The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1902, Page 2

THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING. MAY. 12, 190%. "HER NATIONS JOIN UNITED STATES IN HURRYING AID TO THOSE LEFT HOMELESS BY VOLCANO’S WORK OF RUIN World-Wide Movement to Relieve the Sur- vivors onthe Stricken Islands — King Ed- ward Sends $6,000 and Emperor William $2,500 as Their Per sonal Subscriptions. O’Neill’s The Greatest Rug Sale Ever Inaugurated in the City of New York! $15,000 wertn o Genuine Turkish and Persian RUGS in Carpet Sizes, Hall Pieces and Small Sizes will be placed on Sale to-morrow morning at almost. » « « Half Former Prices. In some cases at less than half! The lot comprises Kazaks, Mos- souls, Carabaughs, Shirvans, Silk Kermans, Ferrogahans and Tabriz’s, allin the choicest designs. If you need a Rug or two | New York Chamber of Commerce Called to Meet on Wednesday to Raise Funds— Mayor Low An- nounces He Will Fe- ceive Subscriptions. ee daibeats ad SH) Yeas Ee to brighten up the home or the office this is your opportunity, 4 I aise Gusss Danarrinest 1s. atvendy avn dronen he aura CONSUL A YME CA BLES THAT | KAISER SENDS LOU BET the best perhaps you'll ever have—note the prices: : States consuls in the West Indies. FOOD IS NEEDED AT ONCE. $2,500 FOR THE SUFFERERS, Silk Rug: ‘S Hall Pieces. ‘The transport Dixie will sail on Wednesday from the Brooklyn Navy- a Gees The 65,00 Gud 22.00 the 37.50 Grade at 20.00 % Yard with provisions, At least two revenue cutters in Southern waters will . —_— ns 4 be ordered to St. Plerre at once. WASHINGTON, May 12.—Seeretary Hay has received the} wraspapen, Province of Hesse-, for their irreparable losses, | The 95.00 Gradeat 37.50 | The 42.50 Grade at 25.00 “My Ambassador will remit to| Carpet Sizes. |The 47,50 Grade at 27,50 ‘ jor the War Department will be A ay ‘ ; Saws es oe sear TeReanueht oa feneeaea ie Gitevensido® | following cablegram, dated May 11, from United States Consul} % rawn up | Nassau, Germany, May 12—Emperor | | : 7 5 a |Your Excellency the sum of 10,000 5 ~a day urges an immediate appropriation, Ayme at Guadaloupe, who went to Fort de France, Martinique, witiam has telegraphed to President | marks ($2,500) in my behalf as al The 38,50Gradeat 25, 00), Small Sizes, Be Space for 2,000 barrels of provisions has been reserved by the Govern-)) 1 tations from this Government: baabet in siench an / follows: contribution for the reliet of the af |! the 48 50 Gradeat 29, 50! 5.75 Gradeat 2,98 4 ment on the Quebec Steamship line boat which salis next Saturday, at . . . - | Mictea,” . le Fe 10 50 Grade at 5 98 ¥ A. E, Outerbridge & Co. have ordered their steamship Matteawan, now | The disaster is complete. The city is wiped out| “Protoundly moved by the news Of! president Loubet replied: ‘I the 62,50 Gradeat 39,75 le srade a Py fat Bt. Thomas, to proceed at once to Fort de France and turn over all the ! Consul Prentis and his family are dead. the terrible catastrophe which hes) “Am greatly touched by the mark ‘ *’~\the 15,98 Gradeat 7.98 stores on board to the Government authorities. Mr, Outerbridge belleves “Governor says 30,000 have perished; 50,000 ARE) just overtaken St. Plerre, and which | of sympatuy which, in this terrible | The 75.00Gradeat 43,75 The 16,75 Gradeat 9,98 that with all the immediate rellof that can be hurried to Martinique there | 7OM EL ESS AND HUNGRY. has cost the lives of nearly ax many | misfortune which has fatten on || The $25,QOGrade at 95,00 The 19,75 Grade at 12,50 feiilimot be enough to feed the survivors over four or Ave days. “He suggests that the Red Cross be asked to send | rorsons as perished at Pompeii, 1|"fance, Your Majesty has deigned to |} 7 155.00 Gradeat 110,00 The 22.50 Grade at 13,99 The Ohamber of Commerce is to hold a meeting next Wednesday morn- ‘convey to me. I beg you to accept} Ing to arrange measures for raising funds. Mayor Low announced to-day codfish, flour, beans, rice, salt meats and biscuit as| hasten to offer France my most sin- | my Wari QHALKE aia/alaol thecarat le W-These are without question the most phenomenal : that he will receive subscriptions and tranemit them through the Chamber | quick]y as possible, cere sympathy. May the Almighty tude of the victims whom you pro- values ever given by any retail house in New York, of Commerce Committee. “Visits of war v essels valuable, A YME. ue comfort the hearts of those w who w veep | pose to succor." -ALLANTHRACITE HORSE PLUNCES FOMANGE REVEALED IN NoTICE | WIFE SLAYER NINES ARE IDLE. INTORLT. TUNNEL sens sorus Polis ne ie Remind ter even Yours ENNIS ON TRIAL. Separation by Patient Whose Reason Was Cleared. Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street, If Invited to an “Afternoon Tea” ACCEPT —IF IT Is : 180,000 Toilers Quit Animal Crashes Into) vert ‘Former Policeman, 7 i . d, ri nde 0 ‘ound id build Hy | : Work in Obedience Excavationand Has to jarric A, T. Stewart. He lived in the old) superintendent of grounds and buildings Racked by Horrible APPLEGATE-M' COLLOUGH.—On Thursday, Dec. | Ninth Ward and was a fa mber of the! of Sanford Hall, the famous private th to Order—Not a Ton) BeRaised by aSteam| ©. 1. noe of the tree | West Fourth Steet M. Church, of/aane assum at! Flushing Visions, a Wreck in i B " oy surest, New York! which Rey, John J. Reed ie got Into politte: 0, became Mined. Derrick. i Rev. John 3. Rend, iw MARY | "Mary Hligaheth. Seeninecey Beuiteartrnt ines Court. ee co PPLE- ania citizen of pro | VGH and JACOB A APPLES) orphan, who was living with her| His home there is one of the fnest in uncle, Samuel McCollough, at No.| the place. ei Brought Her It | ‘The firat of the inevitable serien of] ‘The publication of thix notice in the| WP Teeroy ale a nena up and apparently with hir : . > | Flush aucune ureh. She was an| It is sal olleems 130,666 MINERS accidents due to the manner tn whic | Fiuehinig 1 Journal to-day te ee OE fomeerp ical ences nite Felleaman Trial’ Siz 10c il Face ealed the romance in the life of Jacob | Aualnted with 3 | ARE NOW ON STRIKE. |) coe ninway oxcnvation are bing mate 0), ne In the tte of Saco | iaepenaent a) ame a Ieaene he nic hat | e . A . i \ ed in Park tow happened this afterr lieaear et ieation vate the woroumniot die derived an Income of about tendent tol ment, went to 1a killed his wif Jlaw on Jan, M4, in& ‘ence of liquor ; Ennis was a fine specimen of physica) | manhood when he went to his home in » Rockaway avenue, near Canarsie, he J into the diteh front el h stic 1 i Queens and one of the best-known men Aecording to the best esti of and was so badly Ine] in that section of Long Island. mates obtainable the following | jured that it probably will be necessary] J had always been suppose miners are now on strike: We arried, and the publ b N horse, a splendid white animal, istrict No. 1.-.- 15,235 n owned by B. C. Ged- District No. 2---- 14,229 o n merchant, of No. 839 Applegate and his wife moved to what Villagers concerning the Kentity of the d hie wife and her mother. Me | Asbury Park, , 7 png courtship she married Mr. | brought, abit flo under the Inf at her uncle's house. It was) Mrs. Applema: at the home of her ‘et wedding, but news of i her They have been seen te that he| Applegat fon of | Mot a never trated to Long Island. great deal since. After ten years of life In this elty Mr./Not soe At to & V " , to a truch dis is now the borough of Queens, where inaliv the talk became so ineistent weighed 175 pounds. Puy District No. 3..-. 15,100 F oi with green bananas. ‘The driver, sband and Wite Parted. they separated about seven years ago. |thut Mra. Anplexate, in justice i her! In leas than four months he has ron | . | District No. 4... 20,617] john Peters, in pulling out to avoid a| 1 the latter ‘700 Mr. Applegate was| Mrw, Applegate opencd 9 hotel at As-| postion. asked that the notice telling of soventy-five pounds in welght, his eyes , District No. §.... 13,211] Madison avenue car, got too close to|* salesman in the dry goods house of| bury Park and her husband became han a acore of | yy I 5 ears ago be pitblished. grown watery, his skin has turned heard from, Maymond Btreet Jail say pPalte They are skeleton frame, with This is the most ments, for . : District No. 6... 