The evening world. Newspaper, July 17, 1901, Page 8

THIRD FLOOR UNTUAT They Thought Mrs. ConstantinoHad Been Killed, but the Good} Woman Only Had a Few Bruises and a Sprain. Four of the ten Riccio were sitting fire-escape of the tener Twenty-ninth street yesterda They were Annie, aged eleven, Marte aeven; Emillo, five, “Tell us a stor’ Dleaded Emilio, Paul, three “Well, sald Annie, “once on a time | iz bear. He had an awful big mouth and his eyes they there was a big. shined Ike electric Hehts “I seen a stuffed bear,” volunteered | Emilio, “He was walking along the street Jooking for bad itu eat up,” Annie went would grow! all the pe acared.” Little Marie snuggled « and clasped her haad held thelr breaths “While he was walking alon tinued Annie, proud of the a of her auditors, “there was a bad litt girl ran away f-om her m got in front of him. “Woo-00-00,"" the bear says, my* supper.” “Then he started ¢ @he seen him coming a The etory stopped and the two children on t sca and Annie, with hands, through the flre-escape opening and started on a gracefiti vo. to th Pavement, fifty feet below Paul and Emilio screamed, causing » Riccio and his wife to run to the win- dow. They looked out tn time ¢ thelr little ones alight upon the ampl Corporosity of Angelina Consta the janitress, who had just eme from the front door. Mra, Ricclo, muttering with fear tearing down the etairs. Riccio threw him- self on the bed and gave vent to dism howls. Half way down the stairs Mrs Ricclo met the girls com up. They Were not scratched Not having rehearse! her life-net specialty Mrx Constantino felt some dir- comfort Her tongue was cut and hi Neck was sprained Otherwise ehe was uninjured, : Here are the stories of the principals in the adventure: ANNIE RICCIO. boys and “Whe the Ittle girl There wis a ti over the hole on the fire-escape, and we used to sit out ther I was telling a Story to the children about a bear. Marie had hold of my mand. All at once the table cover whe 1 was sitting tipped up and I fell through. T guess I dragged Marle with me. I Never seen anything on the way down. The first | knowed was when _ We it on Mrs. Consantino. ‘Then I Fun right upstairs to tell my mamma that I wasn’t hurt. MARIE RICCIO, When Annie fel! I had hold of her hand. 1 was awful scare 1 thought we would Ket hurt when we Mt. 1 didn't feel anything when 1 hit Mrs. Constantin 1 bounced off and fell on the sidewalk. When I got up I seen Mra. Constantino on the sidewalk. 1 thought ane was dead and ran upstairs. 1 thought Me and Annie killed her. MRS. CONSTANTINO. 1 look out my door. 1 hear some wream. [runout my door. 1 look up. I seen two Httle kid e m down, They got hand hold Nght They hit on the head. my, but it is» My neck Bo ‘tif, Rocco Riccto and hls wite maid Brayers of thanky all night to Our tudy Mount Carm al WORLD WANTS THE FOUNDATION OF SUCCESS, Paid Help Wants in This Morning’s World, BUT Paid Help Wants in 253 the 13 Other N, y, Papers Combined, +10] LAUNDRESsey MACHING Lapies oan eG eRoes: weauuws TAILOKS TINSMITHS about a bear," | “THE “WORLD: WEDNESDAY ISVIGN JULY 17, 19UL, NEW YORKERS WILL SOON ALL BE REAL INDIANS IF--- --—___—__—_ Traits of the Red Man Strong in Us Now and Only Marriage with Foreigners Will Save Us. eeeisbleieiet-i-t 5 Ieietleleieieiebietet fe Would get so wer to Ante Mio and Paul cons ntion and as sedeleteimiet: HOW NOT TO BECOME AN INDIAN Just when the thrifty and patient cit-;men—and execute war dances while, thing that very much resembles them. lzons of New York are becoming re-| transacting business. Fast Getting ‘There. “1 dito the t enthe: t! peck: le pe e ofte ered ane: he torrid weather ing} persona have often wondere Aiphone Gait, el to sceing pother jwiny New York men are not more gal-| 0" Or the pow-nos