The evening world. Newspaper, August 20, 1902, Page 5

ar ~ <o-— _ a a ‘ "THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY. EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1902. ! TAMOSHIL BISHOP POE BLAMES [FY° (AM? va on THe sounn, GEAUTY CONTEST ces: See ows worthy charities, the share of The 1 of aa May Get Spanked in the Bargain Kvening World Sick Babies’ Fund being | Prelate Declares Bosses, ——— Votes on the Good Looks of Seauey tein apense { Juillerat Says His Wife| Shocked at the Price, ¢ . Seeks Separation Be-| $ra Ton, He Says He und’s grand e children of Have All Along Main-)| 4... isis o¢ mariom: after giving and night came down win ie utr | Long Branch Girls Help The! inasase’ tne s | life-saving work am FF ny =, oath he e ght of x party f ed zi t | ; 4 a ‘alse SIT{ON | Lielv respective parents a night of anx- 4 ' \ frevein’, wet to the) Evening World Fund to “ 1 cause He Is Only 6 ft,| Will Communicate at tained False 80 ioe eeeesed nome (oruky hungry, Wel | AKIN” aud Very Huber Afer a nlahtl| Amount of the] ine poor. No sum 4s too small to be.of ' ith Hi: 1 and Should Deal with) «00 toro ii Waany Chey Werecanlonl Byrenitorticne | mount of $100. Gaey avery courte. tn: ‘he’ Se a Once with Hanna and) t to Oring renewed health and happiness 3 an e's on aa s | He Oreanizalions Honry Sullivan, sixteen years old At daybreak and take ‘2 Try to End Trouble. | the Organizations. |NG. seh aaa, Gite ukereA and sect (any oning World s | i toonth, was the lead We ty Sullivan who spoke for dh Sick Rahles' Fund should be addrensed ‘ guinte With hi were vy. sata ( ‘ a \ be FASHIONABLY DRESSED orway we fount wothing view xno /ingets SWiGh BEN. wer ty. sa SE dee ae Tae aerihe Aiteee The anthracite coat operators) and glorious sunshine. RAED CERAM eal Building, New York City.” H tained false continued, ‘1 th re 40 Sufferer Refuses to Tell Her|"ave it sions miinisines’ © fay ractar of (he Lilet GNC RI rn CONTRIRUTORS | Name Address and |*osttton: They tnke stand that Dig tee aur GAA Toute HEIRSL He FS cat ate Pato : OF = I st One Hundred and Seven uN i poe t ey will not deal with the organ- ced the s sentiment, He 0 Ms There Is No Clue to Her|‘¥c” “il! not Gents \ wolced (He Ate aA w \otertw ‘Many Lite Folks Help the Sum-= d * ization, be denUing with me that he rned for one breath of van hud formed his companions bul d Mera) jane Ohatity 4 | aon Identity. lite men wa Ingividania, Now, thls New York that he should #90N} (ty q military xavad and they spent let were gin) \, ) y the sun playing soldiers. Yester- (to via geucon di A: jin all wrong. atter how hot the! gay tn, rht the: Nita ie t tiiand. Xv rhe | iS < ihe OF y r how hot the! gay they thought they would mo out and {and We were aw and a kina 3 i Hecause he is several inches MISHOP HENRY ©. POTTER. BISHOP EOTIEE: 3 yo one am aps | WALSH the great naval sham ght Goud aly save sy ails F toate unit Heck tor the: Genest- of: the etek Sabtia lee A] 5 * — shorter than his wife, Albert B. Juil-| “when a man is married, or engaged | SE Ee ATC eae aT NE tee em et ee Neltaot un lune arcane an ani three | Sew York aE 4 jy e to ve, he learns that In all things he/field, Mr, Mitchell has been most jon the continent to find the temperature | (red and Twenty th street they set of Ps of COM -o and Joe ate seven slices of Ruth Freedman, Alma Flelsehner, 4 3 _lerat asserts that she is bent on|to be, he learn at Ny i thea" tawand the Sound. wread and b t Marlon Ulman, Florence Kahn, i ches and judgmeat|sttesmantike, but like many statesmen /®6AY Up In the ninetles fi . | ante fail } {getting a separation from him. must defer to the wishes and er UOSORRACUT tn) TnlAeireets. —->—- When they were well out in the cur All t Uravery came