuits, Pet 4. FLAVORING EXTRACTS : Milford 4 hI MILK: Harel Brand Confonsed Mill, Rant, Co ee ee ae pure ard unadult tated, excellent for ; ci Lemon, nuseizz babies, special, per can, % eer: Pasered Seep, Levee hence, PEARS: ‘Goldey Pacific’ Brand | cb — Ps pet 2 fancy Parilett Fears, preserves I@ | srancH: Hazel Gloss Starch ot hess y syrup, pert tin, CHERRIES: Boyer's White Oxheart Cherries, heavy sugar eytup, tis, Spicer, & | Celie lotd Starch, 1-1b. package, Ne Wines and Liquors Mixed Pre fe arsgell rman fen gp tands, |HENNESSEY IMPORIED "| per ib., 27c| BRANDY, per tot., Lu NUTMEGS: Usually sold by grocers | CREME DE MENTHE, large tot, $96 at 10c. pet of,, out price, pet Ib., 49¢ | PERPECTION COCKTAILS, all var- PRUNES: Extra fancy large meaty ees, per bot., 8S Santa Clara Frunes, spectal, perld, 1) CLARET, fully matured California Armoat’s Lusch Hass a Beet, per wines, pet gal, 606 can, 13¢| PORT AND SHERRY WINE, pure BAKED BEANS: Plain ot in Tomato and healthful, per gal., 006 Sauce, per cad, 7c! ST. JULIEN, vint 1903, a fine Burnham's Clam Bouilles, per bot. 1.7¢ | Caiiformia table claret, per case, 2106 UP: “Havel” Assorted Soups, | PURITAN RIESLING, extra fine aoe ceneialty prepored and sea- |qnaiity, equal to many imported woned, latge aps, pet a8, We hKhine wines, fer case, 3.00 Pure De Foies Gras, per tin, 1k¢ MARYLAND RYE, per gal., 2.00 RICE. Choice Carolina Rice, Wide, 4t¢ OLD CROW, per gal., 2.50 Excursions. | Excursions. =| Md ANAT! 1 AN _BE ACH. BANAT An BEACH yore 8 gain ‘ ’ ' e “ . fi on an tt a = ig 4 nM ae wr a prio BEACH rs. team Li 34 iM BoaTS. , one ra, e ve er comers Lone ot ing oom va Main | ech, Seat wus ete oats weet tre Sime ba | = | Moat readers, most Business Opportunities advertised the great Sunday World's tm The World pay big returna, ord, ‘