riverside about lant, When a woman enters a crowded 3s (hey 4 e a8), Its and los trousers, the dls- | street ¢ nex from Prof. | a we: anthropological | that, now that Prof, Starr has made !t Univeraity of Chicago, that fall so clear with his new. theory. ople are turning more} tf you only stop to think that the men e Indians every day occupsing {Wo seats aplece are Indians | mily thing [you can algiest imagine you hear them ming Tidlans There. for inst la the big chief, J Morgan, the mighty keeper of . Who has gathered his to meet the hostile the Wall street wig- nonow they are daubing on slow warpalnt and mak- yas to the Medicine Men, nd) ota man gets up to give her hing strange in ere ix ents sav : . Oh. yes, we are getting to be Indlan« the fee that we Intermarry | tren? Me be Injun. Let sauaw hea eee hinnya Aad in " all right. ft will only be a yenre enlen staid y more when Broadway will be Infes SD CST 1 tf von don't balleve we are Indiana | Ot iA u Infested h howling unt Speedway, nds of savages; wh Will move in droves up the Rray smoke will professor has ldrap inte a reef garden one of th {many things | warm nighia You will see the fair ones} vlways somes | bedecked with feathers and paint, You wo mystery why the traders on| wili ree the men smoking bai tobacco | CUT! ra the! wlewamason p deemed it neers | drinking, and you will he eros | CUR EAN Che Unlesae unlenes waEdogan try on their deain tof body talking in Choctaw and gar-| rofl Starr suggesta—intermarry, with {whoop and Jump up and down, | gone that you can hardly ur thecsoticex ert sforela ner ¢ the stand ain enough now And all the time the tom- wit be | AH we hn a to, Hao reee marry f imbued with the] heating and alry creatures will be do- nd no-accounts of England spirit. of their ancestors—the noble redoing the sun and ghost dances or some- band France, and th 1 i ey DERE EERE EERE EEHEREEEEPHEEPEEEEEEEEEE CHEE EREEEEPREEEEEEREPEEEE EEE EEEEEERES le WAKELY RAID GIVES A BIG 3) ment SHOCK TO THE TENDERLOIN. A condition of amazement, not un- —— [populace protrude should he make them mixed with resentment, prevatied in the | public, Tenderloin to- There was also much| Gamblers Are Now The Arreats Made, of the after-effects of a severe shock. men arrested were All this was que to the surprise party Asking What a Pull} Wels. No. 32) West Kindly edito Jim V ly by tho street; William Jones, Parkhurst Society. yewterday Counts for, Anyhow| Forty-seventn «tr “ ralded?” — xald “Honent No. 7% Sixth avenue; John Stillman, hen tot of the aweal? "Parkhurst Men | anckson avenue, tong Inland chy, and Wakely’s raided Henry Wilron, No. 1 West Porty-third He repeated thie remark sixteen times Made Descent. Street. Stillman ts saul to have been and then, putting fis strong rhe $= ] the manager of the room to Dis ever, he ow 1 bet down at Wakely’s. If the pool-room ; The raid wan a great «hock to Capt “One by one thes are Fminaune | huainear wan bad there were other | Lantry, of the Kast Fifty-first 9 he tra The poor man dit not i er Wa ' tions of the Tenderloin,” he | games, Even when the naloon below | " Isat they ralded me and | wag closed in the daye of Roosevelt's then they ralded Wakely, What en-| reign, the room upstalra did business. | ratoon, he by couragement is there for an honeat caer rs precinet posacsaing aushsignoranes man? They'll be ralding the Owl lunch bbb Jt} Other pool-rooma in. the Werloin me to pans that Wake! wagon next. And so It were opened to-day with fear and Everybody else was an deeply affected | pull became a thing of reat fame | coping. After the rald on Wakely's as Hongst John. The end of the world | Bueineas men of the nelg! rhood went) ing proprietors and. mi S expected | can come along any time now anit the] to dla poot-room and played the racer) anything. There was a xeneral hope derioin will greet It without batting | with the same arsurance they ment) ther having made stich an excellent an eve. The Imponslble has been ac-|mantfeat in gong to chureh, Day after! nati yesterday, the larkhuret ine complished. Wakely’s has been ratded.