The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1901, Page 12

oo , up the home of Judge Benjah P. Wills, ' H ER STERN FA THER DOES NOT RELENT. Judge Wills Determined to Press Charge of Assault Against Son-in-Law. MRS. HARRI MOUNT HOLLY, N. J., Oct. 9—An un- | relenting father-in-law is arrie Allen Baxter's Nemes The young man, who aroused the indignation of citizens by hfs conduct last summer when he broke subsequently eloping with his daughter Mabel, has been indicted for alleged as- sault with Intent to kill, and Judge ‘Wills, the victim of the alleged assault, fs the prosecuting witness, 5 Young Baxter's career in Mount Holly was sensational in the extreme. He was installed in the fine mansion of Judge Willa in April, having won the ardent friendship of Mrs, Wills and the love of the lovely daughter of the house- hold, Mabel Wain Wills, a graduate of Swarthmore, and a girl of exceptional talents. Weeks and months came and went and Harrie Allen Baxter lingered, to the dislike of the Judge and tho sur- prise of the neighbors. Finally the Judge ordered the young man from the house. He refused to go and Mre. ‘Wills and Mabel sided with him. Next Mrs. -Wills transferred to Baxter, ac- cording to report, a power of attorney authorizing him to manage valuable | stock owned by her in the Mount Holly | Bank and which had been previously | Vested in her husband, who was a dt- rector. ‘Mrs. Willis took her daughter and Baxter to a visit to one of her farms | in another part of the State. The wom- en soon returned and Baxter became an inmate of the mansion a second time. He showed large suma of money and bank stock, boasted that he in- tended ta marry Miss Wills, it is sald, and further declared that he would net-/ tle down into a good Job which the! E BAXTER. Judge would have to provide. Even the Judge's Richard sided with Baxter. demanded that Baxter come out, Tar and feathers, It is said, readiness, and Into the house the Whiteca) departes for HARRIE A. BAXTER, ten-year-old son A White- cap party was formed, and on the night of June 16 it surrounded the house and Baxter, after he wae married, hoped that father-in-law would forgive nin, the Judge has proved unre- tenting. He was the first witness be- fore the Grand Jury qesterday, and will ros fe his son-in-law to the mit If ec be brought back into the State DELL ESCORTED TO THE FAIR. PARADE IN BUFFALO OPENS NEW YORK DAY CEREMONIES. Governor and His Staff and Gueate Received at the City 1. BUFFALO, Oct. 9.—New York Stato Day at the Pan-American Exposition opened with threatening weather, but unless heavy rain falls, pri to be the punner day of the expesition from the point of attendance. The day wan observed with fitting ceremontes nd a Proper display of State pride and dig- nity, ‘At 9 o'clock the Reception .Commt| assembled at the City Hall to rec the specially Invited quests. These cluded Goy. Odell and members of the Governor's Staff and members of the Legislatures of 1899, 190 and 11. ses ‘At 10 o'clock the Governor and nin! 4 staff, evcortel by the Fourth Signal Corps of the National Guard, Squadron A, the Second Battery and a platoon of police, arrived at Chy Hall fro the residence of Ham C. where the Governor J# sto) Signal Corps, under Lieut.