The evening world. Newspaper, June 11, 1902, Page 5

1 A 1. 7 iv, LIFE-SAVING A OF THIS HABIT MODEST HERO. Ernest Hultgreen, Who Has Rescued Nine Persons from Drowning, Tells Experience. Ernest L. Hultgreen is a life-saver of the sort who save life not for the glory of it but just because they can't help it. Besides, to save a life is a duty, says Hultgreen, and a duty which he means ‘ perform, no mat- ter how little the thanks or praise. Since he has been engaged as an electrician on the new Harlem River Bridge he has saved nine lives. He has never received # f#2onny orsa r-dal for his heroic work, and few of the persons he has snatched from | death in the river have ever acknowl- edged his ~ervice. Hultgreen has leaped from the upper trusses of the Harlem River Bridge to rescue men and women. Yesterday he added to his record by jumping from one of the upper gird- ers of the bridge and saving the life}! of elght-year-old John Cody, of No. 564 Hast One Hundred and Thirty- fifth street. BY ERNEST E. HULTGREEN. 1 am twenty-five years of age and live with my parents at No, 363 East Seven- ty-first street Five years ago 1 was employed in a hotel at Asbury Park There I saved several persons from drowning in the surf, but I ha kept a record of their names any more than I have of those persons whom 1} have saved from the Harlem River since I have been employed on the bridge. To-day when I jumped in after that | boy Cody I was fixing up one of the electric lamps on the upper truss. It is at an elevation of thirty feet above the water. Responded to Cries. T heard cries and throwing down my tools ran over to the side where I saw some exelicd men and women waving ERNEST L.HULTGREEN thelr arms and pointing at a spot in the water. The bubbles were coming up and I knew that some one had fallen Into the water. I didn't take time to | throw off any of my clothing, but jus j dived In. 1 didn't Know it waa a boy that was drowning wutil I grabbed. him, He was sticking in the mud and had Fone down for the uninl ume. I got im to the surface and they tell me that the ambulance surgeon pulied him around all right. oO] can't remember the names of ail the persona I, pulled out of the Harlem River, who fell off or jumped off this bridge. I recall that the second day went to work here, four year: was in the month of prety celd—an old man w bridge. He gave {reached him and pulled him. ashore. The following July a fellow named O'Brien, T velleve, toppled off the brid carrying a can. He was drank and the can was full of beer. I on top of the girders that time n the people shouted “Man overboar Lost the Beer. a got O'Brien and che can, put we net 1 hed him anti! 1 named Murphy Mary Logan shortly after, fely Tdon't have any trouble ce I get to the drownir h alr, vu and. Once a big womat | Benton suicide tackled me when T dived rt pualnily did: giv 4 ON, misters won't sensations when y “exclted—and a ‘a, swarm of bees 3 along overhead kecping aligned gcsticulating sorts of orders as they move I have pulled out of ‘the ver sald Phanks,”” but that euts no just can't heip jumplng overboard when 1 hear those MAS, TODD REJECTS VERDICT OF JURY. Sends Protest to Coroners Against Decision 1 hat Body Found in Bay Was Not that of Her Husband, The coroners of Queens recolved a} letter this morning from Mrs, Thomas | H. Todd in which she strongly objects to the verdiet of the Jury at the Inquest which decided on Monday that the body found floating in Flushing Bay was not that of her husband, the publisher of the Long Island City Star. In this let- ter Mrs, Todd said she would contest the verdict, believing that the body was that of her husband. - Bo far as the coroners are concerned the caso ts closed, Preparations are being made to take the body from the fecelving vault, where it was placed by Mrs, Todd after she was prevented from having It buried In clther of, the swo cl ¢ eritie, Sil bury the, body. in. Potter's | Ficid uniesy Mra, ‘Todd can recelve an order from the court ordering & new ex- aut ister was postmarked Brooklyn, but her address was not given, —_ HYGEIA HOTEL TO GO. It Must Give Way to Fortifications at Fort Monroe, NEWPORT NEWS, Va., June 11.