The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1901, Page 10

HRT ~ ~” OSE: crn WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE ", 1901. ‘DOCTOR, A DRUG VICTIM, IS BEING SUED (eR PRR PRRs tet Husband of Elise Erdt- mann, the Singer, De- fendant in Divorce Action, Was Found Unconscious on Street. Arraigned for Attempt- ed Suicide Dr. Erdt- mann Proved _ that|: Physician Gave Him} Morphine. Dr. Paul W. Erdtmann, the FI physician, of M7 Beverly who was found unconscious on ‘Twenty-first street, Brooklyn, early to- day, and taken to the Kings County Hospital, was tater arraigned before Magistrate Steers In the Flatbush Court, [1 charged with attempted suicide. The doctor dented he attempted his Mfe. He said he was suffering from nervousness yesterday and went to con- sult a Dr. Tallmadge, who gave him an injection of morphine. Not being wed to this dru. clared, it probably affected him an extent that he the street, and th Giscovered by A policeman. Dr. Tallmadge corroborated his story and Dr. Erdtmann was discharged Friends of Dr. Erdtmann do not deny -that he has worrled considerably over | % the sult for absolute diverce brought by his wife, Ellse Erdtmann, and a re- cent threatened action for contempt of court againat him because he falled to pay his wife allmony and counsel Mre. Erdtmann, the wife of the d fe the leading soprano in the Roman Catholic church of St. Charles Borromen, in Brooklyn. Prior to her marrin, Dr, Enitmann, on Jan. 1993, whe wae Known on the operatic stage ax Elise Streck, and sang t leading soprane rolen at the Stadt Theatre in Wurzburg, Baravia. ‘At one time xhe wax a member of the he de: to such yus on 1 x seiteielel-iet- Mann's parents Elahe years vuple dome Mre. Erdtma She was resid mother, he marring: the eulmina in ‘or divorce, ma me y-littn |: nin, in her petitio Red erumlty and nex used her husband of driving hy th her} refuset BY WIFE. feild ritchie biehicttiie ei ir rere nd beat his wife, an charged says his father, sister and brother Up a pure to send hia wife's but that she KO, and during the two or «that Mrv. Streck lived with lost a Kood practice he had built nde other buck tu Europe, mann‘s ent tor Is relatives corrobor exam German Opera Company, in this etty. | her mothe: thelr he | able Life Assurance Company, She In a beautiful young woman and] ‘The phystelay fires tha: their trou. | Bis criment o¢'that company German has one little son, Walter William Erdt- | tte was all caneed by hy mother-in weeks ta Britmann mann, now In the cuntazy of Dro Brdt: Hhow and thar he never became intest:| moved from Harlem to Flatiush WEALTHY MAN SUICIDE AT KILLS HIMSELF.) FATHER'S DOOR. John T. Sinnatt Found! William W. Gardner,ur., Dead in a Raines Shoots Himself at Law Hotel. Port Chester. Willlam W. Gardner, Jr, t retired morchant of John T. Sinnatt, a business was found dead tain | xw LED AS MINER KILLED HIMSELF. iO'Brien Wrote that He Could Not Live Down Bad Luck. af) Michael O'Rrien, Ntty years old, killed wivelf in Bryant Park early to-day by: wlowing curbolle actd. ina Mttle Aw hotel, ned Iew out hia hratnes Fort Hamilt erry, known as the | father’s arly. O'rien some time ago had a whole- Hotel Hamitton ner recently fr male butcher shop on Forty-second All appearances Indicated |e took his street, between Eighth and Ninth ave- own life, for in his hand was clutehed a Deu nfl there, any nies AO year he went Weat and | a package of morphi 4 hat #inee tts return been | in There were aleo found in the room! leading rather an. ieregular lite, | certaln letters written by the dead man, [that his father, Willan, Wo Gardner, #r | Tete na fepondent | vn that sHowaner m4 affairs « the When this to the thes had cut ot publi teading bat the contents police have not m ts done the cau posed wulelde may be reve fneantime his family and Aasfgn no reason why he should kil welf. ‘Blnnatt wax forty-fiv lyed with his wite, in) handsome rtine Madison ave vt naller wenn tn viver lying