The evening world. Newspaper, October 1, 1900, Page 5

PARROTT eT UY AE PRPS RTT THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1} 1900, | PoRGOTW. 4 | FRIEND WAS. | IWARM-HEARTED READERS WOULD AID MRS. BIERAL. RUANTS HAD A HOUSE IN TREE. \fl fi ‘hi 4 ANN Give. { — —— BRINN, Oot. 1-Mour a ead he oaw Mattle oot wo be 1 iw Adame ih the od He fol her # ‘yard tn rant OMcer John M oe ee ON. he I a @fter two weeks 4 1 dea 1 | cover wh nar ' tl, mystified, went back to the| High tho lofty elm k with t ope ladde W dhe (ruante held car ' th 1 1h an) Next @ehool hours, and sometime ’ rhoqutokly mount (and aie Only chance found (hem anil the Nowhall mate a beeline for the yart bullt Att he alr h a reached vere Just aa che little \M egirl was being let down = Newthng a the Himbe of elm he saw Phe tenants had « rope ladder On opidemi: ati | 4, Which wae Jel down when- days whe i | rary wh * they suppond ie 1 1 the wos looking, The boy nad but eerents ip , wd eee ie hut, and hf were cooking utenalls pam to Holic fa lable, chairs and a maztress rTeddy’ Moore prominent | Tt turned out that the house waa @ eller reguiot truante fewort, and that all i Mattle | who eared play “hookey' were at] [liberty to spend their ume (here cn body fi Ware the « The four youngsters promfged jo be ! Newhall + the [good and were pardoned, but the house rt wan destroyed Quartet “GYP” TO END DAYS IN A MADHOUSE. | “+e Fascinating French Writer “Has Lost Her Once Brilliant Mind. oleotelafoelafotmnfetotnlatatotntatetelel tafe Hesfotedetatet rebelde T) with me. and +| arranged "It these kind people Alina the jor and comfort that has come o my heart mnoe thes have bean of fering me such beautiful homes. ‘God knows | began to doubt even His goodness, but now | can see how my sping tried, It wan ydeed, but just as my heart breaking (he help came T can newer repay The Bvening World for ity kindness, 1 shall always be gratetul to it “This transition Gram deapert gloom (o bighest Joy-for 1 new know 1 hall ave & good home when | can work to ono 90 Kind to ine-has quite me after Weeks of nerves and ie food It keawns too good to be true, but T know t ts, thank God!" WANTS HER TO CALL. To the Kdltor at The Rrening World 1 should like to have Mrs, Bioral call and see me | think | can be of a litte ervjoe to her if she will call, 1 inolose ar fare for her Respectfully yours. JULAA PROBCT! W Lawrence street, New York (iy GOOD HOME WAITING, the Palttor of The Mventng World Having read in The lvening World of Mra. Haeral, who wants a home, 1 shall ve very happy to give her 4 gvod, clean home as lone ay she wants It 1 shall treat her aa my own mot Hespecttul Mrs, GUABMANN, 8 OK Thirkysninth street, oily TOUCHED HER HEART. To the Maitor of The Evening World The story of Mrs, Biewal's plight, told tn The Mvening World, makes my heart ‘e. To think that after struggling Hroweh this world for sixtyaeven yeart, and now at that age, when she ought to have @ little comfort, whe ta hunagryt | for one have a home to offer her It te not a rich home. but aha will not only ver ho hungry or cold. 1 Man, reapect full GMORan t Aft, i "ants street, Greenpoint, Hrook: wouLo MAKE HER HAPPY, To the Balter of The Rrening World T would like to offer a home to Mre. Meral attention of a good, motherly woman and 1 surely would apprectate her. We have Saree, airy roome and 1 know she would be happy with us Will you ploawe deliver thin to her and oblige Mr WILLAAM HORNPR 6 Weat Vitty-ftth street, New York City, ‘TMHird Noor, SINCERE OFFER, To the WMiter of The Mventng World Iam a young married Indy, a partial Invalid and more than anxious 4a good, kind, motherly woman to find o live think mattera might satisfactorily to give | view 1 do not dowbt that whe will receive Y| many advantageous offers, but at least set te Inleebeloetetole fo Bybille Gabrielle de Riquettt de Mira- de Marte! de Jonviile- PARIS, Oct, 1—It looks ae {f the family of the Countoss of