The evening world. Newspaper, October 25, 1901, Page 9

A ; a WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2 MRS. BARKER CONSECRATES | Vogel Bre ‘nox HER LIFE TO PROVE STORY. A2Q™ Six. Cor A Ape Wife of the Man Who Shot Rev. John Keller Makes a Solemn Vow! in Prison to Free Him. ‘Mre. Thomas G. Barker, whose tus- band Js now serving a five-year term tn State prison, Trenton, N. J., for lls at- tempt to Kill Rev. John Keller, of At- Mngton, last February, hes made a vou! in the general reception room of the prison to give the balance of her life to fan effort to prove to all the w that her charges against the rector, which? prompted the murderous asvault, are true. The vow, tt was learned to-day, War made while the wife was calling upon her hueband tn the State prison, Mra. Barker visita her husband only at rare Intervals becatise of the shock she es every time she has to see yy cropped hair fson garb. meeting, this week, ts de- ving been particularly af- feotting. Both wept and hugged each other con- vulefvely for several intnutes. SALE OF MEN’S Fall & Winter Suits & Overcoats. of Men's Ball and Win “Ig {t really true,” asked Barker, “that ‘Keller continues to ignore the demand for a fuller investigation of your chargrs against him?” “Yes, replied the weeping wife; “but his reluctanca will not have much effect Wo have tried in every possible manner 9 induce him to face me In a public trial, put he simply refuses to answer us. 1u: hat will not last much longer I hope Public tndignation will be aroused t uch a pitch, I believe, that Keller will dither have to defend himself in open purt or mutely acknowledge the truth { my charges.” It ts the purpose of “Mrs «Then Mra Barker sald: ‘T declare renew the agitation | ow that I wifl devote the remainder of fiand as soon aa the ly Ilfe to proving to a doubting public land the people are no lonse: yat my accusations were true in every Right now, when our showir Suits and Overcoats is at its best, is the most advantageous time for you to visit here. Gur assortment, both fabrics, is so wide that you are bound to tind somethin your liking—AIl we ask of you is to e here and try on one 4) of our suits or overcoats—no necessity to buy — we don’t think that] it will be a difficuit matter for you to convince yourself that our ready-to-wear clo-hing is the best made. No better idea can be had of the smart stylish appearance of our clothing thaa the above illustration, which is draan from our garments. $$ On— MRS. THOMAS SS G. BARKER. © meet me a wrong will be pardone, yet compe! that man to Reet bar of fustice. ‘This fe tlghted and you mus; | or iCeller will have Nark henomenal business in Vall Overcu:ts hay brok a 1 t SEASONABLE HINTS. hin Fall and | F Special . Sale of 75 Men's $18 Fall Overcoats at M2. ptail. I will Might for your freedom, Harker has hopes | Guard Your iM Early he lot cors st ec, brow bm, with all tho energy at my com-Ishe may h Winter. overcoats, Same as n Oxford = er = A change from warm to cold ts always at Mixtures and tan coy i t danger han from a wal eee oe NEW YORK FAKIR NABBED. Stan cuneiteineten ipa and throat ¢ a) Men's ‘Winter Suits. At $I2 5 hove. with Admitted He W to Work Bi- t to New Haven entennial Cr (Spectal to The Bresiog Worl! ) ged i | Demarest of 13% Broadw: ptenses | eiceaele/a an J.C. Walnh, of { of Fitegrald & Waluii, of e AMOUS SUIT TAKEN TO THE |collected money of