The evening world. Newspaper, June 16, 1902, Page 5

WOMAN PLUNGES TO, 20" Slab on Stairs Slipped and She Fell to Ground Floor, Stones Tumbling on Her— Died in Ambulance. Samuel Kopf, a presser, living with his wife at No. 333 Madison street, is @ saddened, man to-day over the trag- edy which ended in the death of Mrs, Sarah Milaowsky, the widow of his dearest friend who on his death- bed consigned her to his friendly are. The poltos are looking for Herrmann Gerstein, the owner of the ‘model’! tenement-house where the Widow Mila- owsky lost her life through the elipping of,a stone sinb at the fourth floor land- ing, plunging her down the staircase Well to the ground floor. Mra, Milaowsky was thirty-six years old, Bhe and her two iittle fatherless children lived with the Kopfs on the irth floor of the tenement. taircases of the house are of tron, with two short flights between floors. 19 @ stone slab work four feet aquare und one and three-quarter inches thick. Kash weiglis 175 pounds. There had been several complaints that theza slabs were not Immovatie, but the owner had pald no attention Mrs. Milaowsky reached the four:h fluor at 10 o'clock last night. n whic stopped upon the stone slab It shifted, gave way and slid out into the well, with her upon tt. ‘They fell, the woman end the slab, to the first floor. In fall- ing the slab struck the corners of simi- lar slabs at the third and second floors and dislodged them. When the tenants on the first floor rushed into the hall to learn what had mado the crash all the lighta were out, having been extinguished by the con- E OPP GETS DIVORCE FROM ROBERT LORRAINE. DEATH IN TENEMENT. -ratentea ame some Husband in London, LONDON, June 16.—Julle Opp, the some success In lterature and journal- American actress, was to-day granted a divorce on the ground of desertion and misconduct on the part of her husband, Robert Lorraine, an actor. The case was not defended. Frank Hyde, ism. she yuited Bourg) pa |she had an opportunity to play Mr. of New) pondon suctess was assured, e lawyer, rican Actress Freed from Hand- Her heatity and commanding figure led to offers for a stage career, and finally Alexander's com- As understudy to Miss Neiisea and created an immediate sens Frohman secured ber after her ‘THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, WIDOW MUST PAY Before Judgment Had Been Entered. Justice Steckler, In the Supreme Court to-day, handed down a decision hold- ing that an attorney ts entitled to com- pensation for services rendered in a suit for the foreclosure of a mortgage where the mortgagee dies before judgment has been entered and where hin executrix de- clines to avail herself of the services of her husband's attorney. The sult was brought by Lawyer An- drew J. Skinner against Agnes 3, C. M. C. Busse, as executrix of Wilhelm Busse, her deceased pusband. % Skinner was retained by Busse on Aug. 4, 1809, to bring forectosure suits for $10,260 due on two pleces of property. Skinner was to receive as compensation the costs, disbursements and allowances as taxed if the property was bought by an outsider and a feo equal to these amounts should {t be bought by the mortgagee. Skinner began the actions and proceeded with them until Busse was entitled to judgment Busse died in November, 1900, and Skinner desired to continue the suits, but Mrs. Busse inaisted on retaining an- other lawyer, The properties were sold and a deficiency judgment entered tn each case. Skinner claimed he had a lien on Mra. Busse'g two causes of ac- tion for the services rendered by him. Mrs, Busse declined to pay, and al- leged that as the property was bought in by her as executrix and was held by her for phe creditors, legatees and bene- flolaries of her husband's will as per- sonality, and that Skinner could not en- force his claim as lien, his remedy being an action at law. Justice Steckler says that the defend- ant's claim that Skjnner cannot