by! tr Heodeft his i Saturday lust called on hb IEREHOELOAL To her he said: My wife will never) antly see me alive | — Bhe did she had Institue A a Ue d BODY IN THE PASSAIC. when i Man iMeked overdose « neuralgia, viettm, 1 vod Meatiins with Bhe dented th: t Hey Ratirowd rtd, ) FAST. PLS im. “When my husband ie he parted Id Mrs. Sinnatt oINg UL to look f vorry over his tie knew thay dead in Brooklyn. morphine to relieve his husband had b fall. He RRLANCeS, as our boy band had ne re He hid be ‘The, Board Chairma following plates ‘latter Social Evil, Not | Gambling, from | Now On. Retiwates for F 1 fearrperrm rei ment | ar ne Committ \ inniated wtb ne the turk the beldine. Tie | Sine y USLoenin ———- fleen will co: fi ©) Gaaty Mook, 1.06/60. 12! PORT OF NEW vor. sit Senile, Chi ‘ b Mrren He Do the striking machints! Sreaatel tlvern | Revive trade with a Sunday World Surg Ainerica, *ditraitar, By ant next Sunda tees nex nday, Oren was f Waves Work Three million! will Vibe y rows aut wf employment. in mining oper seful and returned to er went to Nicaragua got inte some trouble with the ind was deported. O'Rren went to ani was ina who was va friend of told him te return ini micht be able to plac Aosta an a bene ark shortly after dawn to-day. Kround ta ule feet was the bot , efee pockets tin note f an work trying, e goes! hothe addrens War also foul hase yrother, living in Hrte . tty culean bullt and twenty-five yenra Mayer Jonasson & Go. will place on sale to-morrow (Thursday) Etamine Eton Suits, mace entirely over taffeta silk, new models, handsomely trimmed, material and style specially adapted for summer wear; value $28.50, at $19.50 In addition, will offer at Final Reductions the entire balance of Tailored Suits, Silk Etons, Misses’ Suits, Cloth Etons, Cioth Skirts, Box Coats, Silk Skirts, Top Coats. These goods represent the remaining lots and sizes of our late spring busin-ss, and will be BROADWAY AND 32TH ST, * — ENJOYED BEING SHOCKED BY UNCLOTHED STATUES. -——+¢- offered at prices to insure a spzedy clearance. Ladies’ Auxiliary Took Glasses and Sleuths to Convention Hall. CLOTHIER OFFERS THIS SOLUTION BOSTON, June 12.—The visiting dele Kates to the YM Auxitlary Convention shocked when th Papers the protest sonm againat the hi to-night in the Art . im. forsooth, there are in the Muy statuer not burdened with clothing “How annoying,” = 1 charming woman delegate from Ix an equally from Onkuloowa, tas tM Heston on purpare to see the Art Mus seum.” In order to fortify themselves againat | the terrible danger of gazing on a statue of Apollo or the Venus of Milo} moat of the delegates viailed the mu- sem to-day guided by tectives and slum w AM morn: | ing they thronged the museum, and if there w ing they: mined it win not vintble to the naked eye. Many of! them ueavall opera glances oc said an aged ¢ eroea Mouths News tse "Lene p for all tiie tues, Why every fan roof our City perl ate! and there's a woman iatain ta down by the depot that's just ax well, woman from Sauk Undressed—as anything they've got here whew thelr and [ve seen every ott | es x—w-t Time and again the de theae words from the pr ‘It de a place hardy pe You must remembe | ton therin f young women, because of the many parts of the ON BERGER 1S COOL IN COURT. —-_-- Creditors Off and Opposes His Extradition. Allened whore 2 o'clock thin Oh awiadling a yroes Holland of Ammtervam, who was with f hic arrest was net ore Nocked around ch bem astde with Auntrian, deepest the r MAY MAKE 7,000 IDLE. port NEWS, Va. kina, asiatint super rt News Ship yok Company ‘eaterday that ib ald noyreturn to immense plant om) men will in that evemt be hn the CAPT. HERLIHY GODDARD HAS HELD FOR TRIAL.: JEROME'S AXE. Anti-Policy Reformer Makes Seven Sensa- tional Raids. Bail in $500 Was Fur-; nished by a Friend of Chiet Devery. peers An the result of seven raids, in which Wh reve.wers, sma rr, chanes fences struggles bail thin. 7 Win the Harlem Kail was Praralehed at Lyons, tha