The evening world. Newspaper, August 31, 1900, Page 3

/ ~ FATHER > HYPNOTIZE HIS TWO ' CHILDREN BEFORE VACCINATION, a Strange Scene in the Office of Jersey City Board of Health. Because his Vaccinated “Prof.” John M Jersey City, this morning placed his two daughters under the influence of hypnotism in office of Health In epectot Benjamin, and whtle in that ] @tate they were vaovinated by Dr Mowart Letache (9 & professional hypnotist | and itves at 122 Danfurth avenue, Jersey City, He three children, Louise, aged nine; Viola, aged eight, and How- ard, aged six This morning he tork the three to the oMce of the Health Inspector and an- nounced that he wanted them vaccin- ated. “No, papa, “Bo am |." I'm afraid,” cried Viola interposed Inspector “it ts necessary.” to argue w.th them,” “But. children,” ba ns said were seated the children and footed rt them steadily for a full minute, while several physicians in the room regarded him curiously, It was soon noticeable that the two Girle nodded; their eyes became lusire- lees, and presently their heads fel! up thetr bosoms. “Rell up the sleeves of your dresses,” @ata the fathor, and with thelr heads till bowed, (he girls obeyed. The boy Howard eat immovable and ba at hte father. “T can do nothing with him,” sat’ the Proteewor, addressing Inspector Benja- min. “He l@ not subject to my tnfiu- ence. But | wish your nhysician would Row vaccinate my little gtris. I do not wish to keep them under the influence too long.” De, Btowere advanced. and within the Rext five minutes had infected the virus ‘The girls gave no evidence of feeling, and at the command of ther father low. ered the sleeves of their gowns over the wounds “Now I will awaken them,” sata the professor, and bending over them he waid alowly: “One two-three Awaken, Vioia.”’ Instantly the two girlie straightened thelr rigid bodies became imp, and a moment later they began rubbing their arms vigorously “That wan: Lous He stroked her hair softly and sald “T had to do it, dear. ‘The boy was atill emiting. fessor ‘urned to the taapedine a fay “T guess we'll have te hold this chap Tecan do tmthing with htm.” Bo use luspeetor and or tones ber Howard while Dr Stewart vac; bim “There te really nothing remarkable @rout all this," sald the professor later to the wondering physicians. “I am a Professional hypnotist 1 have sbsoly'+ control over my two tite fees tan alll, Spall ant jut T can do nothing with my son. He, sithough but six years old, seems to pare considerable influence over his st Awaken, Loutee. sean of you, papa, "his hypnotic were are not as rs Dut thet he posseoses 4o not for an instant dour ——— NEW PERUVIAN CABINET HAS BEEN APPOINTED, yet them LIMA, Peru, crisis Is ended eppo! Aum ~The Cabinet President Romana hae ated the following Ministers: Pre, Coronel Zegar Minister of Affairs, Felipe Osma Pardo; Miniet f Finance, Jose vy. Larrabure, Mi: of Just: Glaeohea: Minister of Pusiie’ Worke Miguel A. K Minister of War, Col Pedro A. D. Canseco. World Wants a Good investment. Paid Help Wants in the 13 Clin Now Yi Papas 21) 7 ies r ‘ " oy 5 wan i ll + \ mb R Sax tserny , a children refused to be! Latache, of| e Cabinet and Minister o|' Paid Heip Wants| in this morning's Worl 2 g THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 31; 1900. he Yonanofi- Sore ECLIPSE < ~< | BICYCLES, $15.50 The name fits. The wheels are selling! elsewhere at $40, and with Morrow Connie |Brake, at $47.50, We are selling them With Morrow Coaster Brake at $20 | Matchless in strength, perfect in construc- tion, Less than half regular current price. This last chance for Bicycle bargains is the greatest. Argument is useless—the extraor- |dinary fact only concerns the Bicycle-riding Public, | Men's 20 and 22 inch, with Morrow brake, Women’s 21 inch. | The variety of equipment is about as good