The evening world. Newspaper, October 18, 1900, Page 3

WED AND PARTED Father Objected to His? Affection for Gay > Hungarian. » ‘ —— Y YOUTH'S INCOME IS $100,000 Ceremony Sald to Have Been Performed In City Hall Husband Missing, y furnished fint at 124) lives a wom James 1 arian gir Roosevelt, jr, Sho is a Mu i \ twenty-three yeare old, sho nd stout! ® and blond, At the Haym on Sixth | avenue, near Twenty nin street, she , Waa known aa “Duteh Sadie,” and was sald to bo Husle Messinger when she|? Sraduated into the Tenderloin from the “Red Light" district In Stanton @treet James R. to R, Roorevelt, ne Le ete1e HSS DOSS SSIS SI SSSISISOINION SOSH for, and cousin was not at the flat to Tle has not been there since Monday, when it is} maid a call from his father came a*)@ aya An Unpleasant Interruption to his do-} meatic arrangements Evening Worta| AU's, hree yea i asked the re call Bhapped th: Hvew hore mrarrie|, and [ look af ‘Why, how a Jand make were inarriod efore him hie money on} " Why, all he got | Mi th. ‘That wouldn't sup » port me {n the style I'm used to, jong list of a » “Td ike to horeewhip the man who] fities in which personal violence dom: | ® started that story that T come from the] Hated ad | ®) "Red Light’ diatriot cut times in his) ® “T haven't always been lying in the tien been | @ Tenderloin. My family live in. Bi lyn ‘al aselstance | @ @nd there are none better, 1 msure to cut |B i Hoston with “Doctor” Gray and got ow you up again, on 1@ married, ‘That's where 1 made a mis five ohiid | : take, If it hadn't been for that cere jane. the : mony T coud hay a halt jal aS . doxen milllonaire's 4 . a lot| oF en te ry of them—Princeton, Yale and Harvard | RAPORDIE. (Gh tat Hage ‘ ) boys. One young Philndeiphia million: |e ee pec He ald, UI eee] 3 ‘ aire wanted me to marry him, but hie| MY | Ou please," anid | ® Taher vrsrented: At Meo your highend If You ploan nid | * 8 “Now I'm not aure where 1 firet met! | ‘Jim’ Roosevelt. T think it was in Tom. fon, but jt may have been in New noth of you Fe} morning.” rate ane, roueh her fat, ‘ wifte that had Fy aeauatnt ALL CARS TRANSFER 10 Haw 8100,000 0 Yea | : teaver ¢ in $000 | . A finee he sma t Auel — od . gust mes trata ! , AE THMATHOGIRER neal BANG ARI Hl Burke Got a Death BRO py Bgtw Hy Ho wilh have greater weal | Wound, but Held His NE 0 tie father's deat o- ° . ° rane ee Ro Jr, deapite ‘ 4 teeny IN anh | Nerves Second Day To-Morrow of the i it whe her hy hueband ' , . ' With hie throat slashed from ear to H , vmaneaentrnese 4 Three Days’ Offerings. | MT+) Kixtyefirst wiroet, thin morning walked | $+ vane) Hie como back, 12) Remo Sharh, He ' This was a record break ng day, Such startling: ‘ fa, married to | treat ln , ; i ; , ‘values as we have quoted must draw crowds, Notice: vherme Poe sy ATT names nie known.te the pales the |$ ‘these items for tomorrow, They are. xceptional in ‘ "13 ‘every sense of the word. We cannot uli mail orders. ; My wan panel AMIS | enews Fe lisatsreeaay teres} wont tn. iv began.) y and | Fur Specials. Cloth-Bound, Books, Ie. ' ‘ \ Tiprletor ordered pim out, to At 2.04-—Nearseal Pur Scarfs, value! In handy: volume form: value Soe, ' wad hi vine, and With ihe man with W wi 6.00, i ee Mint 10 the aktowalk, there | AL S.49—Sale Opossum Fur Sar Umbrellas, $1.94, atrick at t », Who tnm: value $5.00, 7 ead ' iment with rem a ragor and’ slashed. his |S | At 4,0de—Skunk or Alaska Sable Fur! AMPsHTK taileta’value $3430, 0 H y(n ator t she aa ahah cea | Searfs, value $10.00, ' . ' POTN Ant a TM hel uaaaeriig How tie etree | 1 At 6.94—Fine Mink Fur Scarts, value! Watches for Women, ; loa ving & tail of blood behin | $15.00, At 2.04—-Solid silver, with: silver) 0 for A Ait Se aways ; \o2 é tae brooch, ch thine to match ina nT fl yiock awa T ‘ t ‘ " te woere wre [4 towel around hile wel a sent | Hemstitched Linens, | vet ase Wate $4 he: H stctacetma al "3 ‘these have one row of drawn works: AE 8.04—Kichly erameled In all the to ft yelt | Stamp, clive desi reehele tha Haat 1 i ator om \ 18! Hee Tn eee Te ai ear | Watch, na neat case) value $10.10. 