The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1902, Page 8

* Local. |. Albert H. Rogers, formerly Commissioner of Street Clean- 9 was committed to a sanitarium Keckler ‘for an ‘eracr di- ckler for an order di- Aiur to inquire into the sub; his sanity. OSAL REVIVAL, “Prayers for a national revival like th are being held at the Fult Noon Prayer-Meeting, No. 119 uiton street. Every denomination in city fs taking part in the movement, Whichistarted with New York City aj | Sneak thieves entered the room of | ) dames Ll. Crocke: retired mer- Chant living at No. 65 4Vest Thirty-third Mireet, during his absence and. carried ‘Bway ove: thousand dollars’ worth of vi Washington. DEATHS IN THE HOUSE. WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.—Eleven mem- "bers of the House of Representatives have died since March 4, 1901, the largest number ever recorded in a first session, » In fact, in any previous Congress, ve deaths occurred before the House was Dec. 2, ‘thi anized, Dec. 2, 1901, four during e session and two since ‘the adjourn- Ment of Congress last July. BORROWS AT HOME. INGTON, Oct. %.—The report just issued by Judson W. Lyons, regis- ter of the Treasury, for the fiscal year | er.ding June 30 last shows that out of 1 | total of $782,924,39) of United Stat "honda, only $16,022,850 are held by for-| ers, and of this latter amount) ,578,000 are held by insurance com- nies and are on deposit in this coun- ry. 7 FOR NEW YORKERS. Ww. INGTON, Oct. 2%—Among the thirty¥one civilian candidates who have qualiffed in their examinations for ap- Holntment as Second Lieutenants, U. 8 Charles 5. Hamiiton, Wise, Morton S. B. Wise, Charles Es. 7. Lull and Albert B. Hatheld. was taken exceasive u: his bgother 7 © & Conot Jersey Ci eites dally’ Young Allen bef Ma an asylum, and Went. to live w Metusen. He ag €ttes and now isa 4 Borough of Manhattan. 207 Pirst Ave,, cor. 13th Bt. b | BS bret Ave., etws of the World Condensed, —————* ATHLETIC MRS, HUNNEWELL GETS ABSOLUTE DIVORCE. Soctety learned to-day ihat Mre Jaffray Hunneweil hax been parted by @ decree of absolute divorce from her husband, Hollls H, Hunnewell given the custody of their two children, A, are the following. New Yorkers:| but the father ts to be allowed to see ennings Crooper | them oocaatonally. The court decree was handed down ————— in Boston by Justice Mason, sitting in " the Superior Court of Middlesex County. INSANE FROM CIGARETTES. | x- Mrs, Hunnewell mado : home in Boston, Smoked 100 Dally, and Now Is i! groater part of their time between thie { Bloomingdale Asylum. clty and Newport, or tn travel to various Robert Alien, twenty-five years old, | resorts, esterday from Metuchen, N.| Mrs. Hunnewell {s a daughter of the J.. to the Bloomingdale Insane Asylum, | late ©. 8. Jaffray ,one of New York's N. Y. He was driven insane by the| great merchants, of cigarettes. He smoked, | tinguished and . of Plough, Allen} prowess that few men can compete with Her husband was equally hand- some and athletic, ago when they went to the altar so- clety sald it was “an tdeal mateh."