The evening world. Newspaper, December 20, 1901, Page 3

Ea a sea yr or — THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20, 1901. -TRARIC END I"REGGY” VANDERBILT OF AGE [RICHARD CROKER [TROLLEY CRASHED [TRIED TO KILL WIFE ISAYS HUSBAND'S. | _ TO-DAY, GETS $7,500,000.) QNHSWAY EAST.) INTO ANBULANGE.) WITH A CRUGIFI.' SLAYER IS INSANE, OF MYSTERY Youngest Son of fell : ren a | ———— Late Cornelius Van-| ‘ . , derbilt Comes Into| Pretty Girl of Fifteen, Who Fondne Lek Specifi- | Disappeared, and Rich Man | cally to Him by His Are Prisoners. Father's Will. ———__ eS | EACH ACCUSES OTHER. |, Five Millions More|yE RECEIVES A TELEGRAM! DOCTOR AND DRIVER BOTH|ZELLER ADVISES WHIPPING-!DOCTOR TELLS GRAND JURY Came to Him as One} THAT HURRIES HIS RETURN BADLY INJURED. POST FOR BRUTAL HUSBAND.; ABOUT MRS. CHARTRAND. of the Four Children x ————. SERS for Whom $20,000,- 000 Was Left in i Vork) Murcled Hnek to the 1 Ietand | Magistrate, in a Rage. Calls Daker ete to Arrive tn New in he nysician Converse this aftere the Hudson is investigate Vimcedora Chart- shot and killed < prac. His father left him Alfred gaye him » much], Jeannette Cerney Is Remanded, While Thomas Kane Is Held in ° $2,500 on Grave Charge, fae any of the Megtnatd isa tal told the jury. irtrand, in his opinion, is that the Jury will be in . Sherif! Ruem- will not report its to the court to-day. a Bright people get good positions through Sunday World Wants. you seek help a Sunday World Want. will find it for you. OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK. The mystery of disappea ¢ pretty fifteen from her mo street, Reginatp VANDERBILT it boys have and they ambulance was 1 from Erle Basin : manner. and Kane, who profe means from Stamford, ( prisoners on grave charge ing the other. Kane accused the girl of ving thousands of dollars’ worth of goods that, had been stolen from him, while she swore that he had erlminally assaulted | her and another young girl Kane was held in $2,509 bail for exami- nation and Jeannette @ remanded to the Children's Soc! until her story shall have been thoroughly investigated Kane sald that his ho in Stamford was robbed some time ago and that he bolieved the burglary committed by hfs brother, Albert J. Kane, who ts now locked up in Bridgeport for other burglaries. He eald that he had recetved word that some of the zoods stolen from him as well as part robberies: h man usmed Thomas ex tu he & man of nn. were both each accus- ‘OPEN TONIGHT = UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK. 4‘ LAMBERT BROTHERS ““The Christmas Corner”’ The Lambert watch meetings are more popular than was anticipated. From now on it is open house at “ The Christmas Corner” until Trinity toils the advent of the day of days. The prices are little jewels them- selves that may be seen from afar. There are doublet prices, and rhinestone prices, just as there are doublets and rhinestones. But at Lamberts’ the prices are flawless. Watch trade was never so large. And many a heart will be made glad by a good, honest diamond. It is going to be a Diamond Christmas. E Hundreds are calling in the morning, when the light is best and comfort greatest. Their cours2 is to be heartily commended. A Year of Good Cheer The jolly old elf is in a particularly merry mood this Christmas, if we may judge from the number of* watches he is buying. He is captious, too. | Went only the best. After a long experience with cheap and makeshift watches, it seems to be the verdict that it pays to buy the best. Lamberts have always thought so. e Kane w town, If and had a tuk * when he got through with her and he asked ¥ sho keeps roomers, if he c in the parlor. | She rented room and for the nlgnt ne went to Headquarters Jay and told Capt. ‘Titus that he n robbed and that ne nad lo- ad that Jeannette Albert J. Kane, her several bun attire, Including valuab imported ‘hoslery and under- worth In all about 33.000. tive-Sergeants Michae Cat dj. J. Murphy went with Kane nwers's hotise last night and arrested the girl On the to Police Head«warters Jownnerte the detectives a rather . She said she w: the ernes: Whose dtval caused such a sens he vaould not say why eh If a man is known by his works, more so isa watch. Lambert watches have standard works. Every gold case that passes in and out at the Christmas Corner, whether it be Christmas or July 4, must come up to an assayed sample. Then the guarantee means something. We could take a census of our watches any day in the year and find them all sound and healthy. ; B Cheap watches look attractive. But they don't improve much on acquaintance. Lambert