3 th ditheulty | i from Ae, to 19¢, each, worth from} ( : iam whch | 12¢, to ate ' Solid Gold Brooch, $1.49: H ¥ Henderiol pavanee oval a wees + Set with one slong of any cetor; value! Hl ateaterit tora at ae wate! A DETERMINED WOMAN |§: | Solid Sor Bing |, Ae i Monday he came jo the city trom ' 678 — Set with one diamond; : , Hyde Park. ond intervh iy ro | wigatly Found a Food ‘That Cured Her. |$ | valucthaon. Tie Clasps, $1,94. ; ie ee When I first read of the remarka At gOq—Set with one fiery Whi ins varioiy of desiens, In solld goky! $ jrape-Nuts food | dover nd weighing about 1-32d of a) 1 Tay f i i ined to secure some,” vaya Mrs, C,)$ cua ' dued young mar Th WsAldeldge vf Salisbury, oad ‘ Set with a fiery white dia Gold Relts, 24 i $ Belahiere Have i the | th { one kopt in thie mond weighing about jt6th of a (vO ets, CG ‘ young ma ‘ nd ordered some carat; value $1 5,00, r ret Ine dey have gilt Mrs it @eeesece t over ihe f | Gold Plate? Buttons, ! fone ss, NANwen nd é 44 a 1 aultot cd all gots of rome 18 | At Se. per set--Consisting of | collar) Stationery, 48¢, | a) a uns, but obtained only | f tn and twos yuire cabinets of paper; $ | tempor f As soon a8 1 began] t i “| to use the new food the cramps dis-| With celluload bac ‘ 3 J appeared and have ne ppoared OFA) slrea:and shapes, for tn asses, 74¢, H tthe] "My old attacks of Homaci and woiren, ae ina] were a little slower to yield, but by] S: e solid gold § fite'*leontinuing the food that trouble hae|%! Chatelaine Bacs, 94c. , ¢ MeO | Atsappeared entirely ree mies lata Mi ee ; rfeetly well, can In silver gray and silver pla Shading Outfils, 64e, \% erything | wish, ¥ gthe|s ), 82:0 rhe: "Barbies? pull complete act | 8 penalty that I used uid not.) S| ay) 4 r 1 retdy for use v.lue $20 ‘ [and woul not, kee hone without |g | Violin Out Ut, 3.45, f ; year | Grape-Nute, le) pie so Bates ot ' ne ena Yearly 7 "My husband was eo delizhtet with| 8 Fy Aaa ad Clocks, $3.84, ; $ Pepe erely. fd by | the benefits I rece! » hy 1 yet soe Royal Conn Porcelain, (ite! with the: Seating ars yea te ae OF) heen recommending te tole Cushion Tops, 1% AeA TMA ARAL a ee AE ST his wrath Rooeeveit and the) his eustomers and has butlt un a vory| ¥ | These have backs; real value ave + Walue pit ' $ ts, covery athould ; | arse trade tn the food. He sells them i: xs LE BROS, |? ij by the ease to mort of the leading: & | BROS, MINGDA ROS., | aii phvalciany: ot tie sound, Who reels; BLOOMINGDALE BROS, ' BLOOMING OS., ' 4 In halt, wn age. This Is 45 home and talk NOD OOOO OOOO UUOOOO OUIOU OU OCU OCOUUOU MEBSEN C te, on LAY MULRY Mulry Says Doctor's Hobby Was to Cut Her Head and Sew lt Up. | not a lawyer'e THROAT GUT ht eeribe Grape -Nuta very generally, ‘There in some eetiatnct! really sclentifienlly ws It over and rt hack to me in thi lon in nvine a food,” "| De a kk i a 0 ac WHS WNL) TLUASOAL Mevawdien, UCKOBER 1s ibod, | AROOSEVELT l NUDGE ORDERS COUPLE TO KISS HDG OOOO FOR THEIR CHILDREN’S SAKE. POU UCU ¢ aor) ried when 1 hay Worce suit agalnet DF , Mulry, "Never again will 1 liv ; din Roosevelt wanted to marry ine, but same toot with Dr. Mulry int «morning. ‘He