as it was yesterday—, thanks to the new wheels that have come in, But we can’t change it | —wheels are sold as equipped. Hartford, Fisk and other tires; Baldwin detachable chain; adjust- able handle bars; gears from 70 to 91; black, maroon, green and | terra cotta, Basement JOHN WANAMAKER Formerty A, T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, 4th Ave. “th & 10th & 10th Sts, = WON GURNED [SOLDER BACK; ~— IN EXPLOSION. SECRET 15 OUT. Two Deore Oa Showed Grit} Trooper's Wawieee Two and Were Saved from Years Ago Announced Serious Injury. \ To-Day. While cleaning a rug tn a dyeing es-| Cheries Stone, 9 youtht ner who tablishment at §% Mighth avenue shor through the af set ly before noon t Mrs. Anna Maire, ) ‘h¢ country round aout Perth A y who keeps the pla and Mra. B® Gro. |N. J. taking to-day when he pubicly were burned by an] announced that he had been married explosion of naphtha, over two years ago, but had preferre! They were acrubbing the rug with | to keep the macter secret for his own naphtha when @ match that had caught | Men. in the threads of the rug was ignited. | Stone Introduced IAly Doll, of Ms ‘The flames cvaght the stuff and an eg-|Catewa), as his bride, and ‘he ploston followed. marvelled how euch a pretty girl w ‘The woman's arms were covered with |* wide circle of friends could nold her) the fuld, which immediately caught fire | tongue for ro long + tt and biaaed up tn thetr faces When Stone was Holding their arms stretched out to] the front with the D prevent thet dresses catching fire, they | New Jersey, on Decoration Da a P. @ drug store next door, where! told sweetheart that he might fe extinguished and asked her to marry bY needed little urging, and det, an assistant, ever the troops ware ontered fin ra ae Catan in” they were made and wit nt had men fixing it up within a ow | promised ¢ other, though, th hours. |matter was to be Kept secret unt Btone returne’ from the war | The oridegroom went through ¢ ears’ wrvice and fecelved his 8 with his young wife me, purchased ‘he furnishings an | [ham serene ear of t yride’* parents | | the marriage “fay they were ready to begin ekeeping, and acquainted the ® townepe ple of their both cana eniilipaiis Brickhandler Thrown Out TWO WORE EM VICTIMS, of Saloon Died in One Man, Crased, Killed Mimeeit | Hospital. and An Died trom ee, Christian Archman. a ssper, atey. | three years old, erased by the heat Owen Kane, a brick handler, was | walk Venrown out of the saloon of John | sey yen 8 Wwantity of parte green t Dis home on Miller at Tricks, at One Hundred and Thirty: | yaad —- street, Elizabeth, th ot “ee F ; oe 2 n the hospita! at 3 sixth strent and Fifth avenue, at 1090 | oteock this m. ring day tender, Fred Me", | Mastin. Barnes was sinetevck yee o ed ° Nl earday atternoon at Sabo & age 2 | Wilco Hotiar Works, in Eltzaberh He | dled to-day without recoveris “ . tina | epeanenn Me wae thety years aa” t Kane had! white going to the jatte: A ? a Ge horte attiched tm the General Hospita Miller thnew | S2tbulanee got frigntened and ran aw ay | Hiller (0W | upsetting apd dasnaging ‘ne vehicle aid | bin out. soming Wiliam “Batry ne driver Miller was arrested. and detectives out in the screet : ae 4 Was fractured put on the cam to test the truth of his story Kane lived at One Hundred and Thir- ty-ninth street and Fifth avenue, THREE ALARM FIRB, BUYS 0 STRA STBAMSHIPS, Fleet teqatred by Bilder, Dempater 4 Co. at a Total Coat of 94,500,000, Started im Graim Blevator tn the) ONDON, Aug M—As a resuit of ne Brooklyn Brewery gotiets Ekder, Demmoter & Com- pany wil acquire a Meet of twenty. Distetet. amers belongmng to the frit! inn Phree alarms wer ned in early] aod African Steam Navigation this morning from th: t of Hamilton] Pan’, at & comt of £80,000, avenue and Conover ¢iteet. Brooklyn AWBRICANS HOLD