watches do. If you are going to do a handsome thing by the person for whom the watch is intended, get some real watch information. Lamberts’ is the place to get it. Watch inspectors for the New York Central | and Long Island Railroads, with lives depending on our accuracy. Our reputation on the watches we sell is as carefully protected as those lives. It isn’t easy to inter “nad removed te Sire Powers's get your money insured, but it is easy to get your time insured. = ——= wer EIEL declared ist that he had Z Single-Stone Where J | Vest and Chains called ‘on her once or twice. and tihe A Fine 40 Watches Di d Ri LAMBERT ewe ry Guard sid Pair of 1amornr Ings : s made ‘As much difference in gold guard chains as in watches. We make r- id had gone first to board So. M1 West Twentieth street and had never given her anything. whe had admitted nothing of ¢ tos Thoma Ranciandsthatshe shad ‘iat “ tats ’ ' them in 10 kt. and 14 kt. gold—Lambert standard. hinted ‘at: nny;aueh thing to) her when Eest we can do briefly is an object lesson in prices. ‘Two watches at Connoisseurs in diamonds quickly tell the places where spurious stones Aleziness main has already saved scores of purchasers oleweaine ane sold, Jewellers have teen known to sell doublets tor pz from twenty tb forty per cent They knew of the Lambert faciory. No WY, hy" yiutrod ae ea Bet Lane aula $40 that will cost $50 at shops where fashion's price is willingly paid. ta PATI The big watch is a man's solid gold, 14-karat timepiece, assorted patterns, and |B in cases, with nickel, Waltham or Elgin works, Watches that look like it sred from caretully ase brother of didnot know to passed the ev paid, Jewe Lerhaps the jewellers were {coled themselves. Purchasers do no! have J Wholesalers’ proti to be conncisseurs to get good stones at Lambert's- no other kind is ff S@¥ed gold and sold at retail tor th: imported. No mystery atout our cheapness, citber. We simply occupy J Oust et a wholesar Three pesition of importers wko sell directly to retail customers. Large J 2S Comer!’ for the price ot two on Broadw je with us warrants it, just as it warrants the department store to Import Lambert intention is to cater to the great middle cl ce Lamberts would have to pay if they > S eS nts may te secured at ‘The Christ- UTES Fifth avenue. The Guard Chain, 48 inches long, diamond shaped slide, set with three He had rented a re ty the middle of the nlght had come into ; the ream oceupied by herself and Mamie a t deceive you. As! ' , of both works and. case, Powersca daughtariotine. women i who | Pete ch tea onary geared Seo oe ate. kept the flat. an Apna criminally as- We have men’s 14-karat gold watches at $25. Filled watches as low as Zbl fle Sere ee gowns, Every shcemaker should sick to his last, however, A repatie | DORC oF the community, Standard, full weight gold jewelry at prises much J Guard Chain, $8 inches long, dias MR GAGE TO TO RESIGN jeweller’s is the place to buy diamonds. No other reputable house in New [J 655 than ticker people A carefully nurtured reputation of a quarter FF Roce Camonds, Goth gustan é is = . p Smaller watch is lady's, 14-karat gold plain cae, front for monogram, [J York equals Lambert prices.’ Diamonds at wholesalers’ rates, because we ff of 1 century behind every sale. Initial Vest Chains. rae back set with good diamonds, Waltham, Elgin or Lamber: works, $40. J imported thema year ago. Frequent rises since then. : Hel ing for the Presi- This pattern has also been imitated with poor 5 Find as: gold, deceptive stones and nondescript works. Here is a well cut solitaire—smail but absolutely hte 2 WASH ‘, Dee. Experience will teach you the difference. For ure—in gold, hand-made VA (7 tary intention to relinquish the this same watch rome jewellers who get larg 4 karat metal, fashioned in cur c Treasury porttolio ax soon as President protits handily ask as high as $60. worksbop, for $20. There is no risk to the purchaser. Roosevelt ean find a suitable aucces#or, and he has so informed the President The President has done all he could to dissuade Secretary Gage from retiring. Secretary Gage’s determination to re- 1s made known to the President tle tine ago, Just how long t« Beautifully Jewelled Brooches Solid 14-Karat Gold Vest Chain, mounted on bsst silk ribbon, say Miniatere brooches at the throat, tastefully tas- ff ininal, $27 50. Tw ast serve as samples of ane: = a _ Another, shown to the left, is rE _riced a $75, and a fatr valuation in Maiden Lane would be at least £50. The mounting is solid 14 karat and the diamond was specially celected B75 _ by our own representative in Europe. 