Bowery res! who tea personal friend missioner Devery and of ¢ Mere Latiig, Wise Sper npr 7 * TOILET ARTICLES. e : |Imported, solid back, hair brushes, goc. each; valu: $1.50. Real ebony 4 Brushes, $1.00 per pair. ‘militaire’ Imported tooth Brushes, 5c. each; value 25¢. {ilk-weed Complexion Soap, 25¢., per box of 3 cakes. Oakley's flower soap, 45¢-, per box of 3 cakes. Dorin’s complexion powder, 18c. per box, 4 Sanitaire Talcum Powder, Toc. per box. Sanitaire Tooth Powder, 12c, per bottle. Chamois Face Puffs, 3 for 25. Olive castile Shamroo, |[white or red stripes, etc., the with | the main fe -| ‘Jlining, 500. ‘per bottle. Violet Toilet Water, 25c. per bottle. JAMES McGREERY & CO., Twenty-third Street. FA RET FEN ET TE ETE T TT Rothenbers & West 14th Street. Mattings! Fes. ote s in Yeu needn't tak: our mere as proof of the fact re sellling enormous quantities of China and Jap- anese matings. You can <e ily the statement for yourselt any time. Cf course there's a 1 reason for this steady current of besy-ness. You'll tind it strongly exemplified in the values we incessantly offer, in the little prices we persistently ask. At 10c At 12: a yard we offer heavy White china Nattings; fresh, c and Mleaible, By the rol! at €-¢ SEO eee a yard we offer Palmed Fancy ches Mattings, in creen, red snd blue; 40 yards to the roll, By the :oll at $4.50. a yard we otter China Mattings weiching 90 Ibs. to the roll —the heaviest Mattiny made. By thy roll at $6.98. At 17. At 15 a yard we offer Japanese Mattings; linen warps reversible C inserted figures; 40-yard rolls By the roll at § Linoleums at 29c. a Yard. We always hesitate a trifle about pricing first-class Linoleums so low. because it brings such a flood- tide of customers to this part of the store that we are almost swamped taking care of the business. But we want th: Linoleum Section to mmintain its remarkable reputation for expansion, and y+ o Ter for to-morrow Wild's Extra Qual. ity Linoleum at the price quoted 75c. below. atic. grades, 2 Sarda wide, per sq. yd... Engiish Enameltled Floor Ollcloth, lino'eum patterns, excellent styles, 1,14, and 2 yard: values: marked down, per s for to-morrow at. str eeeeeeeens 70c, and Such a Sale of Rugs As we started Monday doesn’t lose its force in a day or two. creases; Dusiness intens Yesterday and to- selling was 'way beyond expectation, To-morrow’s likely to break the record. Why not ? Interest in- ‘Guarantee’ CLOTHING COMPANY, Uptown Cor, 127th St. and 3d Ave. * All Aboard— for Manhattan Beach,’’or it may bea sail. But you can’t enjoy it unless you're dressed com- fortably. gle or double breasted without and fants with belt straps and wide turn-ups. Just the thing—in a wide variety of patterns: gray grounds with white stripes, blue grounds with usual $8.02 kind. Outing Shirts to go with the coat and pants, at 39¢. GUARANTEE CLOTHING Co, Uptown Cornet 127th St. & 3d Ave. ASSAULTED AND ROBBED ON Lie Aged Ticket Agent Knocked Senseless and Money Stolen. Herman “Zimperman, seventy-three yeara old, employed aa a ticket agent in the uptown station of the Fulton ave- nue elevated raiiroad at Nostrand ave- nue, Brook’ wus knocked senseless about 11.20 o'clock ast night, and the nimhtis receipts, amounting to $11.75, Tt ia thought that the robbery The holding of Capt was oniy «formality, as the M ralds Were t » the newt ault were committed by two announced sane time aye that he woud ALUWOL: o my | negroes, a Present siward Reardon, of the leagu 1 {the Patta at ation could Mr. Gana sald to wnatures had been ol BROOKLYN CARS BLOCKED. —_- Delay oa the Third A Lasted Malt a There wan a delay of thirty minutes on the wurfaco ine of the Brooklyn {Third avenue trolley cars about $ o'clock e e prowect on Ue that these ste: it wht ‘uring the | CAeGucHERE FINED. Editor Muleted 8250 for € or re. LONDON, June 12-1 war fined £50 0 Hench Cyurt Ay ourt in commenting tempt Nour, ry Labouchere 1 costs In the King’s for contempt of waa at the thme siti