The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1901, Page 4

YOMAN ELECTED MEMBER OF ge BOARD OF TRADE. @CODOQODEOGQOSE’ Louisville Directors Admit Her by a Rising Vote and Give Three Cheers. LOUISVILLE, ‘Ky., April 1—Minx Jen- nie C. Benedict han the distinction, tt ts claimed, of being the first woman to be elected a member Board of Trade, | KEMPS. WASH DIRTY LINEN. Family Secrets Crop| -Out in Suit Over the Estate. @Ndihidden myaterics tn un erent, Were Dinted at by the Inwyers. to-day in the treil for the legal construction of the two wills of the young man’s parents, which |» Kolnk | on tefore Justice Fitzgerald in Supreme | Court. Fdward Kemp, an tunele of young George and executor of the rider Kemp'x will, was on the witness stand under croms-examination by Lawyer Thomas F. Conway, who proceeded nees's memory with reference to the alleged habits of his nephow. The Inw- yer asked Mr. Kemp if he remembered about young Kemp's marriage In 1885 “I don't knaw whether he was married | then or not,’ replied Mr. Ke 1p owtt| gtve you the detafis If you want them. George's father was in Europe. Georse wom West and met a sri and fell tn love with her. He wrote to his father’ “I beg and entreat you, Mr. Conwa interrupted Lawyer Treadwell land, who appears tor Mr, Edward Kemp, “not to insist upon airing these family scandals tn court. For the sake of the children 1 ask it.” “We are t@und to show, tf this boy fowists, what really broke hin mother's beart"— Mr, Conway objected to such atate- ments, which, he sald, fluence the Court. “Threats and entreaties do not move we in this case," he said. “If you have @ny proofs, produce them and we will meet you on that iinc Mr, Kemp told of once finding hin nephew in a sanitarium tn Englawd, “It was # place to recoup after u “A pleasant retrea! voluntarily, wran't tt°" Conway. “Not a place where you or I would want to be,” retorted the ol gentle- man. Mr. Kemp said he gave George Kemp $21,000 when the partnership waa dis- solved in 1885. “He lost tt in the wheat pit in Chi- cago," he naid. ‘The Kemp estate ts now valued $5,000,000. ———< ITALY AND GERMANY AGREE. |; Relatt of Not Likely BERLI understands the | Imperial | | where he went queried Lawyer tries Ne Severed, Chancellor, Count the wae alderable lengt i to remove the false Impress: ated by ingtinua Uons in the neh press regariing the Telations between Maly and Germany, The paper interprets the meaning Proving the continuance of thorous friendly relations betw wo statesmen was At dw al at, whl ting wt Verona was acel nardeil! being on his wa; y assurancon. —=_-— Hehooner Mow PHILA, Apr schooner Oriental from Atlin Norfolk was driven ash gn wind ho-iny PuisS JENNIE Cc. GCneEpics Cleve-|t were made to In- OOO OO OOOO L sis the sentor of Jennte Co Menediet & € erm, of thin city, She commercial circles as any siler aes. and lincat member ¢ rs accentuated three cheers for member $200 COFFIN FOR PET DOC. “Baby,” Minstrel Primrose’s Black and Tan, Is Dead. Nestled In a Ned of flowers, been arranged within a th ) Mt. Vernor, N “Thaby, Mr. rimrose’s pet tan dog, which died suddenly. y morning at thelr home at the o ‘orth Pulton and East Lincoln avenues death of this animal hax caused mourning in the famous minstrel man's household. ‘The bea which ts aatd toh fn the front hall bed are specta to and Mrs blac 4 nee on parts of the country Mr. and Mre Primrowe had raised “Bapy” hoa pop. For mine years the dog travelled with the actor's family The In trip of the ac s Was during the past ympanied them to San Francisco Mra. Primrose told a reporter this morning ste always put the travelling bag while travellin rked or tu any) nolve | «Mrs. Primrose fay adtting tn the dining-mom holding | wy in her ta en the pet jumped S| cough. ‘THis After April 7 the rate will be for purely Catarrhal troubles, literally with all, but given on ed out noun It isn given simply to make good {t is the last “spectal offer,” The reasons for this hay sized. No mater whether you Skin Disease, Stomach Trouble, and to be replaced at the ews to say that there will to complet ated UNTIL hundred ordinary eases and more ation. simply eptioni| cazes~ cages pronounced incurable Mary Winter had been stone deaf for {8 years— result of scarlet fever— stone deaf, mind you i Wire, Hlackmur had been totally deaf 2: the reault of searict TM aig deaf, n jou. ‘umes Carey sease was a singular ane- deafness came on from the whooping selectid cases—er- that all others have Mrs. Weiss was totaily deaf, couldn't heara shriek or whistle when she com- meneed treatment. This twas only six weeks agow Vietor ‘Nobus, a tell known manufae- turer, was cured of deafness in ane month a that marks the advance made in the rapidity of cures Viss Meeckin says that in her left ear she had not heard a sound for eight years, and Mrs. Hensel describes how the head noiees that erme ax a earning of approack- ing deafness disappeared, giving the first sign that the treatment was obtaining its vietory. 25 Years f from Fe Mrs. E. M. Dlackmnr, St Palmetto street, firooklyn: "I was deaf for twenty-five year Jax a result of scarlet fever tn childhood. 1 could scarcely hearanything, and in the past year or two Twas getting 30 much worse that I feared 1 would ket totally deat. 1 was barred from joing to church, for h couid not hear ona word of Ice, even well up The rpebanda have restored my hear: | tog 1 ean ner well an Ans NLAcMUn. me pleasure to make others afMloted an can be done for Dent from Whooping Coagh. Master Jamen Macon street, Brooklyn. Mrw “My non, four: teen years old deat in his right ear from early attack of Bhooplag cough lett him 0. We had to © attention his tert speak very loud te attrac and often repeat, He had So turn ear toward the Doctor, Copeland. une | Aertook leat fall to restore his hearing. and to-day he came from the office a thoroughly poll boy In esery, rapect.| rrautring ‘no jer treatment reathing ts clear his hearing, perfect nolane in hin bead have long sluce disappeared ‘Totally Deaf Feb. 20, 1908, 1 became totally deaf. No amount of vhrieking, no sound. no matter how loud. iM reach my ere 1 couldn't. hei Wo tick prewied clowe to iny: eary. how Twas when I went to Dr 5 a month iny of the symptoms given horewith, or from any chronic, obstinate dis- if you begin or renew your treatment before April 7 CURED at the rate of $4.8 month, all medicines included. mac. Sevore . with’ ite throat and cheat sytopto: me, vent Robert O'Hara. ) 41K. 22d wtreet, to the Copeland physicians, | WUKLUD: WHEUNKSUA 1 | Wael April 7 patients accep thia unusual rate, After April 7 the | $3 rate returns to stay. ly for the end of that pertod with a higher rate. be no extension or continuance. ete the rere le because be made. ains, therefo to be empha- fness, Head ises, Catarrh, ‘ouble, Blood Disorders, or from you will be A Manufacturer's Deafnens. ew Homers erher tw the Copel miecit laat week with nnd this “They ean cure they, cured me Towan deaf when 1 went there, and a terrible sufferer from ear troubl In threo visita my suterinas w mn and at the end of one tm cured.” without recetving any thoroughly discouraged when Doctor Copeland. Stone Deaf frou “I had been stone deaf in my left ear for elgh- teen years, the it of scarlet fever in early childhood, Final Jy. heartug tn my right ear became dul. Unless: turned toward him 1 could not undermand the ed 1 should lone my position In charge of a toy depertinent at Ehrich's Doctor Copeland entirely and completely fpstored my hearing in both ears. ne eat for elghtern years Is ag accurate tn the “Mise Mary Winter, 336 f Deaf on New Yenr’s Day. Mr. Salixbury had been deaf 16 years, was growing deafer all the time, and made uw Ais mind he would have to leave his worl and was going to be totally deaf. He had been to no end of doctorn and spectaliats No help and no hope. After reading for tome months the series of wonderful re- sults tn deafness [Fubliahed Inthe daily papore he went tr Copeiand, That wan Yonge. Tiyeday he beara as well as 1 believe Mark yot my house an (na kiteben, striking When tacomacnesints ear a watch Uck pressed close to my ear,” This 5 eg the writer took the h S. Salisbury, at an Park ave. ator ea J. ts corroborated be alt hin tamfly ht iriends and his neigh | orn Totally Neat. Meckin, 141 E. 4d street, + eur trouble began eight yenrs ago her Inft ear with notses MHke escaping nays steam. Finally that ear beeame totally deat, She neglected the matter until by and by the right ear began t be affected in the fatne way. Then she went at once | Copeland, who restored her hearing in the left ear, § years teat, she can now hear aa well as ever, Relation of “Notaes” to Dentnees, The case of Mra, Hensel, of ita W224 street, wna one of those typical ones in which the ringing and buzting nolsea in the earn preceded the deafness an a warning sign. It {a aleo noted that the Treatment frat conquored those distressing notses, and that after they were cured the cure o the deafness speedily followed. Mra wan so pluned with the wonderful results f the Yment that she immediately her daughter under the ad phystelans care of the Hie beare willing tentimony st ch 1 began taking the treatmen' Toway | can carry on convernat without any dimeulty n J hear distinctly all as the Uck and I consider that Hthve, complete eur thee akan Taton Curae, EE. No Operation Needed, 6 Oskland st My nixeyear-ohd daughter, 1 wildin't hea’ aw toctor eaRary The One Medical Institute. SAD NEWS Sa HOGS. | | levated Sta Ne Stopped. Fapectoration on Stnirways ¢ The eruk ears has Inst spitting in Horace the Hog 4 will not soon re two a has ha from which ni The arrest As many hie causing the habitual spitter to wer in ot} n rrived She hor rider tr a new bate Is driven his two larg so ES EYOU AN OIL, PAINTING OR er rare, article of value to d{s- big W W. H. COPELAND, M. D, (Regular) | Consulting Physician, M. SISSON, M. in attena Apen patients ring Hom: Copeland mieut for Deafnoes, Mrenehitte Oftces, era t a oalNe. AND MAYOR MOBBED. -|Franchise Grab Block- ed in Kansas City and Fealty Exacted. KANSAS CITY, Mo. April a-Excite- the City Coun: nellmen pubite « day tng which was heht bast ting valuab! olltan Street 4) for consider. he ommse hon are pot much vit Matloay ¢ yowere ation, rowded with eltl- ho oppose wsuires, anit when rhurchise pinitiee reported fae verably upen the bills ee a surged Upen the Noar af the oh Fr, and only: onservattye « Lelled tand on York, elphta, waa able to communicate with shore when they arrived off this port thi morning, Owing to the gale which provatied they were compelled to proceed on their way to Liverpool without ptepilog any mall or passengers. ble and swear that he would vote WUnK Of the franes bees M forced to swenr that te the measures If pasned senae. Willtam 0. th street ieer Ma gratitude. for rellet from tae ton, distress and bloating tn the n ot| the dropping down, eatarrhal ae 1 Serionon Congh, Frank Carter, 208 Mleecker street, Brook: | Ivn, describes his reltef from cough, and | throat trouble Doctor st Hobart Col eecpatile G Geneva, Ho- er Hospital, (81) Hospital Medical | Poat-Gradu nose, ear, th HUNTER ST. JOHN, M.D. (Rezular) Attending Physician, D. (Homoeo ith), ue Nession, ea appllesto TSANG AN ODE TO LAFAYETTE. Last of Thirteen Girls Dr. Copeland's usual charge Regard this, then, as the closing opportunit {the sertes—Ike the other four offers that have been given to be carried | pertod for which it {s an- It is} fl far below cost of T couldn't | @ 200 Silk Etons. 5 Mi ton iin B. Altman & &o. | Are now showing the latest models for Spring of the FASSO CORSET, contain- ing important features not heretofore | shown, which conform to the require- ments of the approved models in Gowns. | Daniels. Flannels. 