The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1902, Page 9

“up, It Tong and KEEP SECRET Mrs. Charles R. Scarborough Establishes a Precedent by Refraining from Telling of Her Marriage for Seven Years. WILL FORBADE HER TO WED? Prominent Clubman and Paper Mer- chant Has Fled from City for Few Days to Escape Questions and Congratulations of His Friends. To the doubter who thinks woman Is not capable of keeping a secret refer- ence can be made to Mrs. Charles- R. Beardorough, who for seven years has given her friends the impression that her name was Mrs. Anna V. Gibbs. If additional prof be wanted two sisters of Mrs, Scarborough can be pointed to as examples. The belated gannounce- ment of the Gibbs-Scarborough wed- @ing, which occurred June §, 1595, has Just appeared Mr, Scarborough, a prominent club- man and paper merch@t, has stepped out of the city until his friends recover from the shock of the announcement. When he comes home he says these friends and not himself should sign the checks for the congratulatory rounds. Notwithstanding the fact that the @nnousicement has been publicly made there is still an alr of mystery about the case and the principals and the very few who have guarded thelr secret well are reticent. Mrs. Scarborough ts @ partial invalid and will not see .visi- tors at her home, No. 10 East Seventy- sixth street. Many and varied reasons for the secret wedding have been given by ac- quaintances of both during the few hours since the announcement was made The story most frequently told deals of a will In which It is stipulated that the beneficiary must not remarry Mr. Scarborough {# In business with his ‘brother at No. 27 Beekman street and has lived at No. 234 West Forty-secona street. His partner and two other brothers have been intrusted with the secret. HUMANE CHILD BREAKS THE LAW, Little Bobby Crosby Sees a ‘ Tired Horse and Drives It ; "way Just to Rest It. Little Bobby Crosby has formed an independent Humane Society, but his pity for neglected and overworked horses has led him into the Children’s Court. Bobby is eleven years old and lives at No. 12 Goerck street. When he saw tha tired horse belonging to Hiram Walzer, a fruit peddler, he drove the animal away “just to give !t a rest.” But however kindly the lad’s intentions, his methods brought on a clash with the police. When Bobby faced Justice, Olmsted the tears streamed down his face, but he sald they were for the poor old nag he had tried to comfort rather than for fear of punishment. His mother was there and sald that the boy thought of little else and that his pockets were always full of pictures of horses, Justice Olmsted frowned on Bobby's way of accomplishing his end, but he paroled him for fifigen days just the fame. Bobby promised to make his work In behalf of worn-out horse-flesh ¢ouform to the law in the future — LAUNCH FOUND; CREW LOST. Two Men Seen Aboard Swamped | “Helvic? Are Missing. GUILFORD, Conn., Oct. 16,—Two un- known men, who had been occupants of of a launch found abandoned to-day near Charles Reef Bouy in Long Island Sound, are believed to have been drowned. The launch was at anchor ‘and half full of water when picked Is a cabin boat thirty feet bears the name “Helvic.” FINITE ETE ET TET TE r = THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1902. SPITE FENCE. Neighbor, to Overlook Whose Grounds Perry Cut Windows in His House, Objects to Odor of His Kitchen. | REMINDED HIM OF WINDOW. { High Iron Screen Is to Take the Place of Scene of Verdure Which Induced Him to Purchase Tem- porary Regidence. Perry Belmont will find that the view from the rear windows of his new home at Fifth avenue and Forty-sev- enth street is to consist chiefly of a broad expanse of iron screen. For this he will be indebted to Mrs. J. P. Gofn, owner of No. 1 West Forty-seventh street, who has announced her Intention to build a “fence” eighteen feet high in such @ way as to obstruct Mr. Bel- mont's vision, When Mr. Belmont, who has a fond- ness for scenery, bought his new home he was particularly attracted by the outlook from the rear. “Reminds me," he eald, “of the view from Windsor, looking west. Ah! I have