The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1900, Page 3

i | * ” aia tbiAdabtadin lianas ot hse bite cb an aga NAL aia OVE AND FAMILY ROWS | CAUSE A SUICIDE WAVE. vardolic Acid and Jumping from Windows the Favorite Method of Seeking Relief in Death. SHE JUMPED TO HER DEATH. Many sulcites and attempta at suicide Were reported to the Coroner during the Inst twenty-four hours Carbolle acid seemed the favorite mode of ending iiie, though there wore several cares of per> fons jumping from windows Jeaiousy and family troubles seemed to be the motives behind most of the sad affal DRANK ACID IN THE PARK, David McMahon Quarrelled with Father and Took Carbolle Acid, Dovid MeMahon, twenty-two yen an electrician, of Bifeet, commitiod rule [taking carbo!t while sitting with a fit stayed ym home for several nights and rand he had a quarrel when back. Me told his folks he Kill himself. Md his trouble hum, and th th They sat id Me Mahon Mrs, Weiber Bit Her Son-in- Law Until He Let Her Drop, Mrs, Bopha Welber, of 9 Willett stroet, died at Gouverneur Hospital at # o'clock this morning Tart night at 7 o'clock Mra, Welhor leaped from the third story window of her home and i 4 a fractured whut She was taken to the morning without ness, Welber, who wax sixty-four |! vears old and who !'ved with her son inciaw, Max Rubsch, had been tl for Many month, This preyed upon hor mind, She feared she would become a burden to her aon nelaw Walting her chance, lant night Mrs. Weber ran to the window, opened it And Was standing on the ledae when her son-in-law entered the room. Just as the woman tried to leap he caught her by the arma, — LEFT LOVER; SOUGHT DEATH. Minnie Gerhardt Rushed from Parlor and Tock Car- bolic Acid. and presumably r away fr Wild with Jealous: after a lover's quarrel, Minnie Gerhardt carbolle gold and died in the arms of her sweetheart, Kugene Priee, carly Ute morning, This war the trogte in tho giri'# home, 627 Bronx Borough, ard at which #he was one of the merrieet pants broken heart=that War the simple Miss Lulu Gerhardt, the plaster he irl, declared to-day Minnie had been in love with ‘Gene’ for two years, We met him at Sulzer’s ending to a party Rage avenue, for worked on athe Pronbyterian Mos patient he wa it MeMahon dled pital, WHY ARS, PINKHAM Westchester Park and he has cailed y the wonrin struekied tolfy Able to Help Sick Women When twice a week since, Mother thought t | they were engaged. He!" pho pleaded; “let me Doctors Fail about them Mr. Rubach held her while he shouced| How gladly would men fly to wom for aid. Tha desperate woman finally) an's ald did they but understand a i i hands #0 reverely Uhat he wan! woman's foollngs, trials, sensibilities, forced to | Mra, Wel dropping forty feet to the and peculiar organic disturbances © pavement below, Her skull was| Thowe things are known only to and Dr. Fletrehauer, the} Women, and the ald a man would give ince surgeon, saw there was no! is not at his command, hope of recovery, ‘To treat a case properly it 18 neces sary to know all about it, and full 15 A SPAIN. = ee Often after he had spent thi fing hore Minnte would be very dent when she came to bed. Two weeks ago, following one of his visita, #he eald to me, ‘Gene will never marry me. 1 wave no fall in him, He writes to other gris. Tf he falls me 1 will kill myself, ng had company here jast night Price remained with my sister after the others left. Mother went to bed and 1 ing In the dining-room when hed ‘Minnie has killed hers welt 1 ran to the parlor and found he CONME. OUR, “Bhe had jeft him and gone to the bathroom, where she drank carbolic oi, Then she walked back and threw wrself in hie animes. done it, Gene,’ gho mid. ‘I want