|day business went on aquletly and} Voy ay lewit Hest) af amoothly. Wakely'a pool-mom wan an sath ora. time patting them: Fine selves on the back regular an a bank and the men working “This is fine protection,” one of the! there wera envied by other membere of another, ruld on a pool-room tn East! gentlemanly attendants of the pool- gambling. profession Forty-second street, n few blocks from! room ts reported to have @aid when the! rhe consternation of these placid per- | Society: searen de by te Parkhur Varkburst mintons came athwart him.| song made be imagined when the Park-| Was tn a hotel kaw “Why wasn't we Upped off by tele-} hurt men rudely intrided yenterday | House. Tt was ano: phone? LT never saw auch protection.” | afternoon. Not only did they intrude, | paryy auction: he i Wine protection Indeed! The remark! yu: one of them, by name MoClintock, | this ratd is of the gent y attendant was] proceeded to annex auch projecting cor- | The prison along Broadway] ners of the bank roll aw he could lay aeralsned pani wan a pool-room 3 nk the only man in the ection. ra choed and re-echs They suid dd moms ve Wak nin vam nat] parntyzed. Many of them tn thetr terror 1 » q Tord jan, Monday Clicker Forty-second street and Bixth avenue) handed McClintock thelr cards, Implor- en hy detective froma ulatively tn ling him to save them from the ignominy | 2ifth xt is they asser: w of arrest. He sayw that the names on the carda would make t raf, Th 4 of evident oman yes of the for Ja Enters Plea To-Day to) King chunire Will Ae ,Eight- Henne Day for the the Formal } point an Entire New Po dictment. Ministry. Be the Rule. (apeclal to The Evening Werk } COPENHAGEN, July 17. PITTSFIELD, Mans. July Robert | 3 Fosburgh was arra Jin the Bera. shire Superior Court at 12.90 to-day to | plend to the indictment charging him + with muansiaughter, ica ie Hees eee TLenCH Foshan, | The De Seherted Mninrry wan formed | and pleaded not guilty Ina clear voice, Pri District-Attorney Hammond made a lows motion for the Court to appotn Cag roety aaa satan oases ot Foreign Affairs-H. De Sehested. (and ¢ pada Minister of the Interior—L, Uramaen fourt took the motion under udvise-| Suintater of duatice and for leelandc} w Police Commissioner Murphy to-day received the report on the three sytem prepared sloner De Seherted Miniviry has resigned toon oy Deputy Commis: ry and Inspectors Hrooks and Melauughitn, the appointment of a new Cabinet {phe pian’ provides: th w divided Inte atiny has requested reef to retain their portfollos pending | t each preeinet Atoons of three The men of the first ¢ {duty at SAM. and ri 40 President of the Council and Minister | pa atoon will go on] P path out until 4 fe necond platoon relieving them aying on duty until midnight thind platoon then takes up. the teh unt!) $A. Mt [secelved at the State Department, Shultz Shorthand Poems to Schoolgirl love in shorthand, poem of passion consisting of fift lds were! account of an amorous pedagogue’s prietrees of the Colonial Inn, in Bor- dentown, N. Frederick The case Is said to be the sensational on record in the FOSBURCH SAYS. ORWAY CABKET THREE PLATOON feo 2 Shultz was at different times prin. Phalen, of Penn Yan, Miss Loulse S. Winter, of No, 165 Taylor street, Brooklyn. ce Will Soon saiee nd was composed as fol | divistons ae erate oe| shed young woman. They ried Sept. 1, 1887, and the horize lfe reemed unclouded, Aijuisier of Agriculture-F. Frils. system in effect as sooa as possible. where he became the head Inatructo: 8.30 The Time Hlack & Blue Brillinntine Walking Skirts, $3.75, former price $5.50. Cream White Sicil.an Skirts, $5 & $7.50, tomer seices $10 « 515. Black Broadcloth, over handsome silk drop, $20, now $12. 