Martel, better known as "Gyp,"' the keen French satir fot, must send her retreat, Her won revolutionary, Her friends fear that * dnys of clev-| marriage to the Count de Martel de @rness are gone fo! rt, though her! Janville in 1860 didn't put her on the family hope that reat and great May restore to the Countess her brilll- ancy of intellect care | *holf at all, but imly opened up other | avenues for her cleverness, Whenever sho ald anything particu “Gyp’ has been known for twenty | larly hooking “Gyp" used .o asaribe it years ap a writer of the characteristic H 4 an, Bol ig § of sneer years, | modern French type—chic, dashing, a| Her character ob," In the nove CHE MBLIBPAL, bul: full OF apariele and lite. | fentae Name 1H the beat he hay writ: Ghe has written forty books, several of | Hor sulon has long been the centre of which have reached a gale of 1on000 | fay and bohemian Parte, aud He close ing ts regretted by all the literary world, open even it they would not be quite |e minis ayy t has het. many, the thing for a careful mother to Jay! Hor latest was when mho wae axluoted inst Stine by thone she called Dreyfus pon her young daughter's bookshelves. | itt, Tre tned out that Paris couldn t none more #lncere Hoping she will oall either Thursday or Friday during the day. If not, with her success wherever she may to cate, Tait, reepecttully, ire, MY BN, m0 Went Wieventh sireet BRIDEGROOM IS MISSING. ——— Weiser Failed to Show Up for Wedding Last Night. No trace haw yet heen found of Law: of bl Georgia avenue, Brooklyn, who did not show up to marry Mies JAssie Brooks, of 10 Hull treet, Brooidyn, last night, The two soore friends who had gathered to witness the ceremony have conatituled themaelyes a nearohing party The police have been notified, the lnm rence Welser, | Pitale and other institutions have been wearohed, but no man anewertng to Wetser's dercription has been found Miss Brooks (a (il with nervous prow tration, Sho Is poattive that Welser's failure to appear ts not due to hie own will, Ahe feses some accident has be fallen him or he has met with foul play Welser, who was then tn the employ of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com- pany, met Miss Brooke four months ago, they soon became engaged ding was fixed for lant night Weiser lost his position @ month ago fo Manhatian after @ situation with the New York Central Railroad, He 41d {not return that night, as was hia cus: tom, and Miss Brovks catled at lis boarding-lioure. He had not shown up| there. She told her brothers, and they | began to look for him Her family wanted her to powtpone the Wedding, but she Was so confident that Weiser would keep his word that prep: erations for the marriage went on with. Immensely clever? Yes. Laden with propriety? No, Not more than two of the forty books are suitable for English translation becawe nearly (the entire story im told in dialorue where a spade fs called a spade, Belonging to the family of the great Mirabeau, of the French Revolution— roally eatiefy tteelf whether some gay young men had way pal ment mhanieg. it wes a shrewd pai 74d '#” newent RC ae ay Me fae ha pin i tse i ie carted her, 08 oft fe My whe prepared, out interruption, the guests and mintater arrived and Miss Brooks donned her |g, ‘bridal robes, After a walt of two hours the party wite and|was mformed of Welser’s strange dis tionn rata is] appearance. ‘We men eet out to hunt |e itor him, | have an infant who needs the and jeft hin sweetheart Tuesday to come | ‘ The wedding supper | ni : \ Oy MRS, M. T FORBERT i OU UU OO CUO UUOOU OULU OCU OOOO UO OO USO UO OO oOo UuE CHIOAGO, Oot Dr. W. C, M8 Jan! teveed her husband Veorta, where bert. a dentist, here from Madras, India. » had \ He to abduct his daughter Bricka, three | i 5 years old, is tn the jail at Peorla, Il. | ie bails J to-day. Mr Was & prompent member A Weekago Dr. Mgbert met his wife]. en pei and child walking in the street Holos) towan