The evening world. Newspaper, June 18, 1901, Page 3

Ls CORN KING’ Pt PHILLIPS IS ‘ HERE SIMPLY FOR REST. Aanonenenaeesaone sensneoooreosoree Sececcesoseesoses sie le Napoleon of Grain Op- z erators Repudiates|* Story that He Lefti¢ Chicago to Dodgelf ' Charges of the Board|$ of Trade. iz i 4 A tall, slender, smooth-shaven young it have alrendy been sent a great part i “THE, WORLD: PUESDAY EVENING, J JUNE UNE 18, 1901. ‘FOURTH DAUGHTER BORN Vere Levey |General Regret that New Babe Has Not Proved to Be the Long Expected Heir| to the Throne. sT. PEY Czarina to- The child will be named A SBURG, June 18 y gave birth toa FEFECSSTSSS 4559S SSHGSSSTITT man with a complexion as rosy as a| The other children of the C. girl's ant in the office of the Holland| @ {Czarina are: The Grand Duehe House to-day carefully noting the) © v. 15, 18%; the Grand Duchess market reports in a newspaper. His | $ the Grand noveniantehers Faulex ls convecaas |g Duchess Marle, born June 26, 18% ‘ jon was sprightly and his can inf ¢ ( eeecpolehesttil hataiehrae lnteclorea |S There ts ilttle Joy throughout Russia a ance one would have 1 3 Avent of the royal babe. Tar piniterate fectiens Rails a sustintes $ times previounly have daughte lear i ae w) aera dave eS : born tn a house where, for grave reas S vacation, ‘et only day: fons of stnte, the adve of an hele to + the red-cheeked young man successfully | © Blithe throne would te an event of the 5 closed one of the biggest bull corn dea * sg Kreatest Import. ever manipulated on the Chicazo Slhitucan open secret that the Czaro- of Trade, His name is George I, Phil- Blitz, the Grant Duke Michael, los. vont twenty-three years old, te nets Out in Chicago they call him the “Big 3 favorite” withiv the” Repeiie Cine Little ated sittenlss the fabsiausring BZ] supreme desire is to leave qn heir tot! plunger thar the Wes is known sinc B| throne. o the days of “Old Hutch.” | it was reported that following his late o “They say that Iam here to dodge the Bl vevere ajtick of typhold fever his charges of ‘uncommerctal conduct’ pre-| { Bl neath was so. shaken by th ferred against me by the directors of! @ @) commotions tn the the Chicago Board'ot Trade,” sald he| & Flie would abdicate If the « to a reporter of The Evening World. | % @|. y Were a daughter, 'That is not so, 1 had bought tickets | @ 2 eee ceanents have been pi tor New York for a frien and myself) © Blcently that, in the event of ; Defore the charges were made. I was) ¢ ND | bernie the? Chariesuliiigrar worn out and needed a rest. & O] ara pardons tq political offenders and 1 “Tam ared to meet the charges, | @ 4 ondea tie and g statement { being drawn up now.| & Bl eicts tn the penal cosies of 8 “We handled 13,{00,000 bushels of corn| @ 7 ®| p, GEORGE H. PHILLIPS, CORN KING. $3) prince and peasant prayed that the 9 7 in that pool, and the men who were in! te (Czar might be blessed with a son, UbUS CEASGMINS QE, eo of their profits. About $1,000,000 in checks have been rent out. “The lowest corn waa bought at 337-8 cents and the average profit was elght centa a bushel. The Board of Trade wants me to furnish the names of all the men who traded with me in this deal. “How much capital did I have to wart with? Well, precious little, I can assure you. My partner had a little. My {dea has always been this: When you seo a commodity which is in de- mand ts cheap—buy it. It Is bound to That is the only trade secret I HE WORKS FOR BILE AND “IM” Drunken Negro, with eo Much M Whit 1 d d With d sia than In ot Wake detectives are searching the | ce WvorEWwi De have. u Oney, a it- wi n i and the Rustlans are proud clty tntough clone watch Is being kept|Ome a New York Woman—Caught “Eowaa bern tn Morris, Ii, Tam c y ON eae - there orate bundcenrzents toria Section of Long Gap Are Reported for “Morrou" at the General Post-Of- in Street Car Collision. thirty-two years old, I was graduated] ney-Keene Employee. Vegetation. peti an Bie Island. Wrecked fice, at the baggage room of the Fall! pirrRAaLo, June in June, 1884. hen I went to Chicago & River Ine