to die in your arme! Prige nee moned Dra, Wahne and Bire ohoetter. ey Worked over the girl for an hour before ehe died. em TRIED TO DIE IN STREET CAR, Tells Police that He'll ‘Guard Family's Good Name.” Aloysius Van Solck Saved from Suicide by Two Passengers, Aloyaiua Van Sotck, of 855 Went Pitty. elghth atreet, the man who attempted to iN Dimeelt tn a car at midnight by swallowing carbollc acid, and who Is! go (ar every effort to wet any Informas now a prisoner in the Weat One Hun-liton from him regarding himwelt has dred and Twenty-fifth street station on | y fruitless, & charge of attompied suicide, refused man Contin, who caught him, today to reveal the reason for his ac-| knocked a revolver from his hand with Mon, & quick blow of his club, ‘an Solek had boarded the car in the] The policeman's suspicion had been I downtown theatre district and his ao-|roused when he waw the man-toliering | Mr® Chappell, of Grant Park, Til, tlons on the way uptown had elletted| near Henry Relder’s saloon at the cors| WOW portralt we publish, advises all the surprise of tho passengers, ner of Nassau avenue and Newelt | tuffering women to seek Mra, Pinke Healde Van Holck wat Goorge Fita-|street early thie morning, He refused AM ie. a ae Lydia B, Pink. eral, of 408 Kast eventy-agcond [to explain what he war doing there and /4M'* Veectablo Compound, as thoy atreet, and Thomas Quill, of 4 West] when thwarted In his attempt to use) 10h) ata, abe whith ¢ OVA- One Hundred and Thirtleth street his revolver went quietly enowgh to the] (oO) Mir NON a re ore, speaks When the car reached the nelghbor-| Greenpoint avenue station. ought to give others iMiphe. irs hood of One Hundred and Twenty-ffth| Later It wax foung that Relder's place pet 10 ahaheae Mar blag tly street Van Bolck row # bottle from h's} had been broken Into through A Tear Any Hoe advton in absol ear maes,, pocket and rateed it to hie lips window that had boen forced wiih a er advice is absolutely free, Hefore he could swallow the con tents Quill ant Fitewerald snatehed the vial from iw. The acid was spilled over the hands of the three men in the 6, ‘or God's anke,"' celed Van Bolek, eit to me, T've had enough (rouble 1) a hundred. men,” The Brooklyn pollee hold a mysterious Prisoher who, while admitting bur Aociares he whl Keep his Identity ay bere! Ne aye his family te of good social and he won't drag them into a pollve court, Mas, G. H, Omarrecs. siclan, She cannot bring herself to toll everything, and the phystelan |s ‘at a constant disadvantage, This |e why, for the past twenty-five years, thousands of women have been con- fiding thelr troubles to Mra, Pinkham, and whose advice has brought happl- hess and health to countless women | In the Un States, cash register had heen rifled of} 1) and a box of clware had been taken | CePabhiakiy th Gch ute s| HAMMERSLOUGH BROS, The tokets On hed. pawnbroker, mera name is ens | tered as ony Sullivan, but thie ts red Heritious, morning he. was again closely Lat aealous reformers rail Lat them twiet were The car Was stopped and Policeman] tie tai) fara & hose} Coyle took the man to the station aad | const vipiennt BOUGHT TO DIE; [trimmer Gabi SMA") Cece a IS NOW SILENT. a ack “\former, Wigwam Brave — or DON’T NEED REST. neither—come and see the kind of clothing which we are selling here at 60 cents on the dollar, Tt is by all odds the finest clothing made. Tt is fashion: able, beautifully finished, thor oughly reliable: and it's only hee cause we ave going out of the retail business that every gar. ment is now being sold at ex Miss Davideon Will Give No Reason for Attempted Suicide, ‘The proverbial close-mouthed sphinx ould not maintain a more profound sl> Jence than