—-OMm- cla) notice has been served on owners of private buildings on the Fort Monroe vation at Old Point Comfort, re- sia thin ainty Gaye. Phe bulldings iM ea Raed cious unas al ie Lat deieahaniialtey ae | flesh about twenty-five pounds, and WHY DON'T THEY GO? A Way to Push Off the “Hang On's,"’ Perhaps some day you will wake! 1p to the fact that coffee is quickly | and surely doing the business for You wonder why the symp- toms of disease which grow more and more pronounced do not disappear, ‘ut bang on in spite of all the medi- ines you can take. Fixed organie disease may result if you keep up your present course, and yet it is an easy thing to give up cof- fee and get well. Have your cook make Postum Food Coffee strictly according to directions, and that is easy. Use enough of it and boil long enough to bring out the taste, then you will find that the famous food drink will satisfy your coffee taste | and the old troubles gradually dis- appear, There are hundreds of thousands of cases in America that prove the truth of this statement, A gentleman from Columbus, Ga., says: “My wife ha. been an inval'd for somé time and did not seem t yield to any sort of medicines, Sh could not eat anything vs.nout dis-| nd waving and | THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 11, 1908, Women’s Bathing Suits. Every accessory for surf bathing is here. Our line of bathing suits is most complete. Special for to-morrow. WOMEN'S BATHING SUITS, of black ba ket cloth and sailor collar. Sleeves, belt and skirt are elaborately trimmed with red duck and prettily brated. Specially 49 oS priced Thursday at Grunks For Gvory Requirement, Frames and bodies of the best and} strongest materials. Finish and style equal to any. “THE HARVARD,” made to stand the tests of all kinds of travel, best mater als only used in construction, sole-le ther bound, hea y efcape and corners of 6 me material; soli end and side bo'ts; cloth lined, two trays; 30. 32-inch, 35.25 36,75 36-inch, 38-inch, 40,00 43,25 46,50 “THE HARVARD STEAMER TRUNKS,” made of same quality ‘materials and in same tote sizes and prices are: 1 ‘inch, Siinch, = __ Minch, 20. 00 2, 50 93,00 24, 30 38-inch, 40-inch, 26, 20 27,50 29,00 50,30 CANVAS-COVERED OIL-PAINTED TRUNKS, protected with hardwood slats, brass Monitor lock; is boun1 ' with two steel band around boty, brassed malleable iron corners, end and valauge clamps, also select iron bottom; has tray with hat-box and packing compartment. Wrappers. Ghe Season’s Biggest Values at 79. Each Go-Morrow. You save more than ‘4,—almost 4— when you buy one of these Wrappers. Fresh as a bunch of apple blossoms, and as full of style as you’d want a Wrapper to be. 38,50 40-inch, 7 Wilt Re Hrovtee Day of Sreat Attractions. i Doing the biggest business we ever did before in june. People have been coming to The Big Store from all direc- tions this week. The jubilee Sales are proving even greater attractions than we had counted upon. But that’s probably because we're offering at prices that are startlingly low so many things you need now and will want all Summer. The world’s best merchandise is here at your beck and call. Made of lawn and percale. Newest styles and patterns; cut very full with wide rule; waists are prettily trimmed with fancy washable braid; some with embroidery. Very Practically every country of the globe contributes to this sale, for we draw BE SBED) | Sauce) oz Sth Tharedsy of °° || upon all corners of the earth for what you need. 3.59 3,75 g,00 And so it matters not whether you dwell in city fiat, in a cottage by the $ainch, | 36-4nch, seashore, in a bungalow in the mountains, in some village resort or in the most 4,50 5. 00 1 9o fashionable of Summer hotels, the Siegel Cooper Store is splendidly ready to neh, Arak meet every requirement in the matter of home equipmeat, table supplies and “50 00 ieecond ricor, convey || Personal adornment. 