sub Judie, thia morning. for the plaintiff’ wanted Mr. A car of the Natlonul Express Com- mand Horace Vouless editor pany Junipe} the track at Twenty-Mfta ut! map bit Justices Mrese-and Thiet avenue. It took the | Bruce and. Phiilimere ew nats dee: employees of the road half un hour to] ‘ine and the costs against both eet things right, my Xe} ants wuld eultice, on a case, whic! Li Bate Zimmerman had just Antehea count- ing his cash and was walting for the “poodle train, which collects money , |along the line at midnight, Two negroes, of whom he can give but poor descrip- ne, entered. One pald his fare anit ed through the turnatile and the other stood at the window talking. Suddenly an fron bar or some similar inatrument descended with crvwhing force on the old man's head, Two blows were struck and he lost consciousness. Half an hour later he was found by Inspector Robbins, of the Brooklyn Rapld Transit Company, and a citizen. An ambulance was summoned, and after Zimmerman’ Injuries were dressed he nt to his home, No. 22% Decatur nthe police have no clue to his assall- iceman MeGai of the Fifty-| cond Precinct, wae standing on the corner under the. station about 11.30 o'clock, but he saw me one ang BO mpl he cee 300 Reversible Smyrna Rugs, Oriental patterns, and rich colors and des'gns; on: of the most reirarkable propositions in a number of years. 12 feet long and 6 feet wide; regulir price $12.95; now.... 10 feet 6 inches long, 7 te: 6 un in width; $10 values; Mon- day marked.. seeeee 9 feet long and 6 fect witte, $6. Go values Monday at..... ALL WCOL ART SQUARES. 3 yards long and 2 yard! 1,000 Cotta; 0 5 ft yards i and 2 yards 2.75 ne Rugs, 5 ft. wide, value $4.00..++ s066 long, extra strong... Genuine Sanford’s Axminster 3. 75 Rugs, exquisite i 4.75 Blue ao ie. Nand-fade Jap- s anese Rugs, 10.6 ft. lon are 5.50 by 7.6 tt.wide, value $12.: 50 98 Dining Chairs at 98c. 5,98 ++ 3.98 39c 3 yards lone and 3 yards wide, vale £5.50.....006 31 yards long and 3 yards wide, value $6.50... 4 yards long and 3 wide, value $: $000 ..crsctewn $7.50 N 1,000 Golden: Reclining Oak. Dining back reed Chairs—High Go-Cart, backs, polished lke cut; best wood seat, just steel running like illustration; | gears; green fancy turned) enamelled or spindles and nickel finish, brace arms; ex- rubber tire tra well con- wheels; patent structed; worth foot brake, in- cluding heavy 5.98 fully $2.00; each, 98c High-Class Upholstered Couches | —Plain; covered in finest quality ive steel and brass bed, like eut; read stands © feet high; 1'4-ineh pil. lars; heavy brass rails; combination hair mattress in satin ticking: all steel springs; $20.00 42.98 values... tees Belgian velours; all the latest colors+ with he notted fringe all around: be had ayain Ms 4,98 Drspepata, focation after rbraah, dit the digestive Sune by BRumoO PEPSIN ‘aa@ CURED IMMEDIATELY, No hous Mie land should he ennai mosto: tail times.” Physicians aul Tanetions are POSITIVELY Sporting Records, Championships, &o., are fully set down in the 1901 WORLD ALMANAC, MOST COMPLETE REFERENCE BOOK PUBLISHED. A STOREHOUSE OF KNOWLEDGE 1 fs ANSOL| ly by the CIIaW you get it aL pRUCGISTS. 10¢, 254 & 50c. Tor sete by Wim, Wtiker & Sons. 234 at Bath ave, RS. W'KINLEY MUCH IMPROVED. Was Able to Spend Day in Her Rolling Chair. IMINGTON, June 12.—After the A POLITICAL REGISTER. consultation of Mra, McKinley's phy- aiclans this forenoon the following | 1901 Worl Atmanac and Encyclopedia. © © @ A reterence book ef over 600 panes, 1,000 tepicg and 10.000 face. * * © Substantially bound ig Mthograph board covers, th sewed back ang trimmed edger. * © © Price, 6c. By mall eq from newsdealers, statement waa issued: “Mrs, McKinley's physiclans repor' that she continues to ‘show Improv ment and expects to spend part of the fay in her rolling chair.’ —————~— Those who desirg summer hotel, boarding-house and farm-house ac- commodations would save time and trouble by consulting The Wosld's Vacation Burean. —