The evening world. Newspaper, October 1, 1902, Page 6

Mrs. Fisher her Tells Police It Was She Who Kid- mapped Her Little Daughter, Mamie. HER STORY !S ASAD ONE. Lett Little One with Grand- "mother While She Worked, but Finding Child Wander- ing, Took Her Away. Pretty two-year-old Mamie Fisher, guppobed to have been kidnapped Mon- @ay afternoon from the home of her gravdmother, Mrs. Lizzie Fisher, No. MB Second avenue, was picked up on the street that day by her mother, Mrs. Lena Fisher, who now has the child tn her possesrion. ‘Mrs. Fisher entered the East One Hundred and Twenty-sixth street po- Ace station this morning and announved: “Iam Mrs, Fisher. I sce by the news- papers my child has been kidnapped. <Weil, I abducted my own little girl. Is there any crime in that?" Story of Want and Snerifice. he sergeant at the desk confessed there was no denying such argument) @nd listened interestedly to the rest of the woman's explanation. It was al @imple, pathetic story of want and) ‘ “Nine months ago when my husband @hot a man in a quarrel over a game of cards and was sent to prison fe Hfe, I. found myself destitute with a| baby on my hands,” she said. “Though! weak and sick there was nothing for! ‘me to do but to go out and search ¢or work. “I could not take baby with me, #0 T left her with my mother-in-law, Mrs. Liszie Fisher, at No. 1434 Second ave- mue. After walking the streets until I was so weary I thought I should fall at the next step, I found employment @& cook at the Parkway Hotel, One Hundred and Tenth street and Fifth avenue.” Bighing at the recoliectioh the mother, sper hands working nervously, continued: * x » the boarding- My A : f ee “Though I found work at the hotel, I did not find a place to sleep. I had to look elsewhere for a room. When a ‘woman has but a few pennies in her pocket It Js doubly dificult for her to Gnd shelter for herseir and baby, too. Had to Give Up the Child, “When I spoke of having a child, peo. ple would shake thelr heads and say they didn’t want a woman who had a young ono tocry x her when she was uway at work So f felt the only 1 could do was to leave Mamie at ir grandmother's. St Ghen found myself a cheap ttle room. 1 trusted ything 1 well with my littie Rut Monday afternoon child wandering lone and unprotected on East One Hun dred and y-seventh street, near the ome of her aunt, Mrs. Kate Cum- I decided right there that the est piace for a baby was by her mother's side.” The Sergeant agreed with hor. The mother declined to say where the child Row sheltered REFUSED, HE SHOT HIS SWEETHEART. Suitor Quarrelled with Girl After Being Rejected and Killed Her and Himself on the Street. James Ellis. a conductor on the Erle MRallroad, who resides at No. 332 Ninth treet, Jersey’ City, is to-day prostrated jver the news of the shooting of his Btepdaughter, Jeanetto Sloder, by her @weetheart, Theodore Tuthill, at Port @ervis, The girl had refused to con- gider Tuthill’s proposal of marriage and| was making preparations to return to her stepfather's home. She had lef house where sho was tem- warily staying when she was met by thill in the street. ler suitor insisted upon a moi ¥ understanding, and the discussion ¥ shot her dead, killing himself. twenty-six and Miss iss Slodor wrote to ) Sweek that she had grow Jervis and all the peo; Bald she wanted to com> ‘Arrangements w Her paren i she was ited several of Miss Sloder's yo) City to-nig! riends to welcome nd there wag ‘to have been a Jollification at the Ellis's over the event to-night, STARTER THEIR VICTIM. Allened Revenge Causcn Trouble for Conductor and His Friend. Frederick Meiche, of No. 781 Third enue, conductor on the Sixth avenue ‘trolley nz, and Charles Miller, Weat Thirty-ninth street, were he trial in $300 on a charge of assault by Augustus Gallagher, of No. /West One Hundred and Four . in Yorkville Pollco Court t Ballagher Ix a starter for the tt er Company. He made a complaint Melche and ft resulted in’ realgnation at’ niant ont of the Sixth avenue car stables hen he appeared nesautted him wer i an tearG tk che sala: aged. 9) ay ney evaeseen oe ant (BRIDE, ational conference of plant bridization, held by eae ot New York, € LATEST PHOTOGRAPH OF MRS, CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW. DOCTOR