The evening world. Newspaper, April 10, 1901, Page 5

WORLD WOMAN HELPS a LAY BRIDGE CABLES. eintatatnntntatetntet tat either t | Wonderful Piece of Enel : gineering by the Man Who Helped Build the First Brooklyn Span. SAMLAAS ALLIS DIMENSIONS OF BRIDGE. = Helzht of SLLKLALSLALLI LRH It ts unt not knowing cable 1 was dq more a hours y distinguish T could teu WILLIAM HILDEBRAND method a battery-hotle: the top and crown of fem! To put tt briefly, I had the 1a bri est of dropping and raising Who originated the cable Ss A MIGHTY HEALER. ‘Cures the Sick by Mystic Power. oR ne great | all ant 1k | eable who devised € throwing the Spools, at intervals of the et Were set thr IKKXnow His Free. Can Secret You | Marvellous New Treatment Which Conquers All Diseases. eet approach to fonn itoebling. ¢ and were at clamped se-| tracte Vabsinner of the Paul curely (0 the masonry . some: | Brooklss You Can Be Cured at Home—Gener- ous Offer of Prof. Adkin. in the vicinity of Columbla| yaiotie where but dn’t’ mention that stree’ The other ends of the chree cables loose and helplers-looking on the of the float. The whole problem was to get thow three h s-looking acror@ the river and up 1 the Brooklyn sid he was foro sald the Ay ye a) ghlet, engineer, ars since Brooklyn wot (lanes Just | aw m working ra them eer ca and then a some Way to get th the start, I never had anc i tL wag {it though I have been f & the float W4sjever since You see there Many suspending bridge: big ones I have ever worked on wer) the ones at Wheeling and the ope at! Cineinnatt. but that was onty 4 Bases nd fover bridge and atin need a float. With this one T knew T could do tt. Ita} 7 You aw for yourself} n operation.) ‘And at last the float was moving to the middle of the river, superintemled by itious —“Ierle Cables Made Fa es wi winds t rates wa ong the bridge ODD SNAP-SHOTS CAUGHT BY CLEVER AMATEURS. fe fe le ole ole fe ole ole of ole obo ofe fe ale ole ole fe oe ale ofe fe fe ofr fe fe fe and prints. A full description, giving name ccompany each. Print saould be sharply define prints will be * Amateur Phot & World, P. 0. box city, . ADKIN. ment with PROF, THOS. et PER EEE EE rometiods of treat in nyont fai TT sas eommit: ) | ting a erin such a ptatement to thee public in so previous to ay man as ning a> horrible aa | it not y man than | words, but and’ have ® above are ri who know Prof, hin treatm: ruthfuln “Twas nearly Adkin ft. ean vouch for their ab. dead with Hv kidney living at Dayt kiven ine up to al a atate of mind 1 a re had imagine what I could not at and began to think iny red 1 read of the won- Adkin bad effeoted by hin great discovery, Vitaopathy, and ana rh hope wrote to him. juat. the entally and physically Magnowte of my case, derful cures ning. at tines mndurable. 1 wrote Prof. ya after T Began following g he ttehing began to} one dried up rapidly. ntly cured. i | ten | ives | not itor toy Photoer by Mra. Le Gibbs, ’ This is little Edith and Leroy Gibbs was taken on the farm of IH. T. Connor, at 3: Mr. Cable's Art, “There could be no sweeter pictu pays the Boston Herald, “han Ge: W. Cable gives of the Loutslana Ac arming book "Bona three books in on venture—runni picture { ° he |chicaco WAIF FOUND HERE. |/s'ien [ee big d Prot. Adkin says nk aympathize with the | ronte invalld | Ay treatment | 4 y th the iy.” Tell | me the leading symptome of your disease, and Twill at open make a thorough diag: | nosis of your caso and outline a inethod of treatment which will positively cure you, | Other Boys, A emall boy wandering about Centro street at 3 o'clock this morning attracted the attention of Patrolman Kensler, of . Cable and his 1 place of honor in [bution now going The other authors the great book ¢ Wanamake: PantLecl ‘ord, Max. Pember: | the Elizabeth street station, The wil os aT absolutely nothing. ton and Mra. gn. all represented | Jte took him to tho statton-house, | gq itm ay, Goo Well” and igh noma | bye not i Me eeatatd| Where the boy maid he was Charles | posage prepald. Youlargaatrout a "Inia | at'tbove a dolar, al ety ound, | Hrooks, ffteott years, old, of No, 4012 | Gent.” Write me tn conddeneo fully and | Ceo aeNe o ap Marth having... Kor partie: | Porty-third street, Chicago, fresiy about” youraelt.” dream PROP ra a He told the police vitae he had run lars see a special azouncement over OSC AD EIN comes. wy Rocheater, | 7 of to-day's y with two amity from Jake Bro- home mpan: Kors names on other boys, Eddie Nofron an pase Byening Wor! “Use World Wants to fill you wants, — fie said he beceme separated from his stlends celseole median They reached this city, 2 Away from Home with ‘Two joty now has Business Opportunities advertisad @ The World pay big returns. 