Very wud relzed the girl and leaped into a oar sxtul one to 815,00 a! tage, Mra. Bebert tried to fallow him | year 5 not stand the Hha wae pushed off the step of the oat-| imate, and [Wo yearh ago she came Hage and hurt. She déeiieed herwelf! ome with her child | ENDS OF KAISER'S MUSTACHE FALL. ——+t+ Military Curl Depicted the World Over Has Gone Forever. | Mre | | Bieral a home with me df she will cal *}at my temporary address for an tnler BBRLIN, Oct. LeThe German be Home declare that the Mmperor pire han bidden farewell to the Kalror's i Reg ot A et Jong-famous muataohton all the Pruasian s that ha Not that he could be so ruthlew and be. | devold of nentiment ax to 6) ff ut | terly that splendid blond ay JRF ( RS ( pendage, whieh has been Ae the FIVE DOLLAT A BOX | world over fo mary thotsand times — But the up-curl—that flerce military The Price Gut No Figure with iim. sweep of either rnd—ts gone forever Malwty now ay with his | want to say for the beneft of some! mustache brushed straight out Al yor dyepeptio that Bt a D eels | Nin, OF oOUrNe, reaounde WIN APE: |S iiss win give comfort and cure rary | " lime, Five dollars a box would not stop MALL FI RE, |iny purchasing them should | aver suffer ain I did for a week before using them. | me Werent bex | bought at my Pet? id the work and loy digestion is al! right again. Many of my nelghbore have alec triad these tablets and found them to be just aa represented, and Sir, Pllims also wants me A Number of Vigilant ie sie name in indorsing Stuart's Dyn la Tablet Signed) Citizens Saw It at fed ih ee heen Same Time. fg acaigarye ‘South Sudbury, Mame" Mys, Jas Barton, of Toronto, Canada, writer: “Vor eighteen montha I suffered Pole Telegraph Operator Dominic! | rom what | mpponet was bladder and kid. Henry wea ottting Mm Ma office at Police | awe trouble, and (ook medicine from three Headquarters + 6 ovloek Chim Morning | airerent doctora, without any sign of cure. when some our hurriedly telephoned |1 fott wo fll at leat 1 was hardly able to do that a fire trad ‘rarted in Great Jones! my work 4 ALARMS. es street, Henry rushed to the five box « 'T thomght | would try a boa of @tuart's Mulberry and Houston streets ar and eee \ they would turned in aa alarm, 1 or really thinking A few seconds later a number of er only three or four newspaper men tm their quarters # all the acld (rou whe street from Headquantera raw the 1 diseavered 1 smoke of the fire, whieh w while the dost kidney and ble them had treated me few biocks away, and one of them tu ed in an alarm from Bleecker and Bllri | de beth streets rheurnattem, Just then a man who was My digertion f my somplexton through Great Jones street ill ear, and | ain jo my work and the tre, He ran to the t ow apirite are unk 10 me Compaliy §3 @ short distan ! om finding a cure rood and take as Star yapepmia Tablets. { am surprised at the) fuange they have made a i] | ered the fire and turned in Great Jones street and the Howery Ae @ result four engines and jadder tracks, one we three chiefs of battalion Croker assembled at the scene within a few minutes. The tire [Great Jones aterret, « was on the top fe \bullding. ‘The floor w , OF Jetore-room by L. Jace Je roma, heartburn in fure and every form o ‘Tho fireman dashed Inte Mrinbone a liey, which Is In the rear of the build ing, and whteh ts Med with trucks « poaalttner of traan agleap in the| ght A. had beon made ibs pe, and thes rinahed away on whe ought to have their poste were the ruck and had their turbed, The Are caused tn | line nt fvieh | WATERS PIANO of an art Opening of Ladies Suits & Wraps, Tuesday, Oct. 2nd, Evening, Reception, Flouse and Street Gowns, Street, Carriage and Opera Wraps, Misses’ Dresses ca ot 4250 on intents; $10 and Coats, ‘ Style 90—Chester Piano, largest Including Latest Creations in $ 1 80 French Millinery, \carn, or $200, payadio $10 down and! only $5 monthly, | Lord & Taylor, Sond postal for catalogue, | Broadway é 90th St HORACE WATERS & 60,,| represent the highest ideals piano, They ure famous and are warranted to be du A Great Offer! ! 