Miss Marjorie Davidson, who Jumped from the Pennsylvania ferry- oat Hudson Chiy. Miss Davidson |ives with hor step. . Tenbroeck Morrts, at 0191 Clerk wrest, Jermey City, where ahe in to-day under the care of & physician, All efforts to Induce her to alive a rea- fon for her Attempt to commit sulctie have thus far proved futile, As far aw known the young woman had no reason to desire to die, She has had no trouble at home, and although she has been working teaching her #unday-school Starved Nerves Need Food, A food that will naturally stimu. Jate and nourish a man so woak that he cannot feed himeelf, must have intrinsic merit and be worthy the attention of any bce with a weak mnach, 8. D. Horine, of Grinnell, Towa, writes: ly pure food seems | to me the true way to get well. After a long time at one of the best equipped sanitarluma, without bene- fit, | was put under a famous doe- tot, who sald that I did not need rest| actly 60 cents on the dollar, #0 much as 1 needed rich, pure blood, | Suits, trousers, full Aree euite, ete. Merny made from pure food, and I was put| fal Oxtort gray overonte and Mergianr—toon on Grape-Nuts, and tory, with broad military shoulders, sew “At that time I had to be liftod| tm! hendret ot our Anes Pall overvonte are from my bed like a baby, ‘Thin was | iret town nn ie 100 vormer price wire a ey're we liin at, ot , , here must little tasks, I have not fully recov-|oy. a ° * HET W! Sito lAeoracion, the work snot thougni | ered my strength, by any means, but jas 830 BROADWAY!1H"e iru tl oo jer to become hyster-| 1 have made a most wonderful prog: ‘few weeks ago she fainted, vut.tho | fea® on Grope-Nute food, | It leads son (he boat aay ‘there ware the knowledge that ortnitertonn of anything of thia kind, | vous prostration je simply nerve she deliberately jumped from | gtarvation. The nerves are pros- r boom threw | trated because they are starved. A if over: o-Night Is the night~-no time like just now to look around for Holiday Gifts. Our stock is a sight to see— never before such a wealth of Diamonds, of Watches, of Jewelry, at such attrac. tive prices. If asked to do so we shall be glad to make helpful suggestions, Jus e boat was entering the | starved man does not need reat, but MoH lp. ‘The or ro the tug- eods i IPoak Contle Point rescued’ her, To be sure the famished nerves ET LEAKE $ e Lghirs to eas but Tor ee re- store them, ey can dt up on WS GAS J KED. fet alone Wi mrt matt Theretore Me, Keenan Became Un- | Grape-Nuts was too weak to panecions ai Hespitan, | 100d mynelf, but fter partaking of Woes x init, almost jam Keena Possessed ‘of &} Underhil} avenue, went (o bed inst) me, pliant wih a leaky gag jet in the room.! “| oan account for the apeedy effect Att o'clock this morning he was found) of the food on no other ground than E pelos, Sram and was sent to} that it is #0 ensll; — wee Potlerman Injuved on Broadway, ty attempting ard a Sixth avenue car a They nia u and va) | We wish to call your attention to a handsome collection of bronzes in our Att Goods Dept, Main Floor, soth St Section. They were but recently re ceived and during the Paris Fxposition were displayed there, They are welt worth viewin, ee ee i nh nnn. too ee China and Glassware. To-morrow many rare bargains will be prevalent in our China and Glassware Departments. Note these items and prices. They are the greatest money savers of the season. Fur Specials, 550.00 Fur Coat for $22.50, These are near seal, strictly tirs! quality, It would take an China. expert to dis Decorated Di Sets, $7.08 « tinguish it from American p 112 pieces Alaska seal, pretty Moral dee stippled, § Limoges China Tea Sets, $6.45 —line thin Frenel china; So pieces; assorted