it! I will cut some windows in the eastern wall and from there I can overlook the broad sweep of my nelgh- bor's acres.” Some of these windows were to be in [the kitchen, and so Mrs. Goin arose land volced @ vigorous protest. As a consequence, being a woman of action, she has filed with the Building Depart- ment plans for a fence which is to cost $316. Tt will made of sheet-iron, nicely braced and neatly painted. The plans would indicate that it Is to be work of art. Mr. Belmont's mansion was purchased from the Matthiessen heirs, and the new owner had Intended to occupy i€ until the completion of his more pretentious residence at Fifth avenue and Ninety- second stre eal WILL INTEREST EVERYBODY, Or at Lenst Every One Who Suffers from Catarrh. Catarrh in its various forms is « national | disease, and the fact that nearly everybody suffers from jt more or less/ leads meny to t its proper treatment. sal catarrh {s a common cause of head- aches, destroys sense of smell, if neg- lected reaches the throat, causing !mpair- ment and sometimes total loss of voice. Bronchial catarrh leads easily to consump- tlon. Catarrh of stomach and liver are very serious and obstinate troubl He it ts now generally admitted. that catarrh Is the most common of all causes of deafness. All of the more serious forms of catarrh Vegin with nasal catarrh, the loca tems being a profuse discharge, stopps nostrils, irritation and frequent ¢learing of the throat, sneezing, coughing and gagging. The old style of t nt with douches, inhalers, sprays, salves, &c., simply 6! temporary rellef, and every one who has used any of them knows how useless they are, and their inconvenience is such that very few have the timo or patience to con- tinue their use. A radical cure of catarrh can only be ob- tained from a treatment which removes the catarrhal taint from the blood, because no one will now dispute that catarrh 1s a con- stitutional or blood disease, and local appli- cations can havo no effect except to tempo- rarily relleve local symptoms, ‘A now remedy which has been remarkably successful in curing catarrh is a pleasant tasting tablet, which is taken internally and acts upon the blood and mucous membranes, It {8 composed of antiseptic remedies like Red Gum, Blood Root and similar cleansing specifics, which ellminate the catarrhal pol- son from the system, ‘The tablets, belng pleasant to the taste, are dissolved in the mouth, and thus reach the throat, (rachea and finally the stomach and entire alimentary canal. ‘They are sold by druggists everywhere under the name of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, If desired, when there 1s much stoppage | of the nose 'tbe tablets may be dissolved in | warm water and used douche in addi- }tion to Internal use, but a douche {s not at | all necessary. A few dissolved in the mouth daily will be sufficient. Dr. Alnsleo saya: “The regular dally use of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets taken internally will cure the wholo eatarrhal trouble without resorting to the inconvenience of a douche or an inhaler."* ‘They seem to give a healthy tone to the whole mucous membrane, and it ts reall remarkable how soon they will clear the head and throat of the unnatural and poi- conous catarrhal secretion, |. Stuart's Catarrh Tabi = most eMcient and convenient remedy for any form of catarrh, —- FOR BELMONT, 8 {9 undoubtedly | the safest, most palatable and certainly the | CONSUMPTION’ CURED. Mr. Edward Schubarth and Mrs. H. C. Allington, Whom the Doc- tor Said Had_ Incurable Consumption, Were Per- manently Cured by Duffy’s Pure STOPPED HEMORRHAGES. Gentlemen: It is with great pleasure that I write to inform you that eight bottles of your Pure I would not have been here to-day only your wonderful medicine. I have w care of doctors. I haye had three s attacks of grip and pneumonia, which left me with a bad cough and weak lungs and heart. Iam 67 years old. It has toned up my system and stopped the hemor- ybages. I cough but very little. I only ro- gret that I did not know of your whiskey before. I cannot express what it has done I beg to remair Yours respectfully, Mrs. H. ©. Allington, hua, N. H., Sept. 11, 1902. QUICKLY CURED. Dear Sirs: I picked up one of your culars on a table about a month read it through. After reading I helped me right away. fourth bottle, using it for so-called n- curable consumption, and I feel like a new man. I think that if T had known of your whiskey when I would have never cot health. 