The evening world. Newspaper, April 26, 1902, Page 3

WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 26, 1902. TTT ee Ee. See AMERICAN WOMEN ARE PRETTIER THAN ; 'SAY ODELL GIRL KILLED - THE PARISIENNES, SAYS MME. {AN eon, PUORWOMAN'S PLEA HERSEL FOR AGED MOTHER, ; Passaic County Authorities Advance that The- ory to Account for Suspicious Death. Wife of French Ambassador, on First Trip Here, Admires America and LL ALND tals WANTS WORK TO KEEP HER FROM POORHOUSE. Sad Story of Mrs. Mary Trott, Whe Not Want Cha bat Employment. Does BY HARRIET HUBBARD AYER. Who will give employment to this poor woman? A most respectable mut! ame to The ¢ World sought me out This ts nd T deg Evening World rea ame it Dy My name is Mrs. Mary T Lam. as see, not a young woman. I have come to you inlems 1 can get some work my okt mother | to be taken to the tsland—to the poorhouse. “Lean give you the best of references, woman fice and ecaune w ed f to dew up with tearsp-and when L think the authe take lier and ehe will res anything about her.” MME. CAMBON, WIFE OF THE FRENCH AMBASSADOR ortety and re npaAny | “New York is magnificent. Heryfirst visit to America. She and herg than six months.” Mme Cambon J rqweigv tdi 5 ‘Women are superb. I have seen more | husband, who came here to meet her, |to-4ay- “I Cais Bray One Or RGSS, her and ar children are in a canno! beautiful women here since my ar- are at thy Holland House, but will go rival than I would see in a week in to Washington to-morrow Paris. Mme. “I am so enraptured with America of 1 and she expresses herself as so far that I should not be surprised | @°'eiied with her slight aequaintence with New York. Coming up the bay on were I to atay forever, instead of the 14 givoie whe expressed unbounded ad- three months I intended.” mirath je of Liberty ant With these words Mme. Jules Cam- neglect them and they ust be kept tn ve come over particularly to at- the unve monument to Gen. Rocham’ will place In Wash I expect to enjoy my visit thoro’ M. Cambon has issued tnvitations to @ ow May 1, and at that tt Cambon ts a handsome woman LILLIE ODELL Sister re J with the aky CLEVELAND FAVORS See CANNOT PAY HER DEBTS|*~ "i Sie ga ile re THUGS SCARED AWAY. DAVIS MEMORIAL. F ACCIDENTALLY, | and Physical Sulferings and ~ ete ANDJOHN P f Dend Girl and One of After Years of Mental a He ralbl ood encugh | ailures with Ordinary | Medicines, for anybody A PAINE’S CELERY LL HAVANA FILLER | COMPOUND : 4 | Cures a South Carolina Gentleman. | ose | This Marvellous Medicine Is fsart- ily Indorsed by the Ablest and | Best Physicians. What a bles man t would be to h fering hat nen knew Compound | Just | The work that cannot be done for tne sick a ring by month : h the commo hope ampound an It has value as Sweer Caporat Cigaretie Box Fronts, | Rich, §. Cu HW Murph 1 kind 1 the mee ( nn ‘ Compoun Hider for weak \TTERSON mpound. I now have A + Meceta ait Diamond Dye eit |Mrs. Bruce Crane Lives Apart from Her Hus- ' hel ihe - | Three Men Try to Rob Yonkers Pts | band and Has Only $12 a Week. Merchant Neat (thei Bewery: it tia i ) CANNOT SERVE ON COMMIT- Herman Schmidt, a merchant of No. return fe fits Wear ( Wag {hal dames Grow 211 Main street, Yonkers, was : TEE. HOWEVER. | In obedience to an order of Judge! “No jewelry, Years ago I had #ome ty e footpads while passing through . coher said tha MADE | MeCarth the testimony of Jeanne| Jewelry, but I pawned it. I have not) Cooper Square early this morning, His . — [Cameron Crane, wife of Bruce Crane, | even my wedding ring, nore pin” | Ue his cries attracted edcs A “ Writes to Those in Charge of Plan |‘h ainter, taken in au “You are wearing one now,” sald the ap Ay fs ther . ings Dy Leon Laski | lawyer. yen fol mance) ieee ur Company, was flied to-day ta the| “That te not mine 1 did have a bank | Follceman Keating found § aia twat} \ ifs City Clerk’a office. Jaccount before I married Mr. Crane, | finspital ambulance De Ln 3 a Mrs. Crane was examined to find out | twelve or thirteen years ago. My moth- | merchant'® ankle ar eiaaael fs eb a 5 a why she