The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1902, Page 7

7 wo - WOMAN WAS DISFIGURED :N | TUNNEL CRASH, Rice, of New ata at Friends Hardly Knew Her. 4 Srecial to The Wort WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. \ My, injuries recelved In the Park avenue tunnel crash were begun to-d Bu; New Y Central it fiss M ” ' uM x LEAP INTO RIVER CAUSED WER OEATH ROSE OSBORNE HAD BECOME SUDDENLY iNSANE. 1 as Baron Puck. Vormerly an A and with One of Companics. Mile. Rachel Laya, THIRD RAIL CAUSES. MRS, HAMBURGER WINGOW.SMASHERS BLOCK ON THE“L. UN WILL GET OI DWVORCE, 00 GREAT DAMAGE. FLAMES FROM TRACK SET REFEREE DECIDES FOR WIFE ‘LOWER THIRD AVENUE MER. FIRE TO THE TIES. OF MOUNT VERNON MAN. CHANTS SUFFER. Polleemen Has Neat Too Larse to et, While Wa ake Their © ‘s Brother Teast ninet Who ts he Strac- | Woma Workman Thrown fro ah ant ey and Third avenue third te . piatform workmen |. fe deciden ¢ ately above Mullins fire and Mullins was pelled Th @lar arrived t be hea Two trains w polat passed * EAST SIDE OM A CHINA HEAD Daa Asti Comes trom Tea Drinking. DEMANDS SUBWAY PereeT yt Pope tee cicat ci Ht China: “In the sumn a band and I were travelling t Southern Europe and 1 DELEGATION CALLS ON LOW] /#i up in ite TO URGE CONSTRUCTION, | Postum using at ¢ fast and the change was wonderful to s travel again withou “When we arrive: were in an ish found ourselves in the 1 four-o'clock-tea custom we began to have sles and ervous da. joxation from Citizens’ and Taxpayers his morning, iin, who headed the dele- 1 yor that they ruction of the form to custom at work on the Manhat fF Pee Row ere mis {che Asapid Trani] Seoeniles Os they were badly burned by the current M ply of Postum from the third rat " “t i te tke atthe men Were using a drill, when tt 1 it would require an} 1 cannot tell he nd fell weross the rafl, which urter to provide for table became [ was aharged with the electric current 4 of the improvement in fact a number | of the bi —— Mr. Low. "Pending | men, as well as missionarle FEAR PHILIPPINE CHOLERA. ative action. F 0Uld | Dostum now wholly in place of tea BREMEN and the value of the change from has been ling the horse cars on First riving here, ippines In con- | aven "otal them Ww but your Sequence of the outbreak of cholera in| movement to atoll em will have m, Qhose Islands, | moral suppor! ‘4 coffee and tea cannot be estimated.” Name given by Postum Co, Battle) Creek, Mich. fe WORLD: WE result of our! 5 | TIS MADNESS TO DEFER! | THE USE OF Paine’s Celery Compound IN SPRINGTIME Means Banishment of Disease and the Establishment of Strength, Vigor, and Per- manent Health. Compo without DIAMOND DYES, } 1 Good enough for anybody! face HAVANA FILLER FLORODORA BANDS are Of Same value as ‘Sweer CaporarC te Box Fronts, West 14 tht om gt RTH Way 1807. Thane mane “RELIABLE” Me CARPETS VELVET CARPETS, .90 per yd. Hall and Stair Pattern ® GOLDEN OAK HALLSTANDS, $6.00, tT; dl from $8.50.) ‘ou your CASH oe CREDIT GwrerTHWAIT &. 104. 