3. 6. ae Women’s Silk Petticoats. Genuinely Amazing Bargains. 893 Petticoats at About, Less Than the Prices Regularly Asked. ‘ An, opportunity that is certain to create a flurry of excitement among women who buy with , discrimination. The story is brief, but vividly interest'ng. A manufacturer had a chance to buy a big lot ot silks. He got the silks and transformed them into Petti- coats full of dash, style and beauty. We obtained these Petticoats at a shade above cost ani offer the.n to you to-morrow at PRICES THA: WILL CREATE A SENSATION. Annual Sale of Gortet Soaps. An Event Which Is Always Awaited with Gager Interest by Ghousands. This Sale gets the Main Aisle, of course. It is much too important, attracts ar too many people to be accorded any other selling location. Ghousands of Cakes of Soap at Prices of Astonishing Littleness. The Sale is even more consequential this year than last, for the prices, i1 enything, are lower, although the wholesale cost is higher. This is because the ingredients used in soap making have for various reasons advanced appreciably. But to show you the vast power of the Siegel Cooper Store, to emphasize the great success of this annual event in every possible way, we have in no manner raised prices, notwithstanding the temptation and justifica- tion to do 60. Rotel keepers, boarding-house proprietors, and other large consumers of Toilet Soaps, will find in this Sale a particularly advantageous opportunity to purchase at about +; the prices usually paid for soaps of the «ualities embraced by this occasion. = TURKISH BATH SOAP: 1 OATERAL, HONEY OR BALM bald 3 In the four lots into which we have divided these Petticoats are i Sep eas ea 34 Plain Tafie'a Petticoats, Petticoats with changeable anc fancy stripes + 1,30] Per gross... 4.00 and Petticoats made from the new and aunty wash silxs. Every letticoat is cut wide and in the very latest style, 10 fy, having accordion plaitings, fancy ruchings, tuckings and the Per cake . Ale i SWERY PEA SOAP, 3 cakes ay Eero etigcts: Ly Perdoren cakes,......+6 23 Pet gross. 2.65. bo be cabana a PRR oy ; (Second Floor, Centre.) PURE TRANSPAKENT GLYCERINE SOAP: lee VIOLET, AND CARNATION er cain: 34) PINK, regularly fold a at 2Sc. per box of 3 cakes; apecial, per boi APPLE BLOSGOM SOAP, 3 cakes in a \TURKISH CASTILY, ELDER -AaTMPal. \FLOWER, OR TURKISH BATH OATMEAL SOAP, larve cakes: LUREMA SOAPWO! cINCINNAT Per cake, 3 e Per dozen cakes, ‘ 34 BELLE OF FARIS ates cakes ina Per gross, 4,00 DOR. .cicssecccecenqerccssccevcessesense 10 Women’s Runabout Skirts. Many Yew Styles, embracing all the new plaited and stitched effects in plain and mixtures of Melton—in black or bue Brilliantine and Sicilians’ in the new mannish cloths. Also, in Pique, Pack and Linen, RLS 90, 9 90, Women’s Waisis. Ohursday’s Important Special Attractions. This Waist Store is famous. The greatest, most fascinating Waist representations in America are constantly biing shown. WHITE DOTTED SWISS WAISTS 425 490 with Val. lace insertions, SHEER PERSIAN LAWN WAISTS 3.50 | Wustin Underwear. 4,836 Sample Pieces trom One of the Leading Factories in the United States, Comprising Cowns, Drawers, Fetticoats, Corset Covers and Chemises in great diversity. We didn't make these garments, but we'll cheerfully veuch for their freshness and general excellence, [ull of style; well made. Tremen- dous bargains. In many cases only one or two garments are alike; in other instances six or seven garments are alike, All si es ‘n the lot, but not a) sizes in any one style. broidery trimmed; many have ribbon bows. We have apportioned these samples into two lots, and early comers will have many extraordinary values to select from. Prices are al out +; what the garments a:e valued at., Lace and em- with solid tucked yoke, bodice of hemstitched lace squares, WHITE WAISTS with circular yoke and collar of Val. lace; tucked and hemstitched over bosom; elbow sleeves, with lace edged rutiies, LACE YOKE WAISTS, low neck and elbow sleeves, finished in an exquisite nanner with lace tucking and hea.stitching, at 00. NIGHTGOWNS, LoT 2. (Second Floor, From.) = DRAWERS NICHT OWNS, And Very Special pea PETTICCATS, C@ PETTICOATS, Cc WwW A 2. ' 300 Skirte M.