The evening world. Newspaper, January 30, 1902, Page 3

“YES, 1DO PLAY WHIST WELL,” TARDY ANNOUNCEMENT OF SAYS MRS. “PAT” CAMPBELL. English Actress De- clares, However, that She Has Not Won) Any Fabulous Sum from Her New York) Society Friends. “An Englishwoman plays bridge whist es an Englishman plays oricket.”” said Mrs, Patrick Campbell, “and plays to win.” j In her room at the Majestic to-day | Mrs. Campbell raid two t r could play bridge whis whe had won no fabu American women. “How much ts a fabul: was 4. "Oh, at.’ she said. viously. Pinky Panky Poo wasn’t vas out for his maid's pocket \tre, Camppell mare between tree f 2) see her and four wh “Delighted” to Be a “depends, ob- | ight utes to wanted st had on, “The number want to meet one tea.” she said. “is—tan't—1 ful.’ she Anished y “Do they all play was asked NPI, I Re ee THE WORLD: THURSDAY EV Published Report Says | that Howe-Carson Nuptials Occurred | | March 7, 1901—dan. | ; 22,1902, Says Grace | Church Curate. ceremony dnesday of © of the curates of ertormed the ceremony arrived unat esses be They gave port, Conn. the vicinity Francis Augusta for $24,000 for WEDDING MAKES MYSTERY. eC REET . A BIG STOREFUL OF MERCHANDISE INTEREST. Come any day and you'll see a change from the day before—more counters per- haps, more varieties of goods, fuller stocks. And every change is to make the store better and more attractive for you. A few here-and-there touches: Renaissance Pieces. You never before had the opportunity to buy in this store at about half values such real Renais- sance and Linen Doylies, Centre Pieces. Scarfs, and the like, as we offer you now. Note the prices: Finge:.Bow! Doylies, cut from Lace Ti ch . cut Mee red 180 scolactscce FO) “trom $24s/...c--.se 99070 Small Plat lies, ¢ ™ 49 Lace and Linen Tea yl ot ocak Cloths, cut from$3.93. © 35 Lace Dresser and Buffet Searfs, cut from’$2.68, $2.65 $1.75 $1.95 23e.and 2 Cake Plat exclusive Centre ce ut from 68¢.....4. lest Lace Dresser and Buffet Scarfs, cut from $2.98. 95 Lace Pieces, cut trom $1.25.. ire Flow Linens and Towels in lots of one dozen or by the half dozen. Excep= tional values in Linen Napkins, Bath and Hucka- back Towels can be had, beginning Friday morn- ing, in the oasement: Bete Wien on $1. 1.5 Bath Mats, large size, each... 38 Bleached ot Unbleached Fath Towels, doz.... Bleached Bath xtra heavy, paying. 1 most casual way $1.45 xt hey ali-liner, Cream or Bleached Table Damask, $2.50 “ Towe good value, Wdeeeesenmeee dOzeees whist All-linen Napkins, Irish make, 20x29 to gossip? Besides, t tea, We have a itt r All-linen Huckaback Tow - } “At bridge whiat I been very an ready and Phemm:d ends, dor. 9 3.90 inches, special for Ft 4 50 tees gniltied to. ones Allsinen HuckabaekTow-@ gg] SY" RECAST G/L Pinky-Pank No Mase; : | tis, hemmed endsidoz.')sO0'|an—tinen ext. heavy, Barsbley’ “No, Pinky Panky Poo ts eRe GUA REDO fee aReruedy tie Hemstitched or Hemmed @ > 965, Kitchen Towelling, recur 4 @ mascot. He has made men im estate $6,000 | Huckibeckrowels.doz! D ° 12%. quality, at, wl... than anybody except my mod —_—_—_— Rasemen Mrs. Campbell ir a little Fr Tony Pastor's joy | he employees of Tony Wash Goods in the Basement her intonation no’ all French in her « hold thetr Afth an woleies Besagalorhtet ede TEMS PATRICK CAMPEELL AS OFFIZLIA- A Serta puck: dancing contest | of the very best American manufacture and at been. I will not pkee! places oe | prices that will be sure to make talk. Do you | know how light and bright the basement is? I dave deen. “Nor wilt I tell you theatre Tuesday nig! that my {ideas of hos) ho was at the Do you think and let This is a good time to get acquainted. FINE DIMITIES, 30 inches wide, in | SUMMER COTTONS, which will HER LOVE WAYWARD LAWYER'S ABSENCE HENPECKED, BUT HAD NO STEAM BUT (SONS OF THE NILE. rience I have never met more more witty and more generally ¢ women than I have In New York, ‘They are responatve—they But I can say a nicer thing t she added. “They are, *nquare..1 on more fa Four Blanket Bargains. With plenty of cold weather to come. Take any one of these Blankets, count the weight of wool in it, see what such wool is quoted at on the market to-day, and you wonder who is losing the blanket money. Here are about 350 pairs—white, scarlet and SMITH HIRED ANOTHER MAN MRS. BELLER WILLS ALL TO NO CLUE TO JOSEPHS, WHO NOVEL ARGUMENT IN LAND: MOHAMED MUSTAV DIDNeT TO GUARD HIM. CAUSE OF HER SUICIDE. STRANGELY DISAPPEARED. | LORD AND TENANT SUIT. LIKE THEIR GAME. | Vet Hopes Husband Will Forgive |Hellef Now That the Brooklyn's | Lessces of the Pia ahter WII Never Kiow Man's Mind Has Hecome | Must Pay He-| police Act on His Tip and Run in cause They Rem a Even Nine—Alleged Under Adverse Conditions. i Deciares Mad Midatght & After as men? y Day for Five As fairly as women, and the) are the Proprietor Ie | the delicate points of the . z . y play alwayalwith delicacy &n ! MIE lemme mee eee gray, odd sizes, odd color borders, some slightly You American women, apropos of ea Ree Se ' Ain the 1" shopworn. They've been $2.48 to $7.50 at_our Gelicacy and feeling, nave very warm| Wi ireslgeat ore . “s ‘ prices, much more than that in some stores. Four Sadi ayipe ear aie : a lots, including all the most popular sizes : ods decd gra cpeceprad es se Se peesvem, Pan a S200 ma Seton ate York. And the question was m= toed bs ere \ pal $3.00 a pair. $5.00 a pair. [otal Wer tral Eat ven! ore: tHesoristont | tn) aitiavite, 3 presented 1 know Tam ‘ Hotel and boarding-house keepers are interested. mit ia ceria hes See isc Uikese eran ie | ea a aresmarte Very Little Book Prices. ees BAe) Hea pou coninnle eke 1 was treated him. and T hove he fore We are not yet shaped to do the book busi- CALEB MITCHELL WASINSANE for my own bod Tha t ness right. So we will not do it at all for the present. Hereare some thousands of volumes that Coroner Molde that Gambler Was New ¥ Unsound in Mind. wis are in the way. Come and take them—for nearer Sn freee ie Tee peas : ut SORE paste is now be y- | Judge Worcester agreed with bir to nothing than you ever knew. R. M. McCarthy to-day officially * k ; gave J@igment for Hirach Library of Universal History, 5 vols., New Bi aphical Ditonuye revis- nounced that ex-Villa nt 1 hope a | handsomely bound in half mo-} ¢ ior, iMustrated, 8vo. Mitchell s eaalineatey : THREE WRECKS IN 72 HOURS. | Tocco bir Tlustrated with, cloth; publisher's price $2. 