The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1902, Page 5

THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22, 1902. WOMAN SEEKING PARENTS _ GIRL SANDBAGGED TRAIN HITWOMAN 0 0"°.°FIRE SWEPT == FRICK’S HOTEL WILL TELLS ODD STORY OF PAST. —INTHESTREET. AND KILLED HER, a A WHOLE TOWN. COST $5,000,000, Mrs. Coumbe be Remem-| GAGGED, TOO. BY PROWLER. MRS, MILLER STRUCK DOWN DEATH AND DESOLATION IN PLANS FOR A MAMMOTH bers Her Early Life! | BUT FOUGHT HIM OFF. IN NEWARK STREET. . , ITS PATH. STRUCTURE IN PITTSBURG. Indistinctly, but| ree eel eee! (Ret Nospitar ana MRS, FISKE TO AID SCHOOL. si. 11 One (rhousandl| siftiisnalee Kieeilsia neues Saori Thinks She Is Daughter of a Span.) iard Who Married an American Woman Not His Equal. Aber Witte Atte Woe Shout to Sturt ta ness jem Tre ready Ha Aasailnnt F 1 € the Plans for + Horned It Deewn. THE BIG STORE aif It's because this store Right things at the right -|floffers you so many su- G ri time and prices is another | perior values that it is i reason why this store is always busy. is so popular. ACITY IN ITSELF ‘BY MRS. J JESSIE COUMBE. 4a paper bag Into h The firs’ echld Miss Hrown, resove I remember was when L was screamed for eral men respor . the thug, who ran as ¢ Some- ue uniform held me in his hase was a long one. bh ta small white) ald white- | HRS. HF. ROBERTS Says to All Sick Women: “Give Mrs. Pinkham a} , Chance, I know She Cap | Help You as She Did Me.” Dear Mrs. Pinkham: The world praises great reformers ir names and fame are in th of every body, and the pul helps spread the good tidings. Kise all Lydia E. Pinkham’s na NEWEST 1902 RIBBONS. Pe le ‘ae ae ere ee. Halt a Wiltion Yards at Prices that ee ee A or) Average 1-8 to 1-2 Less . Ohan Regularly. A beauty show of the brightest and loveliest of 1902 Ribbons. And a ORE cor “FGA va “TOOMOEFORTUNE Rogers Er 2.000 VOLT SHOCK TO BE TRUSTED,. WITH FACTORY GIRL pee ae reegu Gre eater eats ore ue atl oe lbuon than now. Ribbons will be worn on almost everything. Therefore, The Big Store’s 11th Semi-Annual Ribbon Sale starts to-morrow and is an event of brilliant promise. HE GRASPED FALLEN WIRE LATEST DEMAND. OF MISS miss HARDY WILL GET PART : MILES OF GLISTENING RIBBONS THAT KILLED HIS HORSE. STONE’S CAPTORS. OF GRANDFATHER'S MONEY. |» FOR EVERY CONCEIVABLE PURPOSE. Ribbons full of brilliance, dash and beauty. Ribbons that softly mirror all ifthe subtle allurements of Spring. The whole main aisle has been bedecked in honor of this great sale. It is a Pilea \f kaleidoscope of color. All the brightest, freshest and cheeriest of the 1902 weaves 1 know whereof I speak. for 1/fand colorings are on sale in luxurious protusion. Varieties range from the poetic pave. serey ed rach ser ’ fpastels tothe richest, most diversified color combinations. Plain Ribbons as well as the sd coins fancies. If you attend this sale you'll buy more Ribbons than you ever did before at any one time. RIBBONS AT lic. A YAR RIBBUNS AT i0c. A YARD RIBBONS AT 19c. A YARD. RIBBONS AT 2Sc. A YARD, fetetin isl Aue Site Peet NE oh at posrsocdahhid GENE het EE a) peels hE) A Sct NEW SPRING, ALL SILK FA LUSTROUS TAFFETA RIBBON LUSTROUS TAFFETA RIBBI Thrown Several Feet and Severely They Want to D! bot Want Refore Re! Recover. Pr restored to their ts hung by ds of oth eof the Cash viionntre 1 iw Their writed Her. bal Reneficiartes Un WH Ask to Settle Suit. | CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 2 —Tt 8) yenineg A Hardy, a Troy factory poderetood ‘hat the Amertean nemoria cir who wae distnherited by her mill- «for the releame of Mise Ellen M.