un But for the prompinvne of the Fire De- partment many Dalldings would have fouth Entrance to imperial in| in Peking Turned Over to yurned A watchman employed by the India | Wharf Brewing Company discovered a | biage in a grain elevator which i* sur- | rounded by the brewery and many ware- Our Troops. | houses, He turned in the alarm and the] YOKOHAMA. Aug %—Gen Yama Fire Department. knowing the locality, sent in three alarms. Only $500 damage was done and no one wae we ee KNOW THE F THE FORGER. guthi, commanding the Japuness troops In China, reports that a meeting of for. eign Ministers and commanders has de. cided to maintain quarts at the gates of the Imperial City, introsting the south gate to the Americans, while the Japa hold three others It Was aleo decided to commemorate SiEsal AOC RAB pet LAS POTS Special Yotice. Beginning with to-morrow the Store will again be open all day on Saturdays. ee en | iiaaataimaaaineion eee Ohe Clothing Store Announces for itis, | September 1st, A Sroat Inaugural Sale of Wfon's and Boys’ Siylish Fall Attire. g ry cy We are aware of the fact that our patrons expect much of us in the way of style excellence and low prices, for haven't we proved time and again this to be the best store in town tor ready-to-wear clothes? We'll not disappoint this fall. STOCKS WILL BE LARGER THAN EVER. VARIETIE> WILL BE GREATER THAN EVER. PRICES WILL BE LOWER THAN EVER. To-morrow we open the Fall Campaign; it will be an event accentuated by SPECIAL VALUES—the sort you do not often meet with anywhere. And please do not judge merely by prices, but keep in mind that no article; of wearing apparel can ever cross our threshold unless it is absolutely and uncon-} ditionally first-class in wearing quality, fit and finish. Hore are the Special Values. Read About Ghem, or, Beitor Yet, Come and See Ghem: ee ee ROYS' NATTY SAILOR BLOUSE SUITS, of splendid dive YOUNG MEN'S SUITS POR FALL The fastvfious young Thibet cloth, Nenearenty Coslened with silk cond and embtoid 1,95 gentioman can indul hia pet idea of proper tr 0 te om thes ered emblems; ages 3 to 1) Years, exceptional value at . pers ps Me t fo mixtures " BOYS’ SPECIAL GRADE SCPOOL SUITS. A tine of 18 tah aaa cet as / ! single ot do breasted wavst The Mnvn ray new apd well selected styles (a etreng woollen state, .cytieh tailoring 200 of the boot and out pri wicats | The ine 7,50 destens iu mixtures, as well as blue and back retatorced seat and knee, and Gtted with cant<come-off buttoas, every nit fully guaranteed, ages 6 to 16; priced at the week figure of BOYS’ FINER SUITS. 20 of the newest ani most perfect Ite Ww. colorings, su'table for Boys’ wear, puaranteed pure wool, yarn Thihot dyed fabrics, the tailering and trimmings ae of the beat bay 1 95 |« Py to-morrow priced at re 2. 25 MEN'S STYLISH SITS A splendid line of new fall signs, ; BOYS’ STYLISH TWO AND THRER GARMENT SUITS 0) Twenty-five styles of high standard strictly woollea mater MEN'S PINE EARLY PALL SUITS | We show a cattec als, designed in double breaste! )-gaiment styles as well 9 tion of thirty etvirs of th Sgatment vest suits; ages 6 to fo years. Exciosive out | through and through Wor ial will price less desirable styles at $5.50. here to-morrow ry 95 | bent reat Rogan Thibeta, ot teat-oho: om mn $26 0 latest, in vents 4 ae behly fae PALL SUITS FOR THE SMALLFR ROYS very stylish sailor blouse and vestee mally suite will be among the proper ditss for lads agec Sto 19 years. Wee oygane of 40 of the newest demigns, $6.00 will be the those suits elsewhere, while out piire for t mee 4, 50|' js oo oath taped —_ BLACK CLAY DRESS COATS AND VESTS, of oplondid grate of standud WW anehuck” Mille clay @agonal worsted, the kind ¢ wr won't | tate ot wear shiny, of proner weigh cutaway tock coat style, fine Farmer at) value, On ale to-morrow at 7. 