+9 ictured, . CORSET C vrs | © conser omens Oumimner TCSSES» | ° medium weight Melton, in silver gray, medium gray, Oxford, tan and blue, at 5.0 Swlverware. ICE PIICHERS, large size, AND CHEMISES, COVERS, Hundreds of clever models that will in- stantly appeal to stylish dressers. Entirely out-of-the-ordinary styles in Pon- gees, Foulards, Linens, Muslins etc., at Gxtremely Moderate Prices. Wen’s Sample Shoes. An Important Special Sale of this “season’s PoputarShoet Musto Below Publication Cost, juad- le plated and graved; 5 ‘ 2 TO-MORROW Ce Bia EAE O28 oat wer ao GET } ample dhoesand Oxfords ey SALADBOWLS, ‘ancy glasawith ) .o Teclections at 7c. per copy. No Ri | { 4 ir ple plated rim, : g rom a jea‘ing manufacturer, and being ale O. UGA BOWES, open top, plated strictions, Mail orders filled in any samples, are more than ordinarily excellent, frove wath g'ase lining, All styles and leathers, CREAM ¥ TCHERS, plated frame i SO\ quantities, No charge for delivery witt gia lin ng, Lach article ig a regular $1.00 value (Mata Ploor, Prot.) within our wagon route limits, Sizes © to 8; A, B andC widths. In ordertomake the sale still more complete, ve One Ghousand of these a ON A SUNDAY AFTERNOON, tress and naturally was badly run down in every way. “Finally we concluded that perhaps it was the coffee that hurt her, so she quit it and went on to Postum. also began using Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food, She immediately began to im- prove and kept gaining strength and health, Now she can eat heartily of anything she wants, vegetables and anything ¢lse, without hurting he. She has gained nearly thirty pounds | since she made the change, “I saw such an improvement in her health that I decided to quit coffee myself and you would be surprised to nee the change, I have gained in have entirely lost the old, duu heau- aches that I used to have 60 much, “Our two children are very fond of Postum, You Op use my name if Lak Bie T, M. Me a! 1220 10th Columbus, Ga, La wn Dresses a o= In dark and light colored ground lawns principally polka dot effects). Medallions on wa'st of tucked mull outlined with f we added Summer Foot- wear of every desirable de- soription, including tan shoes at these low prices: $3.50 SHOES AND OXFORDS AT §1.90. Black Kid and Calf in all sizes; tana and nvample sizes; principally 0 shoes, Alvo a lot of Tan Shoes in sizes 5 to 61-2, stamped W. L, Douglas $3.50 shor WAC) 2.85 SOMEBODY'S WAITING FOR ME. Coaching Parasols. At 1-3 to 1-2 under regular prices, PURE SILK COACH- He é 39 | ING PARASOLS of im Bavy, te mn vv iders, rettye coutrasting colcts; also stripe ef: Jevts’ tu biack of clack aud white, Kegular $2.50 valves. THAT GRAND AMEN, ON THE M.SSISSIPPI, by Theo, Mors, LORAINE (Beautiful Ballad), DANCE OF THE FROWSY HEALS, HAIL TO THE BRIDE, by Geo, kosey, SWEET SATURDAY NIGHT, COLORED MAJOR, Cake Walk, I'LL BB YOUR SWEETHEART, j|CRACK OF THE WHIP, Two- St p, DAISY AND BUTTERFLY, LEADING LADY WALTZ, MOBILE PRANCE, Cako Walk, PURE FETA PARASOL heuustiteh:d bor {in black and w: ith piety print ne tps aid er u Re, uiar $3 valves, NOVEL- Buch a low prig, $5.00 SHOES AND OXFORDS AT Black Kid, Calf, Patent Leather and Patent Kid; all siz best are in sample sizes, all colors 85, ough the PARASOL MEN'S TAN RUSSIAN CALF BICYCLE OXFORDS, Goo; A TIES, Tich ef. 1H Ae 1.4. Wolted wales all laos, ua as good for treet wear ad for Bixee | Val. lace; flounce of skirt At AGT rie, many 1 ii] THE coon Lp, sumER white, emoro.dered tatletas, feias aba club coachinge, Values up t0 (ale Floor, Prot.) print warp ee Honey’ Hey), (second Floor. Rear, ‘Take Seca! headed with Val. lace. (Seeond Flows, Frout,) Other Shoe Bargains for Meu, Women and Children, Chain Floor, Beer of Fountein.)