The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1901, Page 9

Ses lek bek Bi hn Bah aati id tae ae The Actress and John L. Gallatin Broke Their Marriage En- gagement to Please Their Mothers, and that Was All There Was to It. Edna Watlace Hopper told to-day why had marry Joann she brol her engagement to ‘. Galt She was ver brave tn the recit then the brink Ittle actr If she did not weep che was ind tt was plain that the parting wa no easy affair, [towne alla others, Mr young orite’s me r thought ft woul n retin of Edna Wallace Hopper e their elders the sweet- mateh off, rippled 0 about th called lace throat 11 pretty when sh in wether ¢ words out, you ha erybody’s mind want- er you wish to se n Whispered about the entrance last night: that to be was net to er walepered that Mrs, oven the twas used to haying Hopper's automobite Kiley from a grea ch she had won out, thre oll that she was ask frotDid Mre, Gallatin come ky SPL PART A LOE EE LATER Ny TSN TT A TA EL IR RET NO ‘THE WORLD: THURSDAY, EVENING, JUNE 13, 1991. feave the s “There were no scence, Nobody has scenes there i hings over. 1 from Mrs elded to call tt off." It was a mild enough the very late * the world.” tf SENS TOTS. ree Doctors of Sick i Babies’ Fund Find Many Ailing. ane of the free doctors of the Sick} When a pale-faced young woman—a hopeleag Invalid, with her right side pare alyzed—wae supported on t stand tn the Supreme Court, Broo to-day her former frtenda did not nize her ax Miss Jutta young woman of th thies' Fund aends in a report to-day | acerning a case of a sick baby found Oliver street. It will be seen on read- K this report that the ehild whom the s called to treat was suf- erfeeding, Sick Bables’ The physicians the ables and find this the cam atten. ‘They have as much to do wi ring for in- fants that are overted they have to found In a starving duty of the free dv mothers not only ndition, tora to instruct woto eure for thelr children wien but also to feed them fen well » report here submitted jows what the doctors tell the mothers these partic "On the top fo ar canes. ment wan called very i with >a six-monthe immer comp On Inquiring 1 sarned that the mother was in the bit of nursing the baby every time It Which was every few minutes. J mot 0 rsing onee in thre cient for a baby er did ax Ts ddittonal aid of a titte medl- the baby had improved greatly within a few hours.” The Sick Rubles’ Fund corps of free physictuns has been Increaned on ac: count of the audden appearance of hot A spell of extremely hot er like that we had yesteray af- ts the children of the tenements very quickly, The Evening World will keep the s of free physicians up to the requist ongth meet all crises of thix kind that develop during the sum- mar. ‘Ail contributions should be sent to the Sick Bables' Fund, Cashler of The World, Pulitzer Building, New York City. a ————— NO PROTEST FROM US. —— Accept Gera Represcnias to Shanghal, IN, June 13.—The Unt ment has net protest and does nor intend to vrotemt une Present conditions, against the malt Rance of a Jarge German garrison w @hanghal, which appears to ing attention In England. The German Government has heen very frank with the United States in responding to our representations In the past, ané our government {8 con- tent to place Implicit confidence In the motives. o( Germany so far as the maintenarve of a German force In Ghanghal is concerned. — FRENCH MINERS RIOT. Horse Artillery to Quel! Relligerent Workmen, GRENOBLE, France, June 13.