decoralions to choose from; handles orations, handles looks just like i A garment like it in genu- ine Alaska Seal gold stippled: worth $9.00, could not be ae Cut Glass, purchased for $200.00. Berry of Salad Bowls, 2.08 8 inch size; They are lined with) Skinner's American cut glass; full and deep cutting;| Sati, Which is. guaranteed to brilliant tinisted; value 4,00, wear for two years, Are cutin the Intest shapes, nave chamois skin pockets, large revers and Storm collars, Water Tumblers, 1,98, 2,08, 3.98, 4,08 b per dozen: American cut glass; as- sorted designs; worth SO per cent, more than our prices, Poor 50th ML Restion waka Bohemian Glassware. eweweewoeecousess lain Glassware, 4 e © pieces; plain thin blown glass, consisting , of} doa n goble t lasses, 1 dozen wine glasses, 1 dozen cham. pagne tumblers, 1 glasve , si Boys Caps, 25c. , Bohemian G Go pleces, with the Grecian border and star HT {00dozen Boys pattern, al he tr edees S NMue chinchilla Other pleces in Be Glassware at proportionately low price: Thint Plow double band Polo Caps, also Boys’ and Children's , Woollen Poques, ‘large assortment of colors; 506, values, ee meeos coe ccoewcoces., Women’s Shirt Waists. A very special sale; you should take advan- lage of it, Of all-wool At D8.cm— Nhannel; fancy buttons on front, sepa. rate collar, all lined; colors and black, t 1.49 and 1.69% OF fine all-wool flannel; tucked front; all lined, At 1.98 ——Olwor'plaisi pretty colors, rece cececwreterernn ec nwsreeeeewccececesesseees Sale of Sterling Silver. Umbrellas, $1.15. For Men and &° \ ¢ Women. These are sold by dealers at $2,00, They are made of Union Taffeta Silk, close roll, with steel rods, paragon frame, and war. THU 8. Restton, An enormous pur-jranted for one ae chase enables us tosell} year. sterling silver at less prices than plated ware, Mato Pioor, bth, Mection teeter eee wwe e ew eo eens Pocketbooks, .48 i For to mor. tow only a in many instances halt. These articles are genuine sterling silverware, every article warranted 92§-1000 fine, Entire stock will be displayed on the centre counter next to ain entrance on the Third avenue side; WEIR cosy in the jewelry store, bination ; y\ Pocketbooks ing Silver Handled Button Hooks, Shoe Horns, Nail Files, Curling Irons, Shoe Hooks, Blotters, Cuticle Knives, Corn Knives, Paper Cutters, Paper Erasers, Let- ter Moisteners, Darners, 2) 23 29 ’ ’ &c,, all to go at, each, Main Floor, (0th Mt, feetton. een ee eer eweeweesoene. Gloves---A Great Sale. _ Our glove department is noted for its great value ivings, To-morrow it offers specials even more strik- ing than usual, and Card Cases of Morocco, Alligator, Walrus, Pressed and Seal, Ma Aquaria Complete, 29c, Our Aquaria De- partment has 1,000 of these popular Aquari- ums ready, Wef offer them for itt ae of the wee <= at, each, 29 f-inch Fish Globe, 2 Gold Fish, t Aquatic Plant, 2 Snails, complete at, Must be taken, orders tilled, Less than Half Prices, “‘Majestic’’ Brand, 95¢. Per Pair, Women's 2-clasp P-K Walking Gloves; sold elsewhere at $1.75, “'Peerless'' Brand, 85c, Per Pair, Women's 2-clasp P-K Walking Gloves, sold everywhere at $1,50 “Crown"’ and ‘‘Newporl’’ Brands, 69c, Per Pair, Women's 2-clasp P+K Walking Gloves; sold everywhere at $1.25, Men's Gloves, 75c, Per Pair, Kid Gloves, in variety of styles, both heavy and light weight; worth 1,00, $1.25 and §1,50, “Arthar’’ Brand, 59¢, Per Pair. Boys’ 4-clasp kid Walking Gloves; sold everywhere at $1.00. Men's 75c, Astrachan Gloves, 39c. Extraordinary value; all-wool fleece-lined astrachan; black and brown; all sizes. Men's $1,25 Kid Gloves, 75¢, Fine quality mocha undressed castors and glace kid P, K. Gloves: in all the newest street