-Col, rved as the special escort of th error, At the Clty Hall tions composing the F under command of Bri: Were already drawn up tn line Governor's party arrived Shortly after 10.99 the pari command of Gen. Fredert Brand marshal of the day, mov came a platoon of mounted police, lowed by a carriage In which was x Gov, Odell and the Well under (Bringing up the rear was the entire . Brigade, under command of Gen, when the]! y| been leawed for the SON AND ROBBERY. Several Stores in Newark Broken Into—Fire Dent Tene ‘Thieves. Marcum Dussle Raymond © were arrested | vurnt a remaurant, shoe store In Mulberry street, last, were arrais stice Lambert Dusale $2.59) wwalt the a artena in $ “ recelved by t NW othat we bed, 1 oof thetr stand man xem HO: Ith fth avenue e rental for ¢ © $14,000, yane Vanderbilt ast corner of Ixth stre no will fis VWeleh. ‘The line of march was through Sprincipal streets to Delaware avenue he ‘Lincoln Parkway entrance. Irish Delegates. htera of ‘93 und Ladies of d Irish League, will meet next Ing at NO, 320 West Fitty- +40 make arrangements he delegation. from. the Hand, ‘consisting of McHugh and a West corner, don residen and the b the south Hote! (3peclal to The Evening ¥ SARATOGA, N, ney Hou LETTERS LEAD TO 3 ARRESTS, YOUNG MEN ACCUSED OF AR- He Were fon of the Grand Jury. * stepfa- who arrest- wen and 1a.) robe crime, crbIN to Ove r the Winte: Kingsland house Is a roomy, four- story and basement structure facing the Edwin Gould reatdence on the north- The Woodbury G, Lang- on the southeast corner R. Callaway ts on THE WORLD: V WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1901. Dressmaking i prices, Colored Cross Stripes, Irish Point, Renaissance, Marie Antoinette, THREW ACID W BOY'S FACE STRANGE AND VICIOUS ACT OF MYSTERIOUS WOMAN. She Offered the Lad Cologne, Then y Dinded Him and Eacaped. NEWBURG, N. Y., Oct. 9—While his way to school Anthony Meyers, on aged M4, was accosted by who asked him if he wanted cologne. ‘The Jad sald: “Yes,” and the woman dashed the contents of a bottle of carbolle acid In hin face ‘The boy raised hie arm in’ time to save hin eyes, but his face was bad- ly burned: ‘he woman, who was unknown to voung Meyers, flel after the assault. It ts supposed ‘she had a grudge against the tad’s family. «4 woman some CIRLS ON STRIKE; ONE MAN HURT. WILLIAMSBURG WOMEN RE- SENT MANHATTAN RIVALRY. Sprints, Who Tried to Quiet Them, Assailed and Police Were out. Resenting the coming of women of nhattan jato th factory, one hun-| nd seventy-fve girls employed by Wrapper Company, No. 435 the € to-day. During the excttement of the gathering ory there | Jin dispersing the angry young Krlevan against the company aired luwt night in ine jon me ik held by th pad been tod during th owlhg to lack of work He che va * other factory, at Housts York girls were to be brougnt to the Willlamsburk rectory: and pup at work. | All the girls ar td by ork, Hy t brit gh u extra Kirt, y the This morning the entt Including tfte he! w Samuel Sprintz, Jr. son of the factory foreman, came out into the crowd of excited girls and tried to per- wuade them to return to work, A dis- cussion ensued, followed dy a) fight: In . was badly cut. Then the h Sprint still walting for the Man- if they arr sof the atrik stin and Mam! Filler, NEW ANEER OF AFCHANISTAN, HABIB ULLAH KHAN SEATED WITHOUT OPPOSITION. Brothers and the Sirdars Accept Rule . Oct. %—Hablb Ulan Khan * n officially proctaimed Ameer Afghanistan, and the accession has been accepted by his brothers and the Sirdars, : Qe STERN BROTHERS On the Third Floor Departments A LATE IMPORTATION OF MODEL GOWNS AND WAISTS FOR Dinner, Carriage, Theatre, or Traveling Wear Orders can now be executed In very limited time for the reproducing jor adapting of Ideas {rom the very latest models at especially attractive Special Values in Lace Curtains & Bed Sets Pr. $1.25, 1.65, 2.75 Pr $6.50, 8.75, 