haa tried too : nH man Roosevelt called 0 clit 1 wil obey the Judge's : ay. | showed him my certition Pate: A wes tk : Of marringe to Dr, Gray, and fe much, If De. Mulry : fed, Ite ok Jim away ive me a tien on hie property n't 1m 4 hat Hime: That reet film just sale leleleleleieisiere see SOO OO OU OO OOOO UOO OOOO UO} York. Dr. Mulry Ie wealthy ‘ be | r > “Well, ‘dim! got thin fiat here and fell! nary att H . ae ulna eho sald one eee Oe ' tok and Lcame here to. nurse him me mai” Ey wen hy "'Jim' Roosevelt thinks a great deal The law 1 they f , He telearaphed this morning | he cust oUt ae ih Yat he would stick to me: but T guess| Vor ton mn ; "rm th hn 1th hin \! Roing a y jal an ‘ r i} Ww im, I'm going awa Hand lain ; MAsale Ferion Dr. Muir an { An then showed the reporter} cating him eT amlon ' UM ptiounly urnieh Although Mea. Muley " ! | Jor wax furnished tn Laoule | 1 Ta K ul vita | \ nting to a magnt-| Sharp, who is Dr ere OOOO UU ee | f a gift from al Ineniloned. tbe In a request to Justice Maddox tn the A! one line «io had five members of 7 | Court,” Brooklyn adjourn one fam t tha 4 ring in th pa ‘sth ris wih her,” Ne i i } | | reece renee es eee nem eee AAAAAAAAAUVAVAN OAD AYE VNS EN TA DONE MOAT ON SO NMAAESNONEOEE YS 0 34 Ave, 59th and With Sti, 34 Avis, 59th ard 60th Ste ledba te tab cveneneWeecerevepdoss ceeberrebhes vagere YELLOW ACK, Mrs. Peterson Kills Her- | WET ORE R ENDER Et es LE SURTE RRS R EDO ET UR RREE EERE EE ENTIRE REE OE tetEt enn neneennenEN eR ESE SEAN EDRCAEL EASES LSALATSEASL TOL GAR RROROETCR ELAS OCOUROREL CLEC SEERU0E TE OE SES ESSE TE URTOMURE UROL URE TERDOREOD BRUTRELTIDRRONNETETONNT TE TESTE TET ee eRe aE ea EEUU REECE H Spree Yellow fever is Increasing here, It ald that there is not one block In y¥ but has contributed from one eon, If there is no tun will @ soon be from 0 THEN SUICIDE and Mrs Hayes an here. * the General Man: a branch of the No fompany, who is # low fever, ie very low hin. WASHINGTON, Oct WA tel to the War Department today aa AV me Major Matt self After Major Died Re Veter is of vital importance to: every prudent person, No: greater values than these They Have Patent Waistbands, Fora few days we olfer a most extraordinary special in Boys’ strongly made Waists of finest quality figured percale. They are made with the patent waistband, which can be removed in washing. Have two detached collars, one standing and one turned down, These garments are practical in every Mech A vular $1.00 le; sizes § (0 12 years, Price, for three regular $1,00 article; siz ) 48c days, ferond Floor, Oth Mt Seetion ' And Other Millinery Bargains. —No house in the U, 8, ‘can boast of a tiner bat for $5.00 than ours, In fact ‘the same quality of hat sells elsewhere at $7,50 and $12. ' Our $5.00 hats are made by the same expert milliners who make our most expensive ones, and they are ‘ copied {rom the best foreign models, ' Stylish Walking Hats of stitched ha bere? Milt rosette, in castor, gray, brown, navy and black; special sale to. monrodat : : ' 1.98 This stylish trimmed Watking Hat of castor, royal, black, pearl, with plaited hand of sik, cut felt pompons, A very good hat for general wear, and sold regularly for $1.98; our J 49 piive for tomorrow is only be , Women's and Misses’ Felt Short Back Salior Hats, with black velvet bow, edged with gold | 75 braid and gilt buckle; very stylish and attractive at.. Be Children's Hats for ‘chool wear. A special sale of several differ. ent styles, each stylishly trimmed 75¢ 65c AI i «t ’ ’ New line of Felt Short Pack Sailor Hats, in blac colors; to-morrow only. ..