4 the Paterson, | Stutzenecker tol r that LOVES STRANGER AND WOULD Olt. Weldman’s Girl iranian with JReRaksen Twenty Four-Footed Wreeked. Young Man Threat- and \ Veo Wilton day Youmans asses Animals and Four Apr AS tase ens Suicide. uni slontie | qecwminh sk veraRre Humans Together. arieentine te frees + 2 : THE BIG STORE wy ran ACITY IN ITSELF | Steget Cooper and Co., | THE BIG STORE ee “PACITY IN ITSELF j ( H BANS ; P) 4 ecm av ne ae yan Deposits Payable | Without Novices ADEM ame ya) NS alle a : 1,000 Dozen of Men’s and Beye Shere Waist Section. 5 Pry Li 2X Four-Ply Linen Collars Qur first offering of Waists je IO ( >, at the low price of ° ays will go on sale J A 7 For months past our Shirt Waist Ex- ae to-morrow at Cc each. will be fashionable this season. than $2.50 to $2.75. WHITE LAWN WAISTS, front of four rows of dainty embroicery, double nemei| stitched tucks between embroidery, back, tol- Z 90 lar, iront plait and bishop cuffs bemstitched, at 4° WHITE LAWN WAISTS. Cf fine lawn with six rows of Val.insertion in front, with two hemstitched tucks be- tween lace, ten hemstitched tucks in back. Front plait and bishop cufts 1.90 . hemstitched, at WHITE LAWN WAISTS. Cf Sheer Lawn, made with five rows of open-work embroidery. Four clusters of tucks-—seven tucks in each cluster. Bish- op cuff of embroidery and tucks: sleeves and back tucked, vA 90 WHITE LAWN WAISTS. Of excellent quality of lawn, front made with two rows of very wide and four rows of narrow embroidery—thirty-two fine tucks in clusters of four between embroid- ery; tucked front plait, tucked bishop cuff, tucked back and s'eeves tucked in 7. ait clusters of three tucks, WHITE LAWN WAISTS. Of very fine Persian lawn with four rows of fine Val. in- | sertion, hemstitched box plait between stitched box plaits in back, cuff, at lace, hem- | lace trimmed bishop Z 90 | 6 BLACK ‘LAWN walsts. Of very best quality of lawn, front with sixty grad- | uating tucks to bust, with one-quarter-inch tucks be- | tween, running to waist line, tucked back and sleeve, soft collar and cuff, at 190 BLACK LAWN walIsts. Gf the very best quality lawn, entire waist front, back | and sleeve, completely hemstitched and tucked, J 90 | | at 6 hes solid ox, | shoulder box lar and cuffs, BLACK LAWN WAISTS. Of the very best lawn, with four rows of open work, black embroidery in front, sleeve and bishop cuff trimined with aame embroidery, soft coll 7.90 BLACK LAWN WAISTS. Front of twenty-four fine tucks in clusters of four | and hemstitching between tucks, front plait 2 ne 1.90 hemstitched, tucked back; at BLACK LAWN WAISTS. | Of very fine lawn, front has twenty fine tucks and eight hemstitched one-quarter tucks, two rows of lace insertion, tucked back and cutf; at WAISTS OF MERCERIZED GINGHAM. In stripes, collar, front plait and bishop cuff finely | tucked of the plain material to match, in ox, light blue and violet, striped in white, at . 490 RN . | lace, at Wrappers, Aprons and Klouse Dresses. Four very special offerings for Thursday, April 11. Women's Wrappers of Light Weight Percale, of good quality, light and dark patterns, prettily made, flounce skirt and pertectly fit- ting; only 3 to a customer; to-morrow for Women's Wrappers, of extra good quality Percale, light and dark patterns, neatly trimmed with braid,ruffle bretelles and deep ruffle around skirt. Here to-morrow at Nurses’ Aprons, of fine lawn, deep hem and insertions of embroid- ery; 50c. values to-morrow for House Dress of good quality cambric, in pretty stripe effects, waists neatly trimmed with braid; specially priced for Thursday at Sheet Music. Choice selections of best vocal and instrumental Sheet Music, specially priced for to-morrow at These are some of them: VOCAL. Come, My Sweet Queen, The Lass I Susie, sung dy Edza May in “The Love, Chauncey Olcott's new songs Git! From Up There,” How the Irish Beat tho Band. Dan The Star avd Flower, ung by Blanch- ard and Warten, at Proctor's, Daly's hit. The Old Postmaster, ere of Lost Chg |. Sweet Annie