| lonaire arandtather. to Mardy | “ilamsburg, and has 1 work for $2 a week. will co vert of the int her companion, Madame to whom the money subscribed wir ransom was sent h to ye . Tes BRILLIANT ALL-SILK MOUSSE- advice is free FANCY BLACK GAUZE RIBBONS then te erations wide, valde strong and RIBBONS s and + inches wide; Plain all silk all silk, S's inches wide; 25Sc. quali- ¢ - var fi i ; iy I through tie Meed | lace “as Nematitchiatrines $; semi-annual p ‘GO ties; semi-annual price, per 9 LINE RIBBONS, OM bean went adopted tn the cases of Breviea® tony» Aijournment unill Jan 3 leeMres UE a eae a ae per yard, yard, FP pisin and glace, 3¢. qualities; vrigandages der that a settle Out of court might | Kanaas C! Ic. qualities; semi-an R 5 PAPI ‘8 . - i-annual sale ia bares se salgiéelianot anit pela” eeemers et ot mare bese DaBaRe CU Ma SE eer IE Neer te, per va 74 HABBONS AT 15¢_A YARD. RIBBONS AT 25c_A YARD, semi-annual sale prlee, per 9g poate in . aes ni 4) Don't t s| ALL SILK TAFFETA RIS BONS, MOIRE TAFFETA RIBBONS, 5 | was, repo } Pinkham. She will un | RIBBONS AT Sc. A YARD. s wide, b f inches wide, plain and glace, 39¢. RIBBONS AT 17c, A YARD. | case perfectly, and en nee ao 1 s, sem qualities; semi-annual sale 25 ests ee er yard, SATIN TAFFETA RIBBONS, all Se aem csousrel| SPOT HIM, Bisne Adaraehnlivan Ah | : all silk; 3),, 4 and © inches wide: prarn Lug that they wile f WAL SHettis en peeeemanty * "| Perhaps cess Is Getting Its Work | values range upward to 2S¢. a BONS, 4). PROUS TAFFETA RIB- aches wi LK LOUISINE RIBBONS, silk, 3'5 inches wide, 24c. qualities, be ; 4, butet o! a= ] e, 25e. quali- 5’, inches wide, 35c. qualities; semi-annual sale price, per coe rand yet are sick halt the ti | ,’ aluable lesson Db WOMAN Wi WAS nv “ M A JAIL aD ” heath acd get some happinese out of F ESH Women S Shoes. Women’ S Jackets. Iarangacteaautt ecHee and) take:Rostur| 4 FOOD Exceptionally Attractive Lots of Rest Styles at A_ special offering to-morrow of ee oe trace the renulte so aceu-| 2 Uncommonly Low Prices. Women’s Short Natty jackets of im- SALVATION ARMY CAPTAIN YOUNG THIEF DECLARED HE ‘3'") 3.2 of the aicknese and the astuetish [1 The Shoe Store isentirely too | 5 ported rough cheviot (Oxford only), | FINED $10 FOR IT. COULD NOT REFORM. | reasons for the return of health well equipped, too ready, too re- double breasted effect, silk velvet A} A S eet | gives aay from, Blue Moun tiaMt oe nee jgsourceful to be otherwise than<e~ collar and black peau de ye i ‘always used to drink milk, but {n '98 Successfully |] busy and popular. eX \ soie facing. A regular | Kelser Inaisted on Continuing Ser. Sent Back so Sing Sing By Magis iy one gown to the south rt of phy ¥ al \ : ° / vices At and | ieatel rane tes Innit |the Atatai olianctiteeneol acd eoards | [melee cnenusena: SIBRETAY nt | The Shoe market is continu- SS $10 garment selling for | Asked Him to Stop, | oe Saat jed in a family of coffee drinkers twenty-five years. This famous ||fFally studied. Every excellent oppor 1) = began drinking one-half of acup at al] preparation will positively do as J} meal, The habit grew on me, and 1) e claim John Keser, the Salvation Army) watiam Thomas 62,621 in the Sing | increased the amount. > ses Fi : Captain who refu Sing records, was taken back to prison| “Gradually 1 became nervons. my wits Lita Healthy Elesh making and drum | this afternoon for breaking his p! complexion grew sallow and yellow, Avateae rte all a BWI nikeee | He was sentenced to a year on Ma and finally my stomach would fre-|| ™ & last. “Rvidence showed that he was a|quently throw off the food. I grada.|| _DEVELOPS THE Inmate ot the “Dutch Pete’ grr ally ate less and less, depending upon || BUST and keeps the bi -|the coffee to keep me up. Finally, rif {U!! and symmetrical, R 27-inch Box Coats. Highly tailored, made of a silk- finished Kersey cloth and _ lined tunity is seized and promptly brought ‘me to your attention. The special sales /i. / now going on illustrate this fact with le, particular force and interest. For to-morrow we offer a large lot of Shoes for Women at rh al member ¢ rd that Keiser andi urgiars, which did much petty t i Ns Ing in front of No. /iye on the east aide concluded that the trouble was ma-|] Peauty of the mother's breast Shoes are throughout with a heavy satin. Made where Mrs. Henr | eh ccina toi buttewen th. yenralol4l. dellariaandithel doctor’ adeined me to[] Shrunken from nursing. i | $1.95 a pair. These Shoes are to s i ular at ene reduced tying, ‘The disturbance an-| yenaveq ao well in prison and showed so| leave that part of the country. So I|J It will remove WRINKLES «-|/fas good as almost any $3.50 o sell reg viz./5; reduce A and her husband appealed to leave He refused and showed much repentance that he was paroled/ went back up to the hills in the hope|| if by magic OC for this sale, last October, of getting better. Instead of that, 1|] sink and double chin. | Last night Dotective McDonough found] got worse, Palpitaton of the heart.