106 and 108 Wesr 14% St NEAR 61" AV Groklyn Stores Tlatbush Av. near Fulton $1 Sunday World Wants move @ | cusiness world, DNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 100s. ‘BE WISE TO-DAY! ‘ tye Mustin Wear Sate fee Muslin Underwear Ts one of the greatest suc- NEG (,00PER (@) Making. cesses ever recorded in Sy | Wonderful daily demonstration, 2a April. } Floor, 9A. M. to 12and 1to5.30 P.M, 2 FOUNTAIN 35, 000 Shirt ‘Wrists for Women Ht Gxtraordinary Price Inducements. All Kinds of New and Stylish Shirt Waists for Women. This hot weather doubly emphasizes the demand for these delightful creations. Not a fresh idea is absent irom this sale. Not a style innovation is lacking. Great avalanches of Silk Waists, Wash Waists, White Lawn Waists, French Linen Waists, Unlined Brilliantine Waists, Polka Dot \.adras Waists and Dotted Gibson Canvas Waists. Many other kinds, too. The woman who wants a good, stylish Waist at an excep- tionally low price will not hesitate to avail herself of this oppor- tunity with the greatest possible promptness. 2.95 SILK SHIRT WaAISs WASH SILK WAISTs, WHITE LAWN WAISTS, HEMSTITCHED FRENCH | NEW UNLINED BRILL. | LINEN WAISTS, Wf 00 IANTINE WAISTS, j vA I5 / ~ DOTTED GIBSON CANVAS | POLKA DOT MADRAS j WAISTS, } WAISTS, j ISe Women’s Sutts and Dress Skirts Reduced. 300 Women’s Cheviot, Broadcloth Women’s Cloth and Silk Skirts. and Canvas Cloth Suits. SKIRTS OF BROADCLOTH, CHEVIOT 115.7 AND CANVAS, Inclyding all the best selling styles of ADA\ 8.90 | \ I) $12.50 to $16.75 values, reduced to BROADCLOTH AND CHEVIOT SILK- LINED SKIRTS, $22.50 to 22 7.50 values, reduced to 76. 50 “ BROADCLOTH AND CHEVIOT SKIRTS, 6 QQ is Reduced for to-morrow from $22.50 and $27.50 to A re bat SS Be seasen: | $7.50 to $8.75 values, reduced to NS » Suits of the highest class of construc- / < SILK SKIRTS, ~ ¢ | yo 917.50 2 925.00 values, reduced to Te ZO ferent Floor Secon’ Post, Prost) Sdverware Sale a - Powertul Attraction. One of those great and pleasing sales to which thousands of thrifty providers naturally flock. The Main Aisle is a fascinating picture. Table after table gleams and glitters with Silverware and Cutlery of the newest designs from the leading manufacturers in the United States. It is the greatest Spring Sale ever held. PRICE IS A PERSUASIVE FEATURE OF THIS IMPORTANT OCCASION. You save. to '; on practically everything you buy. The workmanship is exquisite. Many of the pieces are gold lined, exquisitely burnished and satin engraved. Details for Thursday follow: CHOICE AT 9c. CHOICE AT $1.75. CARVIN KNIFE AND FORK, coco- ROGERS Ai a OM NICKEL J E-PLATED F 5 UADRUPLE-PLATED FERN DISHES, '!0 woot handles, fancy terrule, i ee NLA UND TRAY, rEnN BOUILLON CUPS, RAMEKINS, with deco! Yalue 7% ds Fancy and Beaded Patterns. rated porcelain lining: SUGAR BOWLS, ; : : 5 E DISHES, SPOON HOLDERS, TEA POTS, TEA Pots. SPOON HOLDERS, CREAM ROGERS At SILVER PLATE eee omen ber secer cy 48 NUT BOWLS, BON-BON DISHES, Preuss, on pranee Pancy Patterns. er oon pet set of 6, be 1 : 8, BUTTER DISHES, 7 ; ABLE FO! 1 set of 6, CRACKER JAKS, BREAD SUGAK SHELLS AND BUTTER , Pe . Levvanaee Od il ey TRAYS, APTER-DINNER KNIVES, each, 25 ROGERS Ai EXTRA HEAVY PLATE ON 2 BA 8 1 COND CSS ee COPPER POTS) CANDLE: GRAVY LADLES, SUGAR TONGS, NICKEL SILVER. BUTTER. DISHES, SUGAR MBAT FORKS, each, Handsome New Design BOATS, CREAM PITCHERS. SuacnuRtemans TEA SETS, satin ne ve 45 engraved and polished; Rogers and other