Mrs. A. APPELLATE DIVISION. The lady, suspecting he was er, had Detective Donnelly hide against colds Is not diges. wlation are hest protection 1 in extra clothing xs in good 6 digestion and circulation of pndition slightest provo vere contracted of the ea regular practice of military sack style, 1 Tablets afte cut. Suits that ar siinply because house. After she had recetved V thelr digestion Is perfect, the heart strong Men's Winter Suits. receipt for money paid, Donnelly and regular, and the whote system fortifed ransel for Anna Gould Agrees to| ej him. Ho confess y aru cera he whote eystem fortif At $ 15- Step for Sake of Final De- [and says he cam to the Yalo Ii- ishly dressed a rest he claimed Brooklyn, but tablished his td tures wW th avistble cision of the Case. on fy failor’s pric Sutaway: Coats & Vests, bhick SME “looking. J. ‘ colds, pneumonia ture {a a good stor 1 order to get the case of Anton J. Rmar, as assignee of Asher Wert- Mer, the London dealer in antiques, idnat Count Bont and Countess Anna or derk room about the place did de Castellano before the Court $a «Appeals for ffinal deciston, an apy Japanese Loan Failed, con was made by Samuel Untermeyer, | YOKONMAMA, Oot. {Dittmar, to Justice Scott, In the Su- | aispos gme Court, to-day, to have the sult as por them in . n kK US to sell uits. | themat $94 coat and vest, instead of $15 Men's Winter Suits. Prince Albert Coats & Vests. At $18 incites wn At $18 ts, whieh Stood in that court dismissed, steds bck frov nd 4o dismissal was ordered, Charles with whee lins strip AGardiner, counsel for the Castel- mediom blue teds mull. overpla ds ands Lg, concurring. jrthelmer alleges that he sold about class custom tailor’s prices, $30. : ‘ $2.6 worth of art, uary and shoulders. a fifture to the Castellanes, taking in Men’s Winter Suits. Cant by dupt ent notes of the Count endorsed At $25 ot either ready or custom mide le fhe American Countesa. share | lf ault of Dittmar as assignee of; | Heta= Derbies and (lie Panarna Vehelmer {4 for $373,000, and he asked | AlpinesiWatishaueetins : {4nd got an injunction from Justice 169, 171, 173 and 175 Smith Street, ) | st Pr hatiers’’$3 styles her _ $ 1.85 Rh restraining, Georwe) 2: Seuia) zt 82, 84, 86 and 88 Wy ckoff Street, 'BROOKLYN Lyray effet Score aires sant Gould, Helen M. Gould and Joward , . : s r Ne eee Ga. trust eratltne tind terested by | 773,775 Broadway, cor. Sumner Av. shapes and leathers —§5 value 3 tiwill o (thelr father, Jay Gould, f freee ewerennmenncrsents or them, —special price a pairw....., ‘$ DON’T PASS US BYa 4 When you get to th tit sister Anna M. Gould and fro wih she receives on income of $900,000 Mail Orders Promptly Filled. i par claim ts settled, ppeliate Division reversed Jus- tMeach’s decision on the ground that Muse of uction Iles In this country, whr. old corner. We ing busi- } injunction forbids them from pay- we mirht say, as near there as g] ore than to her until the Right neat door, on Sm th st., at No. 475, TQ Clothing Department, | while adjoir on Wyekor ADra Recs Be Ane. Ste You Will tind our fe sent the injunette oceeding . 