The evening world. Newspaper, July 23, 1902, Page 7

LOCAL. WERNER DISCHARGED. Jacob Wener, a wholesale dealer in 719 Broadway, honorably discharged by United States Commisioner Shields. of belng connected with smuggling scheme, His accusers sald he bought goods brought from He was accused and was on that had been OLD SLAVE IS DEAD, dead at Princeton, N..J, at the age When a boy ho by 8. Teakle nounces of elghty-seven Was bought Wallace. a big sla a ur years ran away and into slavery went to Princeton MATCH COMPANY ATTACHED. f has been granted in the Supreme Court against the National Match Company for $1,6%, in favor of Samuel A. Bennett on an assigned claim of Willlamsport, for white pine blocks sold to the The attachment w: on the ground that it Is a New Jersey Miss Ethel Lloyd, of No. 207 Hall street. Brooklyn, who has been an- noyed recently by an anonymous let- ter writer, when seen to-day said she had decided to drop the case. “Tam convinced that I will not be annoyed in future,” said Miss Lloyd, “and my parents and I have decided sot to put the matter in the hands of I tore up all the letters I immediately I think I know who wrote the, letters, but I must decline to make} public my suspicions. more letters I shall certainly place the matter in the hands of the police and the post-office inspectors.” Miss Lloyd is the daughter of Mr. | and Mrs. Gilbert Lloyd, and they be: lieve that the writer of the letters is quite prominent in| Brooklyn. They were so exasperated | at the annoyance that they had de- termined to place the matter in the hands of the police, but to-day re- ceived assurances that no more anon- | ymous letters would be written. Miss Lloyd Is nineteen years old and quite a belle in the hill section. first attempt to annoy her was made Thursday when the following announce- ment was published: j RENNIR—LLOYD.—Mr. JOHN A. RENNIE and Miss ETHHL LLOYD, of Brooklyn, have an- nounced their engagement. The engagement was promptly denied by both parties. The publication was at once connected with an anonymous let- ter of a sentimental nature which Mii Lloyd had received some days previou She turned it over to her parents and nothing was thought of it, but within the past week letters of a threatenin| nature signed by the Initials “F. J, F. | VISIT CROKER, irray C. Danenbaum, of the firm of Stern Bros. was the guest of honor at rat the Casino in Central Park last night given by Jesse Eppinger. the inner councils of He will spend some time in England and will see Richard R MASCAGNI, If I receve any telll, for five years Metropolitan nas been engaged by Mit- “BATTERY DAN? OPENS UP. the Tammany |@ man sociall: Works and refi NDIANA ON HAND. Indiana has arrived manoeuvres of the North on the land fortifications and sets commanded inson and Rear- fight between Admiral Higg TELEGRAPH. ON WAGER, 23,—Walter N. result suspicion narrowed down to two persons. One of these occuples a social | py» position of such prominence that the | workcd or greatest of care has had to be exercised, consumption, ed through he! st THE WORLD: WED) NESDAY EVENING, JULY 23, 1902. SOCIETY GIRL SUDDENLY DECIDES TO BE MERCIFUL. MissEthel Lloyd Learns! Who Wrote Anony- mous Menacing Let- ters to Herand An. That She Will Drop the Prose- MISS ETHEL LLOYD. have been received, ‘The writer inti-, the letters had been repeatedly read.