and at the Grand Central sta-| were injured In a and got a job aa elevator boy In a grain Se —== tlon. It in confidently expected that an] here this evenin house at $3 nth, Twas afterward | pne eyes of the polleemenjbulzed wheal ey ee eg EIDE en arrest will be made to-day. ‘The injured 3 raised to $10 a month. My father is in} they came to search Charles KK Jevssessesvseessess PSSFESHSITSVIS TIS 99999900 S59909508 IPPING FROST WN VERMONT, Warm Sunshine Fol-|« No court in the world makes more roval birth an the Rus For months tte ladies hay hundreds of dainty no important » this work th th the ni them. SMALL-POX MAY CLOSE. SCHOOL. | Six New Ce in As- demands, whe ts an frequently It ts ev i fondness. Small-pox contin the grain bustness and It was quite |tama, a negro wf | snoring broclish ; was biting on the lowlands nipped Astoria section of Long Island, despite] rei MOND, Va. alae 0." and ‘loud dre Up heiplessly | ¢ toontandrothe ¥ eae fforth of the I Department - eisterhave In hin \fguna roll# @f£/ tybles in thia section yesterday morn. six. new: can A UBT) Ce MI night, wrecking the t : Wha acer notaken tol yng, the day's sun left them badly <| North Willlam street and removed tol and ite Stone Gap, nea Jefernon told the North Brother [stand border, The reporte coi Magintrate with ty a A : horde he reports his "sockr. —<—_—_ wels, which mi There ing the Van Aint | tiristol. Whitney and At the same tim oft It is Impossible i im" ik ure on the Produ + | to start to-night for Mont HA YOU CAN SELL A SECOND-HAND Wes gifte from all royal relatives and where de attract ten- exercise boys sowing- a members of the court. we knowle the ton He was Introduced in the pit and | Reatiew cralpa borat i pesianenine iby, advorticing tt) “ye aya ater. thes etening the | AIL wires th . made much of by the brokers. He was held until he had sobered up. in the Sunday World. child fe received into the down, Broadway, Corner Chambers St. Th “hanger on’ STRAW HAT REDUCTIONS. Every New Braid, Every New and Natty Style, Yacht and Alpines. $1.25 qualities reduced to 15c: $2.00 qualities reduced to $1.00. $3.00 qualities reduced to $1.50. CAPS. Every new shape in cloth, duck and tancy flannels, 50c. dressers. $2.50 Bal. and Oxford, Russia and Black Calf Shoes will go at, rer pair, $3.00 and $3.50 Shoes, all shapes and styles, will go at, per pair, A $2.00. All our celebrated “TROPHY” Shoes, equal to any at $5.0), will go at $2.95. Stewart re é STEWART BUILDING, And _ the Sak C Goes On, “Up and at It Early” Reduction Sale has upset the calculations of many merchants. Come see for yourself. er a Belding Men’s Flannel Suits AT ABOUT HALF PRICE AND LESS, %, $5, $7.50, $9 mi $12 The proper suit for golf, tennis, country, seashore, yachting, outing and general comfort. All the new shades and styles. Nota suit in the lot can be matched at double our price, SERGE SUITS. Every suit guaranteed fast co!or and all wool. Thousands of these dependable suits will go at $7.50, $9.50, $14 and $13.50 Not a suit in this lot can be matched for double our price. MEN’S AND YOUTHS’ SUITS) of worsteds, cheviots, cassimeres and dull finished worsteds; checks, stripes, invisible plaids; every one the season’s latest.cut and style. $7.50, $9.50, $11 and $13.50; just half the regular price. 9 eee Broadway, Corner Chambers Street. TO RUSSIA’ Ss ROYAL HOUSE. Farrel sald th has IN VIRGINIA ——— ering. bondin y Somewhere in New York Joseph Wil-| that the man Wale in ae @ | treed Biondin, the alleged wife murderer, | M3) '% rigand tans oat Gate City and Big Stone (Special to The Evening World) June 18.