The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1901, Page 5

PRESIDENT IS NEARING HOME. In Omaha This Morn. ing with Party in Good Spirits. LINCOLN, Neb., May 58.—The Presi- dent's train passed through Lancoin at 5 o'clock this morning. There was a crowd at the Union Pa- cific station, but the Pr Just arising to ze: clear morning air, did not ar Train attendanis said Mrs had slept well ant thar there had be: no calis from her drawing-room, The trip Just before the train began to descend the ea the Joel vy ded 7, pe of elevation ex. ops were made for water and engines at Rawlins, Laramie enne, Wyo., and Kimball and “Neb. “Th Sidney, remarks at any a appeared on the reir piatfor mands with some of those nearest the Mire. McKinley ts standing the trip very well and scems rejolced that every her nearer home. been exceedingly pleasar TOO YOUNG TO MARRY. Children’s Ald Soctety Gets Girl and Lover In in Jail. Her extreme youth Is a bar to the happiness of Mary Dallisandro, and she is In the custody of the Children's Ald Society, while her lover, Frank Dadone, fein Jalon a charge of abduetion. Mary fe only fiftecn years old The two came from where Frank en They tried to could be foun’ rm Agents of the Children's found them in Fordham Seranton w He icistet-i-t ISR | | | NEW YORK SOCIETY BELLE TO BE A BRIDE IN JUNE a |Engagement of Miss S. Florence McQuaide to Albert J. Diesinger, intins Iii ERE SESE eititiitititticeciniticieie ricer ieinieieeinininint pment of Miss S, Florence . well known In New York so- » Albert J. Diesinger, a member xchange, has jus wedding will take the-Hudson, the place Broker. x nineties ei eteleleteie eee ete ie eiei-beicieieieliefebeic e deleteieteietetet- stummer home of the bride, gn June 2 Mise MeQualde is the ghter of James P McQuatde, Treasurer of the [National Cable and Condult Company. her in’ Philadelphia, he where he formerly resided. m ESTELLA’S MUSIC HAD NO CHARMS FOR RAY, WHO WAS OVERHEAD. {einieeiebbicieieieieieiniet-tele.cteieiet aleints mintnfntnfe! aristetlatet £ f Inlelninieleinieleleleteinfeinintetoieial=! init soe xn THE ROW THE PIANO RAISED. Sieh eReeibreiebiei er iericiebicleeieh ete eieeie ieee iebieieisbeeenieebe ebb rit ik iii hieeere Pree Speen Ix in bed. Vartous sisters are applying} belles in the tenement who began to ‘ e balm to sundry brutes and veratehes. []iken Estella to unpleasant things, and Piano in Attorney|rapas richman and Kovaiefakl are| ts deny soothing Influence of the fealiy pvtd ba m produced by her, Street Tenement Jealousy by my: plan athe] ‘There were hoots from the hall when Caused a Warm Mix- asstened this morning by Estella{she played “Dem ¢ (oo Eyes.’ An- tot In the built t night, to] ry stampa of booted feet responded to Up Between Two aren wnten es of an Hot Time,” and jast night the ayn- ann tire pollc copated raythm of “My Coal Black Families. “Other planus the vest! sald * stirred the Kovalefski flat. to Ray. “With my own mouth [can talk | etion. of her plano, Mut it is her hands that Ray and Brother Lead Sortie. a Rich: yearnings on the second floor of No. Attorn ftreet. In the flat overheard lives Ray Kovalefaki, with a mus nda contempt for the ella, In the two flats live par vrothers and sisters of bot they derive Importance far as they have been the v the rivalry which existe be: aoand Ray, who are youthful and, according to the standards which in ‘Attorney street, good lookin Hitter Fruits of Miva! The fruits of tht alry are bitter today. Brother Kovalefski it in Sail. Mamma Iichman, very much worked up, she strikes me with, She must keep her hands hersetf by." Once There Wan The Richman plano was a ‘hart Innue the ment An nee when first its melody su halix of the Attorney street Hand-organ grinders lost prestis: pennies: whi rag-time classics were led off by Eatella, Chitdren atened in the street and Estella’s beaux were legion’ But with the realization of this latter fact, #0 Est Jaima, and the poxslble influence wielded by the plano in bring- Ing it about, there came n° change. Not on the part of the children, who still stened in the street, nor on the art of Estella's beaux, whose num- bers did not diminish, It was the rival SHELL KILLS BOER GENERAL Kept in House as Curi- osity It Explodes, Killing Two. PRETORIA, May 28.