KEEPS ODELL INDOORS. His Secretary Says, However, that Bad Weather Is the Cause of Abandoning Speak- ing Tour. Gov. Odell, who ts confined to the Ex- uutive Mansion In Albany with a billo\ and malarial attack, to-day cance! all his engagements for public speaking | Th vernor was to have tieen In Binghamton to-day and. Elmira ta- morrow, where he was to have ad- dressed’ the patrons of the Chemung County. Fair. Tho Evening World talked with the iov s priva by the Joni distan ewald that t rumor ors condition had tak us turn was ex- aygerated. “In view of the bad w nd a prospect of a contin , the Governe that he cancelling of really 1@ much better and Is i the Seqeal Hep ORD EERIAG business Indoors at horme."* RICH BREWER'S SERVANT HELD, Davidl Mayer’s Housekeeper, French and Very Pretty, Accused of Thefts Which Long Puzzled Household. Madeline Paret, a comely French nine, was held tn $1,000 atl by 3 te Brann, in the Hare lem Court, to-day on the charge of aling from the home of David Mayer, rich brewer who lives at No. 108 w the years past has Almont clothing e been frequent. None was more ante In searohing for the thief than Miss Paret, Mr. Mayer last week got Central Office Detectives Murphy and Collins to work on the case. They began by watching Miss Paret The houseker leaving the h and jewelry ha: ec was seen last night by a rear door carry~ avenue station, |Recorder Goff Reduces OLD MAN FOUND DEAD ON STREET. He Was Charles Reischstetter, a Poor Sauer-Kraut Peddler, Who Was on His Way to Work. The body of Charles Reischstetter, sixty-one yeers | old, a sauer-kraut ped- \ater, of No, Gates avenue, was found this moraing about 4 o'clock on dewalk at Sumner avenue and| Brooklyn, by Police of the Ralph avenue the Korclusico street, }man Cavanagh, station. "The body showed no signs of violence. An ambulanve was called, but the doctor sald the man had been déad for some time. The body was taken to the Ralph Reischstetter was on his way to buy sauer-kraut when he died, FISH'S SLAYER GETS REDUCTION IN BAIL the Amount for Sharkey’s Tem- porary Release from $15,- 000 to $10,000. Recorder Goff in Part I, of General Sessions this morning reduced the ball) bond of Thomas Sharkey, Indicted for | causing the death of Nicholas Fish, the | banker, from $16,000 to $10,000. Lawyer John Hoyer applied to the Re- corder for the reduction in the amount. Mr. Hoyer stated that there was no pre- cedent for much high pall in a man- slaughter case and at the most, accord- ing to District-Attommey Jercene's own statement, Sharkey, df gutlty at all, was only guilty of manslaughter in the sec- ond degree Sharkey pleaded not gullty to the tn- Qictment and was returned to the ‘Tombs. —————_ our oF RAC ike Ie © detectives found ing a big bur ie bundle and ar- lances w reated th In cour Ing the bund! pol “ret denied even hav- in_her possession. PRANKOR Ky. . 1—Senator H. Taylor, Jr, of Frankfort, has withdrawn from the race for the Demo- ratic namination fo, Governor, (Third The newest styles, both adaptations from them Turbans and Bonnets. Mourning Milli TRIMMED HATS FOR AUTUMN. an attractive variety of Large Hats, Toqucs, 8B. Altman & &o. Eighteenth Street, Nineteenth Street, Sixth Avenve, New York, Floor.) in Imported Models and ate shown, comprising inery, Veils, ete. A Creat at trade. Silk and Velvet Vests. Golden Oak Chif- fonier, special value $3.98 Elevated Station s04th Street. Good Sense Shoe For Everybody. A man special shape Combination Shoe, will never care to wear any other kind. Tho shoo that fits perfectly all over the foot—toe ta heel, instep to arch. Don't wait for some other man to tell you how good it is. Come here for yourself. that the} tries our sure thing who once and see it SOLD NOWHERE ELSE, JAMES 8. COWARD, 260274 Greenwich St,, ncar WarrenSt,,N.