—A tornado swept through Smyth County during the| 3 ns of Gate City o contirm the report To ignore profits—to split prices in half on the very best and newest Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishings at the very outset of the season—is beyond the comprehension of the ” for big profits. o Up and at it early is our policy, and the public were quick to take advantage of this early movement. Note thousands of delighted and eager purchasers who fill our stores daily—all model You'll quickly admit that if our merchandise is good enough for them, it’s good enough for anybody. All this week—your dollars will do double duty at these great stores—at this early Summer Reduction Sale. wlhor Clothing ONCE MORE A HAPPY WOWA Completely Cured of Catach by) fo by Peruna. General Health Also Improved. Miva Ida Murray writes from 2597 Polk street Minneapolis, Minn., aa follows: T had chronic eatarrh’ of the head, wh! oh made the slightest cold «o much woree. Tam completely cured of my eatarrh after four mon’ ithtul ase of Peruna, and my general health Is greatly improved. | always speak a Rood word for Peruua."—Ida Murray. Miss Anna Bryan, a favorite cousin of William Jennings Bryan, writes from 1459 Florida aveauc, Washing- ton, D. ©: “At the séblicitation of 4 friend | some weeks ago (to take your 2 pan and I now feel like a Wem )| son. J take pleasure in recommending It to all who want a good tonic, and @ permanent cure for catarrh.''--- Anna Bryan. Catarrh Gicnerally Thonght to be a Disease of The Head Only. Wherever there is a2 mucous mem- brane there catarrh may cxist. The only reason th tarrh is more frequent in the passages of the nose and throat is because these passages are j More exposed to cold than tho other portions of the mucous membrane, But | one Is Hable to have catarrh of the lungs, | or kidneys, or stomach, or liver, or| bowels, and especially the bladder and other pelvic organs, Peruna ina specific in cases of female | Weakness or pelvic catarrh and is heart- iy endorsed by all the woman, f you do not derive prompt and satis- factory results from. the ure of Porutia, rite at once to Dr. Hartman, givin TRACE BLONOIN BY HIS TRUNK. Detectives Strike Trail of Man Accused of Beheading His Wite. DIIGIAOIAMGISIr 3) full statement of your case and he will be pleased to give you his valuable ad Nice gratis, Address Dr, Hartman, President of phe Hartman Sanitarium, C ry w York giving him the order to fore ward the trunk and bleycle. If they have been removed from: the’ Fall River pler in this city the police wkl-try to trace them by questioning evpresamen who may have hauled the trunk from the pler. Stories of Bilondin‘# appearance im various, New England towns have reached the potice several times since he disappeared from his rooms at No. 7 Howard mtreet the day that the) body ” found a week ago. Patrick (J. in _employee of the Custom Mass., claime te met Blondin on the street on June and last night a brakeman named that Haley. House In Springtleld, dleser:pticn to the best EXPOSITION VISITORS cae of Hoston, Is believed to be in hiding under the assumed name of Joseph Mor- rou. A dozen of Capt. Titus's detectives! srias SAH AML tor| from Milton, RS. 00K id Inspect Rroads and to ald them in EY) Pan-American visitor trem: « leq severely, wrenched. Wuflalo, badly bruised. nivo. Buttalo, severely” breteed ” ; others sustained minor’ burts, ej and the trailer In whlch they were Fide ing was wrecked. 2 An Elmwood avenue car with a tae turning into Virginia street ftom a Main street car bound shed into the tratier, the hun Mondin’ s green trunk and bicycle were othe southern me by way of loss of Ife and rough that sec-| warded the articles to Friday night In responre STEWART BUILDING, Broadway, Corner Chambers St. Furnishing Reductions Up from our reserve rooms and Vaults come stocks of new bright Furnishings. It's a lively section of this busy store. Who can resist bargains right at the begins ning of the season? Negligee Shirts. Regular one-dollr qualities, plain white cords and beautiful stripes, new colorings; ‘eparate cutfs; the early, Thin Coats of all kinds of fabrics, 50c up. White Duck Trousers, 65c worth $1.00 to $1.50. Fancy and White Wash Vests, reduced to 75¢ 10 1.50 for $1.50 to $3.00 qualities. Terry Cloth Bath Robes, big variety of beautiful colors and Stripes. reduced to 2.25 ant 2.95, were $4.00 to $5.00. Separate Striped Flannel Trousers for golt, tennis, &c., reduced to 3.00 ani 3,50 Stewart Building. “Stewart | | Suits go at.