—Thero haw been serfous rloting at the La Sfotte it of the refusal of the companies to dis- charge Itallun workmen. Several houses were sacked and num- bers of: peraons were Injured, A.force of inte: and D'Avelliins mines, In consequence |p Sale for $1. eat itt er disap ald 1 woul We talker harming let Then we de ement from woman tn COLLISION MADE. HER AN INVALID. Miss Bennett, Noted for Strength, Sues Railroad. wealthy z nelr Eighty~ yn, og Benne Shore rte Rallway Once witness | . who EDNA WALLACE HOPPER TELLS WHY MATCH IS OF F. CEOS x LOC went on he asked wit nobody Hopper was Are Mrs she declared that and the Mr. Matta nthe very least,” ave forfel by the marriage ; " aves of egrams« from my . x 1 mo Falieaccenotpruee we “Aff yase Housekeeping.#f { ist ae, pnun nanrnigr .: each other,” 1 t eo easy then to call “SWS. HAN FLOCCED HER. a Day After Brutal Lashing. purt under $2,000 hond for ex- a charge of having as- ht, nineteen years pation as house- No, 138 But- as Brooklyn, The girl was unable to be in court on Misx Bennett asser, efore whe Her) attorney, met with the accite: the collision an aturday Gestero an athlete, Wit-| xirl, who has nesses tentified that she wax n golfer, a} per for three » y a her back and Aorsewoman and an expert tennta/ i BIR ntti player. | 3 ire. Clara Van Brunt, a neighbor the girl sufter- H ‘Mi tit u fs the a cally ha ad hours, © In ‘ ms : “and hax ; t culty and sald c. uN i The Was released t : K. f i | He f+ 4 native of Spain an. tin this country for som 5 lth Street and Broadway. The - Disposal - Sale McCreery Stocks Is Without Precedent in Values Offered. Store Closes July 10th. Positive Reductions to Effect Quick Clear- Prices to Attract and Benefit Buyers. Going to sellall McCreery’s fine imported 35¢ Ginghams at less/all-wool 55c. ance. —— of than half price—15¢, yard. Entirely new and rich effects in| importation—including. Koechlin J) McCreery's $1.50 ail silk Crepe| Freres’ tine productions—deter- de Chine; will go auickly at| mined not to have a yard left—all 75c. yard. buy McCreery's were $2.00 an for $1 Extraordinary opportunity to! Fine Here is a lot of 24-inch Diaper, 10 yards to the piece—McCreery | McCreery’s 55c. Liberty Satin Rib. fused to get $2.50 for it—in this) tons—all silk and 6 inches wide— | Take these handsomely embroid- ered Sash Curtains with lace insert- ings, 27 ipches wide, 3eyards long. Tight along H at) lin the —— Big table of McCreery’s dainty French —Challie: many of them best of this season's now marked 25c, yard. Look at the showing of Mc- French | Creery’s best $1.00 Silk Foulards Gauzes in neat figured effects that} —soft, lustrous, light weight $2.50 a -yard great variety, rich designs and | handsome—4@Qe, yard. Unusually elaborate assortment {colors plain and changeable—all now priced 29c, yard. And. this. assortment of Mc- Creery’s 75c. Satin Striped Mousse- age surc to interest you~ 25c. she Tied to Bedstead for Ltt a On sale to-day—S50 cents each. any stock, therefore the above EXTRACTED In Centre LOW price, WITHOUT Paw REGIS FIGHTS WILL PAY FOR $7 “MOTHER DUEL. SUCML ENTREE] gh Bellicose Editor 1s|Amertcan Offers $25,- Bf} cuttiie Stare. Wounded in Wrist | OOOfor Titled Chape- BT This Time. | ron tor Daughter. Re =] 207-207!-209 Park Row. THIS REFRIGERATOR GIVEN AWAY > ————~ } 34 Ave. Electric Cars Pais the Door. ¢ Refrigerator, like cnt, made ef tte Rene 4 TReiace af $c 3 AG Sra iron racks, clean fin the wes Bf o every purchaser of $5).00 or over at this store Ait mati eary chevencounter Rthis week, we will present FREE OF ALL COST brass locks hinges. Guarantce| first class in every respect. one of these fine Hardwood Refrigerators, delivered at your home, Remember this offer is for THIS WEEK ONLY, and does not apply to mail orders or specials. Lord Milner LONDON, June 12.