+ Flannelette Wrappers, 59c. | Also some of Calico and Percale— $1.00 value. When this sale was announced we had one of the largest crowds of the year in our wrapper depart. ‘ment, We have gathered the ‘balance of this great’ purchase ) which was left in our stock-rooms, and will place the goods on sale ‘tommorrow at this same extraors dinary price. They are of heavy ‘quality. fleeced back flannelette, ‘and best print percale and print j ‘ calicoes, Made with deep flounce “and trimmed with ruffles and fancy ‘ braids, An- size may be found if : you take the lot asa whole. Our|[ | price to-morrow, 59c. Waists. —Of fine flannel, French back, plaited front, sep arate collar, new fall colors. WAL 1.98 & 2.25, ,%, French flannel, shirt cufls or flare culls, fined and unlined, in all the pre- vailing shades, At 6% Striped flannelette, front trimmed with soutache eyarate collar, all sizes, i braid, Dressing Sacques, 2.98 & 3.69, shirred back, collar, slesves All-woo! Eiderdown Kimono Sacque: 4 At 2.98 full front, trimmed with two frogs and sacque bound with satin; al sizes, At 3 69 OF ripple Eiderdown ; tight-titting id breasted front, apphqued; with cle with shirred ribbon, (wo frogs, back, double » collar edged Bevond Minor, Bie 44 Ave., 59th and 60th Ste. WA 59th and 60th ft, sas been teolated with SHE TRIED 10 | Misses’ Jac ‘GREAT | materials themselves, Va nal 19 Women's fine ribbed At 39c. fees halurel woo 15 Ce iieeve- line! Underwear, i , ha a” Aihaal Me made from the best Cgyptlan yarn, seu vito ee i Ln pce] trimmed with silk tape and pearl bute et ue e 0 © nh t ' tons; high neck, long or short sleeves; quailty fleece lied Shirts and sil i Drawers, in netural grays and) (0 Silver prays and white, pants to "an extraordinary value tak : the lots Women's two every pair guininteed to fit perfect ‘ sizes; actual value $i fine BLOOMINGDALE BROS, | ELOOMINGDALE BROS. BLOOMINGDALE BROS, Martha Fisher Sought |" and, most important of all, perfect in TUR ° OREN R_LTY 11 JOCURI TES 2 Peterson caused quite a sensation In ‘Tuceday dhe eateed Mre, Merts to leok milttary cirolos, ‘after her year-old baby girl and gave |S carving knife, her throat, {ng Bhe appeared to be sufferin i! About Il oclock she sent Man to the drug store: | When her sister left Mr @/Out of hed, locked the door —~—- Relief from Pain In Cuba. * Mrs Petaroon Bit ettet in Death. ver condition way pronouaged Tiles here an hour later ne — JOHGAB, Chief Sanitary OMmcer — ‘i i M anliary Omer, Woman Uneonse in Hallway, HAVANA, Oot =Major Peterson! Mrs. Martha Pisher, chiryreiaht years | An unldentitied woman, about forty the Chiet Commissary. of Cuba, died to ee a” pratua Jold, of 162 Weat Siaty-thind atreet, cut [rare old. was found unconscious 10 the st yellow fever, MER Peterson, hie] Me tMpelntel fron NOR her throat with # carving Knife this [imiivny at 3m Wat Mortieth streg thie P bis) lhe r morning at her home |Hoeity She h hatr and from Cioelnaatl to nurse him, phot her fh by a heart trouble. Bhe could [Pile Walat Diack atraw hat, black #toglte if with a revolver in the head one get no rellef, and wome daya ago she [ise and hoes, iy after the Major's death and dled |e et) a nied at sulelde, 8 hen her mar ireessconiil ; sinntly ling tupldly and many of our t al sisters, Mr Merut cod Mra Mary | Business Opportunities advertion® Tho death of Major Peterson and Mre town with i Osman. have watched fonoly In The World pay big returns, WUNMAN ONO OOO00084 000406) VONAOAANYENNOLEDT AAA UOEOOREN ESE: ‘ veberens 1% a5 7 ; ; . be iesdocheceressoentesensteees e(0m f f °, | , ' To-day’s announcement ALL CARS TRANSFER TO