| mated that {f an answer was not sent, addressed to the initials at the Brooklyn post-office, serious trouble to Miss Lloyd would result, Mr. Lloyd interested friends, and as a A valuable clue was discovered after While the handwriting was disguised it was observed that several phra: constructed {n a manner pecullar to the fund person suspected. Miss Lloyd became convinced that the threats expressed in the letters migit | fund with the expre ling on the grand life saving crusade of Anonymous let- ters have also been sent to a friend Miss Lloyd. wheelbarrow, undertook the feat on a su wld wheel the barrow jeath overtook him. CABLE. ARCHBISHOP CROKE DEAD. 23.—The death Is an- nounced of the Most Rev. Thoma: Croke, Archbishop of Cashel, Ireland. ARMY CHANGES, July 23.—Brig.-Gen. dore J. Wint has been assigned to com- the Second Brigade Brig.-Gen. Jesse M to Batangas when Brig.-Gen. Frank: M. Bell ds relieved, ATTACK EXPECTED. CAPE HAYTIEN, Hayti, July 3.—The Wg! authorities here have notified the Consular Corps that Cape Haytien 1a to be attacked by land and by sea and that they cannot guarantee the safety of foreigners, HAWAII REPUBLICAN SPLIT. HONOLULU, July 15.—The Territoria Convention of the Home: can party here ended in a split between and Prince Cupid, with about forty other delegates, bolted from the convention to form a new party in opposition to Delegate to Congress Rob- FOR THE SH NEWPORT, July 23—-A geant, two signal sergeants and two pri- have arrived at Fort Adams to preparations for n electrical ser- the combined | LONDON, July. ig the cables, of whi e have arrived. DMISHOP TALBOT’S CASE. THLEHEM, Pa., July 23.—A letter to Dr. T. M, Clark, Presiding Bishop of the Jspiscopal Church, He last night by Bishop Ethelbert bot, of the Central Pennsylvania diocese, who asks for a new court of inquiry in to the Irvine case and gives, the reasons, q over his own DOG SCARE AND MASSACRE. y., July 23.—There has been a great slaughter of dogs in this village and vicinity as the result of a A shepherd dog on hydrophobla scare dary farm of David James, miles from Arcade, some of the cow went mad and bit Rule Repubii- many dogs and fin- the two faction FOLLOWING PALEFACE WAYS. July 23.—The first blooded indian THRIE, Okla. on record of CLOCK TOWER MAY FALL. LONDON, July 2.—A despatch to the 8 from Venice reports that clock tower of Santo n8 of collapsing, and ave been ordered to Pah-Lear asked a legal separation Stefano sho: that precautions prevent Its fall. TOOLE’S STAGE JUBILER, LONDON, July 23. Sir Henry Irving and other friends, John the Jubilee ‘of his abandonment tof household duties, HOBSON CLIMBS A TREE. 1, July 2%3.—Capt. Hobson rescued d fallen from Its nest and climbed a tail maple to loud applause, A. T, WIKOFF DEAD. COLUMBUS, July 2%—Gen, Allen T, Wikoff, State Canal seventy-seven one time he was Secretary of State for Ohio, and later Adjutant-General, 4hreé years he was pension agent of the slumbus district, ES IN VAIN FOR CHILD. y July 2.—Mrs, with misconduct, — celyed thousands of letters fr who think they are e! which {s to disirlbuted a wearers of this season's straw hats. In company with robin that h at Brighton Toole received many gifts RFID IN SCOTLAND. LONDON, July 23,—Mr. Whitelaw Reid have returned of Scotland. meeting the mainder of his party at seat of Andre negie, to whica they had journeyed from London in an automobile, and, perhaps, winning Commiasiontr, Look in your stray World, Five hats FIVE PRIZES, $100 IN ALL, IN THE STRAW HAT HUNT. . Any Evening World Reader May Be Wearing a Lucky Hat. | Twentieth jE on Aug MY STRAW HAT Straw—No, Js of. Many Little Was purchased at. on or about ( aate) and bears this mark: and candy stand on Name Address Fill ont blank 5) P.O. Hox 1354. N. ¥, Cit Se : d mailto “Straw Hat Hunt, Evening World, The Straw Hat Hunt fs a liv Already ‘The Evening World has re {tled to the mong the tacky ‘The process of getting into the Hunt, u prize ts simp hat for a pe mark placed there by ‘The Evening ave been marked in this way—one In a Harlem store, one downtown, one on the east side, one on the west side and one in| | Brooklyn, Nobody except one Strong sued to-day for the possession of ear-old daugnter, strangers wi ad been eared for during the last ten was {Il in a hospital BACK FROM THE WAR. HALIFAX, N, 8,, July %.