7 Bicerine Laneescbagtracanteend i Furniture Department Open Till 10.30 Saturday Evezin pijeding waa to get it out of the | at Nes. $2, 84, if 6, and 88. Our Rebuilding Sale a whole case fords you opportunity to ebiain fo Wi) so that the can be| ta) ia the hngneat | BINX SUICIDE IDENTIFIED. Sdinys He Was William Blatther, nm Stonecutter, ‘| body of the man who shot and | Kil Mimself in the woods on Tiffany | also made easy? by our liberal cre CLOTHING SPECIALS. ff Try on the guaranteed $3 ave, In the Bronx, Oct, 2f, was iden- | tiffat the Morgue thls morning by his) soks that of William Blatther, stxty- | twyears old, of No, 157 East N teh street, He was a stonecutter, MEN'S SUITS. ihemixtures and tn fancy and checks, fine- 7. 89 nd tallored, from sau and Fulton Str 25 Broadway, 1) West 125th Street, Maniiattar ard Fulton Stre . Brooklyn SKIRTS. Children’s Natty Two- Piece Suits. including 2. 00: Serges and Clays, from. Childs Vestoe and Mouse Sulta, from... 2675 YOUNG MEN'S SUITS. Poittical, ANTI-TAMMANY FUS!ON MASS MEET ING. UNDER THE AUSPIONS OF THT Republican County Committee, WILL HE HELD AT (GRAND (E\TRAL PALACE, | Lexington Ave. & 43d St., Saturday, Oct. ADDIS SES Hy WIL TRAVERS JEROCIE, landkerchtefs. 200 dozen | Nobby Fall Wit desigue, elegantly / out and tailored, inal MEN'S AND YO THS' OVERCOATS, ste in the prevayting tastidio th, to uit the mor hdies' Valenciennes lace Trimmed Handkerchie/s, 24 attractive patterns, me of which have never ingenuity toeebeitbeammesestadlslnud tevez cansMOOL | OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH US FOR | 75c.PerWeek | 75c. Per Week. “FURNITURE, ETC. SPECIALS ETC., SPECIALS |) For To-bay and To-Morrow mean that this en'ire department will be remacksd to place on sal for these two days the pick of our rebuilding sale “ specis Below area fi Hon. Rockers, that were $1.35, $1.50 and. $1.75, now 89c j Hon, EDMUND WETMORE, gl below soc. each, to-|ffiron Beds, heavy ext.n ion foot mile. 1.98 N. A. ELSBERG rrow Couches. that were $4.50, $5.50 and 2.89 Sean iesneneeet er | ”, Sideboards, the $1500 and 00 kinds, now + 9.00) Hon, JACOB A, CANTOR, Cooking Stoves and Ranges, fine cookers a 15, from 5.75 C. J. Parlor Stoves in | Heaters, worth $1, 50 to $6.00, 25 low as. sees 2.96 ~ NO MEKETS REQUIRED. that were 00 and aoc | —< 5-Piece Parlor Suites, 3.0" 7002" 12.98 |} See NEITHER JUMPS NOR DROPS, but dally, regularly, month in and ts | month out, in New York City circu- Iation The World maintains a lead of tens of thousands over any other paper. And last, but not least, the king of our Rebuilding Sale “als”: bs Complete Bed Outfit, comprising one heh fancy scroll top y ” extended foot rails, one good heavy: MATTRESS, double woven wire spring, fully worth esis Re- bulang Sale price... Send motel o ord & Taylor, Broadway & 20th Be tC enange ta o Copy Pree: | “EVANS, WILKENS &o., WASHINGTON, D.C your family all that is the best, ihm st styd ohare Bl | the most durable in th: way of cloth ny ress, ee On Credit, If you so desire, at prices that rival the charged by most “cash? sto es. beautilying and adding comfort to your hone is For To-Day and To-Forrow. | For Men Sy LADIES’ sults. | and Women Single and double-breasted Suits, Olle wssorunesit, « re | ! ' g 26,8 P.M.