¥. Mall Orders Filled, 10.00—Men's wool, worsted and black 15.00—Men's wooland fancy worsted Strip = ald lack clay 20.90—Men's Sack Sults, made from imported woollens, blue and English Clay Thibet and vicuna stripe .and plaid worsted Also English melton, full satin Ined. 15.00—Men's Coats and Vests, En 30.00—Men's imported black vi- cuna aed Thibet and West of England Clay, full satin lined, Prince Albert’Coats and Vests " INGS, HATS AND SHOES AT GREAT 5. SACRIFICE, GENTS Cot ee TO ROAY, nO Tike effaale lio 235 Broadway, OPPOSITE POST-OFFICE. List of Goods Can Be Had Upon Ap- plication. Beksal Wale of Goods $140. Metal Couch Bed, with Mat- $ tress in 2 parts, special at, CASH OR CREDIT. | FISHERBROS No matter what your WANT, the Sunday World will carry it to some one who can supply it. It te the ") medium for the exchange of intelli- gence among the people, ' Purchase! THE CLIMAX REACHED the Great Unloading Sale of Fine Clothing. A big manufacturer in distress for want of immediate cash. The Harris Store having an unlimited capital, and always on the lookout for spot cash purch. This enormous stock will be placed on our counters on Thursday morning 8 o'clock, for sale until Saturday 10 P. M., at 50c. on the Dollar All new up-to-date fine Winter Clathin Jase. , made for this season's Fall and Winter Overcoats, Fall an Winter Suits, Fall and Winter Trousers, the new Rain Coat, Prince Albert Coats and Vests, Fall and Winter Overcoats, A. OUR ce ' ‘ PRICH. Men's all-wool Oxford yi- fall and winter welant., 00 Men's all-wool Overcoats, tan, covert and Oxford, all the up-to-date shades, ome all- 750 full 1 blue and Oxford ... 20.00 — Imported Rain Coat, sleeves, satin shoulders... Cravanette Hned 19.00 Fall and Winter Suits, Sack Scotch tweed, oh Sack Suits, ray and tan, blue ro; ribbed and 7.50 10.00 sh Clay, full-satin lined tallored up-to-date styl 7.50 | | 15.00 NEW YORK cITyY. Solid Oak Morris Chair, Reversible Cushions, at $3.98 Columbus Ave., Bet. 103d & 104th Sts, Open Saturdays Until 50 P, M. 1.1.75 IMPORTANT NOTICE, I desire to call attention to the fact that there has been no change tn the Chemic-Klectro Institute. While here- tofore my namo was uot ured in th ndvortising, T am the discoverer of the Electro nyxtem ve treated or supertutended the treatment of all patients, and will con- nue to do v0 In the future, HO. B. WIX, M. D. RUPTURE CURE GUARANTEED 30 TO 60 DAYS, Varicocele and Hydrocele Cured, bos the most aggra without one sing! Some Patients Recently Cured: 220 EB. 10th at., New Henry G. Brooklyn—RU ohn Shults, Tenafy, N.J.—RUPTURE This dreadful aMiction is ersily cured by me. 1 do not use the knife or any rgical mi ere 1s no pain oF conventeni Mlustrated book free. Monthly. pa: Hours 9 to 4 and 6 to 8 ‘Sundays 10 toa, Chemic-Electro Institute, |) DR. GEO, B. WIX, SPECIALIST, 17 East 23d St, near 4th Ave., New York. OO WANT TO DISPOSE OF YOUR business? Advertise in the Sun- day World. 51) Silks and Special jin a full range of desirable Lord & Taylor, More Extensive Making of Jewelry Calls for a Larger Store to Sell It Unusual extensions in business excite comment. its walls back to make room for business. When this happens there must be a potent Yeason behind it. The store at the historical CHRISTMAS corner has been stretched in the last few weeks to the limits of the building. It was necessary to accommodate a much larger stock than ever before. The reason is tolti in one word—Confidence. In the Room With the Arttsts Where the Jewelry Is Made Confidential relations with hundreds and thousands of customers have built up the business, When we have said that by making the jewelry ourselves we saved you the middleman’s profits, you have had confidence in the statement. When we have guaranteed every article going out from the store and factory, you have had confidence in the guarantee. Now we extend you a confidential invitation—-that you may see WHY your confidence is not mis- placed. We want you to go in the midst of the artists, designers and artisans in our work- rooms and watch the fascinating work of the metal workers and jewelers. The Old Winding Stairway Has Outlived the Days of Its Usefulness In the years gone by, many of our friends have passed up and down the winding stairway to the second floor of the building, to give personal directions concerning their special orders. Besides materially lengthening the storeroom, this old winding stairway has given place to a broad staircase which leads to the factory, now on the third floor. Only a few steps to accept our cordial invitation to inspect the factory. An immense new stock is being designed and manufactured there. New pieces are daily sent to the already very large stock in the salesroom