back when Four little iris whose names are Katelle | In the Supreme Court to-day Jus- of the other sex.” “The operators still refuse to recognize | BAER SAYS GOD, PUT rent the storm came up and swept down | thes 1 their filed and a Lyon Ethel Pane and Selma and Faith a With this. apol the Right. Rev aia i the Sound. While the lightning flasial}the day was th siestan bebltabanl pect set Lie Si) j 4 tice Hall heard arguments on the th this apology the ght, -Junions, I learn, That {s too bad, They WEALTHY IN CONTROL, | ana the thunder roared they were ear- |i! Fund, Incloned find the same A Henry ©. Potter to-day explained why he |should certainly do it, Their position e M & mith My frlend and 1 have been collecting sot xt application of the wife, May, for} table to tell when he wouja{!® false. ‘They will treat with individu- Peeaon coma urouEn yt Ita for the, Sick Bablew Fund, We have 2 | counsel feos and alimony pending | *S* "0" os Te eae me Bi Fenpad cotati ea Wit alUbuaesiy @2= || nen mmm KECICE Ean Aug ey Pol Ce Tet RCTIRDN wrt RUROCIENSHLATSN) TCE nee err tities but hope fe mitt Relp you 3 = brought | be married to Mrs. ed fuse to acknowledge that the union® | Giark, « photagrap) f this cl ORO AE, Mlonight by thot a the trial of the suit she has EAE li cc wutah (pippoaeine mbaljuet Feturbeal HAVa Gay SHE Clark, & photagranher of this ‘There they drifted around in the rain }iope that something wt! 4 ; for a limited divorce. liccomta: Buropean tri s nly A ee LanCinRi oF pene ——_—— = _ I 3 4 Denies Europes Morgan Sald, “(See Perkins.” er, of the Philadelphia and Reading a —— 3 Juillerat, answering bis wife's) are win be soon, T fancy." said the] 1 nave talked with Mr, Morgan. on ling to him ax! $15,000,000 MORTGAGE. CONFESSES TO MURDER. EE | charges, asserts that not only does | pi.),45 to whom the youthfulness ef a|the voyage over regarding the coal u miners strike. | ane: ——— eae, Rust and sisters, ’ hia wife object to the shortness Of inun (weeity yoars his Junior has come, [strke, but he has refused to discuss it.| { e writer said 1f Christ was taken more Covers AM Properties: of United Wi Seeley Admin He Wan | IPTIONS, 2 Rouke a Mie atature, but he clatme that bés|a; toast it will belé my wiahes ave ree | He Just aald, ‘Bee Perkins about that,’ |p. 5 Pnatanalmanie|| Stipbullding Comp Concerned In Killing of Hekey. 4 mother-in-law, who is a German wo- |, 7 meaning George W. Perkins, of his firm. Mr granted the strikers a slight) NEW BRUNSWICK J M— kOCHE N.Y, Aug will ; man of undoubted muscular ability, |*4™** ‘I hope that 1 may sce Mr, Perkins jon ‘they would gladly return to | A mortgage covering the entire Sree, (oyu eaRreBtin (Onis i threatesed to “smash him juat in the |, The Bishop has enjoyed a ten weeks’ | and that Senator Hanna and T may do Splat ate President of the Ph franchises and good will of th a a : i visit acrows the sea and arrived this | something leading to a quick settlement) would hive : AY | Staten Ghipbullding Cc i acoemplice: [tothe ims q interests of the Germans.” Juiilerat 5, ai the White Star. ner fot the dimculty. As It ts now, 1 fear] respect of th " =/| coratinntion vot manesunure Salt IE Ra RHI LOBES aN No. 1489 Madinon avenu 4 ] is a Frenchman. He wa- accompanied by his | there Is no end of the strike ins IMiaadn tha oMen tate the oat Fansionbaum, Nathan Goodmaa | Annie Batt * Cee the aeunle Had buen ames: Miss Sarah Potter, who with | “The non-recognition of the unions Nei sea x Ne ng 15) ant week we had an entertainment for ie Hed but a short time und that the wife sister has spent some time | scems to ve one of the greatest diM-} ithe i | the “mortgage wae for $15,000,000, ¢ ; ‘ TanenArhige Wntanie (Rene <GOR LOR Coe Ce Gi eeruntR Gent