—The Sec- ond Canadian Mounted Rifles, who ar- PEOPLE IN GRIEF FOR LEDOCHOWSKI Thousands Crowd About Pal- ace of the Propaganda Where in State—Dem- proceeded west by rail immediately. M, L, CUTTER MARRIED. WPORT, July %3,—At Jamestown, Conanicut Island, Miss Marion L, ter, daughter of E. C. Cutter, of Wash- married to Lieut. Arthur T, 8..N., son of Capt. Coiby M BN. Body Lies onstrations in Poland. ROME, July 28.—The body of Cardinal Ledochowski, who died here yesterday, was laid in state this morning in the Chapelle Ardente of the Palace of the Propaganda, where \t was subsequently visited by all members of the Bacred SHINGTON. eet EXTRADITION REFUSED, WASHINGTON, July %3.—The State Department will make no further effort of the now consid suing orders prohibting all kiseln train @heds or stations or on cary forms. The Central officers recently or dered that all rice throw hibited in the train ehods of and now the ban of kissing Is to bel h promulgated, Tho close friends of the deceased and Veccia and on personally per- offices and arranged the body for burial, The Chapelle Ard dition of auch repre Far East of Rosenthal & Co, of New Xork, as are believed to be implicated in the oll frauds, COGHLAN COMING BACK, WASHINGTON, derstood thut it does n about Kissing, but thay lated, It may be don iwoina, In carriages wid on | but ih the train side forms, it deciar mte Is now open to ‘The Plawsi di Spagna, where the Palace of the Propaganda stands, te people, including many eager to obtain ad- Letters and telegrams of sym- pathy are pouring in from all quarte! The grief of Poland, Cardinal chowsk!'s native country, national demonstration, dead Cardinal having been persona non grata to Russia and Germany on ac- advocacy of Polish in- July 2. — Rear-Ad- miral Coghlan, who took Lord Paunce> fote's body to England, and is now on home, will join the quadroh with his fla; lyn. and take part in the summer man- crowded with American pilgrims new order, It js gald, will go Sept. 1 KILLING SOLDIRS. WASHINGTON, @, — Aslatio cholera has recently killed thirty-two ican soldiers, eunlty Hist forw, amounts to known of the New York church chvlr! the War De- is 2 addition to the count of his ON THE CENTRAL, that the Practice Hinders Traffic and They Will Put a Stop to It. ROCHESTER, N, Y., July 23 —OMmctals ew York Central Katlroad are | their road, | The company, it is anid, wanis it un ure 20 mu: rt rogue] A nee and a nindranc —_— noveral GORDON IN COMIC OPERA, Mackensle Gordon, one of the in to be heard next most successful of the recent Londun musical 1 there by desig 3 lowing Instruss tions tn send lover's tell whi ening will be entitled to TOO MUCH KISSING CHILD BITTEN BY ANGAY BULLDOG Officers of the Road Say!Ten-Year-Old George Schrei- Is Terribly Torn and Physician Fears that Hydro- Phobia Will Set In. for | withdrawn ‘Thurs | posit colye De, Gurdne' and & toll ex Ten-yvear-old ¢ ng the adyisablilty of Ie] avenue feroclou Van ay while he was | | nis nome. BOOTS FOR BABY CAMEL, won in| were ‘Milver Slipper,” which John C,] an Fisher js to present. It is one of sho| weleht on. th leather boots was made by & farcea, and these have been worn ou! 80 Weak thin sravaled by saterrh extending into the middle SIEGEL-COOPER ~ SALE FOR BABES |The Big Store