* | The rupture came when Mr. ell Began to devote himself to a young stron who was up to this season & leador tn the Newport set. She was! sr tHOMAS, D, W. I, Oct. &—-A large part of the people of the Danish West Indles are greatly disappointed! said to be in {ll health and spent Breat part of her time out of the cit but whether at winter or summer re- | sorts Mr, Hunnewel! was always in at~ and when were the allegations in Mrs. Hunnewell's bill , ps of complaint. Mr. Hunnewell did not| NOTED SWISS DEAD. contest, and the name of the society matron was not mentioned. aise eee Mother and Baby Knocked Down. Cella Kutner, of No. % Monroe and her six-months-old aby Abraham, whom she was carrying in her arma, were knocked down and badly brulsed by a team of horses attached to an India Wharf Brewery wagon at Market and Monroe streeta yesterday: ¢ woman and babe were removed to best of service, Gouverneur Hospital. Fritz Saue driver of the wagon, was held at Market Court in $1,600 bail She ts beautiful, dis- » says, 10) cigar-| her, originally. crushed at work. Was mone; After the | elsewhere, upon antl. and anfaithfulpess hen you = Very Best, No. 4, all kinds, § a COFFEE. Best Mocha and Java, FLOUR. PRIDE OF ST. LOUIS BRAND, Hild Aves Bee Sit Our Famous Family Flour, Every Pound Guaranteed. Third Aves, cor. 1igth St Third Ave. cor. 98th St. near 102d Bt. cor, 14iat Bt, ‘oF. 14th St, ecker St, e0F, Borough of Bronx, cor. 139th St. 3 New Roel i OF, Lexington Av, Whi » Tol. Cal: 118 While Plaine, 24) pound bag 7 pound bag 33 pound bag CRACKERS. ALL FRESH AND CRISP, Golden Crisp, Johnnie Cake, Vienna Crimp, Graham Crackers, Per Pound, OC, ee Salmom, Hatchery Dra nd, fancy red Alaska, 1-1b, tall can...., + 3360, Lion Brand Coffee, « package Fanoy Golden Santos Co: bean or ground, « pound. sbotutey 246 Fairy Floating Soap, « cake Lemons, choice Measine, a doz Parlor Matehes, Triumph Brant, « 40). ry Sonp, Nickel Brand, exi i, Peaches, Pears, Apricots All Heavy Syrup, Your Choice, Pe: Can, - - - 47c. so 6 IeYe - + = 8c. PRUNES. Finest California, new crop, large meaty fruit, Extra large, 3 lbs. for 25¢, Medium, 3 lbs. for | 4¢, ada BAKING POWDER. Blue Ribbon Brand, an absolutely pure cream of tartar powder, 1-Ib. can, 5c, 1¢-Ib.can, 18¢, Y tb. can, 10c, RICE. Choicest Carolina Head Rice, 3}¢ pounds for 23¢, a DE teat hd MACARONI—CHEESE. A package Best Imported Mac- aroni, a pound Best Full Cream Cheese, Both for 19¢, 7 JAMES BUTLE CHOICE “CROCERIES | Telegraph. COMPROMISH STRIKE. PITTSBURG, Oct. B—The strike the employees of Glass Company which affects skilled men, settlement was the workers ace stead of three skims (the chimney combine) 900 skilled Tad 200 un- was settled to-day. The TWO PAINTERS KILLED. HARRISBURG, Pa., Oct, 23.—Neison and Jesse Leak, as fatally injured to- yivania Stee] Works MISSES’ here, They Were 35 to 40 inches, reg. $7.50... 000004 day at the Penns: at Steelton, y heavy girders that while the een, who were painters, wi | 20 CHILDREN IN 19 YEARS. oldest being youngest five months, WIFE DID THE FIGURING. UTICA, N. Y., Oct. 2.—When William Pritchard offered to remove the ashes and dirt from the olty streets for five years for Lotte ihe i e Work wt that figure. ae Council nad awarded Im ani accepted hi bond, Mr. Pritchard ‘discovered ‘that ia computing the figures his wife had made a mistake of . DOCTOR KILLS HIMSELF. BALTIMORE, Oct. %.—Dr. Frederick Roland Nordman, well known here and the contract cents bee fr woholy f¢ @ state of melan jy for some time, brought on by gwotracted {lnegs, Cable. ISLANDERS DISHEARTENBED. ratify. the treaty. of sale to lthe United ell van States, ‘They belleve, that tts hove ot The woman's infatuation wag | ravtiity hee been shetieren: tO? upon! her and she bubvled In her de: |IeruE ON RIOTERS, Urium the scandal reached propo: Taree a could nee overs|| MADRID, O6t, @-tjendafines Ared -tax rioters in Val de Co; 5 1el_ treatment, confirmed habits of | One peasant was killed and two wen: darmes ‘were wounded BDRNE, Switnerland, Oct. 2.