87 loor of Senator Edgar T. Brackett's ul |» maps, portraits and views: PUD-|Rulgach's Mythology, the Age of law ot 7 lisher’s 5 25; lim | t : he mineral will be held at:8t 4 eodas ® | Trolleys Ran Away on Wilmerding| ited lot (ns $6.95 Fable, ete ks only ie 1 { { Provider Hi, Pitteburs. 3 vols., half mo-| publishers’ price $1.50... 65 athollc Chur PITTSRURG, Pa, Jar Romar a 1. Ja Former died at a ean George Eliot's Works, with photo- tarian { United States, Ridpath’s History Are Reliable! FINED Sb AND SAN CHARGES MANAGER EXILE OF ONE ENDS. - cet oe Paid Help Wants in this morning’s World. SMALL-POX IN LONDON. 768 BUT 39 Raid Help Wants in the 13 other New York papers combined. NO “DEVIL BBY.” THE CREDULOUS FOURTEEN WERE VERY UNLUCKY. Cases WH LARCENY, FED OF PEST. COLLEGE PRESIDENT DEAD. Dr. A. BL Miller ty-one Year PITTSBURG, Jan Miller, for forty-one | Seventy-one Reported tor ree After For- | One Day FORGERY COMPLAINT ALSO FATHER BARRY IS TRANS-, ADDED AGAINST SCOTT. FERRED TO THE COUNTRY. Service: LANDON, Ja 90.-Rev. Dr- A. P| dem ars Presid: tye Wasn't Even an ord Waynesburg (Pa.) College, died t k — Nas youpuns There, the Throng Wo n't Renvereniattss of ardinal Gibbens Had Allowed) of paralysis BAKERS 4] onus i rrr ae sher Said ¢ Him to Extend Work Into — —— — - fon : = BONNAZ |... + 3] HOUSEWORK |. iis Field of Another. Sixth Ave., 19th and 20th Streets. ROOKBINDERS 5 | JANITONS — ROOKKEEPERS .... 3] JANITRPSSEs nors ¢2| KrToHENWoRK es | poTeEns 7| seacrmrers nal Gib 8 Alt | BUTTONHOLE MBN ely trove mat 0 MAKERS 2) MILLIN@RS | controversy e lo aisehuemian 4 | ecorwamie between two prominent priests of this CARPENTRRS 5| Nunes a was made by Jahn Del.{dlosese by transferring Father John M CARRIAGE HANDS. 3) OPERATORS |. Paul Batiing, who] Barry from the flourishing parish of St < ‘ CASHIERS ......... 3] PIANO Rants ea wealthy La’ lJoseph's. in thie city, to a coumtry parish On Friday, January 3fst, will place on sale a j CHAMBERMAIDS .. 14] PLUMDWRE in wee { 3! PRessens Hino quantity of | 3] PReseMEN for tis | S| SALASLADTS asked ( | BALES MEN LU oO exte | ctromuaans te ore ote IMPORTED CORSETS, @KIRT HANDS t Was no use telling] tion of th Mme buikeheracient TAILORS, baby’ in the house, but that » go, and thie brought a protest recently received, in new and desirable models (straight .\ 7 ‘ e wasn't even an ordinary, every or Whalen. The two te NEWSDEALERE USEFUL wEN 2 y baby. The excitable citizens of J, and the power Saalonl the! etreat! and (hada waren dle front), at the following very low prices: (a OF ALL eee tae ta bg teat [peor te lhe, Maree astra? |e oo SENT BY MALL FOR 35° Warragesrs it anikincere) (perelatent to the point of revoked Subsequently at dinner at che Cardi $ $ $ $ : i cott denied the truth of the charges|nal'a residence Cardinal Gibbo 1 85 4 2 50 { y f ¢ Sent craeny a ‘ | bona spoke MAIL ORDER /NG some 765! “Bo you wanted to see the ‘devil baby’ | and said that his arrest grew out of afof the matter, and Father Harry showed 1.65, £ , Ms 5, 3. EACH S5°CENT MAIL ORDER LURES 8 [aia you?" said Magistrate Brann; ‘& will cost you each $5 for wanting.” |. | divpute with Mr. Lane and a disagree- ment on business matters, his resentment by leaving the table ané the hail . Oa titled Be ie ORT abe a fe: dae ‘ 3 Y