main- tajn his action because the estate is sol- vent and because his remedy is an ac- tion of law js no more a defense than it would be in a sult to foreclose a me- Rosalind sation, and on ATTORNEY FEES. CHAS, H. FLETCHER, New York City, Justice Steckler So Rules in} tories over counterfeiters and imitators of Castoria, and trust the time is not far Case of Mortgagee Dying] distant when these inferior and dangerous mixtures will be entirely suppressed. Bay ET TI OL ETI YET TT TT The Doctor Writes of Counterfeiters. Hyannis, Mass, May 12, 1900, Dear Mr. Fletcher:—I wish to congratulate you on your numerous vic- You aro right when you say in your advertisements that it is “Experience against Experiment.” I feel it to be an outrage, and an imposition upon the parents of little ohil- dren that my name should be associated with imitations of Castoria, dangerous to the health and life of these little ones who too often fight their battles for life in vain, ; Let me again commend you for the high standard you have maintained in the preparation of my prescription, and I confidently believe it is due to this scrupulous integrity you are indebted for the wonderful sale of Castoria to-day, and the steady growth it has had since I gave you the details of its manufacture in my laboratory thirty-three years ago. SONS : cit and has been made under his pere AVegetable Preparation for As- ||Kg sonal supervision since its infancy. similating the FoodandRegula- |/f o Allow no one te deceive you in this. ting the Stomachs and Bowels of |/i All Counterfeits, Imitations and ‘¢ Just-as-good”’ are but =a 7 Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Oastoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oll, Pare- goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio Promotes Digestion. Cheerful- ness and Rest.Contatns neither Opium, Morphine nor Mineral. Nor NARCOTIC. Railroad: NEW YORK Central Station. APE Roftal 8.454 1830 2 cig |. Mot ) . A stops. “D CB nk SM ee—iter D, |11.30 A P. M.—*BUFFALO 7 Sea falo, 11.00 P.M. Niagara P.M 1,00 F.. alte, 11.99 A.M. St. Late 1,00 catcano via Lave Shore, ff vie MG. 2.45 P.M The 20TH CENTURY 4.49 xrmiy’ 20 hour train to Chleago we 3.30 &. M—1ALBANY AND TROY FUER. 3D Due ‘Troy. 7.00 P. 3,35 P. M—AAUAANY AND TROY BXPRESS. 39 Local mopa. a Tho Kind You Have Always B: ana which has been, | £00 soghiz, ie peecintt 4 ia aap fer Over SO Jen, Han Det ve 5.30 tie, cn SM 8 ———————— uso for over ¥ has borne the signature of 6.00 © ower rasa. bears q 6.35 bi tre second morning. 9.30 f; Di —*RACHFTO, BXPRESS, 90 34 nowre by Michigan Central, by Lake Shore. + 11.30 2, 3 ONORT HER +3) PRESS. Cape Vincent, ENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER A, R, OUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE, M.*FAST MAIL 24 Dua Buffalo, 7-10. lo 4.48 P.M, Niagara Palle 6.45 P. Baftalo, 1.18 A. 7.55 P.M. |. —*SOUTH WESTER e Cincinnati, 10.45 A. . Lonia, 6.45 P. Albany, 6.40. 7.00 P.M. NTREAL EXPROSS via D. & 5 jand. 7.30 Fi, Sh "ADIRONDACK, 30 ISLANDS AND MONTREAL Pp. M.—*BUPF: SPRCTAL. is, Eames, ‘ALO AND, TORONTO : ‘Due Buffalo, 7.: Mu q ee Rochester. i ‘SPpOAL rer “Delty, Dally, exeept Sunday. ty, except HARLEM DIVISION. A. Mand 3.36 P.M. Daily, fun- eussion, and they could seo nothing. | y ss AV renee nes though they heard feeble groans throug! York, testified that Lorraine regis the eve of her sailing for America In aan ae Peete ae aneiere substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms 9.08 6 the dark. tered at the Hote) Rossmore, New | November, ism, ‘she married Robert /Entitied to judement for the sue of the and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhwa and Wind aU 320A Me aetundaye only at 246 FB . al Bureisa’ by) warsleasl your, adi é Lorraine, one of the handsomest and|sepvices actually rendered by him to x ee arte ners ar York, with a woman, on @ MIRDE ceverest of London actors. Busse, being $200 in each case Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation ‘Traine itominated sri binten Tat ore ee Jape Jetta aaa when Mies Opp was playing at| tise Opp was leading woman in Mr. SS —————— and Flatuleucy. It assimilates the Food, regulates the went cares at A Me eee 16 Brest; oine (ORB LTOMEME 8) light end thon eport, Coan. Faversham's company during the past! SUICIDE IN HOME FOR AGED. Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. | Wost 125th at, “Central Station, 196th st. they found Mrs, Milaowsky under the the daughter of Johnny | Season, though she left {t a few weeks gieleAL eA The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. cee eg Tyce. “and 108 Breedware Fd three elubs of the floor, Her head had | py. y years kept a saloon rors knowiece® a ee Coo eae Man of Eighty-four May Be One Prrelorh 38h Servet’ for New York heen crushed In and the corner of one |at . Sho was ambitious, | divorce became public. Miss Opp went 5 5 = 2 ecked from peetthe heavy slabs wea plunged al-'and after completing er schooling here|to England to rehearse the leading role} ila Ge Accom ‘eva fect Remedy for Constipa- GENUINE ALWAYS [SiGe Bio Wencn" Eien Oommen most through her body. ‘ghe went to London, where she achieved |!n Justin Huntley McCarthy's “If I] Josep! selghtysfour yeare old. | fl) tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, NEW YORK CENTRAL ROUTE r ing.” ; was found dead in his room In thy restic] ; Were King,” he having stipulated that | |!| Worms Convulsions .Feverish- Bears the Signature of BETWEEN NEW YORK AND BOSTON Firemen from a nearby fire house, Po- Hicoman Malcolm, of the Madison street ptation, and an ambulance were called, but the woman lay pinned to the floor by 600 pounds of stone slabs ten minutes before Battalion Chief Guerin and Ambulancé Surgeon An- derwon, from Gouverneur Hospital, came guid removed the slab that had crushed tm the woman's breast. She died as the ambulance reached the out of the hospital. When the panic was at its height Samuel Kopf came plunging down the stairs to learn the cause. When he saw | his” friend's widow lying crushed} ahe be engaged, It was rumored at the|Home for the Aged, No. 474 Herkimer time that Mr. McCarthy was deeply | Street, Brooklyn, to-day. The gas wae interested In Mise Opp, but shortly after| turned on and there were evidences of hor arrival in Bnglend she withdrew |4,ettempt to, close the cracks in the from the London cast. Some thme ago an attempt was made Simultaneously Robert Lorraine with- [Dy an old man and an elderly woman, ap é é Inmates of the home, to marry. The drew from the “Notre Dame" company | attempt was frustrated and the officials at Daly's Theatre and went abroad. His of the home would not make pubile the Interest in Miss Cissy Loftus, the di- identity o fthe romantic couple. vorced wife of Mr. McCarthy, was said to have been the attraction, Meanwhile Mr, Faversham was divorced and Mr. McCarthy tangled the skein tighter by falling in love with Miss Suzanne Shel- ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. Fac Simile Signature of NEW YORK. | Via Springfield and the BOSTON AND ALBANY (New York Osntral & Hudeon River R.R. Lessee.) Trains leave Grand Ci Station, Fourth ru and 421 street, New York, R. STUYVESANT WEDS IN LONDON Marries Widow of Dutch Count ! at St. George’s Chapel— 00 ee .00 r. 30 Pr Mey BAO Pr ML, 10.00 The Kind You Have Always Bought 32..2eee in Use For Over 30 Years. ie ‘sat H, DANIBA, General Superintendent. Genersl Passenger (WWE CERTAUN COMPANY, TT MUBAAY STNECT. MEW YORE OTe. WEST SHORE ee SEEKS DEATH FOR LOVE. MAHANOY CITY, Pa., June 16—Dte- appointed in love, Miss Kate Hume, twenty years old, ‘of Park place, ewal- lowed strychnine yesterday, from which and dying, his grief was wild. He lore; his hair and his clothing, and when the embulance drove away with her he ran vonind, ‘Keeping’ up with the speed of renzy. When they told him