shades; tan, English red and gray, Boys' 50c. Astrachan Gloves, 25c, All. wool, fleece lined; all sizes, Boys' Lined Kid Gloves, 49c. With and without fur tops: all sizesand colors; actual value $1,00, Special wholesale prices given to institutions on woollen mitten: gloves and hosiery omen ne nn enn tree news we wwe weeenenncene: Friday’s Hosiery Specials. Ny iolin Outfit, 3.49. You can save a great deal by visiting the hosiery }viotin outtit, consist. _ dept. to-morrow. We have greatly reduced some off in, 0! tr RS | i Violin of Brazil wood, ~~ our regular lines, Thus we quote some of the greatest} case, one set of strings, one box ot | values of the season: sin; the complete set used 1 ’ o fobe $10.00, sale prices only De 49 | Women's Hose, 12c, Per Pair. Pint na ttn | This is an exceptional bargain, The goods are extra good qual-)*""""" sad blaine ity, plain black, with double soles; fancy hose, in floral designs; Groceries. black fleece lined hose; lif’ Hose, fast colors; actual value 19¢, Jersey Tomatoes, fancy,, red. rip Men's Half Hose, 12c. Pes Pair. great value, large cans, Be. Of extra heavy cotton, in black; also fancy-sitk clocked in ajParly june Peasy delicious, 2b variety of patterns, and natural wool hose in heavy weights; actual} Sugar P No mail or ©, 0, D Mertanine hoor eecccecoceccocssoncccce Rubber Plants, 49c, We oiler tomorrow one thousand of our very best Rubber Plants at the exceptional price of, each, 49¢, These plants are potted in 6 and inch pots, stand 24 to 36 inches high, and have 12 10 18 leaves each, No.0. 1b. of mall orders filled, Conservatory on rool. pea eeroreeerewooooecoen: Columbia |Graphophone, 3.45, These are the genuine Columbia Grapho phones; | the best in a, [ | the world Main #1 0 Third Poa woe ee seen eee e ee. very fing, 2-1, cans, 12¢, value 196, Bata silted small Peas, our 1 , Dillver Optic, ur — Men's Half-Hose, 1 9c. ne AN Abentt ; Wea oy. want ° y fancy, our 12, ry Again. Dumas, Alexandre, Fancy striped and all black cotton half-hose, also tinest grades} cin ‘ H Hawthorne, ‘Nathaniel. Diack Tulip arate Of cashmere hal/-hose; black and natural colors; actual value 35¢, prance ie, best, per can, 4c, 4 Iiiedie a, neva Cone, The Slant Covent : ee an . = Women’s Hose, 19, ‘ French Mushrooms, per cin, IR, . Doyle, A. Conan, Imported black cotton, full regular double heels and toes; actual} and 226. : ‘ f rine 9 me Mean Cara value 25c, Also all-wool cashmere; plain and ribbed; actual value 20c} Peaches He Ears ese Fears: comiey ‘ sh tase ar Wate cotebans Children’s Hose, 1 9c, | Peacties, Sih, cans, 126, "Holm: wan het eed f hal altel Wi mays All-wool ribbed cashmere, with merino heels and toes, size § to be jx ee Se Peaches, ine i ely oe Ss 9; actual value 29¢. Main Pioor, Sith MH. Seeiton Ground Ploer, sch st Seotton BLOOMINGDALE BROS, | BLOOMINGDALE BROS, M Ave, th and 60ib Sa. Ad Ave., 59th and 62th Sta, fiesleteheiiadeteteneeieneteneee te eee | | | Vebbles, 29 17.2 (8.7 | price \lpeesnerichaneneeeswerenessi+ssssanetinyteernnnal BLOOMINGDALE BROS., Capes---Coats. A Special Cape at $8.75. On sale to-morrow a single lot of Golf Capes, like cut, some made of fine imported tugs; others of high-class perl all have plaid backs and are double faced, made in all the newest designs and latest colorings ; 4 handsomely tailored and strapped with kersey, Real value $12.00, And the Best $10.00 Jackets in New York. Made of the finest imported Kerseys, box \ goats, halt tight fitting backs, storm collars, military coats with |"Aigion collars, double. breasted short jackets, tly-front jackets, plush jackets that look exe actly like sealskin; all are lined with handsome shades of Skinner's uaranteed satin; are tinely tailored