11.00 Pr, $7.50, 9.50, 12.75 Pr. $6.00, 7.25, 9.00 Marie Antoinette Bed Sets $16.50, 21.00, 29.50 Set West Twenty-third Street “Guarantee” CLOTHING COMPANY, Uptown Cor. 127th St. and 3d Ave. Men’s Suits Very easy to be well dressed if you know where to buy. There's no place in town where you can buy economically as here. Men's Worsted Chev- jot Suits, greens, mixtures, hairline stripes, single or dou- ble breasted co: it $10. GUARANTEE CLOTHING CO. Uptown Cor. 127th St. & 3d Ave. HOPE TO SAVE FIRE-SUNK BARK. WRECKERS AT WORK ON THE CRIFFEL. win Re All Right as Soon as Pamped Out—Loas More than $100,000, Wreckers are at work to-day on the Hritih bark Criffel, which while afre last night was flooded and sunk in the sitp on the north side of Pter 12 Bast River to prevent the dangerous portion of her cargo, consisting of 250 cases of fixed ammunttton and 30,000 ten-gallon cases of petroleum, from exploling, ich has a metal hull nd hollow steel masts and spars, ts resting Hy on the muddy bottom, and as soon as pumped out will be all right The verse <iviln, of the Merritt- man Wrecking Company, has two * buay plugging the openings be- low, and when their work 1s complete the pumps will be started on the wreck- ing barge Henry C. Moore, which Ls lying Alongside the Criftel. Resides ammunition and the pe- troleum on board the bark, which wan to have ma Friday for Dunedin she had stowed In her able quantity of . Much of the latter sporting cartridges have been rendered useless, ‘The damage to the petroleum drums and the metallic carttldges will not be as heavy as at first supposed. A rough estimate places the total losa at more than $100,000, The conaignees of the ship, J. €. Whit- ney & Co., of Sl New street, and Mirt, Potter & Hughes, limited, of No. 1 Broadway, say that the bark will have 0 be ratsed and a marine survey will be necessary hi fire and water ——— AVICTIM OF HIGHWAY MEN, THREE MEN TRIED ROBBERY ON A STREET CAR. Unsuccessful, They Followed Con- tractor Cantwell and Got His Money—Two Arrests, James J. Sullivan, thirty ycars old, st One Hundred and Thirty- seventh street, and Berrard Kett, twen- ‘0, 744 East One of No. 712 ty-oight years old, of Ail is quiet at Kabul, WRONGLY SENTENCED. MONTGOMERY, Ala,, Oct, 9.—After serving five years of a life sentence for criminal assault upon a woman, Elijah Warren, of Pike County, will be released antares Ost: rei Pit-l from the Alabama penitentiary to-day structure on pA eater ead ates, oo] UBGR, At order, from Governor Jelkes. fire toxtay, A’ defective flus caused the| the Governor an affidavit that at’ the blaze, ‘ q Atrial she swore falsely, The woman in the cage has furnished Hundred and Thirty-ffth street, wero held In the Mcrrisania Court this morn- to answer a charge of highway ing robbery, Th of No. 10 Mott avenue. Cantwell claims he was going home about 5 o’cleck this morning on a Mott avenue car when three men tried to first street they fo! Meine Rucceeded tn aetiing #8 and a. ellver rob him. When he left the car at Or and Sixt; watch from him, charges were preferred by John M. Cantwell, a contractor and bullder, UPHOLSTERY DEPT. 4th Floor. Lace Curtains and Bed Sets. Fine French Renaissance and novelty lace curtains, —Numierous, exclusive de- signs. Full length. 5:75) 7-00 and 10.00 per pair. Sash Curtains to match, 3-25 to 8.00. About 350 pairs Swiss made Irish Point Lace Curtains, —New Fall patterns. 6.00, 7.50 and 9.00 per pair. + Usual price $8.50 to $11.75. 