The evening world. Newspaper, June 30, 1902, Page 3

STRANGE NOTIONS. Than Venus—Held in Belle- vue Pavilion. “TIRE Cay PTR MURPH ARES JUNES GO00-6Y HIS BRIDE THE GUESTS. ONAREST OF DMS annanytasora rer Gut ana Anan das Make Merry with Newly Wed Couple. Month of Roses This Year| One of the Coolest of Which) the Weather Bureau Has a, Record. A beautiful young Mussian girl was to-day taken from the Baron Ae Hirsch ‘Home for Girls on Bast Slxty-third street to the insane pavilion at Bellevue Hospital for examination as to her ean!- ty. The girl declares herself more beau- tifal than Venus and betleves she te a distinguished opera singer. She gave her name as Fanny Schivfinan and her age twenty-two years. She ts believed to have a brother In this city, who lives, or did live, on Madison ave- Brneing and cool as a day in carly spring Js the last day of the month of roses, which this year will be known as one of the coolest Junes in the h's- tory of the Weather Bureau. One year ago to-d: t thermometer registered 100. Twelve persons died of the heat and fuily a hundred were pros- trated and carried to the i Really warm days June, ‘The heat was only as 8. The usual June sc to put in gn appearance and t of temperature were equable mal temperature of the twenty-five years past has Brees, but this year the a be fully one degree below th Miss Gchurman came from Russia a year ago. While waiting ia the reception-room at the hospital she talked freely in broken English. She sald that phe had sung before royaity and could not un- derstand why the erlean people |should be so unappreciative, en, and Vil sing for you." ahe and then sang several ‘airs In a soprano voice, which showed evl- deace of cultivation AstHma (URED, Also Consumption, Bronchit’s and Catarrhy necessity. The glory of the man and the shirt waist girl h: persistently frostbitten A more glorious day than this hardly be imagined, but the apolc was necessary after yesterday, when a two inch ral 1 was registerc dowepour being continuous f o'clock until twilight. The ra the month hed the enc of alx inches—almost 100 per ¢ the normal. Rain and cola weather have heen gi ral throughout u IRS. CHARIZS fn TORPHY Prof.Robert Koch Sev lo Indiana and Tennessee. the discoverer of the germ polson ———_ gS ae that prod } ! Charles F, Murphy, the Benedict, when he was an east side boy and € 0 nsumption ey Triumvir of Tammany, back from she a rosy-cheeked svhoolgirl. Herjand ot ut [yt # Koch Tubercu- Saft we 4 his wedding honeymoon at Atlantic) family moved away. Nascdae WIE City, wags only less honored than his She became Mrs. Scully. Later she|the germ and lung dis- Gab | | bride as a guest at the an-| took Mr. Graham for a second hus-| Gases x George Ru ree-Year-| ‘ ae 5 pert’s Three Year |nua ion of the Anawanda band, and now, as charming as in the| Nearly a thonsand actu: on Was Pitched Into) Cinb, of which he ie the patron saint, days when she first met “Charlie” |Dlete cures have been ma the Street and the Wheels | to-day. Murphy, she has become Mrs, Charies| “(7k td vicinity. Over 600 testimo-| + watery rt : . vs ey nals from grateful patients are on Crushed His Head. Myrphy, having got all the fun |}, Murphy, whose husband has carved) file. Call and sce it testimonials | _ he wished out of the mystery of WhO) out a fortune as well as risen to the | 4nd call on the patients themselves, ithe lady was he had honored with his ne treatinent given if preferred, | Tt being the third birthd. celal! prepared iF Rajypert his ton practical leadership of ‘Tammany -|name, brought her back to town to Hall ; y be immediately recognized by a host Margaret Graham. hearts as children, a Jupparatus, without extra c Na The Anawandas, of the Eighteenth | charge for consultation, ex: Assembly District, went to Laurel-| Ud trial treatment. Call on or write : ton-on-the-Sound for the day, where | the Koch Lung Cure, 18 West 224 aireot, Brooklyn. 