The evening world. Newspaper, August 13, 1902, Page 5

eee: WOMAN THREATENS CHATFEE'S LIFE. Widow of Soldier Says She Will Kill General If She Does Not Get Satisfaction—Has Made Charges, She Says. Prepared to take the law into her own hands, Mrs. Almle Wh Ariz., is coming to New Yor éxpecta to have a settlen with Chaffee when he arrives from the Phi.|| his death bed her husband ted a pledge that she would profer charges against Gen. Chaffee for alleged cruel treatment at Camp McDowell, a post near the San Carlos reservation, Ari zona. ‘ Mrs, White charges tha then a major, sent home, which was just vation, burned their house o all their cattle, In the despatch from FE! Paso Mrs, White says: “Iam golng to New York to meet Gen. Chaffee, and if he does not give me satisfaction I'll shoot him dead in his tracks, I have prefered charges, but he nted them from getting before Con- ss. 1 have told Gen. Miles about @nd he says for me to wait. I : walted loige nough. I want a sett! ment, and I am going to have it. 1 have his Ife or satisfactory reparation. BABY NOT LOST: ONLY SLEEPING en. Chaffee, But Before Little Martha Gray |: Turned Up All Greenwich Village Was Astir. Five-year-old Martha Gray had Green- wich Village turned topsy-turvy last night by the report that she had been kidnapped, Martha 1s a brown-haired little beauty and lives with her parents at No. 18 Gay street. Her mother is janitress of a flat-house In Ninth street, and during the day Marthe is in the care of her sixteen-year-old sister Nel- lie, She was let play about the streets all day yesterday on account of the fine weather. She ran up to her father and kissed hi mwhen he got home from work last evening, but when Nellle went out to call her for supper she was not to be found. Her companions knew she had zone, but where, when or how was quite beyond them Mrs, Gray raised a terrible commotion when she got home after dark and found fcr Httle one missing. She aroused the whole neighborhood and packed her hushand off to Police Headquarters to report the child's disappearance. Neigh- bors dropped in to extend sympathy, ‘There was no sleep in the Gray home or in the immediate vicinity, for Mrs, Gray's grief was vociferous. About 4 o'clock this morning, having worked herself up into a frenzy, she threw her hands above her head and uhrieked at the top of her voice: ‘Mat- tle, Mattie, wherever you are, in God's name come to me!" ‘There was a stir under the bed, and a very sleepy kid crawled, blinking, into the light. She was much mystified by the crowd of neighbors and her mother’s denu rstrative greeting. After Martha was fully awake she explained that she felt tov tired after her day's play to think of supper, and she crawled up- stairs and under her, mother's bed to sleep. She had slept a’ solid nine hours through all the excitement caused by her disappearance. PRETTY GIRL'S BODY IS WASHED ASHORE Eighteen Years Old and a Blonde, It Is Believed She Committed Suicide by Plunging Into Union Lake. ————_ MILLVILLE, N. J., Aug. 18.—The body of a pretty young woman was washed ‘ashore at Union Lake, near here, and it fs believed that she committed sulcide, Bhe 1s a blonde, about eighteen years old and a@ stranger here. There was nothing about her by which she could be identified. ‘The body was found by boys who were | | | | ' | | | running down the beach when they saw It 1s believed face burled in the sand. this city that the young woman came to and went directly to the lake, where she jumped in. RUN OVER BY TRAIN. Daniel Smith Is Killed Near Van Nest Station. Daniel Smith, forty-seven years old, of Amherst, Mass,, was run over by aftrain of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad at the Van Nest station, Hoth his legs were almost cut from his body, The man was taken to