Will Give a Percentage of Its Friday Business to The Evening World's Sick Babies’ Fund, i | he by cautions rt to give ers yeey fo ehildren in the A whe pre 1 to he cote the Sick Babies’ eoting fe No sneh thortred or co enane sare nue Many Wo received complia of frandul of hin k Na er eet THE SUBSCRIPTIONS. acknowledged Jenberg, Martin Goode Minor Loncheim, Ant - nt Hitle collectors: Kdward Dwyer and nd Lucey Campini, Liltte ch, Stella “Miler airice Magnus and Kelly, Loulse bode and nkmann, Charley Her Third ave \J and George Rasmussen klvn Avil Macowsky, 30 Visth st iM ge of the entire sales at Rig 8 next Friday ted to the Evening World Sick Bablest Fund. Every year since their New York Was first opened the Slegel-Coo- npany have set a a week Quting which part of each day's sales were turned over to some local charity In order to y for these es throughout thelr Immensd house This not only gives charitably dispo: persons who choose that week to buy special value for their money, but mak s arger In every way the amount givem™ to the vartous charities. This coming Friday, July 2%, Is the} which the Siegel-Cnoper store set apart for The Evening World Sick Ralles’ Fund. Knowing the wonderful amount of good accomplished by the nong the children of the poor, the ‘ooper Company gives a per- centage of its day's sales Friday to the 8 purpose of help- {ts doctors, Apant from the generous action of this firm, other benefits for the sick ba- bles are afoot, On July 30 a big benefit will be ten- dered at A, D. Buschmann’s Golden Horn Casino, Third avenue, near Nine- ty-sixth street, Brooklyn, On the same [day John M, MacDonough will give the baubles a benefit at his Manhattan Hotel | and Theatre. Cropsey avenue and Bay reet, Bath Beach. benefit for the fund will be Arverne Hotel, Arverne, L. A seaside given at the ntrbutions to the Evens World Mavies’ Fund should be addressed he Cashier (of the World. Building. New York Clty. Pulitzer THE CON ‘olkn Help the Sum: mer € y Ve sold lem ted $1.55, which we send, with beat w hoping It will help rome little sufforing tot, Martha J. Rasmussen, 49; Georg: Harmusnen, aged Inclosed please find $4, receipts of a lemonade rth street, near Smiih dom remaining 4n pied each As announced number can be ory sufferer from Hay Bevery tin, Catarch, Dente huraday, CONTID CLIED ata nth ine and He NOT On MON Judin Sant HAY PHY ASTM ely Consunipe VenVous mx CAVAMBED Nose stopped us espeta Teuuiig HNTOURH Mout, Abroat Alled SOT 4 Coating. DEABNENS —Usyally reaviting trom or ag- ~ UNIFORMED POLE the firm during such weeks | ‘ays inaugurate a series of special | it is sald. he has been out of work. le Eke ie hats “heeedae | Waterbury Dental Parlors, Hables’ Fund lemonade in street the fom Busy Hees yonty -foui Feet for 6.00 two days’ work, May tt help the sick bables We hope to do betier next week. Irene Mellen 6.35 FORNINEDAYSONLY rs BRONCHITIS, CATARRH, 925.00 NERVOUS EXHAUSTION R'S OFFICE, 435 FIFTH AVE. CREDI sat de Sa | LES Szine co ty | §84 Columbus Ave. iit. AD , i oT | AUHINESS ATIICTLY CONFIDENTIAL CREDIT, . mesure & correct BOY STABBED BY Gayly Dressed Foreigner Runs Amuck in Jersey City and Wounds a Child of Seven Years. Hond Langton, a seven-year-old was returning with his parents to No. 7 Morris street, Jersey A excairsion early this when a oman in the britlia m of a Polish soldier ran in the street amd stan the the left: cheek. ysed to one of « Polish festival, He oat with ve Ww ochevrons and a gray and gay feathers, He fan away ohild was Clty Hospital, Cody by sifeet police, is searching for James Plannagan, ay vothe Me mery street In Ch. was stabbe nhl or refusing to Plan