at the hospital that she was dead It seemed to quite un- seat his reason, and he was led back to his home In @ state bordering on in- sanity. He fainted when he reached home. ON TRAILOF WOMEN WHO STOLE A HORSE, New Rochelle Liveryman Has Traced His ‘‘Customers’’ All the Way to Pittsburg, and Will Follow Them. ‘The two women who hired # horse and carriage from Frank J. Keating, of Cen- tre avenue, New Rochelle, for the pur- pose of a short drive a week ago, have been located in Pittsburg, Pa. Mr, Keating and a policeman of New ltv- chelle left New Rochelle for Pitisburg| this morning. ‘The women when hiring the aid they were summer residenis. had hired the carriage the day and returned it in time, Mr, K the women, wealth and refinement, It was learned | that the women were joined by two men later, They were traced through Mount Ver- non, the Bronx, Bighty-sixth mreet, | New oom. and ‘to Jersey Cit here they the horse and carriuge by tail to burg. The police believe the women belong to a gang of horse thleves that have plundered the yloinity ‘New Roohelle for months, Liverymen n nelahvoring, to whe claim algo to have been by these eume respecta- ble persons. | WOMAN JUMPED FROM CAR. Worah MoCartby Leaped After Poekethook, Norah MoCarthy, twenty-six years old, of No. 189 Harrison avenue, Jer- sey City, while riding on an open| ley car on Grand street near Hen- mh jlawt night dropped her pocket- | She fu oe the moving car to t i. an eqverely ie Mes ocles palstlste? oot H8ey (6, geroue: ‘he pocketbook was ———_— MILLED BY A POLICEMAN, ELETON, rown Ging af the Bikton jai! yesterday Eo | with j trot of Choates and Other Diplo- matic Notables Were Present LONDON, June 16.—Rutherford Stuy- yesant, of New York, a brother of Mrs. Henry White, wife of the Secretary of the United States Embassy here, was married to-day to the Comtesse de Wessenaer, The ceremony, which was quiet, occurred at St, George's Chapel, Albemarle street. Joseph H. Choate, the United States} Ambassador, and Mrs. Choate, Henry White and Mrs, White, John R. Carter, second secretary of the Embassy, and Mrs, Carter and William C, Bustis, for- mer third secretary of the Embassy. and Mrs. Eastis attended, besides eral of the bride's relatives. Mr. and Mrs, Stuyvesant will return to the United States after a trip to the Continent, The bride 1s the widow of a Dutcl, 10 MUNYON’S DOCTORS AND REMEDIES FREE. i I want every sick person to send me their name and address and fu! particulars of their complaint, and | will send by ret mail, free of all charge, the remedy that I believe will cure them. Remember, there is no catch about tis offer, If you ( Rheumatism, don’t fail to send for 1 free vial of my Rheumatism Cure; } know it will cure you. If you suffer indige or any stomach uble, be sure and get a free vial my Dyspepsia Cure; it will enable you to eat what you like and all you like. It you have @ cough, send for my Cough Cure Lt your kidneys are out of order, no matter how Ct My Headache ( minutes, My somplatnts 10 you Md., June If—Marion c. oun Jj eune inflicted by Con. pnt WANTED. 20,000 TONS ANTHR HGITE BROKEN GOAL F. O. B., New York Harbor. Tenders will be received daily at 12 o’clock noon until Friday, June 20, 1902, at office of MANHATTAN RAILWAY CO., 195 Broadway, New York City, EER WnE ESTO S COVEN UNDO MESS enon don. mand the attention of the goods offered. A large No. 7 BKOOM, \elb. can Pure Black Pepper lb. can Best English Mus i 2-Ib: box Blue Ribbon Table Sa ALL THREE FOR large bottle Tower Lemonetie, now roady, a bottle Pre wittel or Tongue, ail Yrlb. can, CHOICE GROCERIES PRUNES..FLOUR. This offering for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday should com- price zoc., FOR THIS SALE . PEPPER—MUSTARD—SALT. Hem, Gborkins, Chow J Qo 9 | on Parlor Matches, Trivmph brand, Clder Vinegar, our beat, amr 76 BRAND | “= e225" 3c Excelsior Brant, « pack: Hall Bine, Biectrie brand, Kid g, ernie 5c Deliciously be c /* ustard, Buliere int, Q0 od Ammonia, Bat: Je Sweet and s 8c rehire Sauce, Peerlen Tender, or Lew tract 126 bist ‘bottle, wrapped, 13¢ 3 TASS 25 Parrles bret, « oap Powder, brand, 1 wecize sth, Bases nt 10s for C.. | en Perte: 4c she died soon after. STORES EVERYWHERE. 