the Fordham Hospital and died there. The police say they think Smith was stealing a ride on the train, had been chased by some train hand and had “tarted to cross the tracks when he was nessok by a train passing In the oppo- gate firection, —__— LEG BROKEN BY A CYCLIST. | Wheel Runs Down James Cullen, Who Is Sent to Hospital, | James Cullen, thirty-six years old, of | No, 85 West One Hundred and Forty-) sixth street, while crousing the street at | No, 80 IMfth avenue to-day was knocked down by a cyclist, His left leg was fractured and he was taken to Har- lem Hospital The cyclist escaped and bis name was arned, The ‘polloe axe ooking for the body lying near the water with the| | | | ———__ | | I turned for When he appeared a ish told FLORENCE BURNS AT SARATOGA? Girl Looking Very Much Like Is Seen at an Office Her on City. Broadway SARATOGA, Aug. 18—It ts believed that Florence Burns Is in Saratoga. Several persons who say they know her say they have seen her, an office near Broadway and ent If there was a money order for rances Burns.’ He produced a money order for “Plor- ence Burns.” She ei rezognized In her t! lyn girl who figured der case and aske “Are you not Fi I asked for Frances Burns," was the ing answer, boarded with the . bu is trunk him ed hig money t nan say's the men. Rear of Rotunda, And Now For Some Then this is not for Frances Burns," sald the agent, and the young woman swept out of the office, aoe SOLD HIS WIFE FOR $150. Paorchaser Wanted Rhoda to Trade and Fight Followed. Rhodas and last Rhoda took t yesterday re- made, turn it and a fight fo! A Pretty and coo! retreat—our Cand Soda. Water Department, Main Fi ' bere] — ~ THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1902. in That | Was purvhased at .... on or about (date) .. Bre eatea at {f 8nd bears this mark: . eked the there must be he thought he autiful Brook- 1¢ Brooks mur- Burns?" one of these marked hats. doubt in Greater New York. heads, pack. Rhe ;|Mamaroneck, and when she ‘loor, |$100'FOR TH Twenty dollars awaits any one finding They are no It should be an easy matter to find them. The men who are wearing these hats are un- ecnsctously carrying $20 about on thelr! Here are some hints to guide you He Tried to Drive Adele Ritchle Through Wrong Street. Miss Adele Ritchie, prima donna of “A Chinese Honeymoon’ company at the Casino Theatre, had an altercation with a cab driver near the Grand Cen- ral Station which attracted a big erowd. Miws Ritchie lives at Orlental Point, arrived in Ithe city yesterday afternoon she hired E FINDING IN THE STRAW HAT HUNT, Look Inside Your Straw Hat for Marks; They're | Worth $20 Apiece. | | MY STRAW HAT Fill out blank spaces and mail to ‘Straw Hat Hunt, Evening World, P. O. Box 1364, New York City.” ‘The five straw hats secretly marked) by The Evening World are still “out.') $1.25. Se eatin ae q When tired of shopping refresh yoursel at ‘our Candy and Soda Water Depart- le ment. Left | help. In company with girl co was wading ina little p th stepped | was ¢ vf Interstate I ito a clay light straw; price 50 cents. he other two the hunters must guess | t ‘Look for these marks. You may find one or more. ption of hat, size and make, HOMESTEAD, F Aug 13 — The | with place and time of purchase, to G story of the sal wife was brought | Bach of the marked hats has a single! “straw Hat Hunt, Evening World, P. ently cut in a hearing before Burgess J.