75: Cream White Sicilian & Cl Cloth & Brilliantine Sults, pick, vive & & amine Suits, sith drop. biaek, Shirt Waist Suits, linen crash $3.95, former price Taffet / LESSONS NOT IN THE CURRICULUM. Also Wrote Pretty Girl Pupils. ot fe inftwo burning stanzas, and a decalled'| trouble ber ' nell in 1 Yorkville : vo beautiful pupils to-day and at least two detectiven etde-| ats hands on, the num amounting to ' Court thts morning, escapades with two b pup ™ every time they heard a loud] $287.00. of as good and Inwful money as pclbek tocmorriw atternoc Mee oe the chief exhibits of the evidence | ceived we Protection such as wan accorded! a “sucker” ever gave up. nile the iy oot a ehn pos absolute divor Jimmie! Wakely tala dragon the mar-| If (the Journeymen were surprised, Renato the keeper | In the sult for absolute di ket those who were In the room for the | Was arraler Parkhurst 9 brought by Cora M. Shultz, pro- | do For y and years and years those! purpose of laying thelr money were [recoRmized h J., against her husband, Shultz, In the ense was re rn years ago, Shultz, the Inigh ac Pa., course: Jaughter of the Bap: the town, a beautiful of ere mars of their WAGON hits JO AT © Goon i Each platoon will shift Ite hours every | eyed. AIL his Ufe Ith Cod } fee Mininter of Finance—De. H.W. Scharis{ month furnish reserves at stated! him ty attract women, and expzclatly | view WAITRESSES ., oe we ing. periods young xirls. Ile appeared, however, WASHING ‘ WASHIN July 1%—The Rua-| Minister of War—Col J. GF, Sehnack.| Arrangements are made for wpectal| ioe his powers of faxcinat woopworkeRs .. ;|#lan_ retallatory duties on American| Minister of Marine-Commander C, G.| poate and detall matters of the force| nc, after several years of teaching | Mra, MISCELLANEOUS |"223| farming machinery has almost entirely | Niddletie. affected by the change of hours are also| jn Greenville, Newton, —! stopped the importation of thin clasn of || Minister of Public Instruction and Ke-|dealt with, —, wall-on-the-Hudson, TOTAL .. 665 x00dK at Moscow, according to a report|clesantical Affairy—I. 1. K. Blerre. The Commieatoner will put the new! with his wife to Penn Yan, Ladies’ Dept. Don’t miss this sale. THURSDAY FOR A GENERAL CLEARANCE, Wainta that sold tor $1.73, $3, $4 & 35, NOW .O5, 1.25 & 1.95. Walking Skirts, tion covert, atitehed flare flounce, gray, blue & brown, special $1.75. uinine Skirts, over slik drop. vlack, blue, cream & tan, $11.75, formerly $19.50, Suits, $10.50 tO $19.50, formerly $18 to $35. $ 1 $7.5 O, tormer prices $16.50 to $35 tna com. a, now $16.50. ton Jackets, $3.95 tO $7.50, tormer prices $7.50 to $ ~~ rash Cashast . Broadway and 13th St. Store Ogens at 8.30 Mornings. West 14th Street. Matting Prices Reduced. $10.00 Grades Are Now $5.98. Clearing time for us, but royally good using time for you. 85 rolls of best quality Ciinese Mattings at sharply cut Prices. Reversible, and seamless: rich colors; new y. imported; rolls of 40 yards. weighing ue) to 90 Ibs.; $10.00 qualities per roll for... | Rothenber g 2 Genuine Gork Linoleum Another Very, 2 Striking Bargain. 65c. genuine Cork Linoleums for 35c. square yard. ¢ buy in enormous lots; hence our ability te sel! at’ won- 5 . Ths: Linoleums are 2 yards wid Cc ns; special per square yard. $20. 00 Rugs for $12.98. Famous Iran Wilto1 Rugs Underpriced. Seems a pity to sell such magnificent Ru, 6 for so little; but it’s summer time, and we don’t tolerate dulness if price will prove a motive for buying. 