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OF WILSON oyi"peea MALABAR Lunch Cloths, 1 yards square, rue wow orory or me CASINO") BAM BRBNARD, ws te THD I DICK HMANAI and VIROINTA RAIL, Bo bMy $1.95 each, DALY'Stos | Value $2.75, | A SAN TOY Japanese Art Linens, LYCEUM ' ize te inches rill eac h WANHATTAN. uT™ " gox30 $125 "| CALEB WEST. "36x27 gsc, “ | WEBER FIELDS’ fi * 18x54" $1.35 " |FIDDLE-DEE-DEE & QUOVAS| “54x54 $3.25 HURTIG & } ; SEAMON’S | » Lord & Taylor, SAVOY Broadway & #0th St EDEN MUS “A world of theta Hes outside of aie nd beyond the world ot words.” So KE | TH! waya Mr. Huxley, A world of facts llea inside and within the covers of - The World Almanac. No political GRAND” Telephone Girl speaker oan be kornegy! without a knowledge of faote All news dealers. 0) Wer + gaan STAR “Way's NEN 404 Bacyolopetia | * Sg MEA gM oa yr | cng, 2H Bay tS WY is | METROPOLIS eae ioe 8 |MIGNON * sev |GARRICK |!) + | Wi, Hi GRANE 93 DAVID HARUM, ao . IN Pp "| Schmidt Couldn't Tell the| Cal and MAKE yot R OWN TE RMS) o Boys and Two Girls Lived Fifty Feet|/Aged Widow 2 the Hero DENTIS T RISON Name cf Injured ——_ I's Bluff Finds in the Air Quietly. of Ba Guest, Many Kinaly Friend FOR KIDNAPPING. 14 Through The Evening ; a ly } 5 ARE UNRATAR Grahan { Wife of Dr. W. C. Egbert, of Chicago, Care|" f ookly na 4 rye | Many offers of «home have o not Find Her Missing Child. AUOH EGS) 18: BREN BND of Mi ora Mra Secails F. ait the epee citae| 8 pee al ct a ps ii bie . Yai mut fA | SPECIAL TERMS & P RIC -E of the hero of Ball's BWM, who was | qeyeyersvererarer eras 4rerdrei@rOver@ OVO 14 16 OME) R/O 6 SLA LOLA L1H HIO KOLO Lee LP MLO OLeIOIe) | ivinses, rT Tor oak. 7-98} to Parties Furnishing Their Hon friendliest and starving in New York % Ie he? demandad the officer 1 | rere POPPI PDPPOL AAD npr ~~ until Ber story was printed in The | 2 iis, Bate Wlidind (hi uneonack Hvaning World on Wednesday g MARAL AMS SARA. Aflac; & WamiMhi ac | All these offera to Mra, Bteral will be | press) Ue Investigated and she will accept the one |® You. dot 6 he! vy which #he thinks she may be happl- | @ Who? — oat While werving her benefactors, Within ee The offers have come to The Bveuing 9 Beimitt healtated and cleared wie! J World from the several altitudes in life : al q " the wie of & peor laborer ond 6 t and Calne Fohan or Gus 1} con White and Brass Hed $15.00; a8 lone as they last rite ae wealthy bachelor each offaring (he de he The pme there siicthi diana oS ppairing wo ot 0 the question roan pest of reat and comfort {s aamured her. £) Behiidt at last, co ed he had f ~ somearaaeet he Hor words of thanks to ‘The Rventng bY he mt tren ik Bt. Catherine's " World are glowing genital and registered ay. A trian fot | Amusements only could re rare trom Watisvure’’ fe was not Met’ encisi GRAND OPE Twice! ARN? dang ee nif 1, RE GUL LAR TH ATRE PRIC iS, at + KNNHAUSER PROCTORS PW YORK'H PA Nt "i UV dat My, | Sth Ave. |)! 58th St. | 125th St | hye Nawniiion Hi) KOSTER AND BIAL'S. [" fe faeaprh ta Pielde & We REPUBLIC sit Hammerstal Owner and Maneren, FI Metinees Welnenlay @ Saturday, " HERNE in SAG HARBOR ‘BROADWAY LAST WEEK, 1 Week | EMPIRE "\, Molinees W John Drew in Richard aes re mn ‘ THHATRE, Bway re. at “BENAU } ; HRATRE 4 a Went ) Husbands of Leontings | nwa - GITERION THEATR nae LESLIE CARTER as ZALA. GARDEN ™" Mat Ave had Ma fil ‘HENRY V, . AND ATi ave AMERICAN | ae “WOON aLiNO W YORK’: |The NI ‘\ A MILLION DOLLA. WALLACK’S: LAST WEE {MATINEE TO. DAY, EWE! FROGAD RO BURLESQUERS, Victoria The ROGERS BROS In CENTRAL PARK, MACK, ve ui Brooklyn Amusements. Fis GRAND THE i FROM MAXIM'S The Gunner! 's Mate. BIJOU Welker, evant un COLUMBIA 4.5 THE BOSTONIANS. MONTAUK ; Yew Mubtientions 1 & The taine facts that p cer or de- \ll newa- neta eee +) Supplement pipet, ove ST seminal