00 » {eta mated ior (he exclusive outfitter Our advance a | 75 5 ; h Teds, YOUTHS’ LONG-TROUSER SUITS. A eplendid lige of new designe in natty mixtures as well as blue ini dleck well wearing woollen materials. The coats « wie are either by t double breasted, sites 13 to 19 , and you will agree with us that these suite are exceptional values at our 5.00 asad au RARLY PALL TOP OUR POWER BRAND KNEE PANTS, strictly woollen visu, oF Re piw eft cloth, in latest de fabrics, double seat and knees, guaranteed not to rip. A new nd malts, with elvet top collars, $17.5 poet {ree for every pait not satisfactory New fail styles now Would be the price at most shops, we open the sesson wits 75 ready at 4BC | this tine print ad MEN. of stylioh Ox: Sale Extraordinary of H Tow Hat Fine Beaded Belts. lie now in order, and where could you Germany, where the finest Beaded Belts in the sonia} BC one to as good an advantage as here? are made, furnished this bargain for you—10,090 ) The new fail styles of the HRIGHTON DERBY now ready, Beaded Belts in many more shapes, styles, colors ce Geet inthe wort wt so sana 2.00 varieties than we can afford to describe here. Some are piain and neat, others most elaborate, and many were particulariy designed to give that coveted long effect to) your waist. The new styles of the BELLMORE DERBY now ready We hought them cheap. ft almost makes we blush to think how ¢ A” imported Eeglith hat, caowa the woiltovet. Price, little we paid for them, hut we'll sell ther you just as cheaply. The greatest bereft as alwaye here joes 48¢ 1 9c will buy fae BEADED BELTS, worth from ie. to $1 0 Also smatl stee! and gilt trommed BUCKLES AND SLIDES, bu | dreds of styles, all very desirable at Se, Ze mt Fe eur. Cigars. Five Money-Saving Offers for Saturday Women’ s Silk Stoves at Half | 80 ¥ catps 10a, tox o 5, The new fall styies of te MANSFIELD DERBY now ready. The best Derby of American manufacture. Prict Also all the new fall styles in soft fel Lats for men ant boys Yat our usual low price $ pov’ CAPS ot « very knows desig Sits here. Prices tre If it's new and good, 21% to 2.50 ee ~ a KEY WEST EXTRAS, box of 50, ‘0 Price, LUCKE'S ROLL © CIOAR, box of 50, Se SEED WRAPPER CIGARS, an aseutod lot, $1.00 value, A peremptory clearance sale of well-known brands! s 000 to close, box of Oc of all Silk Gloves, such as Kayser's Double Tip Gloves, { yavanwa STOGIFS, 100 in wooden box 1.35 Amsterdam Double Tip Gloves and the Woven Tip} mais oriers filet Gloves, wee Choice of all the Se. grades for Cholen ofall the Se. ond 61.00 grades oe se| Mon’ s and Boys’ Yow Style} _' Don't be tardy---else just the size or color you on Shoes, be looking for will have been sold out. { . rhb , A specially attractive offering for Sat- In the Srocery Store. urday. We will place on sale to-morrow » for the first time a new line of men's Specials for Saturday, Sept. Ist. SOAP. iteagood Soap, '-? price, ? cakes for Se and boys’ Satin Calf Shoes made with FISH: Live Soft Shel! Crabs, per dor, 20 wing upe-as shown in illustration, DELICATESSEN. Pickled Piga’ Feet, por !o., Se These shoes will be the proper CooRED sort SHELL CRADS CHICKEN CROQUETTES caper this fall, and we doubt it any a ‘ROQU! q 5 other shoe store will have them MEAT Chas Jove big Chars Ian for less than $4.00 to $8.00 0 ampbetl's Soupe, 5 ¢ -—for most PEACHES: Fancy Ripe Georgia Peaches, pet haskat, 5e Balleve ia Sane s CEREAL PANCAKE PLOUR: Two i0c. pkgs. fr Se good profit on forel- UNEEDA BISCUIT ot MILK CRACKERS, per pkge., 3 1-2¢ ties. Mot so here, | SALMON: Etewrs Brand, flat tins, 10¢ We prefer to hee] - , a ‘Quantities at @ small Wines and Liquors. scott, one theretere eller Specials for Saturday, September Ist, | Me's WING TiP SHORS all sizes at 2.90) CALIFORNIA PORT AND SHERRY, from Old Friars vine BOYS’ WING TIP SHOES ail eves at 2.50 $e 47¢ tb yard, per gal, PEPP GR WHISKEY, pet bottle, CALIFORNIA CLARET, pet gal., OLD CROW wraest, pet bottle, SCHOOL SHOES for Boys and Girls, goot wearing, well look. footwear that you coul! never mateh for lens tham $1.50 Se! a ba here tor Saturday io all sizes, very spectal at | Also Special for to-morrow: | | since then. Threats were inet eceet Hack sh d never die @ ega For this reason the @heritf of Woma man’ s Work wd County took unusuel ’ nd 8 company of militia was ts newet done where she has a sitend the execution « 8 coal fire to attend to. Whe ot making on repler ged condemmed men would hen uo ing her t eh and pe Bet alr o morning train a eed tencean d's money sooq after 10 o'clock A gas stove Negro Kided t by Law at ["ineead of carrying out chis pro @ * HM sto A both wife vd husband. cee the Boeri! pu Belair, Md., Before Lynchers Awake. “50,00 RETURN 10 ¥ 10 wont. comers | KICCHRNWORK .. 4 the oegupation ef previ) ¢| mach. <i0rs )|It fs Said that He Wit Tarn sinters | [De Ciuntion of Peking Wy a march of] noc krm Mt. Aue ol —Wiltiam!| fn «| wiutaere iI Meldence Agstest Aco City, Many of tae weaaeh oa raha Black, colored, was hanged dere xt Tt] YELLOW FEVER SUSPECT heii punk ‘ BONNAR NURSES the palace and have surrender . eats bay fteinelllncoh: tate ile nist, a complices. ecivck this morning HELD AT QUARANTIN Mecaceae .... s|opanatone {] DAYSHORE, |. 1. Aug. 2—The young wine, iamates of the palace have bea | Black staulted Josie Uradtort | at ee | tes coninny Nbvine denedes | gigas 13] man arrested here on Thursday, cha eeeared ve treated With | Mieen-yesr-old aitl od ied Pasco ree years to Men's Bemanda. 3) scanmnons | with formry, has turned out reg hey mons Five companta ‘of troops the | Aberdeen, this county. The new atl anish} CAR Wa ‘ ‘ A|FAPMUMANoRNS | G| Rosenthal, ninstemn years old, wnese | apanese SERS re dae Tae 8S | yewereaa@er in a patch of woods 8 rived thie ine of the strikers at Caraitt ita woRmERt.. 4 cather is 0 tartner 4 Metvite, ae poll wena lead Amoy Heb, 1 and was wenn sires ~ . | morning from Havens, was removed te-| firmed the a t ne j Pomrans 4} cheek forged wae for the amount of her by the orew of a fast freight train! aay io mwindurne Isl t “ r t "t|asneouen ; B {Pek Rosentha: prevented ie one ‘ALL NATIVE PAPE! PAPERS which passed the scene at that aa , | amt obwervacion. Dr fioty says lan ? > ° | i i. * ihe Prutnsite Bank for payment. A pearohing party wae organized ant |. np of yeile ave ore 4) ARMOR ae the ite ona Letter nt ra - IN CANTON SUPPRESSED. there is no doubt the negro would have| "he anus cad IM ot her jemengers| The men © ay 3| oe er nt dares,‘ fgne Sy : toon ynsbed cane thee. Dt M6/ are teid at coaremnine for din ntoctin |0® Monday, About SW coilers « } HONG KONG, Aug. U.—The Acting | mage his wor to laltimore, shipped on|and i» serve out the | lance the | to work to-day 19, ba9 Viceroy of Canton has euppremed ali|gg oyster boat and was caught down | quarantine period of Ove jays —— eo the bey a few days later. ee —eemrden 0 Wages Palle a Res i eee kag His trial and conviction followed, and) A Sunday World Want gots before By gh. RA Jorg, of peace ; Hee had been confined in the Baitimere! 9.000.000 veoole. ‘arene oe ) Next SuNpAY'S WorRLD. nrtation Bevence J rows wes not a Ob 4 fot bave Christian THE BIG STORE. Children’s and Wisses’ Attire. © Specials for Saturday, September 1. Each offering possessing that rare combination: extreme style attractiveness and very low prices. GIRLS’ DRESSES, t fancy mixed dress materials, trimmed with solid colors, special at 95¢ GIRLS’ FANCY FLANNEL WAISTS, special at 1,00 GIRLS’ CLOTH REEFERS, with large sailor collar, elaborately (rimmed with breid; special at 2.50 MISSES’ SKIRTS, : made of all wool serge, exceMent qu lity percaline lining and vel- veteen binding; special