| letter pasted under the sweat band. ©, box 1,4 New York City. | Clyde MMitie (saan ar See, EO or eee ; Howl Mary Rhoda, a handsome young] SINGER UPSET THIS CABBY. |3,c*ntcuttt® Ror fret tt “thee the : +lthe theatre, She stipulated that the ‘ax sold by her husband, Andy “ ee neat. bre way of Morty-thira and your Hotel oda, to Steve Kowash for $150, Kow- street, The driver started acrosa town will serve on Forty-second street and the actress expostulated. ‘Thereupon the driver sald he would go any way he pleased. ‘Mims Ritchie excited and grabbing the reins pulled the horse up so suddenly that the cabby flew off his seat landed on his head. The cabby «wore and two policemen interfered. In the mean time traffic had heoome blocked and there was great ccnfusion, Miss Ritchle finally hired another cad and went her way in peace— and via Forty-third street. Some hotels refuse to put on Menu because Demand. +22 2-22 220-22 2 + Parlor Suite, 5 pieces, handsome design, frames artistically carved, piano polished, French shaped legs, spring edge, covered in new designs of satin damask, Verona or embossed velour; exclusive stores wi Parlor Suite, 3 pieces, mahogan: ill charge $75.00; We SaVeess see s-ve $55.00 finished, handsomely carved frames, piano polish, upholstered with best steel springs, covered in satin damask or gobelin tapestry; $42.00, at.... 06 actual value eee sieisie\s oe so 0100.008e\slom Colonial Chairs and Rockers; 500 of these very desirable Chairs and Rockers; the kind that were in vogue in the days of our grand- parents; in golden oak and mahogany, with rush seats; choice of 2 patterns; actual value $3.00, at. ..ccseeesesee China Closets, quarter-sawed, golden or weathered oak, polish h, bent end Morris Chair: handsomely polishe filled cushions, covered in best qaality velour; complete ; well worth $18.00; here at. 02 0 20 + 9 2 0 9 0 0 00 $4.75. 100 Dozen White Lawn Waists, with cushior Shirt-Waist Suits glasses, regular price $17. $5.50 special a) = : ., $42.50 Extension Tables, golden oak quarter-sawed, polish finish, round or square top, 44-inch handsome pedestal base: can be ex- tended to 8 feet; actual value $28.00; special........... golden oak or mahogany finish, massive frames, | i n 4 , can be adjusted to four different positions, hair- pounds, in one or two parts; covered in A. C, A. or sateen tickings, oe Very Tempting Furniture Specials. (Fifth Floor.) : While character, individuality, beauty, art and quality were the basic this very superior and unexcelled Furniture stock which occupies otr entire low or lower prices than elsewhere for equal goods was never once lost sight of. plainly told in the following very tempting Furniture specials: $22.00 $12.00 28.00; at —— paints that ruled in the gathering of ifth floor, yet our policy to quote as How we adhere to that policy is Sideboards, handsome design; golden oak quarter-sawed, tine piano polish, 48 inches wide, swell front, cast brass trim- mings; worth $42.00; special at $35.00 Our special Couch, all hair filled, spring edge, best steel springs, covered in best quality velour or tapestry; will not be matched elsewhere under $20.00; special here atesse.. $15.00 300 oak and mahogany finish Rockers, with wood seats, hand- some designs, finely polished; sold in other stores at $4.50; $3 00 inch posts, extended Brass Bedsteads, exira high head board t railbow foot, heavy filled, extra heavy posts; would be considered good value at $28.50; $22 50 we say... se eee ence cece cece cee White Enamel Bedsteads, high head and extended fout, ex- tra heavy brass top rod, brass spindles and vases; can be had in al sizes; regular $10.00 values; special here at.....+eeee..cececoes Releininatsleigiaely isle) vec 250 $28.00 Mattresses at $20.00. Our special Mattresses, made from the best gray drawings; 40 jour guarantee with every mattress; sell regularly for x e ee” $20.00 22 2 0 0 0 0 And Cotton Dresses, (Third Floor.) _ These Suits comprise some of the season’s best styles and ma- terials, but because the sizes are broken, and only one or two of a kind, we offer them for quick clearance at...... 4.75 Women’s Tailor-Made Suits, $10.00. Values $17.50 to $27.50. (Third Floor.) 