1608 cir- and ent out was at home in Chicago 1 here for my CHUBARTH. h 18, There that of Mr. dM All where the patients thought they had incu! able congumption until their doctors pe scribed Duffy's Pure Whiskey. Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey {s absolutely pure and possesses more curative power than all other medicines. It contains no fusel ofl, so common in other whiskeys, and which {s a dangerous Ingredient in especially for tho disonsed sys- en the poison takes effect, Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey not only drives out consumption germs and heals the lungs, but {t builds up new tissue and | renovates the entire system. It alds diges- tion, stimulates and enriches the blood, tones up the heart, invigorates and builds up the body so that it will throw off all | Alsease. At the Medical Convention in Al- bany one of the leading doctors sald he would rather have Duffy's Pure Malt Whis- key to cure consumption, catarrh ,asthma And diseases of the throat and lungs than all the quack medicines in the world, and the doctors present agreed with " him unanimously. Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey 1s good for old and young. It has carried the blossing of health to hundreds of thou- sands of poor sufferers, Many have tried to imitate {t, and unreliable dealers have heen known to try to sell thelr customers some cheap substitute because there was more profit in tho substitute. So we cau- tlon our patients to be careful and seo that “Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey” tx on the label, and that it Is our own patent bottle, with the name blown in the bottle. This tx the only way Dufty's Pure Malt Whtikey is sold. If offered in bulk or in flaska.it 1s a fraud. ar The genuine at all druggists Pd or direct, $1.00 a bottle. It is) the only whiskey recognized by the Government. as a medicine. This is a guarantee, A valuable medical booklet ‘containing d_treatment of each “disease atimontals will be sent free to any n of The Evening World who will write Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Roches- te West 14‘bS¢. — gERTH, bh 1807 S* RELIABLE" CARPETS PARLOR FURNITURE, Savonnerie Carpets, $1.25 per yd. (reduced from $1.75). Special designs and colorings. made and laid promptly. Yernis Martin Tables, $8.26 (reduced from $4.50). . Handsomely decorated. “LONG CREDIT” waits for payment. until converjent. CASH on CREDI? @weertuwair 6 | 104, 106: and 108 West 14° $c NEAR 67 AY, All CANDY CATHARTIC THEY WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP ANNUAL SALE | 10000000 Boxes Greatest in the Worlc A MILLION HEALTHY, MANLY AMBRIOAN MEN, fathers of families, business men, statesmen, mechanics, farmers, lawyers, ministers, doctors, bookkeepers, bankers, sailors, soldiers, railroaders, laboring men, men in every walk of life, in every line of activity, keep their bowels brain and nerves will have inexhaustible over sold in bulk, ‘The genuine tablet stamped | Brootuyn. Stores: Flatbush AV, near Puten $9 | traveling salesmen, Malt Whiskey. kinds of cough syrups and been under the | ¢ | success. Forecgn Book Depariment. -- This is a new feature of our big and busy Book Stare on the Second Floor, and it is meeting with great We are offering in comprehensive assort- ments French, German and Spanish Books at lower prices than theycan be bought elsewhere, Catalogue of French Books on application. (cecona ricor, Centre, 18th 8t.) Dottes, Giderdown Dressing Sacques. DRESSING SACQUES; eiderdown, satin trimmed collar;. crocheted edge finish; colors gray, blue, pink and red, 7 THE BIG STORE DRESSING SACQUES; ripple or plain eiderdown; large 98 NEG collars prettily appliqued; slik frogs, Centre Pieces, Scar. , (Second Fieor, Centre.) Gray Cloths and Pillow Shams Mt About ' the Usual Prices, IS is an occasion of broadest-and utmost interest. Doilies, Centre Pieces, Scarfs, Tray Cloths and Pillow Shams. A __ Mountains of snowy pieces to give fresher grace and charm to the home. textile world have woven with a skill most charming. Style Yo 7 Hemstitched White Lawn, with row of insertion all around. All sizes. 