at MISSES’ RAINY DAY SKIRTS, of an excelient quality in double faced material, nine rows of tailor stitchings on band at bottom; special at GIRLS’ SAILOR SUITS, very neatly trimmed with Soutache braid, best all-wool serge, with 4 five inch hem; special at 3.95 3.50 Gur Gervace Bicycle at 12.50 is still the greatest value to z had in a really firet- class wheel anywhere in America. We ilo not simply claim it--we prove it—for we grant you the lege of buying one and taking it for comparisoo-— for a whole week if you like, to aay and all stores advertising bicycles—and if in your own judgment OURS is not the greatest value-—bring it back and get your money re funded. Another store is just now making a lot of noise about some wheels fer which they ask over $3.00 more thay the price of our Terrace-—-and we happen to know that they are the very same wheels we are selling under our Terrace name plate for $12.50. It is not often we can prove our case 80 clearly os this, but as we do, why not take advantage of the greatest wheel hargain of the year? Our Fountain Bioycle tor 14,75 is by comparison just as great a bargain, [t's a little Aner in fnish--a lite — tle more sristocratic in pedigrre-—and some people will gladly pay the ade ditional $7.25 for the aiditional fixings. We have all size frames for men and women in Loth sorts, and a very good selection of colors. Bieyele Sundries are another thing we can save you money on-—just note these, for instancet 20TH CENTURY GAS LAMPS, 1,98 JEPOUD, for repatring punctures, se CRESCENT GAS LAMPS \durme 6 Latre site FOOT PUMPS. 19¢ heets , very special, for to-morrow at c 4 ; NEVEROUT HICYCLE LAMPS, best % ELECTRIC STROKE BELLS, 166 om! Lamp made 2 ; LARGE STICK GRAPHITE te Cn ac ae ge AUTOMATIC BICYCLE BRAKE, , det vp whee something entirely new, call and see use, with of without sign beard, very it work, LAS , special, 86 Cameras and Supplies. We are prepared to guarantee unconditionally that our prices for the best cameras and supplies known to trade are lower—a/ways somewhat lower—_ often very much lower—than at any other store : none but strictly high-grade, dependable goods, don't accept our word for it. Convince yourself by comparing prices. That's the true way. Here gre some of our quotations for Saturday : OUR CYCLE OUTING CAMERA, 4x5, ith a compléte developing and outfit, 1 doa. dry plates ond inetruction book, atl complete for less than wh alone sells for cisewhers, to w only The camera hee the Wisert © Ine diaphragm, rising and Py > h: round glass, has ‘ir bellows and fs made of rel akan et The outfit tama aye € ing paper, pe om ing frame, 1 each, 8 98. bettle of tentr ace te se Ruby lamp, | Ib. ‘ype gratuate y' “Qaes, tiring fos, tent Beye pei inatruction hook, price for camera, carrying case, oath kadtpi plates complete, only NEHRING 5 CONVERTINLE AMPLISCOPES, 5 lenses; while they last very spe cial, pet set, IDEAL DRY PLATES, 4x5, only, special, per dow., HYPO BULPHITE SODA, C P. Tremiey process, pet Ib, TRIPODS, ) fold, vpruce, the $1.00 kim, SIMPLEX PLASH CARTRIDOES, the lange sive, GLASS TRAYS, exch 4x8, Be.; Sa, 140.5 CANDLE RUBY LAMP, DOUBLE Sir, FLATE HOLDERS, 4x5, for Wizard, Poco, Premo, Mearoe or Cyclone Cameras, each, Plain 6x10 MOUNTS, ood for any size picture, per dor, In developing, printing, ons ant bromide enlarging we cxcel them all, better and quicker and cheaper for a price list, of, Detter yet, give usa trial, The Game INTERESTING, ror] of ++ FOR YOUNG The greatest game of recent years, combining political interest and general fun and instruction. .. 44 the best all arowad plates for amateurs; tomorow 7x9, 20¢.; 8010, 25 ide POPULAR, INSTRUCTIVE, ALL READY FOR PLAYING, ee WITH EVERY COPY OF you CAN MAKE Bryan beat McKinley a [cKinley beat Bryan Lyrn Andrews a “Thinker” pecame insane Christian Science.”