1 years ago than any one would fr. and Mrs, Murphy were honored, St» New York, for illustrated booklet | boy lying across his lap. jgive the boyish-faced chatrman of The couple will live at No, 309 Bast | °C@*#inins symptom blank. iupped, when he started out, the Tammany Triumvirate credit for, | Seventeenth stre fellow on the seat 5 | him, Avout a block from the 1} & rough place in the creat was ¢ Brooklyn. a neem} NO SLUMPS, BUT DAILY, REQU- LARLY, month in and t countered, wagon lurched the Body of William Jones Recovered, . ite ‘i nd month out, in boy" wag pi Ko the nicest.” Bef é| ha-body of AWilllam Jones, of-No. | che ase Bice aeeer era itiand. in| New York City circulation The the horse could be stanped the whe y , of No. 9 . , while at worl Rae eae ee ee vita: | Duane street, who was a prisoner tn the,/on wie doek pf the Island on June 2, fel World maintains a lead of Tens of Killing | overboard. | Thousands over apy other paper, A Bold Move A LUCKY STROKE A large and reputable wholesale clothing house in trouble; they were overstocked with 10,000 Outing Suits, and forced to sell at once; they came to us for an outlet; we made them a spot cash offer of 40 cents on the dollar, which was accepted ; the suitsare here and will be sold for one-half their actual value. They will bg divided in three lots; on sale to-morrow morning. LOT !—Men's Outing and Summer Suits, Made up of Homespuns, Tweeds, Cassimeres, Cheviots and Flannels. All wool materials in neat stripes, A checks and mixtures; light, mediam and dark effects—flannels have belt straps and turn up bottoms. Actual values $10 and $12.. LOT 2—Mei’s Outing and Summer Suits, All the newest and most wanted patterns are embraced in this lot— all the fabrics that are sought after (5 are here. Striped Flannels, Nobby = Cassimeres, Cheviots and popular Homespuns, originally made to sell for $13 and $15............ LOT 3-—Men’s Outing and Summer Suits, Cut from fine imported woollens, indigo blue serges, rough finished cheviots, handsome homespuns and 6) swell-patterned striped flannels made ‘ up in a manner that would reflect credit on high-class merchant tailors; actual values $18 and $20..---.0,, “HATS ON THE RUN, | Throw the old, dingy hat away. Genuine South American Panama Hats, trimmed and untrimmed, large and small shapes, bona tide ss (00 & $10 qual: ities, — BOYS’ OUTING SUITS, in all worsted fabrics, Scotches, tweeds and 5 homespuns, ages 15 cars (0 20; values 12, for BOYS' BETTER GRADE OF OUTING SUITS, i | imported flantels, ig homespuns, Scotches, | very swell, ages 15 to lf years; values $15, wlorClalhing (0 STBWART BUILDING, Broadway, Corner Chambers Street, ‘COPYRIGHT 08 arc BOT (All Bisuis Meaerved by Taylor Clothing Co.) Bh dhe ntast fing rool nw W Preparing for the Fourth! Aye, he? ea Fourth! It's ost here. Already one hears the sputter! z snapping of tirecrackers. In a short time din will become a tornado of glad discord. FI proudly in the breezes everyhere. The memory of that Se day in 1776 is revivified. of-Julying. Trips tot me, many needs for thi day, ephigie 4 and Sunday, Three days of ho y e seashore, to the mountains—and where not? We have carefully ti idaying. Thousands are preparing to ion. The Big Store is radiant in its wealth of attractions for the ‘o-day’s announcement is a partial reflex of the many welcome things that are awaiting you Bathing Sues. Caps and Shoes for Women a Bees. BATHING SUITS, bius flaanel and briliantive, prettily trimmed with white braid; also white duck 95 Uimming. 