does not pay @ judgment ob- | or is a very old lady, Elizabeth Clipper- | ¥2s severely brulsed abott the head (turning to wor 7 Bi sod teres ae Posasechamieaaessre tained by Siede & Co. for $4.15, the|ty, who lives in Troy. I have no oecu- | =e 7 wares ies) ; Appellate Term of the Supreme Court, | Price of @ tailor-made mult bought by | pation.” cor) | ” ¥ ns fo ” bn wheel. wife. She t a profes- Whe: 4o you take your meals?” | pa re Meera Mat ka i Dut was prominent inthe Profes-| “All over. Ihave a great many frienda AN lf NOW 10 | R er H. Peckham in the Woman's League prosentation of | and I am out a good deal of the time | Addresses were made by }3 pla Sometimes I stay with friends two or | the methods and mater) say eee tos 7) AID REe 2+] Tn answer to Mr. Lark!'s question Mra | three days at a time.” | Th : Uliam lornblower Crane, who ed Mary Crane,” cael linson, Frederic R. Coudert, aya Sharla? “ ‘ii | son! one ase . CONFESSES BYRAM WATER ‘he o Rrainerd and others on res “Have you any children?” ' ’ tote keoee antl | sented by Matthew P. Breen Duce Not Live, with Husband. & gon nineteen years old. His a ing. Straight: Whisk: ) onded dy Daniel T. Kimbat ‘a Jeanne Cameron Crane.| name is Brainerd. He {a at school at STREET-CLEANING COMMIS r are the only pure and Theosore M. Roche read a numt {fo of Robert Bruce Crane.) Hampton. His relatives pay his ex- . 5 Sestak Sabha maha letters from prominent men who ‘were; Wo \# an artiat with a studio In Fifty- penses,” ADMITS STEALING HUNDRED FLOW FROM CONNECTICUT ape avi Meet unable to be presen \ street. We are Iiving apart. [| “Mr. Crane?” SIONER WILL BE IN IT. HORSES AND BUGGIES STREAM TURNED ON. THe ‘Among. the letters was one from/ live at the !otel Clarendan, where I pay Mr, Crane has nothtng to do with b Fe BAN erra | Grover Cleveland. $8 4 week for my room." j him. Mr, Crane ts not hie father, His aaa ae are Hi ES peor ht s ry He wrote from Princeton as ws t income do you have?" the/name is Joseph Brainerd. His father And He WIM Wear a Uniform, a ienury and Two Others Oper- Varmers Have to Accept Damages repel eh. “Lo regret to say that 1 * Toa Aled seventeen of eighteen years ago Teo, 410) the Men Airy Sees tenn eerie || a 1 vbem and Munbattan’s HB, KIRK & CO., N.Y. on the comerfttee to be wit in accordance with an| “Did your first husoand leave an es- Parade. | dauttvaVaereanaal CSREES AT ARO WAT AAT Good Sense roviding a memorial to the late Judge nds me S12 a week; some- York | Noah Davir t in a condition t sometimes in a check on ; he left a Ufe insurance of about —— = 7 give the neces: th to the mat Bank r $14,000, M ! wi Lal . alhough I fully of been @ ault for separa- Aid you do with that money?” 4 Y There were also leiters ohn | Ho . “1 did ke a great many other women |, ik w Ay r bs : Wanamaker, Archbishop Corrigan, Jus tea We have lived apart | gia ack his should ‘ rt For Children. tice Rufus W. Peckham and Db J! thiee and four years. AS stor, did you wind up his » even rig BAK 4 . i nikyae: z Se ena Gala 7 down the furniture in your | estate < Mi rere os in Gen. Anson | room : There wasn't anything to wind up. bare He Some people | Lauterbach, Senator own one little chair That money was all spent long ago.” k Pool ver oir til Dr. N 1 Any Jewelry ] This comp 4 examination, es and 1 eniieha 6be : ne add Uidand baal he _____ | -—-——- HO : — - ese ll Aad Naw ; 2 ° ey eat pat | if fe me woe St Per Week. 9 tis.ev. | | may | “ fr ’ ; a H tw at mo 1 the last Is months: 4 — | patter i tre CLOTHING CO. nny a sliaes (oe Che ia 1 : ¥ Ot Which is going to make {t ve} CONGRESSMAN NOW SUFFER- DISTRICT-ATTORNEY BESTING | THEY AND INSPECTORS ARE a : NEW YORK (ae Ne ata Pearl ak a ail, 8 \ Johnny's feet. ING WITH PNEUMONIA. COMPTROLLER. TREMBLING Yor wa 4 "(298"sth ave. mear 25th st, , nen they would turn ar 3 BROOKLYN-—700 Broadway Develo Controversy Bi out denen witl PAkelicn a Shoes also for Adults. whi | Words from One, 2,000 mbone. (W, ELSIF DE WOLPE IN BROOK = = = dition Last Night Critica | from Other. ee eten es sa Aa Telperthat) mamaber ot Sine eines Ge J AMES s. COW rete j phones thoughtless man with land to 268-274 Greenwi Nw. , ay ak T wee u hal ¥ ed it Be Congressman. Amos J. Cummings, who] 4 (0) more words were : —— A = . 