More. The prize waltz winner of the season. My Dinah, Williams and Walker, Hello, Central, Give Mc lieaven; I've Longing in My Heart for’ You, Loutee. K. Harris's latest successes. ‘he Moonshine Man, by George Evans. (Honey Boy, ) Game of Eyes. Doty and Briil. Gocd-Bye, Dolly Gray. Emma Carus’s big bit at the New York Theatre, by the compos- Parthenia, or Jack O'Lartern Coon. INSTRUMENTAL. Janice Meredith Waltzes. Blackville Society Cake Clash of Arms March—2. Her Majesty Waltzes. Blue Ribton March, by Theo. Morse. Payche Waltzes, by Fred Specer, All these were published at S¢c.; are told by us gegularly at 18e.; epectal ‘o-morttow fo! MAIL ORDERS FILLED, THE TRADE SUPPLIED. shi Bt ily aaa Saidel etl harles perts have worked zealously’ and with marked discrimination in gatnering all the most beautiful waist styles that are and This gigantic collection does not containa single one of the mediocre ‘‘to-be-had-at-any- store’’ sort uf Waist, but consists entirely of styles exclusively fashioned and different from the ordinary run of Shirt Waists. At one price alone, $1.90, we show thir- ty-five styles, of which twenty-three are descriptively mentioned below, and none of which could be equalled elsewhere for less plaits, collar, front plait and Bishop cuff finely tucked, tucked back, at 69 co 29 c&9 J2; 1 note trom his banding: day whi ¥ SCIENTIFIC EDITOR DEAD. WHITE LAWN WAISTS, ' Front has four rows of Val. insertion, with hemstitching and tucks between, back with two rows and sleeves hemstitched, at 190 WHITE LAWN WAISTS. Of very best lawn, double hemstitching all over waist, tront, back and sleeves, in single and double squares, but- toned in back, at vA 90 WHITE LAWN WAISTS. Front with six rows of fine lace one inch wide and forty-two fine tucks, cul lar back and bishop cuffs tucked, at A I0 WHITE LAWN WAISTS. Of very sheer quality, front of twelve one- quarter inch hemstitched tucks; front plait hemstitched; stock collar and nisnoP cuff, tucked and trimmed with Val lace, FA 90 WHITE LAWN WAISTS. In Persian Lawn, with four rows of fine embroidery, one and one-quarter inch wide; two rows in back. Avery 7 97 dainty Waist, at WAISTS OF MERCERIZED GINGHAM. In solid light blue, ox ani violet, front and back with | fancy stitched tucks and hemstitching, turn- over linen collar, at 4 90 WAISTS OF - MERCERIZED GINGHAM. light blue, tan and violet, eight neck with ten 1.90 front plaits, tailor stitched, fancy col- at SAILOR COLLAR WAISTS. In silk finished gingham, in rose, light blue and violet, edge of collar finished with a bias fold of black Batiste and cluny lace, large black bow at front of collar, dickey and stock collar trimmed with vA 90 WAISTS OF LINEN. Linen color Batiste Waists, front and back tucked in eight clusters of ten very fine tucks, chief top on collar, at WAISTS OF GRASS LINEN. Front of waist with 26 quarter-inch shoulder 7 A IO forming blouse, soft collar and cuif, front plait , fastened with turquoise studs, at handker- 7A ID tucks, 7.90 WAISTS OF PURE LINEN. Strictly tailor-made, with plaits at neck, stitched cuff and front plait, at 190 Swiss Handkerehiers at greatly reduced prices. We've already told you bow we had an opportunity to buy these fine Handkerchiefs from an overloaded importer at prices that we simply couldn't resist. We are sure that you, too, won't be able to resist buy- ing when you see the goods them- selves—they are ot such a high quality and are priced so low. Wo nen’s Swiss Embroicered Handkerc! hematitched, scalloped and lace edged, centrea of fine mull, sale price, Women's Swi broidered Han ikerchicts, with deep Ia eof Val settions of same, ace price, 9c. each, or S for 25 Embroidered Handkerchiefs, edges and hemstitched, on extra fine mull; sale price, 15. cach, or 2 for ef) Che Kayes Dental! g with Association (Ine. ) Motern co todae dentistry reasonable prices. 