and stitched; made by the very hest workmen in New York. Worth fully $15.00, Choose at $10.00. A fuil line of Ulsters, Paletots and Driving Coats, 860 to $80 values, at 4% regular price, Mostly manufacturers’ samples, Theres 0 a fore these low prices, See them, Hecond Floor, 60th Mt. ection, ‘ ereee Peewee ee meee ewe sence ene nes eceesoenee For Friday Only an Appropriate Holiday Gift, ' Axminster Rugs---Special. Made by S, Sanford & Sons, They are reproductions of Oriental Rug colors and color combinations; rich blues, reds, greens, etc. These are the best Axminster Rugs of its kind in this market, i pelt A (27 in. x 63 in., 1,98 4 W'36 in, x 72 in, 3.48 q 54 in. x 78 in., seamed, 5,98 54 in, x 78 in., one piece, 6.98 6 ft. x 9 ft., one piece, 12,98 9 ft. x 12 ft, seamed, 19,98 Smith's Moquette Mats, 18x36, 79¢ No Moil Orders Filled. None Sent 6, 0. D, Selections made at this sale will be held until Christmas if requested. TRIM Poor, 0th Ht, Beetion, meee e ee wee ee wee oee Great Sale of Slippers. We will hold to-morrow a great sale of Men's, Women’s and Children’s Slippevs. This \is an opportune offering, as slippers, you know, { make very accept: I \Q able Christmas q } Gifts. Women’s Slippers. At 69c—'Romeo” Slippers, black felt; red flannel lined; all sizes, § to 8, " ' i site Pelt “Juliette” Slippers, fur trimmings, c Cafe ty At t.19 dinal and black, all sizes, / At 50¢-—0f black felt, red flannel lined, also kid leather, com 7 mon sense and opera toes, all sizes, § to 8, Boudolr Slippers, 1.00--\n colors, black, red, brown; no heels, with pompons. Also white kid two-strap sandals; patent leather twoe Strap sandals; Dongola leather two-strap sandals; red kid two-strap |, sandals, in colors red, black, blue, pink, vellow, brown and bronze Men's and Boys’ Slippers. At 50c-—Pressed rey leather, in chocolate and brown 4 Shades; also black goat leather, all with patent leather } backs, nicely made, all sizes, Sale Herond Pioor, 9th Mt. Seetion, of Beds and Bedding. This is a very important sale, for Vriday only, An op- }3 3 portunity is offered to pur 4 dchase a bed, spring and mate q tress, at a price the lowes! ever 1 [ quoted in New York for goods jo! equally good-quality, Through an important puts chase we are able to name q these prices. As the stock is limited we must confine the sale to Friday only. 5 95 ~Neat Kaametied Bed, like cut, in j-fuot size, with wood frame, ° woven wire spring and soft-top mattress; bed, spring and mattress mplete. A finer Bed than one above, with extended foot end, in all sizes, with same spring ond mattress, A very neat Bed, with extended foot end and futl brass rail on head and foot: fitted with iron-frame spring and soft-top mattress, , A vel heavy Bed, with full brass mounts an a At 34.75 ~h tt onttvten as ety brs rl ant rag on head and foot, finer quality steelframe spring and fibre cotton mattress; all sizes, None sent en mpinied by purchase Pourth Floor OD, Mail orders filled only w 5-Vol. Sets of Books 65c. 4 To-morrow we will hold a great sale of popular 5-vol, sets of books, handsomely bound in cloth and gold, printed on good paper, from new, clear type, at the special price of G5e, per set. Following are some of the authors and their work ' Carey, Rosa Nouchette, Henty, G. A, yoke Pll + Trwe to the OM Flag, With Lee ie Virgtate, Woite in ade Hugo, Victor, Aunt Dian Clay, adie (Charlotte M, raeme), Rudyard, ht That Petted, They wil | Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, Cooper, J. Fenimore, | le hing Talon Mack aod © haat widen Lagu, Pe Ci i veel Macaulay, Thomas Babbington, | Lyall, Edn Tompeat anf Mansi ¥ in He BLOOMINGDALE BROS, | » 34 Aven 5h and 40th St. 3M Aves 58th and 60S,