eee EOE Was forced to leave "studying {n France. culties to surmount. in wich he hax no other interest than |the Mercantile Trust Company of New surrend PARAM AYDUBhE EHO Even ime * | temperate habits. She Interested in Conl ftrike. Ne all have tho right to organize tn fale was f Work jhe | York, “ands is tou secure the vamue of kt ; : HM Siok Bables Fund 100 ma ive | husvand made threats against his impending marriage to the| Matters which affect our Individual and ° Hehts and {okey thade a col oth test was under ¢he direction| David Alea Smith, at gy well as lus own, and that \ the mbliionate thread manu. | combined interests. Now, Mr, Mor = cseaaad ; with which he had attempted to hang . Mishop Potter was most inter | 24's Stiltuce toward labor hes always but by the ¢ 4 Fs himeelt to a doo Palsy alleges that strik been wise and friendly. I think he de-| in! ajiy infnit k her husband accused her of being too that is settled?” he asked. |Heves in labor unions and always | control of the proper 1 | ay flendly. with his brother Charte: srapiioiece : 3 i : : per © understand. it, hardly. | ready to accord them the respect which | Of the country. Pray E r A ins ailcgat agqeria, hat Net MHR-| suai Kasles, Secretary” of thet civics thelr due. He has encouraged and [TRU TAY ony? iad" ommipntent. a | Ghe Food Show , CITY IN ITSELF August Sales of a turing Company | cacration, wrote me many interesting | aided the organization in many in-|ymgns and tut His relgn is one of MW Sa p pol EC Hae Jesters white Twas nway and 1 felt ure | stances Inathguet. anal not St sioicuce ant |] Is a Ceaseless Source of urniture and 4 me li ae Keeping a Be ROOR Ane cut aoe lit would be satisfactorily adjusted be-| ‘J have had a most delightful outing rime. | Ka 1 shes A \ for Juillerat, characterized all of the) fore now My daughters and I have seen France aE OUSCTUTNCSHINGIS 3; ° allegations made by Mrs, dulllerat as Mihail at once see Senator Hanna|fram automobiles, making Tours our N Intense Interest. | 7 maileiously nd tre to bring the strike to. an end,|headquarters, My twin girls were atudy | eben AVE. pat ‘Attract Crowds Dally, i Federal aus hac not guy bly mite | Veg? Tymtig ewe York? Prepon [iow there ' MAY SOLVE PROBLEM E sare Tiron WROE"STS, a made fu: nuse hu was only ‘The thing must stop! Visited Andrew Carnegie. ' 5 feet 8 ws is the one dark spot In a ry Spectal to The Evening World.) | e B feet 9 The husband further ass i Pr Se “Then we went 3 vis sane eetelie Evening World.) — h | Tae the fact that he was a Prenc sus home coming,” he went on | ited Andrew Car ALC. | CLEVELAND, 0. Aug aE tor] | ane ae tho Huptist |» ome of ving to “nave the jie wprita He will return (o America | SPPe=H09 of opinion ont ; e fey | {00e:' a the ChineRe aay) Tievene yg us fail to ook after) mattere: here T ; \ time for arbiiation is pow gost. There | hien demand. his attention, “I have : hese Waists were made by New York’s foremost maker of high \ [Sa i L °| nothing new to report from him, except gught not rades. Antici i ; + ment on Easter bring both sides to an agreement Dy | ‘hae he has helped greatly all. hile g ticipating an exceptionally large August sale, this manu- getting a few concessions from each factur di 1 For rae ae Bacrenene’ Bee oe tee temo py | friends and neighbors in the vicinity of er made up large stocks, The weather proved fickle beyond | ker ava. berare ste Baclene ai letting utgiders kaow enas given [Caste SID. precedent, fag the manufacturer was left with his product on hand. ’ in one fot or tittle, while both may be ene see e obtained t i i i 2 nl enaious so walve many demands, and Hislted the Azantlsno of Yon Te eaten hase ae at gety Homaesaye concessions in prices, and offer | .Piigtoue