utting his right: wrist at Barrow to als ting: hier wound ar aad T S . MUST CLOSE AT 9.30. Dentist? Place M Get — ML Sunday George Skane, the of an f amusement parlor at No East One NO PLATES 3 had in the Harlem Court to-day on a’ sum- 2 orn, ee Lom eee ERR ENS © winsow ae Ri ty-fifth street, who tha ie - conduete puis usu that it If you have good teeth take aaitreye ls i that tn ns Occupy iig the wagons |p care of them. If you have bad |] trains arrive : Were univ ie to siven and || teeth have them attended to. We }] ss as infested by rowdies, | tare 9 ~ iti 3 Te eae Tae harged that the place was|| don’t care what the condition of Sy att 2b Ss rae onen on ordered. that the| | YOur teeth, we can fix them up fj"! reetis pasa iE a lowed every night at 9.80} and guarantee satisfaction, If I yound trains except the "20th (Gens Titenre it he wants 1) heed oferta || too far gone, we'll make a new 36's ana nay, Sate Ree set—extract your teeth in the re arriving: thme at Gremaag nirn moming without one bit of pain TRIED TO DIE BY GAS. and have the new set ready for N85) Joneph Koahler Put a Tube in Mis || You to wear home at night. No Nitkin BIRONDACK. MnO Month, charge for Examination or Con- NE MONTREAL ag Joxeph Koabler, a former Bowery || Sultation. “barker,” sixty-four years old, at- All Work Guaranteed 10 Years. tempted to kill himself by gas to-day |] fall Sets of Teeth + $5.00 in his room at No. 22 East Forty- Gold Crowns, 22 kara + $3.00 +++ $0 up hinth street. He was taken to Flower || Gold Fillimgs. Wh --. $00, ap sot Silver Fillings. ‘oahler {8 a widower. For some time, seriou = BROOKLYN: NEW YORK: 414-416 Fulton St. 54 W. 23d St. street. Hoping this will help some poor alck dables (24 door went Abraham (Opp, Kieu Muses.) ft Ellen Sigley Genatte Sigiey, @ Streu's, Visite. 3P 3 Edward Dwyer, award Dann, Lake Shore, 27 via Mou: 4 b ARATOG A LOMiTED. Patrick Helly James Dunn, Incloned you will find $3 for The World's Sick SARATOGA LIMITED. sat 1.50 P.M FLYER, Due Ateny 4 Y AND TROY is ie Tights a 3.35, 4.00 5.30 closed you will find . the proceeds of Beatrice Magnun | 7.30 | 8.00 | 9.15, 9.20 ‘enty-fourth enty fourth mroat 60, collected for the Sick Brinkman, 1981 Thin} Well-known NEW YOILK 1492 Third avenue s i $10.00 FREE THIS WEEK. SIGHT OK. callecte § Kathinan ek making F Emily ‘ i vision or Fen adjusted to thet proper we will well y ongh tala ASTHMA, HAY FEVER, 180 F a TADWA , NEW YORK. | ! Dit light. Dpen until 6 o'clock SATURDAYS inclu ‘away he Stree HAND CHAIN, cong Ge : i NEW YORK CENTRAL DEAFNESS AND 810.00. oF es oie . B vot i atte See oe? | NEW YORK, BOSTON Tia ing. Written Gust AND NEW ENGLAND. e R0.00 DSTON AAD ALBANY. RATLROAD, \ River RA, Lessee) DIAMOND HING, al & Hudeo TOTAL EXPENSE rand Coainal Station. Fourth ayes Fy Non Mah an tlloges st. 80 eae 112.00 coon, 94.00% tm » York, 3.30 CAM 1nd ote, ae 180 BROADWAY, NE fm pa | Open until 6 o'ele-k Saturdays tuolide entra Stations ee GkOkOs H. DANIBUE Rap | agent Hn Pamenger Agent. a rKinR nai REFERENCE CAScS. 6. contuning hi Bes RAILROAD, +) & River RR. Gardner fe the patient ho ha ured Butt. Dat oh Slag Fails, Det aC Watches and Diamonds. Lowest Prices, Reliable Good Amer'can Watch and Diamond Co, | , H ie FURNITURE | $530 WORTH | DOWN, j St WE LY NID 13 W. 14TH sT.| 2G7 WE T 125TH ST | , , iN | NEWYORK ,! SCHOOL O} at hi ; \ 435 Fifth Aves tan | VAMONDA patehen, a oe ok, | JOURNALISM. Choy wh show! Patents ADVICH FREB—Vatwnte pew (oo way. ocenmary & if dentvred 4 | Agnonle, A LAK gold-siiffened waton $10 at Ho. por week; | veatorw’ Guide FABE. ropresepla.ive calla A, ASCH, 9 Malden lane wat Attorusys, 245 Broad a lela eh i 5 ie ee