104 RETAIL BRANCHES every good housekeeper, not alone because of the exceptionally low prices, but largely on account of the superior quality of 3 Pounds of the finest 10-cent California Prunes, averaging 55 to the pound, and 3% Pounds of our Pride of St. Louis Flour, BOTH FOR 25 CENTS. SPECIAL. SPECIAL. | regular Anderson's Celebrated SOUPS, lim- 1 yfe | 2ic ited assortment; can, 6c.; three for . . SOAP—BLUE—SODA. 1 cake Butler's Borax Soa «lb. box Azure Laundr: 314 Ibs. Best Washing Sod; ALL THREE FOR value 4c +value 5c -value Sc erty brand. Je brand, tues 246 Cocoa, Bute: quality, YI. ESSIE TEA, - Very Best No, 1, All Kind: A POUND, 35c. COFFEE, Best Mocha and Java, A POUND, . 25c. Bros., SELL ——— OPEN EVENINGS. For Sale. 50 CENTS | PER WEEK. |_|CREDI1 wer, e., at 60 UNION hind CREDIT Manhattan Clot NBW YORK}, BROOKLYN, 700 | ‘RWI menis; lower DIAMOND-WATCH ( $1 WEBKLY, Michaels 5th Aye, and 9th St., Brooklyn, CLOTHING, FURNITURE, CARPETS HOUSE FURNISHINGS On$ 1.90 Per Week. Sewing Machines, New coula 8 ‘Dentistry. DIQECTLY OPPOSITE EHRICH'S. Nall work or SS money refunded. SEIS UP BEST TEETH, $5,57,$9. Painless Extractions Free, DR, RANKIN'S DENTAL PARLORS, 366 Sixth Ave., zie Brite LWAYS OPBN. (Directly Opposite Herald Building.) 610 SIXth AVC.) ast Nero Downtown Branch: anal & Varick Sta., New York City, en Daily Until 10 P.M. Op For Sale, For Evervbody. Ladies’, Gentlemen's Clothing on Gredit at cash prices 3E on! L.E S.Sirina' co. 2289 3d Ave, ttn | §84 Columbus Ave, is LOK at THI deliv’ LW. 8 81, 39 MAIDEN ‘If. tex Watches and Diamonds. YR Lowest Pri Reliable Goods. THANSACTIONS CONFIDENTIAL. Call, Write or Telephone, American Watch and Diamond Co, N LANE, 9 MAIL ‘Take Blevator, watch $10 at 600. per week; A Mek 9 Maiden lane. s-atitten “-|SETTLE ALL ARGUMENTS BY CONSULTING THE World Almanac. orsely ‘Tresied in the 1902 World + well printed and signa Bis, of newedeoiere °° * (New York Central follows, and 16 min. later foot West 424 st., N.R-: y = vi Fiver. PAINLESS DENTISTRY.) "6 rt —cncage Ripren Per #225 P.M.—Cont. Lim. for Det., Chi. (2 St. Louis. TEETH $1 nat i Week. 23.46 P. Call and get our estimates before] 33 B: going elsewhere, Lowest prices and 9.16 P. hest cuaranteed work in Greater New| ,7Daiy, York, Our instalment or easy-pay- Mi; Ba ment system—$1.00 down and $1.00 | Jersey cr weekly on cold and all work. ee ey NAIM 7p Pe Gold ilk Ny fy as, $2.00up, NS AZ Giver Pull Sota of Teeth.. Waterbury Dental Parlors, 414-416 Fulton St. 54 W. 23d St SOMETHING NEW—Ageats at once; wend Se, stamps for Archer keeps brush dey, Write for particulars, M, jor, 27 Relay’ pi Stamford, Comm. AGHNTS to welt Gokiemith'a complete ‘raterproot ‘collars and cults James "Sak! amit, ADVIOR Fitter 0) RAILROAD. & Hydson River RR. Lessee.) Trains leave Franklin St. Station, New York, a& 710 A.M.—Fer interm. points to Albany, 4.40 AM —{1) Catakill Mita, Exp. to Cateailis, 4D Saratoga and Mohawk Exprens, S > rs What would your dfather thought to Ravel hese carriage? Now “Autos” are com- mon, every-day sights. What would your grandmother said to have had her teeth extracted without pain? We extract them that way every day. One word is the keynote’ to both situations. That word is PROGRESS, When applied to our method it is never misplaced. We havea specialist for every department. All Work Guaranteed 10 Years, BROOKLYN: NEW YCRK: QA door west Abrabam (Opp, Biden Masee) (@ Straud'e.) Momre: BA. Mi to6 PYM, Bendays and Holidays, 9A. Mw 4 ML German, Freoch and Swedish spokem Agents Wanted. ‘2 Astor place. pualte Lawyers GEORGE ROBINSON, DIVORCE $50 fr’ Nissau on, cx Patents, yee tate’ ane oe ¥RE 245 Broad’