To-day’s announcement! ‘ greater values than these ever existed, ‘ ‘ ing Hosiery Items, An Epoch-Making Sale of Hostery for One Day Only. We accumulated a month ago a small lot of Men's and Women's Hose (about enough for one day's extraordinary selling) at a Iost astonishing concession from market prices, The result you will see here to- morrow, Values in hosiery the greatest of the year at this the greatest hosiery store in the United States, Women's 25c, Hose, 15¢. Choice of Hermsdort black fancy striped or polka dot; imported recently, Women's 50c. Hose, 29c, Finest grade of imported lace lisle hose; a reat variety of styles and colors; alto plain blacks, Men's 35c. Half Hose, 17c, Fine fancy liste thread; cotton striped and extracted patterns; over $0 different styles to select trom, Men's 75c. Half Hose, 25c. Finest grade, of lisle thread, with woven silk checks; also vertical striped; large assortment of styles and colors. Malo Oth He, eet Girls’ Coats and Capes of all-woo! fabric, appropriately trimmed, style and fit, vet with all this very rea: sunably priced, Children's Farcy Reefers, made of all-wool flan- nel and heavy-weight mixed goods, combination inlaid sailor collar and large variety of other gf styles, tight fitting or box backs; sizes 4 + to 14 years; worth $4.50; choice to- | 98 morrow at i Children's Box Coats and Gretchens, of all-wool cloth, in brown, castor, steel gray and oxblood red; lined and interlined throughout; deep collars, with lace, braid and furtrim. mings; sizes 6 to 8 years only; very 4 98 special at bs Golt Capes, like eut, for children and misses, of heavy-weight dow. Me-faced plaid-back materials, new flare single effects, with kere sey and tailor stitched; regular price, $5.98; sizes 4 98 ° 6 to 14 years; special price, + for early fall wear, made of fine quality broad. cloth, fly-front and double-breasted styles, lined throughout with silk rhadame to match; colors, castor, brown, blue and wlacks excellently tailored; sizes 1}, 16, 18 years; regular 4 98 e $7 coats; special price, od Floor, BOth Mt. Festiom, EXCEPTIONAL PRICES MADE POSSIBLE BY A PURCHASE—Nearly 3,000 dozen pairs of Men's, Women’s and Children’s Knit Underwear at a price mucin lower than was intended ever for the Of the Women’s— Of the Men's— ] imateh; all sizes, including extra larges actual value, 406, 49c Women's fine fleeceslined * Combination Sults, open across the shoulders; in matural grays and whites made by the Oneita Mills; all sizes; actual value, $100, Mats Floor, Uith ’ ‘ Women’s Kid Gloves. Our Glove Counters are filled with Gloves in the new Fall Shades. Here is i from among lasp Kid Gloves, Jaeger colors; all sizes, ° At 7% Men's natural wool * Shirts and Draw. rs, extra good quality, single or dounle breasted, all sizes, value Wo | at the cxtraordinary price of, per pair, Children’s Underwear, 17c. &) Ihrough a banking house we have pute Fl ~ ie a stock of Children's Fleece-Ling Merino wibbed Vests and Pants, which were | Huined over to them, on account of failure i ot the manulacturer, at an almost insigiifte cant We made a very advantageous purchise, and are wle to offer you goods at a value of $3c, on the dollar. Your choice to-morrow of white and gray, all sizes, 17¢. each. Moin h St, Reotion ‘BLOOVINGDALE BROS, ‘ M Ave, 59th and id Aves, 59th and 6)th Si # about her funeral and the care of her grave after she wan gone, Mra, Osman was with her this morn+ iroat- y re, Owe Mra. Osman.fin ling the door barred, 1) happened and sum- When the door waa he Wee taken to Roosevelt Hospital is of v.tal importance to} every prudent person, No: