The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1901, Page 4

4 BEWA George Linsley, Who Has Taught Fifty- eight Years, Says That the Standard of Boys Declines Be- cause of Lack of Thrashings. George Linsley has taught schoo! 1 ty-eight years and educated child enough to make a town of their To-night Bchool No. 1. In Jere of which he is principal, will & @ reception to celebrate his elghtieth dirthday. He ts a cheery old gentieman wit white hair and beard and a nose @ @tatesman'’s. Ho has mild enough talks about present-day schools Mo account. And he says after eight years of it the world ts grow ‘worse. ‘He has a tower room up four ftrnt: and he comes over every mor! Metuohen to take his plac: He iz strong and rosy faced, and watks up and down the room with a atep like a boy. “In fiftweight years,” he sald t ; morning, “the world ts so much worse Off that goodness knows what coming to, And the worst tin « Dil has been in the school chill There is hardy a pupil now mrouldn't have kept {n a corner in the old days. The trouble is thrashing is geing out.” ‘Then tho old gentleman and life: “What's the matter with tho boys now? They all need lckings.” Mr. Linskey began teaching in Gr + County, N. Y., in 180. He taught thr * years in the New York House of Refu present school. “When I began teaching.” he sald, “Greene County fathers used to come to ime and vay: ‘Is my boy any kood? And when I enid, ‘Not any good earth,’ they sald: ‘Tarash him,’ am went off. I did. Look at the statesmen that method made. No, I don't know that uny of my pupils ary heroes speak of, but they may be and not t blue eyes, but they flash flre when he} of stairs in the dis new echool-house, | laid down hie philosophy of boys and thrashing ‘and then was called to Jersey City to his |} THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 7, 1901. oh THIS OLD SCHOOL TEACHER LS DISUSE OF ROD. mtnlel eh | | | | oe we're | 4 wn | oe me. Anyway, now you can't get a ONLY A BOARDER, Suit Lives with Co- respondent. Mra. Marle Spare was recalled to the etand at the opening of her suit for divorce from her husband in the Su- preme Court to~lay. She wore a pand- some dove-colored gown, trimmel with lace and black ribbon. After a few questions and answers the plaintiff rested and Mr. Halstead, for Mr, Spare, moved to dismiss the cage on the ground that the testimony of the private detectives was not cor- | Toborated. | Justice Truax denied the motion. | George E. Spare, stock speculator and @efendant, took the stand. He sald he lived at No. 65 West One Hundred and | Whirty-frst street, as a boarder of Han- nah Foster, who js named as co-re spondent. if He passed through a long and sensa-/ tloral divorce mutt in fabout ten or twelve mecond Mrs, Spare secured a from him Mr. Spare sald he hud known Mrs. wr since she was five sears old , Spare denied that he hi: acted improperly with Hann: “Were you at Chapel street, Now Haven, w and the other detectives came 12, 19007"" “Yes, but not in the room with Mra. the divorce Foster. 1 was fully dressed. “Mrs. Foster was dressed for thc street, t00,"" _durden E. Seeley cross-examined! “Did your baggage leave the One Hun- @red and Tairty-frst street house with ‘Mrs. Foster's? “I dont know. wagon." “Did it go to the same address in New Haven as hers?" Mr, Spare sald he paid none of pensed of the house at No. 1058 atreet and bought none of Mra, }« I hired an express t Mrs. Foster get tt c¥, whe has it. 1 ow I pald it tha: w been married befoi "Did your second wife divorce Juatice ruled the question « asked: “What do you want to Mr, Beeley—that the defendant has @ivorce habit?" = Justice Truax ordered briefs sub. mitted June 21, m decision wil be ‘made. oo NEW Y. M. C. A. BUILDING, Galen College Vedicntes Gitt of @erace Siltima: BOHENECTADY, N, Y., Jun Bow. $80,000 buildings which Ho fatan, of Cohoes, ha ny the the: wh ly. dedicated to-day, Ther. by Mr, Silliman, Preside A. International Com- | . L. Crain, President of the Asaociatlon | summer resort infor- The. World's Vacation sh street’ and are; gratul- free. Juatice Mich SAYS HA, SPABE Defendant in Divorce}: JURORS PAY THEIR FINES. Shows Clemency to twelve Kranat ve he was his gentleman For Men, $2.00 to $4.00. For Women, $1.50 to $3.50. Blyn Shoes—From the maker direct to the wearer — The per- — Shoe-sell- inly one small pretit added to the and the work. I. BLYN & SONS, FACTORY 101, 492, 405 EAST 9187 BT, Three i Third Ave., corner 12 2d St. Handy | 6O9 Elghth Ave. 39th 40th St Stores. (462 Bowery, near Broome. RIDLEYS’. Telephone Call 1570 Spring, Specials for Saturday that break the record for usefulness and money-saving qualities Our lease expires Slay I next, We must vacate the premises, therefore unheard of bargains in all departments, JEWE Pompadour Combs, | | Cutt elt | Buttons Ate Buck | Hat Wi Pins, oO Chain 1 c Girdles, EACH Cellu | loid Combs Patent Leather cou BELTS GARTERS Colore charm, a SMOOTH STRAW ALPINE HATS, up to date and nobby, each, 90c ON SATURDAY 25% Off. Light weight for summer wear, from best modu's, 309, 314, 333% to 32) ach pair ina box, MEN’S SUITS. ON SATURDAY 25% OFF. MEN’S BLUE SERGE SUITS. Tailored in up-to-date fashion 6.95, 8.95. Stores Open Saturdays from 8 A, M. to 10 P.M. EDWD RIDLEY & SONS, GRAND ST.. LRY. | |College Pins, Studs in Sets Tie — Belt Pins, Hold ar Brooker | | ‘air Hat | Pins, Pins, | | Relt 1c can | Buckles, EACH Collar | Button sets, Buttons, lastic Belts, 10c ners, withe rabbit pair MEN'S SUMMER HEADWEAR. Rough Straw Flat-Brim Hats, light weight, natty shapes, cach 50c Stic € An unusual o yout one han Wool Spring price from #119 these we have di sp trade, New York City, i. cost of the leather | £ 10¢| | SHOT HERSELF. Girt) Says Camden sat Wreeked Wer Lt CAME N June 7 wae ts rloime from Sandusky, ——— Smith WH Halla the Heide, $1.90—Patent leather and kid, fine leathers. $2.40— Oxford sh: forated vamps. A’ at $4; half a dozen shapes to choose from. $1—Black satin calf Cony $1.40—Blhick calf lace dium heavy soles. $1.60—Kidskin shoes and Oxfords; broad toes. shoes; handsome shoes in the $2.40—Tan and Mack shoes of this prade a: cap at $3.50, noes in sever 0 5 1-2, shoes; 5! soled shoes $1.30—Cal right for sui $1.70 These school wear; a. pat you pay $3 for. FOR INVALID. Science to Triumph in|: the Transfer of Mr. wnt under ets Is rerroyval morning at eight o’clock. Plant. Plant, Vice-Pr morrow by. an) a matter TOMORROW WANAMAKER SHOR SALE Atul the enormous selling of the past week hasn’t disturbed either varieties or values that will be re Immense reserve stocks haven’t been touched as out new lots of splendid shoes that are not yet out of their wooden cases as we write. plete in sizes ; although, of course, many particularly attractive groups came from the factories with assortments broken. In every way the styles, varieties and values are as good probably ten thousand people know what unmatched offerings wer This is the Biggest and Best Offering of Shoes Ever Made Under- All sorts of Shoes for Men, Women and Children. Men’s Shoes for Dress and Business— , lace; some button; swell shapes and | ox calf; patent leather; full extension; per- ¢ shoes of kid, patent leather and box calf. $2.90—Swell calf shocs in the new shapes; shoes that are good values $1.90—Box and wax calt lace; broad and narrow toes; some very Ince shoes, in a dozen popular styles; ral_ good styles; some heavy | splendid wearing stock; just shoes of finest material for dress or spell | ened a position tn con while counte Department on June 1, th of much eine Mr. Plant was taken Ill ten weeks ago with typhold. Complications en- sued, and an operation was performed to save hix Ife. Ho ds atill very feeble Mr. Plant's removal will be a sclen- tis trluraph {f° muccesaful.> Even hi hing will be taken with him an ambulance, his condition ne tating a perfectly horizontal jeraition. A private car haw been fitted to carry the patient without the sightest Jar, and st trip will be made to New specially ar- ranged ambulance will take him to his resldence. —_— Whalen Appot <enyon Fortes . has bee ation | Counsel Wha of Street ¢ an Inted an Assistant by ing ¢ same in bot GROOM OF 70 TO ‘WED BBIDE OF 42 Aged Minister’s Heart 's Young, Years Are Many. Methoftst, mtuteter, and the bride Msg Albertine J, Harrison, the well-known matron of the ‘Theodore Edson Orphan. age, of Lowell, : The aged clergyman has lived in Rox- bury for several years. Ten years ago [he was preaching In Brooklyn, but has [not had a pastorate since that time. His flance, Mies Harrison, is well and | favorably known to a wide circle of citizens of Lowell, The marriage will occur in the near | future. us Miss Haraison hax recorded her marriage Intention In Lowell. —$——<—_—_— Small-Pox Cl Y MOUTH, June 7.—TRe ches here have heen ordered closed ecount of smali-pox, which Is epl- c. ROSTON. Mass. June 7 whiea will unite a Season eR & prominent woman Noted Woman Dend. s of mutual inter. Roxbury | ATHOD, Mass., Sune rs. Clara and Lowell. The proapective bridegroom | proyt Burlelgh, President of Mansachu- Rev, William M. W8ilan, of No.) setts W. BR. Corps in 189, died about 4 . 31,500, 249 Warren street. Roxbury, a retired /o’clock this morning. youths’, to ll men’s. White Yachting Shoes, $2—Heavy red rubber soles, pure white duck uppers lace and Oxford styles; for tennis, golf, all outdcor sports. ss shoes; splendid value and solid comfort.| Women's Boots— full round toe last with tip;_me-| “" $4 Black kid boots, lace and button; some of these are worth $2; of | recent make on fashionable lasts. $1.25—Black kid, button and lace boots of superior style qualit; $1.50—Many of these were originally marked double our price; tan and black kid; thousand of pairs in the lot, in the most wanted sizes and lasts. $1.50--Tan and brown kid lace shoes; welted soles; straight heels; worth $3. $1.75 —Splendid shoes of selected materials; styles of th the lot large enough for generous choosing. $1.80—Black patent leather, lace and button; medium toes and heels; stylish last $2—Kidskin of the very choicest grades, with turned and shoes that are not usually reduced, e made then. This is the exact story of shoes and prices: |Outing Shoes for Men and Boys— Canvas Oxfords for 35c—With rubber soles sewed cn; the good kind that wear well; black, tan and white; in all sizes from 11 ady tomorrow for tomorrow as they were last Saturday; and price Women’s Oxford Shoes— $1—Black kid; 0 toes, straight tips ; t and heavy soles. 20—Black kidskin, with kid and fatent leather tips. ‘Black patent leather; turned soles, full toe lasts. Also kid, nnish style. Girls’ and Children’s Shoes— 7Sc—Kidskin shoes, spring heels, patent leather and kid tips, full toes; sizes 6 to 2. 8Sc—Black velour calf and kidskin, button and lace spring-heel shoes; sizes 7 to 1034. $1—Black velour calf and tan Russia calf, stout and thin soles; sea- sonable play shoes for small boys and girls; sizes 8% to 1034. $1.20—Tan Russia calf, black box calf and velour and kidskin, with tips; sizes 11 to 2, $1.20. Is' tan kid Oxfords; full toes with tips, sizes 11 to 2. Smaller sizes at $1. it | Small Boys’ Shoes— $1—Heavy calf lace shoes, with broad soles; made like a man's shoe. $1.25—Black and tan calf; some with heavy welted soles; some the steel shod shoe; sizes 9 to 13, boating and and wearing 2 ¢ best, and welted soles; | Men's and Hoya’ Shoes in Annex Storr | Women's and Children's Shoes ia Basement, that women want right now, | now marked 25c Printed Pique at 12'sc— In attractive, spre blue and w! stry In charming flor In a variety of pre Tn the desir: 32 in. wid Ina vanety o} do's on navy blue grounds preparation for the hot days coming. tripes of pietty colorings on white; and navy or cadet 50c Printed Satin Striped Dimity at 28c— jens on white and tinted grounds. Ik Figured Batiste at 28c— varie y scrolls and large floral designs on colored grounds, 45c Striped Linen Madras at 30c— waist patterns, in stripes of navy and light blue, pink and helio ns, in colored stripes and white; and white figures and Thousands of Yards---Many Kinds Summer’ Dress Stuffs Under-Price Cotton and linen goods of most desirable and attractive sorts, cool and fresh-looking—pretty and practical. Just the goods Splendid varieties in every line—all sorts of patterns, all colorings, A Quarter to a Half Under-Price ‘These are sharp, positive reductions on the most wanted goods in stock today. |124¢ Printed Dimities at 8c— In many pretty patterns, and colored stripes and figures on white; and a variety of white figures and, dots on navy blue or black. 124c Printed Figured Swiss Muslins at 9c— In popular designs in black on white, and tiste, at 37%c— For shirt waists in black, navy blue, pink, lu gray and white and brown mixtures, a Summer outi |50c Plain Colored Silk Embroidered Striped Ba- 35c Irish Linen. Suiting at 12%c— skirt; will wear and wash well. Fine PICTURES Half Price and Less This is a handsomely assorted \collection of Framed Pictures—re- |Productions of some of the finest paintings in genuine carbon and platinvym photographs; also pleas- ing subjects, such as ‘Wedding Cream,’’ ‘Consulting —_ the Oracle,’’ and a number of life subjects; all framed in dark and light ornamented oak frames; sizes as follows: Pictures without mats, {10x20 in. and 16x20 in.; with mats, 20x24 in. These are pic- tures such as we have sold before jat $4, $4.50 and $5. Today yet. From these will be brought Most of the lines will be com- blue-and-white figured stripes. light blue, cream and Nile. full yard wide; makes the best kind of a Fifth floor, near Ninth street elevator, outfits. Superb varie Scarfs and Suspenders. they don’t have to sacrifice smartaess and co MEN'S LINEN COLLARS | Six for 55c | These are the new shape inthe high-tand turn-down collars, of tull: anteed linen; nzw and. perfe:t; well laundered. Sizes 14 to 18. Sold only in boxes of a half-dozen of a kind and size, at the remarkable price—S5c a half-dozen. MEN’S LEATHER BELTS at 50c Fifty dozen leither belts for men, Smart dressy- | looking’ belts, made of cowhide, lined with calfskin; | 14 in. wide; rings and buckles are of solid brass; | heavily nickeled and will not rust. Sizes 28 to 46 in. | 50c each. Men's Furalahings, Ninth Street. Formerly T. Stewart & Co, IMEN’S FURNISHINGS Our Men's Wear Store has a splendid stock ready to help men to Summer | Clothing. Serges were most broadly in mind; for no other fabric is at once so gen- cs of Shirts and Belts; the new shapes in collars; all sorts of | The prices will interest men who appreciate economy when) Men's The hot wave teel, so serviceable, We have a broad variety; in a half-dozen worthy grades. SUMMER CLOTHING of yesterday trumpeted the universal demand of men for cooler so light in weight and cool. All of tested quality rrectness to get it, MEN'S MADRAS SHIRTS at $1 For the men who think it isn't worth while to look at shirts that cost less than a dollar and a half. In the first place, the fabrics are carefully selected, and there are twenty-one varieties, all fast colors. Made by the maker of our famous “Dollar H/bite Shirt are designed and executed with highest shirt-making skill. Some made with yokes, otters with Raglan sleeves, A pair of detached cuffs with each shirt. All sizes, trom 14 to 16%, $) each. The New Kromesh Scarfs, 50c A cotton knitted scarf to wear with Summer shirts. Washable, neat, ecasy-to-he four-in-bands, in white, I black and’ solid colors, 50. JOHN WANAMAKER bad. |in weave and dye. sell—whatever its price. solid guarantee. that are usually got‘en only from custom tailors, A special group of Fancy Cheviot Sack Suits collected from the small lots in our regular stock, Sold previously at $15 to $20. Today choose for $12 a Suit — ‘Teousers, at $3.50 a pair. About a hundred suits, but not complete in sizes, We absolutely guarantee the color A serge is the best of fabrics, when The risk isall ours when you buy Wanamaker Clothing. Sack Suits of blue or black serge at #10, Sizes fcr all sorts of men. Other grades at $12 and $15. Double-breasted Suits of blue serge, made in the new close-: About five hundred psirs of new Striped Flannab Ss And when dealing with serges it is well to be secured bya Prices, $15 and $16.50. to be fast, in every serge suit we it’s good—the worst, when it’s marked $2 Each fitting style, with broad shoulders. Suits » Broadwa 9th