—Gen. Schoeman, his family and some friends were ex- amining « 4.7 Inch lyddite shell, which they kept in the house as a curio: when the xhell exploded, killing tho | General on the spot and mortally wound- ing his daughter. General Schoeman was a great Kru- gerite, He lot the cemmand of Colea- berg and surrendered on the occupation of Pretoria, He was afterward cap- tured by the Boers and released when the British oceupled Barberton, then went on a peace The General misal was took ores VACCINATE ITALIANS. Wite Had Small - ror Three Days. Dr. Duffin, of the Health Department, and Pollceman Preston, of the Mulberry Veddler's |streez station, threw the six-story tene- j ment at No 20 Mott street into a panic lust night by attempting to vaccinate 15 Inmates, In two and one-half hours of work they, succeeded In pricking the arms of forty-seven, The rest showed certitl- cates. The panic «vas caused by the discov- cry that Mra. Antonia Russo, on. the frat floor, been’ suffering from fmall-pox for tiiree days. Her hushard fx A peddler and he assorts his fruit in his ying rooms, It fs feared he has spread contagion in all parts of the city. CRUISER PEGASUS STRANDED Goes Ashory Off Gri Sheerness, May 28.—The British third- gasus is stranded off Ine Spit, outside Sheerness. Tugs uve falled to tow her off, She is being lightened and it iw huped’ ahe will foal at the next high t © Split, Near LONDON, Julia Ward ewe Birthday. BOSTON, May Julla Ward plows. author 3¢ *: ttle of the Repubiti tay and Brother My led the sor- the down the single Might of stairs 1 against the barricaded door of the flat. The lock on the door flew the two familles mixed, The shrieked, the men uttered other things; the furniture went down crash- Fe the rush and some one in the street sent When the poll ied the tw families Hyman ‘0. the poll mma iichman ‘was put. to uno went through the affray Eatella’s fingers sweep it more lovingly than ever and xhe | declares: now ‘ski toages her head Her old. plano! Let hands by herself, In the Essex Market 4 morning Hyman was held for ex- mination. her keep her BOER INVASION 1S CHECKED. ——. —. British Troops Capture Horses and Turn CapeColonyRaiders. CAPE TOWN, May °8.—The dash of Kritainger's invaders of Cape Cofony to the South was checked at Vandoesbers by the swift movement of Gorringer's and other columns. The invaders, find- Ing thelr way barred, swerved to the northeast toward Cloothe. ‘Tho continued capture of horses by the British 1s appreciably impairing the Boers’ mobility, ———=_— Got a bargain to offer? Don't hide through ft, Let everybody kn: 16 Ite Worl ly know it Inieiiriel-ieiebe eini- {4a Jealoux by my plano that girl] s Police Court| ¢ HERO LOST HIS LIFE IN FIRE. Horace Ridout Died After Brave Effort to Save Aunt. ANNAPOLIS, May Ridout, 1 Ma rescue his aunt from a burning ins Mr. Ridout was visiting Als brother, Ridout, who lt five miles from polis At % o'clock this morning the house was burned and all the inmates had thrilling escapes. Horace Ridout car- ried out nis aged and invalid u while Dr. Ridout got his wife and th children, and hie aunt, Miss Nel! Ridout, who ts aged and infirm, out of the second story window by means of a ladder. Horace Ridout, aunt's escape, 1 ‘ding to say by smoke and flames and burned to a crisp before help could reach him, LONDON FIEND KILLS AND MAINS New ‘Jack the Rip- per” Startles White- chapel Slums. knowing of his nto burning was overcome May LONDON murder and curred ina tow lot street, Whieohe of the Ass6. Th Austin, found dying morning and Was removed to a ho: he dled Annie was oa bedre pollee eaped and the of the erim early yes start and r part of the » revolting for woman wits conselous died without making a descriptio