7x7-inch DOILIES, made to retail at 5c. each; thie sale.. 9x9-inch DOILIES, made to retail at 10c. each; this sale. 12x12-inch DOILIES, made to retail at 12!4c. each; thii 17x17-inch DOILIES, mace to retail at 15c. each; this sale... 24x24-inch CENTRE PIECES, made to retail at 25c, each; this sale 30x30-inch SHAMS, rhade to retail at 39c. each; this sale It_presents most engagingly the most exceptional offerings of many seasons in 17,652 pieces divided into two. great lots. Wost Extraordinary Gvent, Pretty art bits that some of the nimblest wits in the What woman would knowingly stay away from such a Sale? : Style Yo. 2. of open work all around. Very showy; some of the best bargains gathering. 14x14 CENTRE PIECES, made to retail at 35c. each. 18x18 CENTRE PIECES, made to retail at 50c, caches 24x24 CENTRE PIECES, made to retail at 75c. each. 17x27 TRAY CLOTHS, made to retail at 20c. each; thi 17x36 WASH STAND SCARFS, made to retail at 25c. each; this sal 17x42 SCARFS, made to retail at 30c, each; this sale . 17x50 SCARFS, made to retail at 39c. each; this sale.. 36x36 STAND COVERS, made to retail at 45c. each; this sale.. Ohe Big Silverware Sale. gay9 Js Gverybody Buying? You’d think so if you came here. You enthuse spontaneously. rt aaa is so fine, new and handsome that you pass from table to table buying Price Is, of Course, a Cardinal Inducement. The variety is most comprehensive. It embraces everything worth having. There isn’t anything old. No passe styles ; no stale patterns. It’s the best that the best can produce. What could be oes conclusive than the following i Al ROGERS BROS.’ TABLEWARE in plain QUADRUPLE-PLATED WARE. or fancy patterns, JUADRUPLE-PLATED TEA SET, con- isting of 4 pieces, polished or Butler TEASPOONS, set of 6, j i e F Zi 75 finish, | TABLESPOONS, 295 BUTTER DISHES, SALAD BOWLS, ater | old lined; Shaving Cup and Brush, Fruit QUADRUPLE-PLATED TOILET SET, | QUADRUPLE-PLATED BAKING DISH, i fter-Dinner Coffee | Gonaiating of 3 pleces, Comb, Brush and P dlesticks and decorated China | Mirror in case, Butler or bright finteh, Cracker Jara with silver-plated top, 4, YB | epecial, 2 Blankets, Comforters and Slumber Robes. Grades and Prices Will Interest You. Notwithstanding the sharp advances on Blanket: d Comforters we are supplying all demands at most moderate prices. We foresaw trade conditions and placed our orders early last Summer, hence these prices COTTON BLANKETS. SLUMBER ROBES. Good quality, in white and gray; no Lot of Italian Robes; as- seconds; all perfect goods, sorted combination of c 8c. grade | and stripes; $1.25 grade, at 7D ra COMFORTERS. eases Sacha i pes GP Over 100 different styles to choose ado Blankets, per from; also all grades. Le Heavy and medium welght Comfort covered ith cambric and silkoline: uw front mtawmetel/ |Site ais pes ie | filled with clean cotton; Special lot of rere white $1.25 and $1.35 grad, t eer tepetor |The Constartors we aes ary of ; woul sell ty oe pale at | Salling cae $1.39 Ge iGes ai teaneln | aka bes 5 Extra size 11-4 white mized wit fi ‘y wool and cotton Blankets; | line; the heavy weights ood heavy weight; pink, are covered with sateen; Siu and. ted borde regularly sold at $1.95, 7, SD $3.00 grade, per patty 2p 2D) tain voor, Past of Fourtain) Ohe Boys’ Sore. 2d Floor Serge Sailor Suits. The typical American Suits for boys 3 to 10 years. Suitable for all weather conditions. FRIDAY An Offering of 250 Suits at Fine quality pure wool serges; fast colors; every fash- 50 jonable shade and combination; finish- 0 ed with silk scarfs, VALUES BEYOND DESCRIPTION -over ‘very fine steel, American Cutlery is is an exceptionally low price; set, 75 QUADRUPLE-PLATED HOLLOW WARE at @ uniform price, plain and fancy patterns in bright or Butler finien, 45 90 |QUADRUPLE-PLATED TEA SET, 99 | consisting of 4 pieces, satin engraved, of 6, | porcelain lined, y cestonsed tops, aD) 25 5.00. utler o- bright fi (Main Floor, 6th Ave, and 18th St.) Women’s Wustin Underwear. Cambric Corset Covers and Drawers— Both items are moderately priced and are deserving of your attention. 