2 MISSES’ BATHING SUITS, blue viintantee Deas, aisee ® 40 10 with white braid, years, 1,95 BATHING CAPS, oateon, rubber lined, 10 BATHING CAPS, eateen, rubber lined; also plain rubber, 25 BATHING CAPS, sateen, rubber lined, bandanna style, 49 BATHING SUIT BAGS, blue serge, rubber lined, ne 493 BATHING SHOES, black and white canvas, 25c., 29c, and 49 (Second Floor, Centre.) Grunksot AuiKinds. Lowest New York Price: In these days of packing and un- packing, of short trips and pro- tracted tours, many people live practically in theirtrunks, A good trunk is a treasure, a poor one worse then none. The Siegel Cooper Trunks are strongly made of best materials and guaranteed. We have them here in complete assort- ment, each one reliable and the best of its kind. All size: 28-inch sizes, $4.50 to 20.00 40-inch sizes, $5.00 to 50.00 All intermediate sizes and the 42- inch size in some numbers. Visit our great Trunk Department and fselect whatever size and quality is required. (Serand Floor, Take & ; Women ’s i Summer Outing Dresses, i\ \ Handsomely Made, as Pictured * in Illustration, : A specially attractive value for Fourth of July. Ue Of watural linen color Batiste; waist with all- over yoke, front and back and wide lace trimming, \) cll ‘Nee : hon sleeves, with Jace flanges; oldirt p Ay profusely trimmed in an entirely novel) manner. Ar\ Also the same sys of dress, made v Jaye up in white Dotted Swiss, at the same price. (Second Floor, Front.) & rench Vat, Laces and Insertions; Hiso Other Great Lace Rarguins. Exceptionally attractive specials for Tuesday : CES E POINT DE PARIS IMITATION FRENCH VAL.LACES AND INSERTIONS, | OUCH cee ANDIPLATSE, VAL. PER DOZEN YARDS for regular | LACES, with tneéttions to match; 19e, He. qualities. also faxcy cotton Galloons in white apd ecru; former prices up to 2Sc. PER DOZEN YARDB for regular | 25e. We. qualities, . yer yard, to-morrow, Pet and 7/7) yerd, PER DOZEN YARDS for regular ALL’ SILK CHANTILLY AND bs PSe, soc. qualities. MECHLIN LACES, from 3 to 15 inches wide, qualities bave sald up FANCY COTTON ALLOVER NET, in stripes and figurer, formerly 6Sc. SID te 78. per yand, tomar, Be per yard) Caemeno ws (Main Floor, 19th St) Women’s Smart Outing Hats. he Season’s Chocriest Creations in Shirt Waist and Outing Hats. Two hours before this advertisement was written the hats described below were admitted to the receiv- m, This will show you how new they are. The very hats you've probably been looking for in vain elsewhere. Price wonderfully little, but that i makes them all the more captivating. 25 CASES OF WOMEN’S WHITE DUCK SAILOR HATS, with tan crowns, trimmed with the new double two-toned wings; brim edged with velvet to match. This is the smartest Shirt Waist and Outing Hat of the season. It is really equal in point of style to hats that command mor: than twice C as much elsewhere. Specially priced at 10 quart size, i 3 tit hite, all lors; 50 CASES WHITE DUCK HATS, with stitched brims; brime 5 ched with white, also colors, 28e Wo sbe catia teas eae specially priced at Sapanese Goods For Fourth of July Decorations, JAPANESE LANTERNS, Snch nize, JAPANESE LANTERNS, 11-inch 9) aize, Other stylos in large assortments up to 50 JAPANESE PARASOLS, from $3.95 15 [APANESE INCENSE, per package i 10 envelopes, 15 J JAPANESE FAN SCREENS, full a opcend, 15 (Second Fioor, Hear) Goy Cannon. ‘Won't Explode” Kind, Nothing takes the place of the toy cannon in the heart of cele- brating Young America. Elimi- nate danger and buy the best. FIR) CRACKER CANNON, 45 POWDER CANNON, made of brass; 70} rellable, (Second Floor, Toy Department ) Summer Yoods. For Picnics and Outings. GLASS LEMON, JUICE EX- 9) TRACTORS, 3¢., Sc: aud Soke ceR, ‘strong and durable SQUEEZER, otrong and durable, Ti, 15¢- and 28 LEMON KNIVES, Ginch size; IS B genuine Sabatier, LUNCHEON AND PICNIC BAS- KETS, single cover, 45, and 60 DOUBLE COVERED BASKETS, 05¢,, 75c. and i 00 LUNCHEON BASKETS, 5 different Kinds: value 75¢.; choice, 20 FOLDING LUNCHEON BOXES, soeilupanued aud fancy denigus, A ALUMINUM COLLAPSING DRINKING CUP, 45 2-01. ICE-CREAM BRICK, extra ERT; ns highly paliatea, 40 KNIVES AND FORKS, cocodolo handles, good quality steel, 6 knives, 6 forks, in eet, 45 TEASPOONS, nickel-plated, white metal, per dosen, WOODEN PICNIC PLATES, 61x, ‘an8 73-2 inch aise, per dozen, ‘THE PATENTED JULEP PAPER STRAW, 100 packages, ‘THE PATENTED JULEP PAPER STRAW, 500 00, ‘oor. 19th St. Alste) (Basement) Chitton Veilings Hammocks, Lawn Goods, 19¢. por yd. Gents, Swings and Croguet Sets. Value 39c, e Handsome Rin, Chenille Dotted CHIFFON ie, ‘thas | RABMOCKS (40x CANVAS SEAT AND BACK hd VEILINGS; 18 inches wide; newest Paris | O11, ‘aye pillow and valance | able peta color combinations. value $2.00; special at aS pever sold for 1288 than $1. 