below. There is no room for a middleman’s profit anywhere in our establishment. Prices Which Are Possible Only When the Retailer Is the Manufacturer This is the season when we have most time to devote to special orders. They may be manufactured under your personal supervision at prices which are only possible to manu- facturers. Give the artist your idea and he will sketch it on the spot. Our importations of diamonds purchased by ourselves in Europe continue to give our customers their old- time advantage, which amounts to a large proportion of the jrice of good, first water jewels. LAMBERT’S WATCHES are present in greater variety than ever before, and sold at prices in consonance with all LAMBERT goods. And the LAMBERT GUARANTEE, with twenty-six years of unbroken faith to back it, covers all. 3D AVENUE, CORNER 58TH ST. Transier to Our Doors. HBaltermao Undeniably Big Savings for Thursday in Big Savings for Thursday in Every Section of Our Big Store. Remearkable Suit Values. Surprise follows surprise here in rapid order, Now h it’s fifty styles of charming new tailored costumes y that we’re offering. They comprise Etons, blouse and fly-front tight fitting ‘styles, and are of pebble cheviot, broadcloth, Venetian and canvass cloth. e Skirts are flare and” flounce, trimmed with narrow W bands of taffeta. About one-fourth of the number have silk drop skirts; in castor, gray, tan, black, blue and Ox-— ford. For Thursday’s selling they are all marked at the very ry ow figurescce. sc seeceess cece Trimmed Hats Priced Surprisingly Low. VELVET TURBAN OR CHENILLE WALKING HAT ) Worth $4.00; each, OR CAMEL'S HAIR SHEPHERDESS, hand made over frames and trimmed with wings and jet ornaments.» ° One thousand WOMEN’S, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S READY.TO- WEAR HATS, all of this season’s most approved shapes, includ- 75¢ ing roll-brim "sailors, turbans and walking hats, trimmed with wings, quills, etc., value from $1.25 to $1.75, ¢ A Treat for Music Lovers. Blue Serge Long-Trousers Suits An efficient orchestra will give tune to the following twelve pieces of instramental and For Young [en, ages 14 to 20. vocal music, which will be cffered The short-pants boy becomes a man al- ON THURSDAY ONLY By 15 C It is seldom a jewelry store has to move Open Saturdays Until 10 P.M. Boling ae All Cars Go Direct or [All Sars Go Direct or by | Dress Goods. for Thursday. 1,500 Remnants Colored Taffeta Sith that formerly sold at 75c. & 85c, a yd., to clear up at 5OC a yard. Dress Goods. 2,500 yards 38-inch Colored Albatross, colorings,on sale tomorrow at S5C. a yard, Broadway & 20th St SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY. Walnut Crennm » 10 Chocolate Ohi Ib. 15¢ SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY. Maple Walnut Cream Wafers, 1b. 100 Chocolate Pennut Clasters.1b. 15¢ most before you are fully aware of the change. That's why we stand ready to ere for him during the succeasive stages | ach of his development. Here are some swell Blue Serge Suits, with long rs and made in the nobby double-brecsted style, of superior heavy-weight serge. Other stores consider them good value at $10. So do we. But we want to do much better than others, and so we put the prt at Se 0690 Hanging Cabinets,75 Inet tumental: EDOM IDUNA eUAN, %, PAN-AMERICAN, march and two-step, CRITERON MARCH, . Vocal. |ON A SUMMER'S NIGHT, OH, MR. ROOS MY LOVE OF Li Ox ie pack taRD Pexce. OW, TAKE ME TO MY MAM Jou ARE NO THE INL 1 LOVED LOND ‘AGO. BEST GAL I EVER STRUCK. One of Its Shetland Floss. fyi We are exhibiting in our Art and We partment one of the best of all neg garments, a Kimono made ent Shetland floss, Gull and see it an 5 | for book of instruction, which is free, or woman’ expending this amoun¢ ean obiate dies’ Hat made of the finest waterial and by most skilful millt- era. a atl THIRD AVE., Gist & 62d ots, _———_—_$——_——_ Broadway, Graham & Flushing Aves., Brooklyn, Reps orreeec no SE REE ‘fhe Sunday World {9 reat everybody. Sunday World ws ‘bela. all cyes and cover the jd, ‘The Sunday World Want seotion ty, @n inexhaustitle fountain; it is fed SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK ty those who have and.supplies thoag MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, gyho want.