500 pairs Sash Curtains,— Point de Calais and Ara- bian Lace, 3.00 to 6.75 per pair. Handsome Lace Bedsets,— rich Renaissance medal- lion in spread and Bolster cover, with “bonne femme” Valance, 7-50 and 10.50 per set. Bobbinette and Irish Point Lace Bedset,—full size, 4.50, 6.50 and 10.00 per set. JAMES McCREERY &C0., Twenty-third Street. UNTRIMMED MILLINERY DEP'T. 2d Floor. Long Amazon, Ostrich Plumes,—Black, white, ciel, rose, black and white, grey, brown and castor, $5.00 each. Rich, black Amazon plumes, $3.50 each, Black or white Ostrich Tips, $2.00 each. Black Ostrich Tips,— smaller size, $1.25 each. JAMES McGREERY & CO., Twenty-third Street. LADIES’ HOSIERY. 500 dozen pairs, Lisle Thread Stockings,— plain or lace weaves,—all black,—or colored, em- broidered instep designs on black grounds, 35c- per pair. Lisle Thread Stockings,— with lace woven insteps embroidered in colored figures. g5oc. per pair. Value 75c. JAMES McGREERY &60., Twenty-third Street. WOKE UP FASHIONABLES. Watchman Capsed Madison A\ mue Folks to Call for Police, ‘The West Thirtieth Street Police Sta- tien was notified by Police Headquar- ters at 2 o'clock yesterday morning that a disturbance was in progress at Madi- nue and Twenty-ninth street, which many fashionable persons jon about live. Policeman Aiken was sent, and when a block away he saw that from the windows of the houses on both sides of Madison avenue men and women were shouting for the poilce, of the more frantic yelled A din assailed man. pearing a vr 0 stance anda 6 lan excavation onthe corner of cae tae estate X jhe,cars of th club hi pou! third vear of Rothenberg merchandising. any retail store. ECE np WOOL Pe ee teh ea West 14th St. ness to its present magnificent proportions. Come TO-MORROW for these s But come ANY TI goes like the wind. Masnificent Success \ Greets the Opening of Our Third Year. Most Phenomenal Values Are the Secret of It. Throngs such as were never before seen in a New York store have greeted the beginning of the i This gratifying success -s the culmination of sound methods and fair dealing. Hundreds of people have remarked this week that they never before saw such enthusiasm in Values unrivalied—in fact, far beyord the reach of all competition.-are to be found on every hand. They are what have brought success to this great effort. They are what have built this busi- 9 saving opportunities positively unequalled elsewhere. ental and floral at. floral, borde! $4.50 each, al Persian colors, 9 feet long, $3.50, at. 50 Smith's Seamless Axminster Rug: patterns; value, $2.50; on sale to-morrow Smith’s Axminster Rugs, 6 ft. x 3 soft, attractive colorin; Gin. Plain or figured centre; various border: well worth $15.50, at. actual feet wide; Astonishing Rug Offers. Greatest of Rug Sensations. 500 John Bromley’s Famous Smyrna Rugs, | Brussels Rugs, 12 ft. long by 9 ft. wide, rich green and all wool, 60 by 30 inches, rich Ori- tt 1.50 lain centres, with| 100 Wool-Filied =2150 200 Oriental Hall Runners, strictly hand-made, with rich worth J 98 To-morrow we see pestectly reversible, Oriental and ersian patterns, 9 ft. by 6 ft.; orth $6.00, at Lace Gurtains. real value $6.00 per p: tains; double thread, great variety of patterns and new- | est effects; 3 1-2 yards long and 54 inches wide; usually pair, at. at. long; Real Irish Point Lace Curtains, heavy open work on heavy bobbinet, 2, 3 and 4 pairs of a kind, in ivory or white, 3.98 Real Scotch Lace Cur- Scotch Lace Curtains, Renaissance, Arabian, Brus- sels, Irish Point and ant'que Patterns, 3 1-2 and 4 yards value $3.50 Per pair,at....., Upholstery—Portieres. Oriental Tapestry Couc! Covers, fringed all around, | reversible; sold