| ft! healing power leaves it w specialty shoe advertised. man to arre: PATENT LEATHER Misturbing ibe | him with hia old cronies at No. 3 Bow-|set {n, and I got so weak I could|] 4 rival for the complexion, ¢ PATE 7 Nour after ory and arrested him scarcely work HT ing it of every blemish SHOES; batten sie, “*) Women te Waists ae S/. 00. eee To Magistrate Sree, in Centre Btreet] “1 took a great apy remedies, but|] ON SALE AT DEPARTMENT || B kingkin SHOES; § caltter.) Y” 5 Court, Thomas sata: found no relief. I went to the moun- STORES AND DRUGGIS | haSegs coves tal fey = THE DIME CAME BACK. 1 really tried to be good and stayleains in California for two monthalf aon ey Ny eas See erat igen al MERCERIZED WAISTS, new and stylish, finely f ene stampeaidé cent fellows would associate with onghly discouraged about my condl- J. Wire) . and T had to go batk to the old crowd. | tion, when one day a friend aaid,|| use DR. CHARLES’ FLESH FOOD. to Child Whose Name There was nothing else for me to do. Ul) why don't you give up coffee” ‘Quit | not only the woman Who os lack ag When John Henry Clews, nephew of] 810 agjall-bird.” coffee,’ I said: ‘why, that fs about all|} 8 physical ypinent, but aleo Henry Clews, was born in 1866 his | He must setve out his sentence now!lT Jive on.’ She begged me to try || slie whe is iowith the pri dime with his name,| and two months additional leaving {t off and use Poatum Food || !cs* treasures of a beautiful away from the old 4 BOX CALF LACE SHOES 7 95 WOMEN'S: $1: $00, $1 ‘So AND 2 59 tailored, solidly fine tucked, overlaid rast, OO fer outdoor wear; do vie) ag Sieearcuin one-inch tucked straps; a genuine waist soles, new wide toes, ind slippers. Your bargain at Also several lots of samples 4 she or, Proat.y Into elreulation. —— Coftee. and clear complexion. It builds ae Rann , P hail WUND IS OUT. cxpeetitenct Bae giuch faith tn the |] Serven the nastiral charm Men ’s and Roys ‘Winter Clothing at Reduced Prices, things without benefit, but I decided || latter. We therefore make ) S| Mestanation of superintendent of |!0 yield tol bens éntreates, i fone anal fet Good, stylish Clothing. hav and) Paving Demanded by Cantor. an two weeks, Afar 1 quitieotes’ tou’ send. us $1.00, mentioning Seed ie % Sart B i W.: fe lanced at and began using Postum the pall off YoU , ane oys (nter lewa. He) Jacob Wund, superintendent of paving {iM health left me and I hegan to sleap |} this Paper, we Will send you bw: Men s Winter No you need a new Suit or a new Overcoat, Mr. tA une thet lettering ts peculiar: Herts! 8d repaving in the former { as sound as any one, My complexion | (2) boxes 1) return mall Si Z Man? What about your boy? Here’s a chance to Sarments going to have the ‘ime put in a case/ot Highways, has resigned improved, and my stomach began to|} FREE ZOU WRB LOLLY) Rear» armenis doliars less than ordi il and handed Ie send us 1c, to cover cost of buy and pay a good many dollars less than ordinarily. : ed down In the famitls | Deeven, a contractor, filed a protest | regain its strength ple rege ; of every descrip- a againat Wund, charging that he was re-| "Now, after three months’ use of || tal! Lee epee ee mult BO every: descrip- a Every kind of fabric. Every kind of style. ‘an New Strike. quired to relay forty square yards of | Postum, I feel as well as I ever did. |} 4! ,, : te is on. WILKESBARRE, Pa. Jan, 2~The| anphalt when he had really only torn up| would not be without Postum Food || tage.” Write your mame and ad- | tion. Now Every garment, no matter what it is or what it was grouped —_ miners at the Weat End Coal Com-| six square yards. Coffee, and will never drink another || dress iainly and ad; py) erouped marked before, has been ruthlessly cut in price to | at ‘8 colliery. at loranaqua, Wund's explanation was no: satisfac- | drop of coffee. It came too near kill- 59 Broadway, serie i pater | tory and President Cantor demanded nis "Mrs, Vera Dentat, Blug/ hh. GHARLES 60. New York. | accelerate the january clearing. Main Floor, Rear ) ‘enalanation BMlauntain Mies.