65 Suits in all; about 10 different styles, but broken sizes, in Etamine, Venetian and Cheviot. _ These Suits are made in first-class manner and handsomely trimmed; some are silk lined throughout; have sold at from $17.50 to $27.50; therefore the value is most exceptional at the exceedingly low price of .......-.... Cece ceseees $10.00 Very Extraordinary O'ferings in Women's and Children’s Underwear and Hosiery. Women’s Und 300 dozen samples of Women's | White Lisle Thread Vests, in vari- ous handsome sty fancy ribbed; trimmed with deep white lace; an exceptionally strong lot of goods; each, worth 25¢, 50c. Umbrella Just 600 Wome: Narrow Ribbed Thread Umbrella Shaped Drawers, trizmed at bottom with 1% inch French bands; during the season at 50c white lace; fOr, PAI. eesese small quantity in good value at 25c,; Sixth Ave., 19th to 20th St. necks and arma to 60c, Children’s 25c, Hose, 19c. Misses’ black open lace effecty in sheer lisle thread Hose; sheer open quality; fast black; a| (Main Floor.) lerwear, [8c. Women's Hosiery, 500 dozen women’s sheer quality fast les of plain and) 48) Drawers, 30c. LY White Lisle white soles; heels and very elastic and sold 30 46e.; 2%. 100 dozen misses’ very heels ant toes; alver; gold ragularly summer st £00 pair, for, all sizes; at, pair., 19} black thread Hose; in six styles of new open all-over lace effects, runuing tu the toe; special value in the most desirable Summer Hoslery for women; pair... Women’s 45c, Lisle Hose, 29c_ Just received, another lot of our) own imyortation women's fine) Mulls quality black Ingrain Lisle Hose; | 1 toes; rood wearing quality; worth 25c, 2-thread lisle 25 double specially ent’ | Children's 50c, Hose, 29, extra | quailty very sheer one and one rib black ingrain lisle thread Hose; hinh spliced hees, white Upped very elastic; fine oll all pr. | | OSard Actual $2.50 Value, at $1.00. (Second Floor.) Earlier in the season these waists would not have been sold for less than $2.50. We were fortunate enough to secure from a maker 100 dozen at an unprecedentedly low price; hence we can hand them to you at $1.00. Made of sheer quality White India Lawn, with three rows of Hamburg embroidery, 1% inches wide; fine tucked collar and cuffs; tucking between embroidery. As above stated, regular $2.50 value at....$3,00 22 ee Absolute Clearance of Wash Fabrics, (Main Floor,) Is the price now on Wash Fabrics that have sold all season at 18c., 15c, and 12¥%c. yard. Embraced are Colored Batistes, Figured Dimities, Dotted Mulls, Lawns and Ginghams, in avery large and desirable range of colors and patterns. —2—+—+—2 2-00 Fine White Goods at Half Price. (Main Floor.) Choose from short lengths of Persian and Dotted Piques, Swisses, etc. Not a prece that is not marked at exactly one-half its former selling price. 2 0 0 0 0 Turkish Bath Towels, (Main Floor.) The 25¢., 22c., 20c, and 18¢, kinds go on sale to-morrow at 15c, Each, This is the best Towel offering we have ever made, and is indeed 29) worth taking advantage of. te 00 0 e000 ne 2 ee eee ce Prompt Attention Assured All Mall Orders. inpsonGranjordCo Sixth Ave., 19th to 20th St. GIRL SLOWLY SINKS TO DEATH IN CLAY. Alone by Companions, Who Sought Aid, She Tore to rescue hor, but finding that the were also being held by the clay a doned their attempts and weat in sear of aasistance They w the meanti One hat was of rough straw; price | beneath the w pulled out the clay envelope Another was of smooth straw: price} her waist, the head belng a $1.00. water, In her death agony she te ‘The third was an alpine shape, seamed, | Jarge handfuls of haly out, and tt w Grape-Nuts it is not given free. They serve if you THE BIG STORE NEGEIN( SET AE pert ea Te rowan | Food Show, Fourth Floor, Show, Fourth Floor. y | Summer's Wost