obligations | Tripute to Mitchell. had a. moa} interesting tour througa M tow at these fascinating figures: ¢ ee ry ol | oO 1 ple © We | > the charges that he obsected (0) John Mitchell, the etrike” fender, ts Peuroet cna Stic Use’ es ‘ that. the dog would snap and |one of the greatest, grandest men I ever| (0 TUE UNS OM IE ea C. C C. and time he came into the house,, met, He has conducted this strike, as Ese Wait ob eantuinoike that orup Ss os og9fo eo a ! by nec hould pen , yg eyaths ‘fat asserts that his wife left him) one, when demanded by necessity, 8) ‘ eh it Burope, ‘sald the an to the Py 4 . peer jet be run, He is wonderful of New York in all Europe, A great and diversified variet | occastons, but always re-/ 06.47) al have the right to organize | Bishop, as he stood on the deck of th than this 1 have nothing to offe 8 y of patterns and in all sizes, 0 him.. Justice Hall reserved decision. Some idea of the merit and beauty of these Waists m: b- tained from the fact that they were made to be wholesaied $18 to $45 ‘ dozen. , nasmuch as September is likely to be unusuall for these Waists will be pleasantly emphasized. wally meen, ene Even in now. and protect our interests in any laboring | ateamer with his daughter. AGED ACTOR PLEADS KENNEDY'S BOND TO szczuseere%2" THREE NILLED BY for $8,500 for the balance. —— INPORTIA'S WORDS BE INVESTIGATED. ess": A COUNTS AUTO, was clear, the Magistrate summ« ourt. He went to court to- (Second Floor, Frout.) High-Srade Automobies. From the Foremost Markets of the World. Ready for Immediate Delivery. Considerable time and energy were expended in bringing about this latest innovation to our popular sporting goods department. To offer that which we could guarantee our customers the best investment for their money in vehicles of this character was the perplexing question that could only be decided by thorough investigation. Ultimately we reached the conclusion that the following grades had proved by actual tests to possess the highest qualifications of any Auto; mobiles on the market at equal prices, ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES MAILED UPON REQUEST. THE “ORIENT’’ 1902 RUNABOUT is the newest and simplest auto- mobile made (a child can run it). It is the most re- Hiable—not like a toy, always out of order, but strong and Gxtraordinary Shoe Values. To-Morrow’s List Includes Some Great Inducements in Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes. Shoes for every mem- ber of the family, from the soft kid shoe for the toddling baby to the most styl- f ish patent ES cs Pleather kinds for the most auspicious dress oc- casions. Reasons why you should buy your Shoe needs HERE and NOW are numerous, For exemple: MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S SHOES. at 75e. to George W. Middleton, Who | Magistrate Zeller Refers Ball) oe Anieat oie ALG sale [Machine Crushed Old Man and Two Children and Played with the Best, Sent) Furnished by Harlem Game {ate Zeller Tourists Narrowly Escaped d to have ste ihe graphic notes taken. O'Reilly obj tothe Island as a Vagrant! pier to District-Attorney— Sin dhe iaclateate aald thal lenchies and Desires to Die. Hint of Perjury. did not wish notes taken he would put] Lynching by Populace. the case in the hands of the District- Attorney : An old man and down and killed day by a party wheen was a F ess, George W ——__—_ BERLIN, Av Homeless and friendiess, George W-) stagistrate Zeller has sent a letter to eet ve 3 who had been In the support of Mary Anderson, Edwin Booth and other fa- mous stage folk, was arraigned in the| Kennedy, the Harlem gambler, in which Magis-|the Magistrate says perjury was com- | ¢ ate py i by Thomas J. au vist n nveslleaiese Pendiglvensiy, Thames