| 6th Ave. *& Popular Plan! Possess in supplying our chain of seven great e are able to meet and conquer the ‘keenest }* F Powerful Onsaneaton When vou realize the ¢ doseveral cies, vou b on with its own Ww But we take a step in advance of quality of g in rock-bottom pr us pure has ig power to coniprehend why store com Wi other concerns. We not only challenge competition in styfe and ces, but when you have fully satistied yourself on these comparative points we sav “make your own ter payment—pay cash or have them charged and pay at your onvemence, the price remains the same in all cas Is it wonder that people are enthusiast The #eeht Part= Payment lan? * ic over Manufacturers’ Clearance Sale & $20,001 000.00 Purchase divided among our seven stores does not make a very large showing for juickiy. Tt Tom two of our best makers, who were anxious Fundivides! attention ic spring lin Vents they made to us we turn over to you, and you may fave your convenience. $15.00 Quits for $10.00. Suits of latest fashion, all wool cheviots and cassimeres, black, blue apd i double breasted; all sizes, to fit the tall, the short, the fat, Not a suit in the lot that was not made to sell at $15.00 Your choice for Saturday at....... 10. DN 22.50 Overeoats for $15.00. Men's Nobby Overcoats, in the prevailing fashionable shade of oxfords, either long (50 inch) or short, made with p lapel and yoke, or regular cut for more con-- vative dressers; all sizes to nt all figures. Compare these with Many, 15 00 or fine at 50, and pay us a little ata time and only 5 quedo Coat and Vest vl tine all-wool Cheviot, made with pure silk shawl collar; sizes to fit all figures. Regular $18.00 12:50 58. 50 Young Pign’ > Suits $15. OOYauns hen’ sOvers $2.50 Young Men’ 5 fans \ for $6.00 caats for 210.00. for 91.50. for #Pccial Sale” of 300 Boys’ auits. $6.50 Rakes. fr fis each and will go qui to clean up and p The price in them charged and 6.50. * te Vosges ad y | If 50¢. Underwear en ; | 29e. ee ve Oc 1.75 a ai F Millinery Marvel. al 5.00 ard £6.09 Trimmed Hats for $2.98 boys su 1.75 Extraordinary Sale Real Kid Ki Gloves. - Real Kid Gloves, Worth Upt to $1. 50, or 6 Boys Suit i | | | | | i anne ol Waist Special. | aces ui iberty Silk z uit, : | den's $1. 5Q Hats for $1. 00. (err ENE SERIE ERSTE IWHY /AISS THIS CHANCE | DON'T BUY CHEAP PIANOS of being well dressed, when, | When vou cia buy a high-grade slightly uied piano made by one of the foliowing makers: by paving us a small sum of = > i | Steinway & = One Dollar Per Week, oe | will enable vou to open an Sohmer&Co., account and clothe yourse'f Weber, and vour entire family in the | Knabe, \line of Kranich & “CLOTHING. 7m | Behning. Our stock is upeto date and Hardman. our prices are no higher than) Cash Stores Take advantage From $75.00 and Upward. jof our offerand dress instyk. STANDARD ART GALLERIES, \H. ZEITZ & TARSHIS, 19 and 21 Weet 128th St. ‘gg Men's Half Hose. Mii Mich Pianos —__. Chickering:& Sons, Lindeman, Shoninger, OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10 PLM. tect : aed WATERBURY RIGHT UPTODATE: : ? FALL & WINTER ail aes ale dl j stock of Clothing tor Men, Womea an M44 & Ale Fulton ‘st. ‘Brooklyn. Giles a $ regarding price, we guar won de Strauaa) CTED A Prooklyn, 4608 Sth Ave. ¢ noon if LOOK. PROSPEROUS. | ie eheanas RED iT AFORCE YOURSELF TO SA H. ZEITZ & TARSHIS, iNew York, 401 8th Ave. s39%s, | Brooklyn, 468 5th Ave., 535 Fu.ton St TRETH POSITIVE WITHOUT PAIN Ry ‘ NEW CREDIT ‘SYSTEM For Sale |" LW, SWEET & CO.. He LEADING CREDIT JEWELLERS, TM MAIDEN Lax Stor) 3 Annet i LERSieca Ererybod t Be, ‘ Mi 7: | FUR TURE | $50 WORTH, $1 DOWN, ou WEEKLY. Lawt SW. 14TH ST. 267 125TH ST. AMON This mighty truth we WP vey: 3} THE WORLD in New Pie “Help ane YOURG ten to dea i fg Gnlversal ‘Tosaceo Co eee kly pay! red frat payment. MAN: § lag. GATTAN DIAMOND CO, a} Malaga tae. vice