The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1902, Page 7

a Pa OTT TLE THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14, 1902. FOUGHT TO SE | HS OEAD BRE Young Widower, Denied Admis- sion to Funeral by Wife’s, Uncle, Creates Scene at the, Church During Services. HE COULD NOT SUPPORT HER When She Had to Go to Relative's| Home He Forbade Boy Husband to See Her and Persisted Even In Face of Death. — It may de that elghteen-year-old not a fit man for a @ loved the little girl wife five months died in her uncle's home and they to let him look @ last time on her dead body he fough at the church door for a chance to see her tn her coffin. Only the Interference of his friends and relatives prevented a most trying weene. They managed to calm the boy, and he sat through the funeral service in quiet and followed his wife's body to the grave, heartbroken not to have seen her once more. Before her marriage the dead girl was Mary Wilford. She lived with her un- cle, Frank Wilford, a Willlamsburg elo- cutiontst, at No. 91 Morton street. Young Burke met her about a year ago. He was then seventeen and she sixteen. They thought they were grown up and 60, seeing only misery in this world #0 long as they lived apart, they went away secretly five months ago and were married. Could Not Support Her. After two weeks came the awakening. Young Burke had no work. He could not support his bride, She had to go back to her uncle. He took her in on the condition that Burke should not see her any more. Burke could do nothing but consent. The young wife pined without her husband, In a little while she developed quick consumption. Day @ yesterday she died. Her husband was not at her bedside. When he heard that Mary was ead he went to the house of ber uncle anda sked to see her body. Wilford refused him. , The funeral was set for to-day. It was to ‘ake place at noon In the Church of St. Seter and St. Paul. Burke de- termine’ to make a last effort to say farewell to all that waa left of his brid. He weit again to the house of her wnole. ‘Vikford, expecting that Burke might rake trouble, had two policemen on guai!. They kept him back and threaten :d him with arrest if he tres- passed on the Wilford premises. As White as the Corpse. Go the young widow went to the Lee Avenue Court and asked the Magistrate for an order permitting him to see his wife's body. The Magistrate refused because he had no jurisdiction. In great anger, Burke and his mother, who was with him, got into a carriage and drove to the church, They arrived there before the funeral cortege. Burke took his stand in the church weatibule. He was red eyed and as white In the face as was the corpse he wanted so to look upon. Finally th hearse and the mourners drove up to the church, The pallbearcrs lifted thi coffin out and bore ft Into the vestibule Burke shivered when be saw it and sprang forward, “Let me see my wife,” he stid, in a tense volce. “It is my right.” He pushed aside the pali-bearers and | almost made them drop their sad bur- den. | “John, John," cried the boy's mother, | “come away, come away. You're {nj church,” | She caught him by the coat and} dragged him back, Other mourners sur rounded him and pushed him Into a ner. The pall-bearers went on up the alsle with the dead wife's body, Finally the young man was calmed and wi by Nis mother's side. He listened, weep- | ing, to the service, and when they brought the b out and drove away to Calvary Cemetery the boy and his mother followed silently in a carriage te FINED FOR SHAKING HANDS IN COURT Lawyer Who Greeted Negro Will Carry Ruling of Magis- trates to Court of Appeals. Agron Kahn has applied to Justice Scott, In the Supreme Court, for a man- damus to compe] Récorder Goff to sign an order in conformance with his de- cision denying Kahn the right of ap- peal from Magistrate Hogan's action in fining him $10 for alleged violation of a rule of the Board of City Magistrates. ‘The argument will be heard next Fri- day, the District-Attorney opposing. Lawyer Kahn, who has practised twen- ty-four years, was fined $10 in Harlem Court on complaint of Court Policeman Charles Smythe, who charged Kahn with speaking to and shaking hands with @ negro as he entered the court- rooom. Magistrate Hogan declared this to be in violation of the following rule or- dained by the Board of City Mast- trates: “As a further ald to the maintenance of order In and about sald Magistrate's court, all persons are prohibited from accosting any visitor to any of sald| courts with a view to ascertaining the errand or business of sald visitor in said court, unlees such inquiry be made by direction of the Magistrate presid- ing.” Kahn refused to pay the fine, declar- ang Jt to be an outrage and Illegal Judge Hogan finally suspended execu- f tence. ofan appealed. The Recorder denied the appeal, but did no! the order, Kabn wants can appeat its 4 re to the Appollate Division, _ skoice ot any one in the 5,t60 at UR ays ‘igy Gvery Winged Hour Ohrobs With a4 Activity at Ohis Vast Store. D Saturday! Seems asif it were a festal day. The people flock here en masse. Into the Departments featuring Wearing 4 Apparel of every sort, Shoes, and everything for personal adorn- i} ment and comfort as well as home needfuls, they surge in endless streams. This great store becomes a fascinating picture of stirring business. But it never becomes 4 hot, uncomfortable gtore. The ceilings ere high, vent! ion is perfect. The methods of ascension to the various floors as well as those of descen' reliable. The electric elevator system is perfect. Thousands of people ascend daily. The Moving Stairway and the Inclined Elevators (also moving “gtairw: from floor to floor when you don’t want to walk. All you do is to step on. The