—Ex- President W. Hauser, of Zurich, dled to-day of paralysis. of the Finance Department during re- cent years, ———— It's Next to Flyin, the Juxurloua Rock Elegant tourlat slee Jar&é address A. way, New York, i the Macbeth-Evans mise, by which skim rule {n- nded by them he he presumed there furry. do. © KOCH & CO. 125th St West Between Lenox & {Open Saturdays e y Children’s Days £:i4#3,,& Crisp Fall weather—and here are the new and correct things that will add to the comfort of the Children and put savings into the pockets of the parents, FOR THE GIRLS, Thin ioe MISSES! WALKING SUITS, of all-wool Melton slot seam jacket, skirt to match, colors blue or black, 14 to 18 yrs., reg $14.00-.eee0eeee00000-+. 9,90 B, Fetteroff and Frank Hirt killed MISSES! NORFOLK OR BOX COATS, of all-wool Cheviots or Meltons, hed y Infuret to, delots Oxford, black or tan, 14 to 18 yrs., reg $12,00....-cccrcrcesnrn’ 9.50 WALKING SKIRTS, of all-wool Scotch Tweeds, slot sears, lengths ere CHILDREN’S SAILOR SUITS, of all-wool Serge, neatly trimmed with braid, all colors, 4 to 14 yre., 10g. $6.50.+s+ssseeerseversereseesreeree GQ CHILDREN’S COATS, three-quarter length, of all-wool Melton, triple ea SPRINGFIBLD, Mass, Oct, 23. —| trimmed with velvet, green, red, bluc or brown, 4 to 14 yrs., reg. $6.7 ‘Twenty children were born in nineteen j years to Joseph Metayer, « |fortystive years old, who died. trom thy results of Injuries received in a fall, FOR THE BOYS. hire Foor. Nine of; the ohitd: f OVERCOATS, made in the most up-to-date styles, of fine all-wool Oxford twenty" Fara the] Frieze, 4 to 16 yrs., reg. $6.59.. seve 498 TWO-PIECE SUITS, Norfolk and couble-breasied styles, of all-wool fancy mixed Cheviots and Tweeds, 6 to 16 yrs., reg. $5. SAILOR AND RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS, of high grade colcred Serges and Cheviots, 21% to 10 yrs., reg. THREE-PIECE SUITS, with vest, coat cut military shape, of all-wool fancy mixed Cheviots and Tweeds, 9 to 16 yrs., reg. $5.00... e000 ceseseeseey 4.98 FOR THE LITTLE TOTS, sunsre. CHILDREN’S COATS, of plain cloth, Gibson style, braided with silk sou- toche, some with three scall pe! cares, trimmed with velvet or fur heads, cotors tan, gobelin or red, 134 to 4 years. CHILDREN’S COATS, of plain cloth, round care trimmed with beaver fur, tted suicide at hig | Some with stitched velvet and fancy braid, green, red or tan, 14 tod yrs... 4,98 ogting.” He had veen | INFANTS’ LONG CLOAKS, of a'l-wool cream Bedford cord, trimmed with fancy ribbon and braid CARRIAGE COVERS, of cream ripple eiderdown, entire cover and lap piece with double row of satin ribboneseesesees settee eeeesss venue 39 MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S HATS. 2° CHILDREN'S FLOP HATS, of scratched felt, trimmed with stitched band, on crown and brim, all colors, reg. 69Cesseeeseees sone CHILDREN'S SCHOOL HATS, ready-to-wear, of plain and scratched felt, soft rolled brim, trimmed with felt band and ribbon, all colors, reg. 75ce MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S TRIMMED SAILOR HATS, broad rolled brim, with ribbon streamers, of plain and scratched felt, others with stitched that the Danish Landathing failed. to’ brim, rosettes and quills, all colors, reg. $1.48 and $1.75..... CHILDREN’S WHITE CAMEL'S HAS&R SAILORS, rolled brim, edged with black velvet, trimmed with