Suffering from a chronic affection of Wagan the liver, Edward E. Tucker, a produce f No, 8 Harrison street, com-| , uicide by shooting himself the head at his apartments, No. “| bridge place, Brey known on le of the that they atta ppanions wit West Side Court to-day befo! Age trate Mott on a charge of vagrancy, | mitted ventas und asleep In a] Some time ago Alfred Dugan was ret, between| rested in Harlem as a suspicious pe jues, by a pass-|son. He wax formerly a gambl Seventh and Eighth a th ing patrol wagon, and taken to the|nedy went to the East One Hu which he has. be rmany | station-house, AltXough ragged in ap-|Twepty-sixth street station and fur-| nats. pearance the old-time actor preserved | uished a bond for $00 for Dugan's ap-| Ni apand killed himself his dignity, It was all he had and h Dugan was subsequently dis-| that he must Manat] CONSTANTINOF Aug. %—Rovert prepared to make the most of It charged which he used ov revolver Was ever, §. MeCormick, United States Ambassa~ During the hearing he Mstened at-| Magistrate Zeller investigated the bond ent. ApOUE one nous Pines de dor to Austria-Hungary, and his son tentively to the testimony, and when|furnished by Kennedy and found that) commigsion business more than twenty, Have arrived here from Vienna to re- Patent Leather, button and lace, dongola kid top; all sizes, from children’s No. 5 to misses! No. 2. WOMEN’S SHOES AND OXFORDS, Black high cut Jace Shoes, all sizes, good enough for rough wear. At / Black Kid Oxford Ties with kid top, thn Boles; also welted soles with patent leather Lips. Regular $3.00 values, WOMEN'S LOW SHOES. Oxtord Ties in patent leather and patent kid; also Colonial At 1 50 patent leather. $2.00 to $2.00 valu Base ail ilies WOMEN'S SHOES AND OXFORDS. Middleton had beer doorway In Forty-tifth st 19 Cam- tu death, The t ued by the police. The nie nf the Count not been learned —— Tucker was absent tine! M'CORMICK ONSTANTINOPLE: are pen ; Magistrate Mott announced he would | the place mentioned was a house at No. | years. main a week. Black button aid lace Shoes, Oxford Ties and Colonials; wit be compelled to hold him tn $600 bonds | oe At Z IS Ggabe tue teak Ghee targelae this aeansny aa they arevalues ran uate, Made by the Weltham q g for his good behavior, Middleton walked from $3.00 to $5.00. ; aa Morten ine cles } ; aremadieally a bridge and in a At 7 MEN'S $2.00 & $4.00 TAN SHOES & OXFORDS. a guarantee in iteelf { y 2 O The tb ce of our ti tock of ih id lo lo i i i i ‘The quality of mercy Js not strain'd: ° 5 aT) Lane ‘our Foot Mould Brand Shove ans Qetenie tet Bauinped wish 9 beh epee 0) It droppeth ws the gentle rain from heaven Upon the place beneath; it la twice blex It blesseth bie that gives, and him that takes, /tor. Specially fitted for city use, as they are so easily Perspiring People 00 BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ SHOES. Satin calt with stout soles of solid leather; good shoes for knock At f, a. * “Phat'll do,’ remarked Magistrate Af 7 about wear, all sizes, from the little fellow’ & . tothe young man's Six. hee 1 Hens aueamaneot tenn ranieir \ P ) should know ae Spiro pandet ane only Ales, S. 75. 00 . months on the island.” ’ f preparation that 1s positively guaranteec to re- ij , UW rice, Withe ather plea Middleton turney r Mm v2) and eked baie Haverty His last | move and destroy all traces of odor from pers- omen s TE 1p ers S50, 00 “ NIAGARA" ELECTRIC RUNABOUTS, e At Unusually Lew Prices. Handsome, pretty styles in Lawn and Dimity, finished in a manner that will please the most particular women, Prices barely cover cost of material, These same wrappers priced in the regular way would be almost double, At WRAPPERS; dimity, in pretty polka dot effects; full