3 dless variety of vest chains. Some Lambert's chains are not that een $15 Solid 14-kt. Vest Chains, one of best designs ever in stozk. tened, have ben given stamp of approbation It you want to go higher for a single stone, for $100 we have this bandsome ring, of 14 kt. go! hand-made in our factory, set with os fine a stone as the market affords, priced at least £25 under the usual price. hese are from a stock of perhaps 500 varie. > a ties, Don't confound the gox’s or the prices with 3 those of establishments offering half-prices for the — 7 SORS~ holidays. Such things do not fluctuate in that way. AUIS ‘There are no auch things as bargain diamends. You a ve a profit lealin; "reste ve mre P y dealing directs We save that $100 Diamond Brooches will never be out of style. ur Christmas trade h: mous. If you are in a hurry likely are at this late day—-plac ance in our nt. beautiful pent-paved Gown gold, with 19 whole pearls diamond, for #40, _ A $25 Beauty. Good Gold Watch Combination Rings priced hese thing ‘ You can't see the color here, but Can't tell much atout this watch for $16.50. here is a two-stone ring, with a fine, trom the picture, Ladies! solid 14 guaranteed diamond on one side and kt. hunting-:ase plain, polished or — Af a ruby, emerald or sapphite doublet Rowan’ Gnisbi trent leet witha pate Cr») {= on the other, for $60. We shout be e oy ~ by women of quality all over the world. © Ps beter form. Every woman in N Mere is a L4-karat_ gold Jered with fine bal: yearly va from tie Cabine to has yw retire ident fs very anxio Keane’s Pier Mirrors. The money you spend on useful holiday gifts is certainly well spent. It shows thoughtful interest and is a lasting reminder of the giver, pearls and Lamberts’ ces of miniat: Solid 14-kt gold tancy Vest Chain, One of the most popular patterns Diamond &$i".; Hundreds of exclusive designs in Solid Gold Link Buttons, trom $2.75 to $10. Jewelled $10 to $150. of handsome oak or ma- Il, for our friends hogany finish, beauti- fully carved and highly polished, large French bevel plate mirrors, up- BF ward from $7.50 PARLOR SUITS, PIANOS, PHONOGRAPHS, LACE CURTA NS, PORTIERES, LAMPS, CLOCKS, Lowest pret HOME range, nufactured a stock iced brooches, just as tasteful as the within easy reach, One shown $10 is tolid 14-karat gold, with enamelled crescent and enamelled clover and dia- 1 centre. will make a modest woman as dasa tieta makes a princess, glad to have you compare this with diamond; back for monogram. | ; anything else in town at near the Waltham, Elgin or Lambert works. Price. One to right is fire diamond Graded according to size or quality $60 and emerald doublet cluster, of diamond to any price you want to pay. Best and showiest good OU For the pur- chaser who watch in town for the money, wishes to : : : Massive Signet Rings | havea acer = SECRET PHOTO i —<—— 2 SIGNET RINGS. Christmas 5 expenditure, Young men and young ladies 5 ; , here is a‘ are always delighted with Signet. Ring. We have an brooch con- immense sio:k of them; also, taining 81 2 and 3 stone English Rings, finely matched set with garnets, amethysts, sap- diamonds, set phire doublets, almondines and in platinum On th 14.karat gold hand - made ‘2 mounting. It ae Tepresents 7 just $650 to al. VLE, hi-us, which means an L. = ambert s ] r—avera c : “aS aerate Factory pecia Ss mics : When you can't just find tne piece of jewelry you want cr a partice Priceof $300. § utar presentation, remember Lambert Brothers’ faciory, on the same” Careful com- |] premises with the store. An artist and a goldsmith will listen to the story F 1. ft Sewkat you want. If they can't follow your ideas exactly, it will be their Parison is Wf. failure, ‘The pric: TO YOU is what any other factory would charge Hy / | for $20 in shops of reputation. $12.00 — mpy doubters. $15.00 top, with solid $650. courted. the retailer. | Heavy, dependanle, solid '14-Kkarat $80 Link Buttons, half plain for mono- sh Dumb-bell Links, solid 14-/ pram, other half set with single fine d, exyp fine diamonds. | diamond. Open JAMES R. KEANE & CO., IBS%. 1353,1355 Third Ave. | About as little as you can pay and Ret a solid gold case worth carrying or presenting to friend or relative. Solid 14 kt. gold hunting case, and most excellent value at the price You will find watches not so good The Light of the! brond \ca of Busi- mens im the Hee Nene Third avenue (Beeece|Coriimes Lambert Brothers ,,,.c%.. weratenwiine ll = Corner SSeS me me OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS, & - ra Sl Semen mon oo enrnnemnrverinmepunaringnartaran eet parr (recA ti At PE UR le TON