123 GOLD COMBINATION PLATES. E. P. Hayes, D. D. S. silat, Us sit \aineia. habe 1.90) WAISTS OF MERCERIZED GINGHAM. In solid light blue, ox and violet, 7c. cach, or # for 25' ctennes and in- / Women's Low Shoes, of sof Skilled specislists in every branch t le good cheviot or of tan covert, with Rhadame lining, the new- 1th unearthed a strange ree, chil- 4 a stable’ on viged ten “CATTLE LVED WITH) FAMILY, This is the semi-annual clean- up of one of Troy’s biggest collar factories—an opportunity that by the very nature of things can oc- cur but once in six months. If you want collars now is your chance ! Two-thirds of the collars are perfect goods, the other part has a few small spots here or there, but nothing that the washtub won’t instantly remove. The col- lars come in all the standing and turn-down styles now fashionable, in all the sizes from 12 to 16%; all are worth intrinsically Se Cc 15c. to 20c.; all are yours to choose from, at, each, rca err rr rer eer ne arene Reclining Go-Carts and Baby Carriages. A special offering of 3 very attractive lots, none of , which could be duplicated at any other New York ; store for much less than double the prices we now quote: AS LOT 1 INCLUDES TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES OF BABY CARRIAGES AND GO- CARTS IN BOTH THE RECLINING AND STA- TIONARY STYLES; have full reed todies, shellac finish, strong gear with rubter-tired wheels; ret ene elled, upholstered in velour, deni rane fine sateen Liektecir s Br 1 for iMes, on str djustal if al Cpe adjustable pec 7. 70 LOT 2 INCLUDES 29 DIFFERENT STYLES OF RECLINING AND STATIONARY GO- CARTS AND BABY CARRIAGES, upholstered with corduroy, velour and Bedford cord; some have green enamel gear, rubber-tited wheels, full’ sized reed bodies aad a pretty. j barasola sounted oh aiones adjustable ial price, sale only, you ‘hole at 10.00 LOT 3 INCLUDES 27 OF THE HANDSOMEST DESIGNS OF RECLINING AND STATIONARY GO-CARTS AND BABY CARRIAGES, with full size reed todies, upholsteres in all the newest effects of Simile Lambelle, ccrduroy. velour and plush; strong steel axles and springs; some finished with green enamel rubber-tited wheels; all have dainty parasols of satin ard silk, and some have Point d'Eaprit net lace covers. Special, for this asle only, your choice at /4%, 00 Waite or call for our catalogue. Baby Carriage and So-Cart Fixings. Does your Go-Cart or Carriage need a few extras? If so, the following few items will prove that we are headquarters for them: Rubter Tired Wheels, made of best Parasols of white sateen, with ons quality steel, Atted with best qual- ruffle, Itred with green Near Silk, 85 ity rubber tites, clinched, spectal at 1.95. | parasate of White aatin of fine qual= Parasol Sroda othe adjustable § kind, ity, red with Near Silk, have thres with nickelled tops, to-morrow at 12 large ruffies, 1.75 Carriage Straps, large size, made of good quality leather, 10 Lace Covers. Satety S| made of good qual- Full size,Brussels ret, with five large ity corduroy, neatly trimmed with ruffles, each row neatly trimmed feather; have four straps; the best with jace; regularly sold at $1.35; thing for keeping the little ones from special at 7S jumping out of the vehicle, spectalat —§ 35——point d'Esprit covers, full size, have Paresols of White Silesia, with green four large ruffles, well, made; spe lining of Near Silk, spectal at 50 cial at 1,00 A Sewelry Event. These are superb Bargains; the goods and prices tell the story. Solid Gold Rings, stone set, for ladies and misses; handsome imported Brooches and Domestic Novelties; Gold Filled Cuff Buttons; Sterling. Nethersole Bracelets; Sterling Manicure and Desk Pieces; Hat and Belt Buckles, all new designs; Gilt Belts, Waist Pins and Purses; Chignon, Pompadour and Side Combs, plain and stone set; values not under 4 $1.00. Your choice to-morrow at 48 ; Women’s Summer Shoes ae Vory Low Prices. A special offering that deserves the prompt atten. { tion of all intending purchasers. Women's Patent Leather French Heel Oxfords, broken sizes, A regular $5.00 values; Women's Patent Leather Oxfords, with J Choice regular heels and narrow or wide toes, all sizes, $3.50 values; of Women's Vici Kid Hand-Turned Ox-\ th fords, in tan and black, with medium a heels, all sizes, $3.00 values; Lot Women's Patent Leather Lace Shoes, | all sizes, in French s, only broken for sizes in low heel styles; all $3.50 values; Women's Nid, Button and Lace Shoes, jall sizes, $3.00 values; 195 Fa vici kid, hand turned, in Southeri button and ack of each style, all si, a choice tor tie styles like cut, tan and $1.50 and $2.00 val ¥ In the Ladies’ Cloak Section For Co-Worrow, Chursday, Normans s Oarfeta Gton Sackets; : 675 te satin or black taffeta linings and white Moire all buttons: special, «*, with : Also Women’s Spring SL ackets, § est spveg shape box-front; special, at, ob Ws