—Lord Cape Town took tne a : ine Dressers, in} Book Case and He was warmly cheered gollen oak, high ‘Desk Combina- ly polis Bstions, made in front top Micak, gla:s door, ‘ or on side and Enamelled Iron Beds,’ ite ! eX Le foot mule, Shirase vases, brass 10 ae A {les on head i Dining Chairs,| fy Oak good in cook, high boards, finely \pol=\s = ovloriens, backs, cata Sof BM iahed se rronclierns = a plete set_worsh} open cane, brace W ror. two crawers ahd || Py fy as very! |B ote aM C) * . A fciosets, worth Bis (aT TL) Sone eeeeeer eeerereeeey \x0 Mail Orders’ Filled on Specials, EASE) iEverything for ee cagene ale (ONC CREDIT $50c. Week on $25 Worth Larger Amounts in Proportion. AA GREAT ale of NEGLIGEE SHIRTS Alt 50 cents each We've had this shirt sale in preparation for weeks—that is, our shirt man has been scouring the shirt market for the best and choicest men’s shirts that could be sold for $l—he got them—4,800 of '’em—in the fash- ionable plain white effects, in the latest weaves, as well as the newest colored stripe effects—and some with pleated bosoms— and we offer them at 50c each. Pretty big lot—4,800. Bought in a smaller way, they’d easily be a dollar a shirt—and worth it—some worth more. Come early—they’ll not be here long. t 5-Piece Parlor Suits, covered with fine quality ity design and finely upholatercd: fee ee $3075 wee! Large, Elegan of 2k pera 3 KE fYou Will Miss It and | | No Doubt Regret ft. |) $10 BLUE SERGE SUITS, ARRANTED fast color, the r 4 P) re purchasing elsewhere f CITY for the price worth $600; price th WE would Ike to show you our ne of CASH » closing of th son, we don't want to carry A Chance for the Ladies. SHIRT frown the more WM. VOGEL & SON, Broadway, Houston St. &Steumms CATARRNR: ;} COMPLETE LINE of |} walsts. ranging tn pri | $39c. to $1.98, | SER 20” FREE TO DEMONSTRATE-OUR PAINLESS METHODS < And introduce our Thurlo Plate; lightest and most durable piate mages All our work is done painiessly by a simple application to the gumse We are the originators of paintcss eatery, Our cesses are pate ented. Our prices are within the reach of all. Gold fillings from $1.00; Amalgam fillings, 50c.; Cleaning, 50c.; Gold Crowns, $3.00. All opera: tors a: led graduates, their diplo being displayed at each chair,. and ar. personally interested in this association, . . We yive a written contract to-do your work satisfactorily and to. wine Sey Z| < worth double also carry a ty CLOTHING sod TT1ON TERAS—$1 DOWN, balance? keep it fi pair, fre ¢ aa 5 PavAl ! w MERLY" or PMONTHEY, as ander the laws of the state ol ew vork, thle te of ‘ndtgpugable value, Ps | “A Visit Will Fully Repay You, OUR 12 OF FICES: - | ” 212 BROADWAY, Cor. FultonSt.. HARLE 1 6 A Constitutional Affection. jH. ZEITZ & Hd BROADWAY: Gor. Conlon ere, 130 W. 125th Ste Sprays, washes, powders, salves, medicated T ARS HIS. } 744 BROADWAY. Cor. Astor Pl. BROOKLYN, 499 FultonSt. oberon erat elec res ong oo Peres ULION and 468 STH AVL, BROOKLYR.” 2.W. S4th St,Cor. Sth Ave. "ivrais: SOP CR] aii csietce temporarily the inflammation in the tHroat and poonaaes ~ at $08 W. 23d, Cor, 6th Aversiiret BOSTON, ats feaantaerracteey nose, and enable you to breathe more casily anil |988 3d Ave. yy: °°? | PHILADELPHIA, ‘6 sorts tus ac freely, but the continual rush of impure blood to. \ { For Sale. | BEWARE of those who imitate our name, signs and advertisements, these parts keeps up the irritation and ultimately | Ofce Mours $ to G Not opea Surdays —g_~—=sady attendants, Telepbone 451-150 ot, | produces ulceration of the glands, when the breath, | as ea é eset: slain iert ta Ueconiestoxceatinmy on cnatcelandierenttstsones ‘BEAR IN