3 , ! high po : ACK THE YOUTHFUL COLOR ‘tnds no one who will buy. very il] in ashospital in Baltimore, |, pipe ee LS at of high police officiats BAC ; | ssivery Uh parecer Bey irout controversy feet ike the man who amoked COINCIDENCES IN THEFTS. es Danidrug? aud Nat 6} ] Ho does not thir ter's tnt THE eumonia developed after an opera-} BUM Sure perenn Seat Se MIRE OB (EA) CREA KRG OCS LEK nom No.1 alemon ¢ | And all World ¥ 1 tion on Mr, Cummings, and bis condi no 1 the District-Attorney | notified the 4 t IN A CAR tlon last night was regarded as critical.|came back « in an), RUMOF® were fying around Head. sper ne Mr. Cummin, Jett shington some | interview for QUaEGrS Bile) morning to the effect that re A a a ar oiatciet Atiopare ett pout san 2" OF them were xotng to wet off the | cate Wad shut th ait tie EY ISLAND | keg defo ectives Wha had reogvered fo RM he entered « hospital to submit to a rad and another effort ts | “°H before It : Jory. ot Columbia, fteignt F CON. A 5 dangerous operation, Io was sai yrtly froen the Comptre uae - be getting along Gicely and th ra saad iamebli ae » have lon was ere ante qa acest wi on En OR 6st) ho has beer 1 develope’ c ; j county. eit isl Histo nthe an pretty FR Coes “eiboa) capstan’ ant lee HNN wa 1 reeponsible Concise, the trad printer in a. tewapaper them charging for liquor bought in al ¢ nn ln fice, He Nas set type In livery stable and again in a factory ENerheca ee niey cea en CT}. [s Hee. g in the Union, This struck Me, Grout an very wus-p crete t,o telliue when they wit omprehensive CQ pictous amt as vitlating the whole bil |! have #ald also wants to know If the detectives ‘ So it ts that the shelter of the retired vidence without buying Hauor. | ist, with a good fat pension of great length and leas | wicked Jerome cannot worry je Twent¥-rixth and técame a fournalls' in Congress continually for twelve or fitteen years and has advocated many measuzea of interest to labor. | “All Men Have aa es acity he slaps at the use of plain | oe. geome very alluring t Th u P, O ” WILHELMINA BETTER clothes men in the getting of evidence [lives a Be iccinatoteenaaiie oa eir Frice. D ring that the method 1s obnoxious ae altlalientse. : . . te anrwull ae tucclaHtng |. Any tne eens wn re- So has Hale's Honey of Queen Mad Fairly Quiet Mehe and) portunity for looting the public r : aT beatin an Horehound and Tar. As a Gen Ms te Impreveds: |% orga of the police force along THE HAGUE, April 2%—In_ their! Jerome retorts that the errors in HAAN HIN eeohabion bell ite remedy for colds and coughs, morning bulletin from Castle Loo, Queen | the o clerical; that the | a), ment iof, the @tea at fey ' fe n Withelmina’s physicians suy the rive in| names of the saloon-keepers were right He : ams however, it’s invaluable, For now In command of Capt Uhy of Red Light notoriety yn Wrong. | 4 thinks that the st nahh He Agures out that his men only spent] panies should hire watchmen and cents in h saloon and that, bejthem, instead of havin, | 5 Instead of having the city pa inks, is pretty cheap evidence, ‘policémea sum thes benent, | complained of, but the patient's temperature yesterday |in both the Instunees -| that the numbers were put de evening wa of shorter duration than b fore, Consequently the Queen had a fairly quiet night, resulting beneficially to ber) % Beneral condition. is as sale by all druggists. Pike’sToothache Drops Cure In One Minute ere as popular in every State in the Union as they are in New York City, where they started 20 years ago. get them wherever you go, from Maine to California. 10 cents for 10 cigaret Cc omolete | Information on 1,000 Sub- jects see the 1902 World Almanac And Encyclopedia. 1 1,000 Te Treated in the 1908 Wi Aang, Ss ha poked a bound, 6° 6h Dewedsaierm, | wade mm TURKISH CIGARETTES You can Monopo! Tobacco Works, __ t 250 Woot 47th Street, N. ¥. City “J a Ternely tes