18.128] te excavation and the from whedt ot | - - — ——_______________ eres SP ANEA HEUE RECO PAwERy i sw Grand Upricht District No. 7-+-. 24,308 | {truck bevKe UarouKts tie wooden sce a 1 (00 a Pair ; An elegant new Grand Upricht,, i District No. &- 10,041] horse: rearanteto. the fence (wi iT NAME A NEW uisy ° 7 1-3 octaves, $ stringed, full iron) : Total .0.0..+-+0++++ 130,866 f taitcn tn the bottom tut for a, heave | aho Ba NOT ox oneiwesk onlyvatvany oly tree Ll eee ee eee key a fA s 3 pedals, y rich, deep ton 7 Saventeen thousand men, in | sf vive running abour #ix fect below 1 sce a priest, } stores, 1 will sell Solid Gold Eye | ? Petals, Ve | s remote districts, are yet to be | CITY ENGINEER t and chat he | Glacsew for $1.00 a pair. Tree | With fine singing quality, and ; ' v Hh patna 9 i ‘ aj . Glasses would ordinarily cost $5.09 a} containing all the latest improve- ; — . ' \ = Ww scene has beer od ja | best quality te (Opecial to The Fvening mots George Brewster, Prisoner asain # extra Wer ever made in thi inary Chief Birdsall, for 30 Years in “ vi SCRANTON, Pa, May. 12.—Tho | of Polite Manner, Identified i ' in in » driving Bante » services of my Ocuti P ; Poses tee sacle r New York line, and the services ot my Ocutist union already has shown its strength | mate inte the ? en fe collpmtas as Youth Who ‘Defrauded Jury Censures Celia s # Employ, to: Be | ma un and Eye Surgeons are Free, and Every mine in the anthracite re- McHeal Who Was in ucceeded by a Providence| —— remember this offer is gion is tied up to-day in obedience Hostelries and Others. Man, DIVIDED A FORTUNE. - some" | For One Week Not a ton of coal has been, or is \ oft 0, Mee Charge of Theresa Seen soteertay strike order issued JAMES EM MARCH | _ = a pcienon, a ee ; mth Mes, a 4 »eing, mined. Ge aA Palmer, widow Huber fs The whisties this morning sounded | AN, HE SAYS. gist yeh . he| Francis Palmer, dis ofa larne o Onl to summon the men to work were w « : Mucit 1 Se ) Py my 1 $50.08) each to her slater signal to 147,00 tollers for « general Pipe ; mi injuries 4 eal P= Ma Bepta aha tacueeae At 9 o'clock in the morning 180,000 lata Warden and Leader of) it wnt nave he \ ded bu th a | ' \o ay Thay yea 4 men were known be out, with} the Sixth Testifies He's a | Slhpretaeas Seo Prssele na rps chr arenined. oe | Pee aces. 1, i) remote disiri et to be _ > é hols ae . Nd ]t@ her Benth from injury that ger! Chit Knainee te G 5 lor $1.00 a pair are HOt pick 17,00 lag ew yet to be) Gon ot Bunny italy, Maggio rauce of a well-teared jn the breaking of awe wthe | the Departmen! » ae hel uf y day. | hose money, uf ¢ hoard | by Name. wan ated, 4 num ar bout Jain willing to pay in order to have Hone of the operators made ay eff hota ‘ » da my establishments known, | feel eur cash, or $250 on instalments, only $0 marl Work WIL) HoD-UHION mex | a know ‘ Ts would ann tdent thal you buy @ pair ou! thes The Lehigh Veliey. Busy . x _ ler all ‘pus ‘ . clases from me you will be 90 well $7 Monthly. Delaware and Hudson, Lew : . ale pleased that »ou will Bat @nly becor Py a ay a Pipermancnt patron yaurselt, b tool, cover,duning and delivery trea “ « will tetl yoo friends aa well, a We also ofler a new 1-4 oclave, v ~as * len T om ' DEAF-MUTE IN RIVER, J i'w talon Jeatringed Chester Mane {or vir Co 1.00 8 palrt (ash oF $4190.00 jnstaiments,payable® $5 Monthly, hese piano ave tully warranted 100 1 2d Bt Mew Wark, mr 4h ay PT rd ol . - jor oe wears and the beet vale tes IN FIRE PANIC SPEEDING 1S SERIOUS NOW, puibeuonanains’ ee deine A AA OM pia omer teusne @ I ose erties Senne Pename seh = re et one ra »/) cond poral bor nem cabolagee, 1 db @Ae Ohen04 Mesbding " ’ ths pte r Pee... ae wks seduced prieen oud beri } of tes law wuhaosese HORACE WATERS & C0, 184 Filth Awe, ea Mt Phar tea binant MAgee Evade 04 Weel 1 Aett Oh., ener Oh ee, « = CAMDINAL DELAYS Thr ; ee * ehend # on . we) wy athe aoa er