75 CAMBRIC CORSET COVERS, square neck, tight fit- ting and embroidery trimmed, (Second Floor, Centre.) CAMBRIC DRAWERS, umbrella style, cambric ruffle Dress Soods. with deep hem, Big Sale Continues an Attraction of Conspicuous Drawing Power. Nothing succeeds like success. An old but truthful maxim. It is, however, again and strikingly exemplified by the splendid oenetn of this October event in Dress oods, Ghe Ovrerings tor Friday and Saturday Are Among the Best of the Week Granite Cloth Double width Granite Cloth, black, navy and other colors, per yard, lankets, per IS Warstings. Regular 50c. Waistings, 100 pieces to choose from, per yard, 29 Chevior. 56-inch all wool Black Cheviot, heavy weight; per yard, f 59 | 0 or New York, as, Cover? Cloth. 52-inch all-wool Covert Cloth, per yard, IN COLD TYPE, , 2-PIECE JACKET SUITS in several Also: lots that are made of fabrics which 50 cannot be duplicated, Si; 7 r 16 years, e 69 Qlain Floor, Pronk) my 30x30 SHAMS, made to retail at $1.00 each.. 36x36 TABLE COVERS, made to retail at $1.35 eac! 18x27 TRAY CLOTHS, made to retail at 65c. each 18x36 STAND SCARFS, made to retail at 85c. each. 18x50 SCARFS, made to retail at $1.00 each. Gmbrotdertes, Important Special Sate, Three lots of Embroideries, co: White linen finished Cambric, with wide lace edge and row}, ever seen in New York are embraced in this very exceptional} of Nainsook and Cambricedgings and in-§ sertions, also ribbon beadings, GO ON SALE TO-MORROW AT THESE PRICES: Se. for qualities intended to be sold upwards to 10c. 10c. for qualities intended to be sold upwarde to 19¢. for qualities intended to be sold upwards 1390. 10280. Photographs. Our Prices Are Just 4g. Asked by Exclusive Photographers, The work we do is of the very finest. No rapher displays better evidences of skilled workmanship, None is more artistic. There is nothing new in photog- raphy Uae we cannot duplicate. pying or enlarging old pictures to any desired aise is one of our leading specialties. Speotal Ofer tor Friday & Saturday Asa special inducement we offer our regular $3.00 Cabinets, per dozen at 2 (Wt Seventh Floor, Take Stationery. Special Offers for Friday and Saturday. The progress of the Stationery Store on the Third Floor is, of course, due to its energy and satisfac. tory completeness, As special inducements for to-morrow and Saturday we name: BO UR AAG: | WRITING PAPER, Engraved Plate and 50 Cards in|q miscellaneous lot of script, test quality workman- | e Fabia ship; special price, FO i Petia at from "a6, to See per HIGH-GRADE STATIONERY | quire; special, including En- PRETTY CABINETS, containing 25 | Velopes, Sheets and 25 Envelopes, made to | HURD'S LINEN PAP) a1 sell at 18c.; special, ‘Sheets or 24 Envelopes, (Taird Floor, Centre.) ee e Surniture. Friday's Exceptional Ovterings tn Odd Mahogany Dressers, Bed= steads and Bedroom Suites. You can tell at a glance how very un- usual this list of specials is. The savings are so conspicuously important that they impress you immediately. $53.00 BRASS BEDSTEADS for 45.00 $65.00 BRASS BEDSTEADS for 49.00 $90.00 BRASS BEDSTEADS for 63.00 BEDROOM SUITES, $77.50 MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE for 65.00 $93.50 MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE for 75.00 $52.00 OAK BEDROOM SUITE for 42.00 $58.25 OAK BEDROOM SUITE for 48.00 $82.50 OAK BEDROOM SUITE for 72.00 $77.50 MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITE, for 65.00 $72,50 MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITE, for 45.00 $54.50 MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITE, for 38.00 L’Art Nouveau Mahogany $472.00 BEDROOM SUITE, DRESSER . Si; * DRESSING TABLE, | F00, 00 CHIFFONIER, j 6 WARDROBE, $48.00 MAHOGANY DRESSER for $35.00 MAHOGANY CHIFFONIER to match for $49.50 MAHOGANY DRESSER for $37.00 MAHOGANY CHIFFONIER to match for $78.75 MAHOGANY DRESSER for $70.25 MAHOGANY CHIPFONIER to mot