7 MEXICAN GRASS HAMMOCKS; TENTS: 8 os. white Guck wall mmm Ht plain amd in colors; at 9Sc., 85c. y 3 Women's and J, HAMMOCK SPREADERS ; “for 740.45.9S; Oxo, above; each, iL 's ummer Tock WAT. Vy) HAMMOCK ROPES; the kind that ee RR Bo New stocks tor golf and outing hold; each, FO) ie ate teas te 4,95 Wear, made of the latest mater’ CLOSE WEAVE HAMMOCKS JAPANBSE STRAW STOOP MATS, two Walte and coloie; advertieat cleo at prices ranging {rom Sic. to. Do 4d | size, cool and comfortable: ae apy I We have the fluest selection of tasty de- 15 inches, (Mein . Front) PESR: (Matn_ floor, From.) signs and colors ‘n the city. 20 inches, 10 fe Tcl y, FERRIS LAWN SWINGS; nat- CROQUET SETS--%4-6 ball ural finish supports; red swinging all neatly painted ‘and warned: Baby Vehieoles, fear Mo Tate far two Dat 07.5) packed eat wooden ts, al Ap exceptio al opportunity for se- FE aS alte B09 5°9 P 00, i 5 No. 2; for high-class do OS | oat sets at prices ranging W258 wath 6 curing @ bi BABY CAR- Hece nabetocesa: wali? 87 RIAGE ‘or GO-CART at much be- CAMP CHAIRS, - foldin yes stocks of ‘ew low the regular price. ‘Think of it, back; canvas seat; value St, | pended Tetaae th ts teeing mere only $12.00 for a vehicle which coat LAWN SETTERS. 4 foot; ‘red, Le a ees a more to make, There are 25 styles, with natural wood finish seats; | partment at the right prices: goods improvements, extra strong; value $1.50, 8S) Bre Gunning A 4 LAWN SETTEES, 5 foot, el? AS Sept Boating . upholstered as above, \r agols with pretty I : FOLDING CANVAS STEAME! Cyeling fom ach ope has been speci CHAIRS, with arm rest, 73 And allJuly 4th supplies. priced, Your choic With arm and foot rest, 5 {Second Floor, Take Kacaiatos,) “Double Value’’ Shoe Sale. Ghousands of Pairs of What Are Unquestionably Wonderfully Great Shoo Values. It’sthe sort of sale that gives birth to inspiration, for it presents an enormous variety of really extraordie nary opportunities, We guarantee every pair of Shoes in this sale just 48 broadly and squarely as made them ourselves and sold them at the regular prices. Prices Average About Salt Less Chan Usual, The event iseven greater than last year's, fcr, as we told you, stocks are larger, varieties are greater and assortments more liberal. The shoes in this sale come from the big factories down East that bave closed for the usual summer inventories and repairs, Details: WOMEN'S SHOES. aT WOMEN'S BLACK ;} AT WOMEN'S OX- AT The Shoes ate ef ar IS, DONGOLA KID 69e xiv oxrorn vine “AP O,FORE, FBS a 4,90 sas id ona calf, tenn SHOES, button and nips, kid tp, all sizes; $1.00 gigct puotty vt amd and black kid amd calf; the Ou ail izes, $2.00 value. *| apd $1.25 valuce. Sutned tal ‘ Chet | fords are of black kid and patont ar BLACK KID|AT WOMEN'S Ox. {28% pti ecvetal Jeather; most of the ahoen ip this! 14S suors, buitea| ISe vod runs, of tan oss 2p SABE Shoes: 211 95:00 os nave Goodyear welled salen, gad laces and Tan Kid 1468 gud black kid, 4 diflerent atylee; | MEN'S SHOES AND | 4nd are 48 good ae any 63.58 values. - alt eizes; $1.50 aud $2,00 values, OXFORDS. shoos anywhere. “a . seria : ? ar SHOKS A 5 Er Weak WOMEN'S OXFORDS. 47 7 OD syns! ‘aioks | oy 9 RPO pd light aT OXFORD TiBBot AND OXFORDS: cot all aizes of | kid, calf, patont kid tan, Rusaia calf, each atyle, but cheie are all sizes | leatven a) the best mali 4; single and im the lot; if you are ‘too fas | sites, 54,00 to $6,00 vi 5 92,00 and ary you cap save $1.00 to | beat re most 1p | 61,58 op . >