280 remnants, from ty to 4. yard lengths. of handsom: Embroidered White Bkirting Flannels, plain aml seat- loped edges: the actual price of thege Feods ranged from 69°, to $1.35 yd Ait sell 'themn wife they" lwet to-morrow From 49c. to 89ce: yd.}. LINING SPECIALTIES. ABO pes. finest sitk-finished perealines, | In binck and ali colors, value {21 ¢ |. is sale Bho ‘nce. Anest. quailty pe in Black’ and all colors, ree. vrlce J Bo]? oe, vd. this ale see SHEETS AND CASES, Qur prices, always the lowest, take a big timbie to-morrow 1,000 dozen sheets nd cases, ih A an far b The scope of our skill is to (bax : | improve upon the form of every SHEETS. 2 “im € jaan who gives us the opportumty, U aim We display sample garments that (dam earry out the style and character CASES. tie of our work. The prices we quote: Oves- coats, silk lined, to order, $20; Fach customer limited to one dozen. LINENS. i. reaste Prine: Ali B00 dozen. hemmed Unen Auck towels,|double breasted Prince Albert 39436, regular price Loe. each, this Qe | coat and vest, silk lined and 20 pon. pure, white matin finishes dam.| faced, $25; English trouserings, de, regilar price fc & Wrst A at me this nate 39 | 6 ‘legant imported faney Pea, very heavy auth leaciied alle Worsteds and Cheviots, suit to Taek tante dan nen . nh aay Irewide, netual value 8110 sd. this 79¢ order, #20, Business suit of ex- sale ceptional quality Abi Item’ for hotel pesple. le must be etion, other-! | Value and Sty satis wise money bac Samples, Book of Information | and Measuring Guide mailed upon request, ARNHEIM, BROADWAY & 9TH STREET. to BED COVERINGS. | pohet bedspre 2 cases white o your entire white M sprenda, worth satin positively nis sale full-sine cotton: welght, paiterna each; thin sale Waile quantities last these prices are for Thursday and Friday Only. Mail Onters Promptly Fille Linen Aisle, M. Floor, Ke Broadway,8 and 9 Sts. ° summer beautiful We Announce for Thursday, March gth An Extraordinary Sale of These Etons are in two very stylish models—tucked taffeta with Russian lace col- lar, and plain taffeta, tucked batiste collar, lace edged; coats perfectly tailored and lined with white taffeta silk; all sizes 32 to 42; value $20, special Ladies’ Suit, Men's Suit, or Men's Top Coat Made to Order, {9 Silk Lined--- Tobe cut and made by my best custom tailors, thus insuring a perfect fit and thoroughly good $75.00. Lord & Taylor, Graud_ Street Store, Thursday Bargains: SOME MORE MATCHLESS MILLINERY. In coming here to examine Millinery we want you to bring every eager expectancy you are capable of. We have the most beautiful novelties to show you, and they represent the generous— not the skimpy—endowsients of fashion. This season's Millinery is profuse, hats looking as if they had been dropped into a bed of flowers and glorious blossoms, dainty buds and volumes of foliage adhering to them with that charming negligee which savors of gen- uine French art. Thursday and every day this week we offer some more matchless features in trimmed and untrimmed Millinery, Chiffon Hats, Flowers, Foliage and Ornaments. Suits. Silks! Silks! Special offerings in On Thursday, April 4th, we offer the Easter Suits and Shirt Waists. greatest Sie bargain ever offered in New York. | o | 20,000 Yards of Silks, Black and Col- Boys’ Clothing. |" Gred'Tatfetas; the soc. quality: only 29c. We are showing all the latest styles in| India Silks, Jap Siiks, Wash Silks, Boys’ Clothing, and at very low) Corded Silke’ and Novelty Silks; Some special things for worth from 45 to 60¢.; Thursday only a9c Corner Grand and Chrystie Streets, Broadway, Graham and Flushing Aves., Brooklyn. Easter Millinery In all the stylish shapes At unusually attractive prices. “THE FLORADORA” A Round Turban of ex- ceptional beauty — made of Tan Maline, Brim of Crushed Roses, covered with Jace, Crown of Crushed Roses covered with Maline, Band of Vel- vet Ribbon, also Band of Roses on hair, *7.50 Also TURBANS OF LACE AND MALINE, trimmed with flowers, 2,98 TRIMMED DOUBLE BRIM STRAW HATS, edged and faced with chiffon or malire. all colors, 2.25 