Sensational Sate of White at Less than Cost to Wake. Worth two, three and four times more than we ask. The most extraordinary values ever offered by The Big Store. |, Taese Waists are fresh and beautiful, from one of the y) foremost manufacturers in the United States. Instead of waiting until later to reduce prices on these handsome ELBOW SLEEVE WAISTS we do so NOW, when your needs for them are greatest. The craze for Elbow Sleeve Waists has extended all over the country, _and everywhere they have been eagerly purchased. Such prices and styles instantly arouse your enthusiasm and impel you to buy three or four Waists where ordinarily you would only purchase one, n Crowds Ghrong Daily to Chis 33 August Shoe Sale. Ghe Summer's Vory Bost Bargains. “The best values for the money I ever saw,’ writes” @ woman who sends ai orde: by mail. _ Thousands 0. others are saying the same thing. which crowd this sale emphosive delight{uly the interest and importance that attaches to the event. The special Shoe Store on the Second Floor is thronged daily. And no wonder. Not the sort of Shoes that you find around town at exaggeratedly ‘‘low" prices, but first-class Shoes Wade tor Ghis Season’s Orade Yo to Yo * Values like those Less Chan Oherr Hetual Valuation. MEN'S TAN SHOES AND OXFORDS, the balance of our entire stock of tans, $3.00 to $4.00 values, 7. 50) MEN'S BLACK SHOES AND OXFORDS, ki if amd patent leather, odd lots, $3.00 to $4.00 gabe is 7 90 BOYS' AND YOUTHS’ LACE SHOES, weating, all sizes, at sae (call geet "S$ OXFORDS, tan and black, mostly §1.50 50 | WOMEN'S SHOES AND OXFORDS, mcstly the bal- ance of a well-known brand of $3.00 shoes, at 7.00 | WOMEN’S SHOES AND OXFORDS, several : tyles, in kid and patent leather, $3.00 to $5.C0 values, at Vp 95 | ne . (Main Floor and Second Floor, Contre.) LZbomen’s Skirts. Dress Shapes tn Welton or Woot Crash Handsomely made in light and medium’ gray, red, brown or tan; buttoned down the back as shown in illustration; strictly tailor-made, with 10 rows of stitching over hips, top and bottom of flounce. Regular value, $10; special re- duction price, Fancy Dresses and Shirt Waist Suits. Prices are radically reduced at ‘ust the very time when your need for these handsome Dresses and Shirt Waist Suits is keenest. The cream of this season's ‘aunti- est Shirt Waist Suit styles. The range is extraordinarily attractive, andcomprises the very newest and most fetching styles: STYLISH | CHAMBRAY SHIRT WAIST SUITS will be sold tor BEAUTIFUL BATISTE AND DOTTED SWISS DRESSES will be sold for DIMITY, LAWN AND FOULARD DRESSES wiil be sold for 4.50 3.90 6.75 8.50 5.00; WOMEN’S DRESS AND PEDESTRIAN: SKIRTS, in washable and all-wool materi. such as Linen, Pique, Brilliantine, Sicil- ian, Wool Crash & Cheviot; special reduc- tion price, SS I 0} (Second Floor, Front.) HANDSOME BLUE DIM- ITY DRESSES, yoke of white lace, will be sold for DAINTY SUMMER DRESSES, an assortment of the best style in Or- \¢ Dimities, Lawns, , Linens, te. JO, 00 will be sold for ° Sale Gxtraordin ary of Linen Collars Jc For Men, Women and Children. PRECISELY 67,440 1N THIS MAMMOTH SALE, Sizes Range from 12 to 18, Made to Sell at 2 for 25c. We hold these Sales twice every year, and the response on cvery occasion is nothing short ot simply overwhelming. The public has become aware o the ‘act that these are the most wonderful rep id. Come from one of the largest makers in Troy, and repreven this nce, Nearly all ate 4:ply linen Collars of the rewest and pes. Included are a large number of fashionatle bch-band Collars. Some are secotds, but the imper ections are: slight you caunot notice them unless your eye 1s traine EACH COLLAR IS PRICED AT Weon's and Boys’ Currs. Sizes $ tot AT All sizes, Usual price 18 20¢. pair DOZEN PAIRS, All styles SOLD ONLY IN “ ”