when fou and a outrages, in the netghborh. i RAINFALL FOR MAY. ecord for h only Bx-' © In tsa, c there heen a greater than there has been ‘Tans far this mont ite for thi the raing fallen, in 18: shay aking May 53 Inches, storm which began Friday night 8 inches to the total Indications are that the weather wil! continue unsettled for a few days, —=_—_ Starin’s Excursion for Veterans, The has contribu John H, will give ‘is twenty- third complimentary excurs’on to the Union Veteran Soldiers and Satlors and their famitIles on Monday, June 1, The trip will be madé to Forest View Park on the Hudsonz in elt steamers and barges MACK FROST'S NEW ENEMY. Cannons’ Roar to Aid French Farmers in Protecting Crops. May 2%8.—The French nd to Might frost and well as hall storms, amoke, according to recelved at the ate Department from Consul Covert. at Lyons, It hax just been determined to hold an International Cannon Con- gress at Lyons In ul Covert an invitation to Am The success that bh WASHINGTON, Iturlsts oppers, 4 and Isa ns to ti ended the ing hall Mt thelr ravages upon yards has prompted steps Mtl) further extension of the of cannon agricultural so lea, neory in rome quarters is not the frost Its periment of firing at appro: storms to pr French vin for a prevails f which sun's rays following « night of frost, which And the grape, already senet from m to the heat ily over vi produced int » of vineyard the amoke. fr It that blunts the budding frutt, but the sae at Awtl at esting results. feet wide badly tnJu An invasion nounced to orn Algeria fre to be tnened ax LEAPED FROM TRANSPORT. Krasshoppers ix an of ur this mummur in South: annona’ mouths net them also, the nt Member of " Corps Trica Saltese. ‘As the transport Sedgwick, bound in from Havana, was passing Hoffman Inland on her way up the bay this morning, Matthew H. Campbell, of the Hospital who had ono insane, eluded hy and jumped overboard: Ajboat was lowered and the men was athe fied wick brought, 13$ discharged Insane THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1901; ue, 7544 now. . Value fOr. see. Men’s omesnunt Suits. x E Homespuns, Tweeds and Flannels in. the jonable [Imported Hosiery. Men’s Leather Belts. : q summer designs and colors; some twe-piec three Black and tan im ted 2-thread, double] With o- without rings; in suede, tan of” i Piece Suits. The trousers of many are made with satin heel and tos; a good 25¢. 17c' gatent leather; regularly 75¢., ear with Value. s+ seen steeeeeee SPeCial Ateoeecesecccescccsvos 5 gusset and patent buckle alsin, a shirt waistseeee o. ']Fancy Wash Vests: $1.25; White Duck Trousers, 79c. Little Prices on Good Shoes Shoes that will make your [ lighten the burden of your purse as here—we can’t always offer as great Men's $2.50 Shoes. Black calf and russet leather Lace Shoes, all sizes; bulltog, English and London toes: a special purchise enables us to sell you the GY Men's $3.00 Shoes an Oxfords, Patent er, tan, Russia calf, black | and ta oft vici Wack wax calf, tlt or regular last. all shape toes, up-to- date styles, always $3.00 we 3.95! this lot lastseeeee OUTFITTERS THIRD BALL STOPS SUICIDE Would-Be Self-Destroy- er Held Fast by 500 Volts. The dreaded third rail bridge ell > system lite-waver last night rath dealing! M who Ives nme: astern Parkway, Urookly do that there i joy in life and thougnt to e 8 oats cof it by ing from th Brooklyn Bridge he had made no calculation a ral. td his fare on the Mant: ran along the tracks as far out as he niceman could interfer: » the water to Jum) hurried fight, he si. the tracks, He ¢clut and several minute his hand severely turned off by an! uskie didn't contin middie of the priti ed him ay hospital on Hudson sire 4 prisoner. Maruskte confide ho arrested him A stout pr 1 took him t, where hes (Froca Mr, George B that many domestic can be things hls aw St in itwelt 1 with, A lecture ‘rime ant, who 0 "| upon’ nim, and he can not get work. Then v« done mor Ing that an okt man has muntered wife and committed suicide, You, say. ‘How very shocking!’ but you don't see sex gonnection between cause and cf Outfitters to Men and Boys. Decoration Day Specials in Men's Clothing, Hats, Shocs & Furnishings To offer really great bargains at a seasonable time may be a rare mercantile dise tinction. Yet it isan end worthy of every merchant’s endeavor. This week's items at such little prices prove that it has been ours. We expect a large business; we've planned for it, bought for it, reduced prices for it—aiming in every way to present a great gathering of extra good values to you. Don’t these specials tell of success ? eee nee Suits. 50c, Boston Garters. —_| Balbriggan Underwears : Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday | All colors; all sizes; genuine French Bale Tor n h 9 brigean; long and short sleeves; only 5 G a i # : . Note—Only one pair to a customer. | Jean Drawers, 4 All lengths; all sizes; elastic or string’ bottoms; double seat; value 69¢.; special at......5 lust 25c|Negligee Shirts. White and fancy, Madras and Percales, with or without cuffs, plain or 98c bosoms; a good value at k Negligee Shirts... Beautiful etiects in stripes, fancy weaves, all colors, guaranteed fast, $3 30 ¥ elsewhere; special here ate. + 1. Negligee Shirts. : Plain woven Madras in exclusive 7 terns; plain or pleated bosoms; cuffs attached or detached; a $3.50 o4 98. Madras Suspenders The chol sort for summer wear, made of pretty colored Madras, half value, at ; 50c. Neckwear. . In all steles, all colors; many xclusive designs; entire lot at. Artist Model Ties, | Gut original design: some high-priced | les haber ashers have since copied A Be itand chirge 75¢.; here at coos Plain worsted leg, in grays, browns and 75c. Bicycle Hose. | blacks. with fancy tops, footless; 25c 5 Ee Suits. and orement ood vale Blue Serge Suits, ot absolutely fast Hor all reastedl sty 10.00 le or Si heutvest sers with or w out belt strap $15.€0 value a ap Plain and Fancy Hosiery | 1.50 Pajamas, Fast excellent quality; regular} of woven madras, in all colors, value ; you may not get a 12} blue. lavender; a $1.50 sare oc. 5 chance again to buy them at ment fore. dye: Whi Spinue Vests, $1.50. oA Straw Hat Chance. Here are some surprises for you in New Straw Hats. All this, S@8e: Yecoration Lay tramping easy and all this season's shapes, at little prices: e well. ‘Take the vaiues while they're son's straws, as these. Men’s $1.25 Straw Hats,|Men’s $2.50 Straw ete Men’s $3.50 Shoes amd). in jumbo and Corea braid, blocked in| J2panese spl brad, rough and readye Oxfords. a ped Sete styles; 85c! style shapes; a $2.50 hat forbs 89 Licht and dark shade tan Russia Calg] Chewhere $1295 REET black Jani. velour calls met] Men's $1.50 Straw Hai Men's $3.50 Straw Hat leather; close or extended sol Japanese rope braid—a'style muc! toe shapes; a recular In China split braid. a very natty style} by the high-class Lue hoe dupliq, © est toe shapes; a recul 2. ‘40| P , $3.50 value dtecsesee eevee of straw; > the regular 50 98c! cates in every way ote he DAF | Boys’ $1.50 School ‘Shoes,| Mt fer |estindind $3.50 sp ne ad ; | Men’s $5.00 Straw Hats... Blick 2 nish 1 calfskin, me on) Men’s $2.00 Straw Hats, tect hae split braid, the finest braid also ths rough-and- ready Japan- 1.39: | Saxony split braid; also the Portonk Panama, which is woven under water! aed) theres nos dierente but price: — etween this and makers’ best; theirs $5.00, op & fin mad ese twisted and Japanese sore braids; $2.00 value at.. re for this exact this Decora 98c Mail or Telephone Orders Filled. 279 Broadway, near Chambers St. Four jee Secntiity 47 Cortlandt St., bet. Church and Greenwich Sts)’ Convenient) 41 and 219 Sixth Ave., bet. 4th and 15th Sts” Stores. 125th St, corner 3d Ave. 10 MEN AND BOYS. HUNG HERSELE TO FIND SLEEP. ps J AMES MEANS’ 250 KNOWN AND APPROVED BY THE PUBLIC FOR 23 YEARS. SOLO BY LEADING RETAILERS. Made in a variety of styles and leathers. Sewed. Smeoth Innersoles. 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