MIN D : of the nose are frequently destroy he catar- w rhal inflammation extends over the entire surface of the mucous membrane, or inner skin; the stomach, ki and lungs are often involved ; the whole system soon becomes affected by the rapid absorption of poisonous ter into the blood, and the disease that you had hoped to cure | with simple local remedics, assumes a dangerous form, | I had Catarrh about 15 years, and I had Gatarrh so bad was entirely | tried during the time overything I | deaf in ono ear, und all tho insid: aa dress well for lute money PAINLESS DENTISTRY TEETH $1 ws, Call and «et our estimates before: ing elsewhere. Lowest prices and best guaranteed work in Greater New, Our instalment or casy-pay- N— $1.00 down and $1.00) Id and all work. Pure Gold Filk ings, $2.00 up. - Silver Fillings, 3 $1.00, OPP. a 3 B’WAY CITY HALL TEETH That FIT $5.00) CROWNS That WEAR | GREDIGE Y AND MONTHLY PAYSZ: o FOR EVERYBODY ker, Jevelry NEVER CLOSED. y | $5, $7, $9. nae CUNeeye A EDR. RANKIN, DENTIST. EP WARK Broa z OPPOSITE EHRICH BROS.) DR. DES sienna 610 Sixth Ave. Downtown Branc! nal & Varick S., Ne me SW Grove Sta, REDIT | AXE, *| DENTIST, ia ‘ h: tk Cty 3 Cor, P.M could hear of, but nothing did mo | of iny nose and part of tho bonw | any good. At lust [came to the con- sloughed off. Tho physicians gave | clusion that Catarrh must bo a blood me up as incurable. I determined to | disoase, and docided to give 8.5.8. a | try 8.8. 8., und began to tmprove ut trial. I could wae ee jmprove; encers It foamed! soruee eocue, seatct | R ie fre th ttle, and con- he disease, und after c fow weeks’ : Bae a a eee oon [Teclenecatsl waa onivelvioned eal Fo Leis hte Aves, until Iwascyred, This wasG years | for more than yours have had | OVEN MONDAY & AATURDAY LYBNING ago, and I am in perfect hoalth to- | no sign of thed! —MRS. JOBE- = = day.—-M. MATSON, Lapeer, Mich. PHINE POLHIL! ‘ue Wost, 3. C. i\CREDI J u Catarrh is a constitutional disease—a blood disease which is frequently | rs inherited, and only a blood medicine, such as S. S. an remove the hereditary | -),.jise y taint, destroy the poisons that have been accumnlating in the system for years | ths: bu af tenia perhaps, and restore the blood toa healthy and pure condition, ‘The inflamed | 50 membranes and diseased da are healec iby.the rien, pure blood 2 ried to them, and the offe discharges from the nose, aud the : ENTRE ache and neuralgic pains cease, Chromic eases ofl the thost}desperatelcharacter|| = cREaIt iq and apparently hopeless, have been cured completely and permanently by the | / 1) Mi (ser bank). Open ey use of §. S. S, Write our physicians fully about your case and they will cheer advice. We charge nothing whatever for this service. ) | THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. | Real Estate Real Estate. OWN YOUR OWN HOME)" AT HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. , ‘DESIRABLE AND HIGHLY RESTRICTED PROPERTY. Select and buy your. lots and we will do the rest—preliminary sketches furnished free; houses all ready tor occupancy for sale. _ High elevation, healthful locality, excellent water, gas, electric light, macadamized and shady streets. The most accessible property; within 40 minutes of City Hall, New York, 94 Trains Daily. Lots for Investment. ae LEWIN'S. $5 DOWN and $5 MONTH LY./ 267 W Titles guaranteed. Special Bargains Next Saturday Afternoon! Fi \stoxus (June 15th). Transportation free. Send for railroad tickets and spe- cific information how to reach property. WILLIAM C. GILES, General Agent. one’, eticus WILLIAMS LAND AND: BUILDING CO,, MOND AND WATCH ¢ era «Asa Wall. St. New. York, SORTLANDT. 2.