The evening world. Newspaper, April 28, 1902, Page 5

WOMAN WHO SUED PRIEST FAINTS AT CHURCH ORGAN. CALLS NEW YORK SHOCKINGLY CLEAN Tetford Hickie Says She Has Not Had ALFRED MOSELY. ENGLISH | a Good Meal Since Easter. SOCHOLOGIST, AMAZED. couse DS, wee 14 Silverware: : Sterling and Plated Casi \sSuneAitractions f At Very Inviting Prices. Many important special sales continue Tuesday. Our stock of Silverware, both Sterling and Plated, is now at its best. Every The dz ers i 8 i H tas Azorenening th Ghee tee wen inne: interest at the Siegel} ! piece here stamped Sterling is guaranteed yf fine, which means maximum quality. pers . - ; The general excellence of our various lines of silverware—the broadness and choice hike ane es ae Ps i Imported Laces. |]Wash Goods. ness o! the variety—and the very reasonableness of the prices, warrant us in adver eee eee the) malt Me ius. -Undermusins. Silks. soar} } tising the following iiems so that vou may know and appreciate the strength of the Sa : 5 Ay . ; : departinen e s olfering Ca fees BO ete A j Boys’ Clothing. |}Women’s Waists. i y departinent and the merit of its offerings. prerdy leavink) Lent i i Carpets. Women’s Skirts. j ae Bon hes, no end to sha at and Pe Tea Sheons Rogers Extra Plate on Nickel Silver, the toughest Almond Dishes, good ng Silver, Cream Ladies, Sardine Forks, Olive § May Sale of Undermustins| Pinata ancy odes ater iss. #580 Sere tik tet tore ac Sea James ii, Reyno Funston, from Py desired to see the Guldes at putes at . Steri Oc, 50c, 75 7S 0c plies | Dusticates the Gremendous Success o/ thal f sedi Wiicniveste hy “ae Be ual Orb over Genera eal cook silver, set Of Gesee 1.50 Sterling Silver Hat and Bonnet Brushes... $1.15 Great April Gransaction. Medium Forks, Rogers Extra Plate on Nickel Sil. Combs, with heavy mee Sees Silver Tn the Miases’ and Children’s Sections of DRAWERS, same bove, 12 to t ot be Ceo. the Underwear Store we particularize for ack, 49 CGS tial Cota Scene te letine fe 98c | backs. bu Tuesday Table Spoons, Kege's Nickel Sil. Puff Jars, cut arte with Sterling Silver MISSES’ GOWNS—Musiln, tucked and | umbrel! ruffie, Val. lace insertion Pnatltckea Vers SetOli|Gies a.ec ez e sels seuaivese 98c tops, in three handsome designs.......... $1.98 K As an illustration of the many saving possibilities our prices on quadruple silver- plate insure, we CORSET COVERS guote some items below which are only a few of the many hundred that await you here. suarey B Chocolate Pots , $1.50/ Candlesticks . $1.95 Hair Receivers. . h 25 Tea Set. consisting of Teapot,’ Bread Trays . - $1.95 Rogers Berry Spoon. PETTICOATS. 4 Suear Bow!, ( nd Fern Dishes, ...++ee$2.25| Rogers Cold Meat Forks and CHILDREN’S UMBRELLA 50 Crumb Sets............ $1.00} Gravy Ladles.. .& bic; full, deep Inwe flouse to 14 years: each pee ae MISSES UMBRELLA 39 ' g rt 3 is wonderfully compl same asabove, IS ij IS 4 which we make mention 14 to 16 year sizes, each, Se n ‘ Three-piece Carving Set, stag handle, Sterling Sil. Pocket Knife, with Sterling Silver handle, fitted ver ferrule, nice box, at the very low priceof $1.95 with three blades and a scissors .... eee... FSC ee Grenadines Are in High Favor with Dame Fashion and promise to be used more than ever the coming season. There is no textile that more beautitul or lends itself more charmingly to exquisite draping. It is light of weight ishly clinging and possesses an airy grace and richness which no other fabric can claim, Exciusiveness is the prominent teature of the Simpson Crawford Co. assem- blage of Silk Grenadines. Hrocade and Fancy Tissue Grenadines, yaia, Embroidered and eG Tissue Grenadines, 89c. to $1.25 yard.......... .. $1.50 to $2. 28 ma) ron Frame and Mexican Grenadines, yard, Satin and Lace Stripe Grenadines) yard, $1.00 to $2.50 $1.00 to $2.75 $ tmbroidered and Escuria! (-renadines, yard. . 6 ---$2.75 to $5.50 SPECIAL.