Ce — skirt with flounce, border trimmings; 98c. value, appearance on the stage was in the! “Great Diamond Robbery," when he | auported Blanche Walsh, He has been ing, dre stage manager for Augustia Di AM Palmer an@ Charles Frohman. ie ts] the author of a play entitled the “Siege | of Troy,” which he claims to have 4 adapted from the Greek and whlch he says is being pirated in Californla, He } je more than sixty years of age and | a said that he had gotten too old to play E Was preparing to die ~ dow, | am unable to tell,’ declared . Middleton, "I will not commit suicide » | nd i guppose 1 will simply starve. ul wel- piration on any part of the body, armpits, cloth- ; shields, or shoes—that makes the body cool, clean and comfortable. NIAGARA STANHOPE; noted for its elegance of design, richness of finish and general beauty; highest quality and most comfortable upholstery and trim- Z 500, 00 ming throughout, SI e THE CHAUFFEURS' HEADQUARTERS. Full and complete line of AUTOMOBILE CLOTHING, LEATHER COATS, WRAPPERS; dimity, in pretty polka dot and stripe) Caps, GOGGLES, LEGGINGS, HORNS end BELLS, | crnint rior, esr) ee ren aD, At 195¢. eflects; some with waist trimmed with embroidery, ) © others with border trimming; deep flounce, A ‘ At 00 WRAPPERS; lawn and dimity; very handsome patterns Women s Undermustins. 4 skirts are extra full, deep ruffe, waists immed With Dainty, Stylish Garments Priced Extremely Low. - o-morrow should be a day of unusual activity in this cection of The nn ‘ Big Store, Hundreds—-yes, thousands of faultlessly fnished undergar- Infants’ and Misses’ Wear, \w« eat is the end, and 1 aha come St ee CHICAGO STRIKERS RIOT. is not a perfume. It does not substitute one | ’ odor for another, It is a pure, odorless anti mente have becn marked at prices such as discriminating shoppers will a Polk € tos +: : Seth Bel EE Sane ae | ‘ septic powder that may be used as a preventive as well as be quick to take advantage of, CHICAGO, Aug. %.—Striking stable- | a destroyer of all bodily odors, giving a freedom and clean- Four Very Worthy Values. ‘A short descriptive list follows: GO, At — ne ‘teu st eniovable, » applies . . 7 . CORSET COVERS, SKIRTS; fine muslin, with deo) | mien of ihe BING mired! Gepartment itredeadcs spnyalie, yf aay Be ABB eH 12 ss RNY ‘Phe iow prices are fully as fascinating as the well-made, tasty styles, | CORSET, COVERS ; cambuc. tow SKIRTS) fine muslin, with Soy 69 stores caused such a disturbance here urect, or the clothing 8 Just as eftectiy BABLES' SHORT WHITE CHILDREN’S MUSLIN SKIKTS, broidery of torcbon DD ciges with tiie embroidery, ! Aoraay HIRE 8 Ola ChI ER OF Re Roars case, Spiro Powder makes hot, tired, tender, sweaty feet DRESHES, yoke of fine tuckn and Ce peambite unbieti tities stisl © Ol peaweRS ; five muslin, cluster Serena daa ualls, claancteie 5 i order | cool and camfortable; cures prickly heat and chafing Baynetl ching: eg 6 montts to 3 4 with embroidery, 2 to 14 yis., tucke, finished with dep ruftle of o9 lawn hematitcbed ruffle, edged with 98 DPR eCice wctee || ie ‘Try a free sample and be convinced. Your druggist will furnish MISSES’ CAMBRIC DRAWERS MISSES! CAMBRIC SKIRTS, doep embroidery, embroidery, it, oF Will be went by mall, Hull @ige box, prige 2 cents | tawa dgabrella Low atiched Foie 6 | DRAWERG: Sue combric, with deep lawe ruffle, ucked and hemstitehed, ddged PIRO COMPANY, Niagara Falls, N.Y. edged With lace, aizes 10010 yrs, with embroidery or Point de Paris lace, saseent Bleon GU p lawn flounce of hematitching, tucks edged with embsoiery; 48, 20 and 2? inch, 49 1 a CATAYAN Of Wagons harna the strikers | row thg bricks and stones, and a rlot call Was sent in, One man Was arrested, None was hurt Beoand Floor, Center)