velvet band and long streamers fin'shed with buckle, reg. $2.9B..secesseesserseeerraees sesssttecrsecesessseeres OQ MISSES' AND CHILDREN’S NAPPED BEAVER FLATS (extra qual- ity), black, navy, brown, red and castor, reg. $2.98 1.98 SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, ==". MISSES’ BOOTS, lace or button, of bright or dull kicskin, hand welt exten 1.79 sion soles, s'zes 11 to2, 2,39; Children’s, of same, sizes 81% to 10% . Ho had been head | BOYS' LACE SHOES, of box calf, hand welt extension soles, sizes 24 to i) 24 5%, 2,49; YOUTHS’, of sare; sizes 12 10 2escsseceecceers.sssseete SP LITTLE MEN'S LACE SHOES, of Chrome Calf, spring heel, sizes 11 to 2, .79| CHILDREN’S BUTTON BOOTS, tan or black iedske 1.79 INFANTS’ BOOTS, lace or button, tan or black kid, sizes 2 to 6, sland train from Chicago to California. | ou s, you there In spre iy ead ine! @uick service through sundag! & Sunday World Want, not taking'| is rate holds good World Wants. If you've got all sume much space, { only anti! Oct. a Ber einen parucu mer, don't use World Wants. If ig Brings housewife and homeseeker % Seventh Avenues. $fili 9.30 P. M, - 4,90 ery - 6.98 + 48c 98c in, sizes 5 to 8 1.24 9¢ waists has been Record Selling Record 8 Hecht ros Beal 259 26) 6 AVE gM BET16" 517", lel Be at Hecht’s To-Morrow. It's Record Selling Friday—the signal to follow the crowds and }} ' 4 buy a wealth of seasonable necessities at a wealth of savings. Every department contributes well to the event. We couldn’t hope to give each and every special its due publicity, so we'll’ confine our adver- tisement to hints of the occasicn. That ever-ready part payment plan is as ready as ever—as easy as ever. Dress Shirts, dyre'iare‘lince wun Overcoats Po", da, Caters fp Percgline and trimmed with three that reach to the shoe top, made 4 ands of taffeta silk, black and|with slash pockets; sizes 4 to 16 Belilig Fridayties ee, 195 i "Record Seliing....- 2600 Winch length, ' Bove’ Syite—Smartiy made two- Kersey Jackets, Wortircosrtini Boys’ Suits Piece Sutts, In sizes revers, lined throughout with heavy |7 td 15 years; dressy sailor. suits, Satin. ‘cuffs on sleeves: castors und | sizes 3 to 10 Ni blacks; value $10.00 Hecord QQ) | &! ter formerly fe) Selling Friday . . ad eoord Selling. i i fall weight Mel- C ares Walking Skirts, fs. Y780! Mel i Knee Pants Gotturoy Knee stitched bottom; bdiack ue and} tan shades: sizes 3 to 15 years; ‘ Oxford mixtures: value $2. price regularly Recor Record Selling Friday f abo Belling ... beaver Reet- ies’ —li-karat gold- nts, high storm| Ladies’ Watcheshiks* Cancst os y sraved; guaranteed 3) years; a per- a fect timekeeper; value Record Selling. . Ladies’ gold Rings in| —-——-—— = eS Gold Rings—Ladies’ sold Rings, in dark river mink, settings and assorted sione: i Sie aie reataile for trim . , ming, value $2. cor Reterd Selita babel 2.92 Selling Friday . L335 Real-Rare -nes Friday. maa , Cashmere Socks in Suspenders —3er's, fancy web Men's Socks —fasimere Socks tn Suspenders, : tan, double heels and toes, drawers supporters; full, length; a | jam 4ou 15¢ ly made 8; Record Selling... Beliti ing.. c . as " FI = Short Skirts [ear Quine Blan: die Boys’ Waists—Bineand rea fan, | made with deco. hem. “full ne nel Waists, sizes 6 | Jshed band f these | Selling . ecord 1 9 9c : ~~ |Infants’ Dresses [Hecpllent cam; to 4 years: reg ass ular price 8c. and Toc. * y ruftie on neck and_ sleeves; Underwear ppcren't, 8 tedck | value 2c; Record Bening. LZ cotton, lined, natural color, sn ire aod drawers, all sizes; regular { Hf in outing flannel, Se. grade; Record Setting... $5¢| Long Kimonos, {2,24 “stripes and —_—_—--_____— | checks, with border to A yy, | Yalue $1; Record Selling. Cc Children’s Hose {Uxir+ beay RUBOIS =) SOCIO RE Sarat et ese ere ee eens double Ienees, heals and toes, sizes | Sateen Petticoats, viack and col- 6 to 10 in kind deep ruffle and platting; value i 10c Teo. and 45c Record Selling... —Women'’s heavy | ———_—_——______ Underwear sisbea™ cotton, Heese, Women’s Hose, black wool, with Iined vests and pants, all sizer; ! 2c menue heels and it | ae toes; usual 19 Record | Sell: 1 5¢| Record ‘Belling: PES Wooden framed PICTURES in color Large beaded | CHATELAINE | BAGS, 39¢ Pry iated Cura Derma 80. tie beet ate : price &c., Friday Violet TALCU Hemminway | face to face. qubjects, small and te 1arge 3120, it derigns; Sens teectcaaliinns ‘ 36 WOVEN INITIALS, Sr ard EPOOL SILK, all So ancy aod gielg Menset ve ; regular price ge. Friday fi NO SLUMPS, BUT DAILY, REGU- ‘he thoughtless man with land te’, Y, month in and month out, in sell Neen York City circulation The 4inds no one who will buy. World maintains a lead of Tens of| “e does not think of printers int t Thousands over any other paper. And all World Wants imply. STORES EVERYWHERE. 107 RETAIL BRANCHES ANOTHER IMPORTANT SALE FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY. SPECIAL SALE BOTTLED GOODS. wae ttle Worcestershire Sa Brand, pint bottle,....... . Olive O11, dest imported, ptat do! Molasses, quart bottle... Maple Syrup, pint bottle... Honey, 1-pound bottle... Vaaliia or Lemon’ Extract, 10¢ or Lemon Extract, nd, per bottle, ... ustard, Butler's Liberty Brand, Mason Jar Jelly, good 4 » 2¢ Olives, Fency Manzanil fine fruit, Gor. bottle.s.ss, ‘ 9c Prices Quoted Do Not Apply to Our Suburban Imported Sardines, with Key. Peas—Tomatoes—Corn. A can Queen Early June Peas, A can Fancy Packed Corn, A can Standard Tomatoes, All Three for 25c, Batti ® GROCERIES CEYLON TEA, Hall Pound Package, GOLDEN TIPS Pound Package, 50c. 25c. Borough of Brookiyn. 126 Bridge St, near Prospect St. FINEST LONG ISLAND, Extra Quality, Uniform, Round and White. v Call 208A Platbu A LARGE BASKET, QC, 2! )foes4 CONDENSED MILK. Liberty Brand, Full Pound Cans. 3 Cans for 25c¢, oe aoe Shredded Wheat Blacult, por package 10c TOMATOES. Port per peckag®..- Rolled Oats, Triumph Brad, per package .. Blue Ribbon Breakfast Food, Choice Quality, Large Can, 3 Cans for 25c, SARDINES. i Hominy, larsy package... cee « N2C 3 Cans for 25c. CHOICE GROCERIES Cream of Whent, per packas Cook’s Flaked Bice, per package... Malt Breakfast Food, per package 12¢ Coarse Barley, per pound... SC Fine Barley, per pound... Granniated Yellow Mea pounds for... Avis Blue Ribbon Table Salt, 21. 5- White Pepper, ‘4-1. English Musi Superlative Prepared Flour, 1 3- per package... i aahtel wore, & DACKORe,«- Uniform and Sound, "call Ave., © CEREALS. 1 1 Atlantic A Broadway, 583 Grand + near £98 wenne Thor Wnean St Borough of Queens, sor aT, at, tone y. 4G. Maln St. Flushing Borough of Richmond. 52 Castleton Ave., cor. Hizabeth St. Vout New Drighton. Tel. Cail 2291 Wout Brighton, Jersey City. ie 6C. #95 O94 Herzen, ori BHAT ave, aren Mets rey ath eat Mergen Hoboken, Union Hill, Bayonne, Elizabethport and Mount Vernon, sh enetOd 10 dy pero n Viret and See Andrew St., Bae Powder, Dlis Iisdoa Brent, Ge Fulton and Franke Teabeth pot N. hk on Choice Quality, a Basket, j cho CE : “GROCERIES