—2,500 yards 44 inch All Silk and Silk and Mohair Grenadines, in (patties figures, dots and brocades, at yard, 65c., actual value, $1.00. DRAWERS, cambric, wide | ecges, sizes 2 to 12 years, each, 4 Speon He 4 ‘Our Cutlery Department. and holds out many serviceable attractions in both table and pocket cutlery, of f but two. Pastlosty the Greatest Values Cver Ortered the Yew York Public. Very newest designs for Spring and Summer. Recent importations obtained trom an importer retiring from the lace trade. We bought these handsome laces at 2Sc. on the dollar, and we Hoffer thy te you at same tempting price concessions. Laces for Millinery Laces for Dresses Laces for Underwear Laces for Every Purpose y 15c. and 19c. peryd. for Laces worth up to ¢5c. -425c. and35c. peryd. for Laces worth up to $1.25 —— sua tere Rents nhee 45c. and 55c. peryd.for Laces worth upto $1.05 i | secreon un) the * 5c. and 8c. per yd. for Laces worth up to 29c, 10c. and £2c. per yd. for Laces worth up to 49¢. NEW souTH BEACH Kate Tetford Hickie, who attained , work, but oad tu some notoriety some six my OAS Noval iL PROPRIETORS OF BURNED seeking for a Ise RESORTS TO REBUILD. —\? Present © ll churches and by suing a priest, is to! rum tes re te ago by e Mayor |} -_— eS + Sixth Ave.. ‘e Sixth Ave. an ee Mp SOPOCRAWJOTGCO, it Nes, — * Marsha! Charles Lastrang, of |teenth street, anid when revived she | .. Stvren Taland, began to-day an tnveat!- |satd that she was weak from hunger. | he wupposed Incendiary fire She asserted that she had not eaten a to eeiacment reser! | square meal since Easter Sumtay and wrought $80.00 property dam- | Was starving because she was too) proud to beg H Hore ts the remarkable story of starvation as told by her to an Even- e| ing World reporter to-day, It will be the | noticed that in her somewhat circum- stantial account of her career sh omits reference to the episodes spoken of above BY KATE TETFORD HICKIE. born in Dublin nearly Feed enough Foc canes: ms {or ar af, nyDody | Tuesdays Wedn'day Shoe Dept. ALL Havana Frover the purpose and perfecting myself 1 vo! $ 1 have y since until last » weakness Kid, Patent and Russia Leather Oxford Tics $3.50, value GROCERIES ANOTHER DEEP CUT. Worked as Cashier. Patent Leather and Patent Ideal Kid Boots, SHRINERS TO SEE WILD WEST ~ SPR fa - : A werviiapee rier Members win” ‘iit ah $3.95- Encouraged by our success in helping to bring the price of Butter down to its It will be Shriner Night A rannlatlere fan y regular price $5 & $6. proper level, we have decidedto make a still further reduction. Look tothe Butler stores for eye Lam at ae Dena en onrey aarets Bits rat as Fine Kid Foxed your Butter. No uncertainty about our quality —the best that the best creamerics can make, me Here Six Yen long nicely until piace as gc fench and music f Hut hard work had p face and I fear I did nm : as attractive an appearance «se wien [my room, eustained "in vA Y) frat reached this country from Ireland, | if I had peen offered soll food I could « Untamed brome, None tw serious! hoet u LAM throug summer I tried met not have eaten It CAPTAIN AND CREW FAST MAIL SAVED ‘ormvertae wom HAD TO FIGHT FIRE, BY A TOWER MAN: TUMBLED OUT OF BUNKS TO SIGHTED BROKEN AXLE AND FIND SCHOONER ABLAZE. SIGNALLED TRAIN. Teinple will visit ine Wild Buffalo Bul himself i Dull fee, Boots, VERY BEST ==" BUTTER 23 CENTS A POUND. the show going day for the a hy ere are f the hospital list ering from inju ni f tromans Drunkards. Simple Way to Cure Any ard A t His Will | 20c. Worth of 2c} HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES For 10 Cents. + owen IY Ie + a vr, 8 Be be standard, S & liong and ¢ sand tae . 1 - flames Spread from Overturned ‘ton Split 5 raailge tease tote Lamp the Uncle Joe in Mees, y 3 Was D ved. Mack 1 c Boras, SUNDAY WORLD WANTS MOVE | NORTHPORT, L. 1, April 2%.—The ) HE BUSINESS WORLD. Gy Uy Uru > schooner Uncle Joe, from Perth Amboy, AINS, ‘April 3. - Capt, James 3 man at | eoaaidice : fire tn Huntington Ray and ~——— 3 8 _ and crew barely escaped with their wr erm eacle shee lives. ‘The fire in the ship was ci the explosion of a iamp in t Bome of the crew had gone to bed a the WU ang hasnt scratched peel is Tea, ees a Pound, 35c | Coffee, in it wpa a Pound, 25c] ‘The operator in tower No. 13 saw fre and wood fying from beneath and noticing that the car had a | ing motion, threw a red flax at ene en- gineer and after wildly waving his WIRELESS LAND MESSAGES, | taids set the signal ta the next block at) oh iI @ | » train was stopped after it had { han a mile. The by 6 veral hundred thes -| and split several ratis, } } beyond th put off tn HIGHEST ROCERY QUALIT: Prof, Fessenden to Perfect Service Between New York ELIZABETH CITY, N.C Prof. R.A TO HELP can ° 2 a who put LOWEST GROCER} reenfie! ‘ei «oo a, , GLEANS AND POLISHES wie: Woodwork, Paint, Oil Cloth, Kettles, Bath Yubs, Marble, Windows, Mirrors, Nickely) day World Wants for guidance, morning ih A sUMMer Colts 8 ie cnvatian betwe by be ay, of New. York. Th 5 Vorkand ‘ce ‘ago within a. very Pe didgar Cady. of New York. ‘The, Steel, Brass, Copper, Tin, Alumiqum, ' i d 4 sides as Set aR hil ie BB ahaa