elsewhere at | $1.98, to-morrow J 19 abe China, pot, centre burner, gold plated foot, $5.00 value, special at.. Lamp and Globe, inch globe and _base,| hand painted flower! GLASS decoration, pink green tinted, brass oil} draught 2.98 test cc son, pair; at 16,00 Hair Couch, 9.00. velour or French frame or woo! Mattress, 3.75. nitary Combination Hair Mal stress, in one or two parts, in heavy satin ticking; all sizes; spe- cial to-morrow at.e, ved Black Curled Halr Mat- Naa to fit any bed; covered in satin figured denim; made in one tress, ticking or or two Fi good satisfaction. A regular $14 mattress to-morrow, at W-tHair Couch, covered in Belgian = th velvets; solid cak lar price Paes at es 9.00 6.50 Combination Hair 3.75 rts and guaranteed to give 8.75 Immense ni 10 it. by 7 tt! "12,98) 1.98 Tapestry Portleres. Ori- ental armure and two-toned effects; wide range of the rings suchas crim. Nile, ros:, blue and myrtl; heavy tassel fringe; ually sold at to-mor:ow 2.98 $450 per Ghina V 1 DOZEN GERMAN CHINA ¢ AND SAUCERS, sive red colorings, Oriental pattern: ate. All-Wor fectly reversible ; $15.50, at 5 Velvet Carpets at terns; valu:s up 75Sc. per yard, at, spe.ial for B; } Square yard. 5 all sizes and shapes, an Importer’s erftire sample linc, all worth S0c., and a many are worth $1, specta LEMONADE 8 | amber and and) glasses und tra i ectal at, wet. JAPAD decora ny CH Be. at. TOBACCO JARS, with sponge cup. gold decorated, RE NA TBA POT, nicely reat 25c ate. 3, blue, crystal; jug, 6 worth $1.00. 59¢ value, special 15c H'value, spestal: S9C ined flower deco- J 5¢ Leading Furniture Specials. 5.75 Chiffonier, 3.75. Golden Oak Chiffonler, like cut, constructed and highly fin- ished; régular price $5.75, at 3.75 well | Pe Sere Sao iad if. Solid Oak Dining Chairs, braced arm; seat; heavy turned posts and spindles; three rungs fn front and sides; highly finished; worth $1.75; 98¢ to-morrow... cane cial offers, for every value that we give to Rothenberg’s and you will find money- quality; 9 feet square; value $4.50, ate. seeeueeee 6.00 Smyrna Rugs, 3.98. | Garpet Specials. All Carpets bought during Anniversary Week will | be made, laid and lined free of charge. | section from morning till night. motrow, the regular $1.00 grade in parlor, dining-room, hall and stair patterns at, per yard, | Brussels Carpets; splendid Best All-Wool Ingrains; variety in pailor, dining | room, hall and. stair pat- Roth ¢ nberg co. Never Before a Sale That Equalled This. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Promptly Refunded. rt Squares, strong, heavy 2.75 will offer 25) Smyraa Rugs, 3.98 prices that will crowd the carpet 2 69c especial purchase of 150 | tolls for the: Anniversary "°49¢) Sale; regular 75c. 49c per yard, at . Linoleum-—Oilcloth On sale to-morrow—1.500 Yards Combination Lin- oleum—Oi'c'oth, 6 patterns, 1 vd, 1% yd. and 2 yds. wide. E AS a jargain Friday, per 275cl es. Pieces. fine semi- | DINNER SET, 100 orcelain, pink anc ers, set 10-PIECE DI R flower decoration, vet. 10-PIECE DINNER SET, gold lined, with soup tureen, a variety of decorations, special a %-PIECE TEA SETS, flower — decoration, 4 elegant, phapes, fine quality of porce- lain, at, set CARLSBAD CH Ip t | 2.75 Parlor Table, 1.49. | Highly Polished Parlor Table, quar- | tered oak or and shelf, 24 in. square. At this price we cannot seil morethanone to any one person; value 10.CO Bed Outfit, 5,98, 280 Steel Enamel Beds, with a wool ft top mattress and double woven wire Hote DIB est” green; very strongly — mai and morrow we will sell. one 59 Ic 1901 WORLD ALMANAC . 1