59 of these superb Iran Wilton Rugs. 12 feet long. 9 feet wide; Oriene tal and Turkish patterns; rich effects, $20.00 ry values priced for rapid selling at........... 8 $18 Bed Outfits for $9.98 One of the most remarkable offers of this clearing sale. The beds are in alf sizes. Heavy steel and brass beds, like illustration; brass rail head and foot; solid brass mounts and vases; two brass spindles, including a combination hair mattress, with 6-in. border; one or two parts; all steel spring; . no wood; complete.... Broken lines cf Misses’, STERN BROTHERS will close out to-morrow the remainder of Summer Shoes Children’s and Boys’ Tan | Russia Lace and Button Shoes, Misses’ and Youths’ Black and Tan Oxiord Ties, $1.45 Formerly $1.95 to 2.50 Broken lines of Women’s Patent Leather and kid Oxford Ties, also Tan Leather Lace Shoes, $1.75 Formeriy 1.95 to 350 Broken lines cf Women’s Black Kid Oxford Ties with Louls XV and Military heels, also Tan Lace Shoes with turned and welted soles, $2.95 the Bordentown emale Academy, then fashlonable fitting 3 ROMO-PEPSIN Thousands of people everywhere bave ool for young women. entil the spring a striking brunette, WS Taylor street,| LPS) rooklyn, Joined the school flock. “She wan a very beautiful girl, Mrs, Shultz's complaint, “a band fell completely under the spell of Phyaicians: preverl her fnecinations. suspicions were ently tn 1893, when I caught Mi aroused Winter} HATE private] Washingt oMfice with flushed face, disarranged hair and almost in a fainting conditlo: nothing about this at the time, but —_— fly ls away for the summer. None of waited and watched, “Miss Winter soon began to go into Mr, Shultz's office mornings, afternoons » {and evenings, until It got to be the talk of the whole schos tvate Cour expressed Enter Miss Phalen. “In Shultz's curlosity about her intimacy - e vit. Mien Wi Mia Phaten was a student in the aaye the aMdavit, Misn Winter) ) Qin Yan Acndemy ducing a portion of replied with great dignity that she was recelving private Instructions from the taught tn Vhalen a day pupil Mved in Penn Yan and was sand amorous|the sehool's curric matter of her Miss Win- ft resulted In an- many ter, says Mra, Shultz, of shorthand notes, afterward secured and and's favorite bright and apt of shorthand, of which she love had deciphered. simply by the girl's bright Intellect and In stenography, n to treat his and deferred in all things to Miss Winter. he mat at his righ hand at table," ‘and they would one another waa complely | england, where he will receive n deco- ty." sayn Mra, Shultz, “my|ration trom King Edward. Ie carried one decoration with him—a patch over Interest In Mixx Phalen, waxed + strong that he employed her as his amanuenats, and teacher were constantly to- Whisper and make “ | ‘Academy and of the School for Girls, NOT GUILTY. | HAS A RESICNED. PLAN IS 5 READY in Penn Yan, N.Y. One of the co- | pupil und em hults, “my respondents named 1s Miss Mollle Retigue ot, nate ; . . yan, ‘The other Is ha and Mlae.\ ae i ter. frequently went on shoppit husband would take gether, n dozen to the matt The inevitable Pos tours ey re vurday until Mon- away from § Milas Winter left the school in June 160, und returned to her home In 8 djuently’ visited her there, ra were constantly passing be- and several of them I in- The parts that I could read ed harmless, but the longhand was shorthand post- Broo! Kdavite tn the case, Fen: | resenting himself to her parents as an They often took trips; hospiiat » fore eighboring meashore rexorta, A Telltale Photo; photograph of St inal Iibrary: In Bordentown by ‘Shultz, | Robert Collier {s auld to be an exhibit In the case. anonen convincing plece of evidence ‘of iifty-two verses of by Gnulta ‘and dedieatel SHIPPING NEWS, together with a mass of was abstracted from THe