FLOWERS AND FOLIAGE in great abundance, 10c. to 2.25 CLUB PAYMENT PLAN. $10 Membership Fee. £1.50 Weekly Payments, Free Tuning One Year. Free Scarf and Stool. Immediate Delivery to You. Guaranteed 7 Years, SEE! INVESTIGATE! BE CONVINCED! Anderson Pianos.. $250, $325 Also workmanship. Aon * For both Men's an ‘omen's roo Tailored Coats, custom tailoring I have the a ff largest assortment of New Wool- of coverts and cheviots, taffe- and unquestionably the ta lined; value $12.50, at $0.50. Lord & Taylor, Broadway & 20th St T as well as the biggest staff of skilled tailors in this country. Jp Gesheichey IMPORTER, LADIES’ TAILOR, GENTLEMEN’S TAIJ.OR, Cor. 28th St. & 6th Ave. West 14'8St, Who Honored Him Is Dead. Mra llattic Faulks, the last) sur- viver of thirteen young girls who, in IS, sung an ode of weleome to Lafay- nohe pansed through Madison, Med tz we re tesented the thirteen original colonies, Mra, Faulks, whose maider. name wa | Woodrum. had” lived vaixty. years Hhzaveny and teen uw member of ihe fc Firat Presbyterian Churoh there HA son and daughter survive Tenement Hille ALBANY, April 3.—Gov, AN Urgency message house bin And they though Semitor Grady kround that they people who Mved houses Panwed, Odell kent in on the tenement- were passed, al- auld injure poor in “eel? apartment ——— Not the Ortginal “Tim. A report that Senator Timothy Sulll- Lauis Lipexy, forty years old, of 46 Rivingston strect, attempted sui this aft e7jooty by taking carbo}ic act He was ti hen to the Gorveneur 1 & Prisoner, al 1 rep-| which ita three provisions were held up in| the majority. pbjectel on the} orusion of nuns from van had died at ellevue Hospital sent] round dead to-day behind a barn in Mid- “STOP, LOOK, LISTEN,” BILL. Assembly Measure Affecting Tange nome gt RTH We, 127 Road Suits Advanced, “< os ae ptopeLonkeListen’ bil, competing | C : RELIABL all persone to do there three things, be- fore reaching a rallroal crossing or forfeit the right of damagor In cane of accklent, waa advanced In the Assembly this afternoon, ‘The bill caused a prolonged debate In CARPETS Attractive Patterns, Designed and mide to meet the most ex- acting demands for durability and beauty. Savonnerie Carpet, $1.25 a yard (regular price $1.75). Artistic Parlor Furniture for Easter Wedding Gifts— Soc? Ladies’ Desks, $5.50; Golden Oak, highly polished. Dainty Draperies, as pleasing, in texture and color as Spring herself, 2nd with “Long Credit” to give immediate possession all can share first choice of our new stock. CASH or CREDIT Q@wPERTHWAIT to ridicule by the minority and many of —— WEYLER EXCLUDES NUNS. Budget Does Not Provide for clent Funda. MADRID, April 3.—The Minister of War, Gen, Weyler, has ordered the ex- we military hos. pital until the budget shall have pro- vided funds permitting them to return, $$ on na Suicide, Anunknown man, alxty years old, was Saytmse OF pervons wourrving to that | dievitie, 1. 1. He is aupposed to have es lemmas ace mothe Oe: | committed aulcide with carbolic 104, 106: and pate 16° St. wery. ay |The man had gray halr and mi ae NEAR ST™ AY, ERvaion for medlesl arention 1 and he ee hie front teeth were missing and he wore . wards. sed lnphect a dark eult, . + @avoktyn Stores; Flatbush AV, near Pelton $i Hardman Pianos, ... $350, S500 ANDERSON & CO., a70 FULTON srT., Him Place “1” Station, BROOKLYN,N. Y. Open Monday and Saturday Nights. | Thursdgy, April gth, OUntrimmed Mithnery Dept Main Floor, 100 Ready-to-lVear Chiffon fi ats, $3.75. Lord & Taylor, Brosdway & 20th St. The road of life is very rough in places. But we can fit all feet for the journey in our ‘‘ Every Size”’ shoe. The ‘‘Every Size’’ shoe is our new shoe for men. 28 different lasts, and every size in every last— from pas to EE and from 4to All ‘he different leath- -jers, too— or _low— The Way te Win button or lace— —$2.50 the 5 pair. is the All, the other Easter things to dress.you well. WM. VOGEL & SON; Broadway, Houston, st. World Want Way. v