BERRY SPOONS, each, ©S TEA SPOONS, per set of 6, CHOICE AT $1.25. makes, sets of 4 pieces, PIR KNIVES, each, 85 UADRUPLE-PLATED SALAD BOWLS, = . ey aiaasd saad aatint ecgrayeas wore 295, 3.95, 4.25, OYSTER LADLES, each, 1,25 TABLE SPOONS, per set oto, J, SO lined, NUT. BOWLS, CRACKER °FO, SeFII, Fe 29, SOUP LADLES, cach 1.50 | caure porns, ereetots, J. SO) Re Lorene WonDs ere oa 5.50, 6. ptt dhe eal 5 NOGERS TRIPLE-PLATED DIN. Boe ehocoLATE rte 7, 25, 0 , 6.00, 8.00, pete borat ad oy ge NER AND DESSERT KNI VES, 7 05 TRAYS, FERN Di ORANGE SPOONS, set of 6, Sper set of 6 f and BUTTER DIS 9.00 : 14.50 PLE FO! set of 6, 1,75 Main Floor.) Ohe Big Shoe Sale Is Drawing to a Close. Many Shoes are now about their original prices. Broken lines and sizes---that's why. MEN’S $3.50 SHOES AND OXFORD TIES AT 190 In tan and black, kid and calf; both high andlow shoes; also some patent Dainty Willinery. Grimmed Fats at Reduced Prices. Beautiful styles and patterns in the newest Hat creations as evolved by the clever milliners of Paris, made up from the choicest materials flowers, malines, ribbons and novelties. Unexampled opportunities for this season. 4 fhe hee: pene $15.00 TRIMMED HATS for 7.50 $10.00 TRIMMED HATS { 5,00 'S $3 AN 2 MMED HATS fo (5.00 TRIMMED HAT 3.75 WOMEN’S $3.50 SHOES D 912:00) TRIMMED BATS tee (3 ney § nt Pree) OXFORD TIES AT LOS In tan and black kid and Hat Shapos and Artiticial Flowers. We are prepared for a lively rush. cannot utilize, are provided for this sale. PRETTY STRAW HATS, in latest shapes, made of fine quality Japanese braid, in natural colors and burnt effects, edges bound with black velvet; should sell at $1.00; our price, FLOWERS AND FOLIAGE. All new importations, marked at the smallest prices. Quantities, such as other stores 5Ie atyles of heels and sizes in most of the also some sample Sh I8o wo SHOES AND OXFORD TIES for Women. oes at © double. SHOES AND OXFORD TIES for Misses and Children, SHOES POR THE BIG GIRLS. SPRING HEELS IN WOMEN'S SIZES Sc. per vunch for FLOWERS worth 2Sc. SHOES FOR HOYS OF ALL AGES, from size @, for the ttle fellow, to Gc. per bunch for FLOWERS worth 3Sc size 5 1-2 for the young man. Per Pal: C} ise TERS worth 25C. per bumch for FLOWERS worth 7Se, 3Sc. per bunch for FLOWERS Boy s’ Clothing Sale a Oremendous fae eo, of Boys’ Garments, comprising Sailor Suits, Jacket Suits, Norfolk Suits, Three-Piece Vest Suits, Youths’ ( Long Hrousers Suits and Novelties at most sensational prices. 1.35 Sailor Suits. 3.00 3-Piece Suits, 2.35''Wanty’’ Suits 40c. Little Boys’ Made of Navy Blue Twill Chev- The suit that appeals to the big Headwear jots, finished with © rows of Sou- boy. Serges and cheviots of fine Absolutely the most varied assort~ tache Braid, white, red or black texture, smooth finish cassimeres ment ot Tams, Golf, Sailor and Navy silk bow, full blouses; sizes 3 to 10 and velours. Tailoring of a high Caps ever shown at a popular price. years. order, perfect in every detail. | FOR BOYS 3 TO 10 YEARS WONDERFUL VALUES! SIZES 9 TO 16 YEARS. | (lain Floor, Raat.) For the little men who want to dress ‘‘just like papa.’’ The little its are made of navy blue chev- , cutaway coat, vest with shield id natty trousers. SIZES 3 TO 8 YEARS,