TIDES. jesk by his wife after High Water, rhe ty M. y ery, WH) alway! according to a fe now | ncript: in the Trenton Chancery | "When 1 questioned my husband ho postecripts. were translations of the longhand matter. said that wae his method of perfecting hin pupils In stenography. Shultz apparently husband's explanation In good faith, but sae carefully Med away the notes. “In the spring of 1895 “L thought I saw other evidences | misbehavior on the part of Miss Phaten, but before I could be certain left the nchool and was Ill at her home for a conalderable pertod.” A indy Killer, During Miss Phalen's inet Shultz was a handsome young fellow, cultured manners and highly, edu-|her home, been eaxy fer}abroad that he had with the young woman After that he stopped going. harmlessly |“ taxed him several “with having . and Corn. | friendly with Mixs Phaten, he moved] mitted It, but promised faithfully never again to act so as to exelte outside wart, and ax unmarried man, Mrs. accepted her kerel Mwelttel i shorthand fetter Shultz's pi dias Winter left tne school, hand notes from both Mis Miss Winter were decipnered and vays the com-/ plaint, i irs. Shuler Pe alte, Mell Gate Perry who ts the official Or er ee ete County Nera oxhibitw in the case and unfit 6 PORT OF NEW YORK, Iihe winter of 1900 Shultz closed the ATHED, nant and teft‘for pan da stormy inter-, has put in no defense to his wite which: was begun amMdavit, Shultz was a daily caller at until one day it was notaed | the evidence to Special * ‘recommends grantin hope. at No. 16. ne Ta cioued and the murk of suspicion ca may atreet. Broo! Formerly $3.50 to 5.00 West Twenty-third Street lINSOMNIA ts one of the m afflictions. Rei I, refres veacing All went well Muss n to bless the wonderful ¢ cy of $3.0 2 NAUSEA. NEIVOUSNESS, TAL FATIGUE and generally, dis: snys| — turbed cenfitions of the dl DROMO-PEPSIN Ie the mot le discovery re f modern medicine, hus be without PROM EPSIN. CONTA eRe 3. Comp cae i ompoun: L (CHEMICAL do.” ALL DRUGUISTS, 100, 250, & 800. 1] For Sale by Wm, 8, Rite & Sons, 73d St & 6th Aa je neighbors know their whereabouts. fen Charges. » July 17,3 Prof, Shultz which sh be named as a co-respondent in the di- tr} vorce action brought by hia wife. the Ume Prof, Shultz was {ta principal. pupils. An for the stenographic notes, she de- n to her parents. ——————————-) VAN ALEN OFF FOR EUROPE. With a Pate Seeka n Royal jecorntion. vine watching a tennix game Sohn for hin Wberallty: in fitting out a hospital corps for Bri be M Van Alen has mos vigorously denied. Sandy Hook % Governor's 906 9.16 0.67 11.07 Oseante Ack King Frelerick Prose. caper cetyl unt Molly, N. J. in behalf OUTGOING STEAMBHIPB, submitted all aster In Chan= B whose report FAILED STOO AY. my decrentoythe INCOMING STEAMSHIPS, Taylor DUE TO-DAY. Bt. Loujs, Southampton, Majestic, Liverpool, d, Antwerp. ‘the £am- Clete, Gibran -- Bilamy, Menten t agonizing of human ing sleep Shultz's next post was at the head 0! comes to the sleepless in less than fifteen minutes after a pleasant dcse of effere UROMO-PEPSIN for SLEED- ADACHE, | INDIGES- igeative funce t, io home should at band as Mol- io ‘Phalen dented omphatically tocbay that ahe had ever had relations with uld cause her to Ad some Work for the professor miclty Of secretary, ag did other all of the letters which ntiveen them. were of A proper and that his mixsives had been Over His Eye, He James J. Van Alen sailed to-day for Newport a day or two ago at the home of Mra, Frederick Vanderbilt he stum- vera peg and fell. A stone struck 1 discolored It. While abroad vill receive from King of the Order of St, {tlm troops in iPQvhen Mr. Van Alen returns he wiil ompanted by Miss May Van Alen, Winter, tnken| Whose Teported, engagement | iy ir. Liverpool