mechanism does the But we're forgetting the special merchandise attractions for Saturday. Let the Departments speak for themeelves. Gverybody Seems to Be Shouting Cheap Clothing Prices HE matter has assumed the forth of an epidemic, with indications of no abatement. Each dealer asseverates that his prices are lower than those of his competitor. The fact remains, however, that the average man does not care to boast that he is wearing ‘‘cheap’’ clothes. He isn’t so particular, though, if he obtains better clothes than usual for less than usual. St Ale Depends Upon Circumstances. It is a widely known fact that The Big Store gives you satisfactory clothing value in every instance. AND WE DO THAT EVERY BUSINESS DAY OF THE WEEK. We make no price comparisons, give no fictitious valuations. The special offerings in our Clothing Stores onthe Main and Second Flcors for Saturday represent limited quantities---120 Men's Over- coats and 180 Youths’ Suitst The prices at which they ere marked indicate that they will be eagerly anapped up. The morning demand will probably exceed the expectation. tre Men's Store 730 Wen’s Overcoats made of heavy weight FRIEZES in Oxford and black; diagonal overcoatings in olive and gray. SATIN LINED THROUGHOUT. ANUS atta \ re Te cafe and a descend ) take’ you SATURDAY Che Boys 7 Store ivot.) MORNING, 180 Youths’ Suites SPECIAL OU ERINe at made of CHEVIOTS in navy, black and mix- oe 50 @ tures; also OVERPLAID suits that combine Sizes 13 to 19 years. (Main SATURDAY Floor.) MORNING. SPECIAL OFFERING 9.50 Sizes 34 to 50 breast. style and service. A VERY SENSATIONAL OFFERING. —— 3 Men's Suctts--Gleven Dollary aT Au A greatselection of SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREAST- e Boys’ Sutis--Ghree Fitty. AT 7) Every style of suit, including the popular RUSSIAN ED SACK SUITS in black, Oxford and fancy mix. Psy 3 tures. Also 3-button CUTAWAY SUITS of black @ diagonals. Sizes to fit any build from 34 to 50 breast. Men's 5oW | Men's 50 Overcoats, / ye Overcoats,/¢ 6. Fine quality Winter Overcoats Meltons, Friezes and English in Oxford, black and combina-f] | Coatings in the very latest HAR- tion colors, serge lined; MAN- VARD (50 in.), PRINCETON . (47 in.) and CONSERVATIVE HATTAN (medium length), (44 in.) Winter Top Coats, cut horizontal pockets; COLUMBIA in the new tull sweep and grace- (48 and 50in.), vertical or slash ful outli 3 pockets; sizes for every build. buila, OY CED 18.50 to: 47, 50} 5, Men’s 3 004 | Youths’ Trousers, ¢ ff | Overcoats, ¢ A most comprehensive selection A special showing of splendid of fine stripes, hairlines andy overgarments for the ‘coming novel effects in worsteds, cassi- meres and fancy cheviots; sizes to fit every build, height and width; higher grades, $4.50 to $7.50. BLOUSE, SAILOR, NORFOLK, DOUBLE-BREASTED JACKET & 3-PIECE VEST, in all the best-wearing fab- rics and designs. Sizes to fit all ages from 2), to 17 yre. 854 | Boys’ Over- garments, s The new Melton and Frieze Over- coats, both in long coats for the larger boys, and in Rus- sian and other fetching styles for the little fellows; also STORM REEFERS lined with red army flannel; all aizes, 254 to 17 years. Boys’ & Overcoats, ° The NEW LONG COATS, with vertionl pockets, andthe regular BOX COATS; also RUSSIAN COATS in great variety. Fabrics of firm texture in Oxford, navy, olive and brown mixtures; all sizes 2 to 16 years. Overgarments, 5.75 to Ih 75 754 | Mothers’ Friend Waists & Blouses, SD Fresh, new and bright patterns in madras and percales. There! is no need to say another word| about the celebrated ‘Mother's Friend.’’ It is known every- where. = eH. Quercoats, Coats & Vests y/ S. 50 for Dress, Finest quality garments for morning, afternoon and evening wear. PRINCE ALBERTS, FULL DRESS and TUXEDOS, showing the ‘‘earmarks’’ of high-class journeymen tailoring; all sizes. ' man" of 14 to 20 years. Gar- ments that show all the style of the ‘‘Man’s Coat’’ and still retain a certain ‘youthful’’ touch. Saturday, November 15th, will mark an epoch of Value-Giving in our Clothing and Hat Stores that will cause a sensation. Ore Yen's Hat Store. Important Special Sale Begins Go-Mforrow Morning. Te event is one of conspicuous importance, and every man who (Main Floor, East.) plain, thin lead- special, per dor. finest thin glazed decorat: 25 ‘arly at 25c; special, J0 TOILET SETS. | TOILET SETS; Opieces; larze siz; richly c decorated; special, Vf 70d CUSPIDORS. top; lsrge ai: yet ; imitation of cut glass; Jf wants a good and stylish Hat for less than he ever paid before won’t need to be told twice to hurry here to-morrow. . Danbury and Bethel (Connecticut) factories. In- cluded also are cancellations and surplus products. PRICES THAT ARE IRRESISTIBLE. We have divided the lots into three classes, as follows : ‘ All the new shapes in stiff and soft |In thie class high quality and all Hp 00 Hats. A full selection of shades and|the very exclusive and novel B colorings in the two classes. All sizes. |blocke are represented. All : C : 4 30 (Union Made), ‘« MORNING HOURS” A HARVEST, VALUES THAT CANNOT BE DESCRIBED IN COLD TYPE. Fine Chi | Slassware and Fine China y Price Reduction owest Fe Sapanese Sik te east iat: week reaches its climax in Saturday's offerings, Newest Wares, at prices sure to xs persuade the most critical. ‘ Handkerchiets TABLE GLASSWARE. | CHOCOLATE POTS and CRACKER JARS, H AO sosuiarly at 50c.; special, ; CUPS and SAUCERS; At Coe Gach. porcelain rich under- 4 too many. We yo them at about what they cost to make. Deta MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, plan silk, with ini- tlal; 22-inch eize; also same Handkerchiei with | fancy colored borvers, WOMEN'S SWISS EMEROIDERED SILK HAND- poy J ~ akered haudle; ly at $1.50 to $2.00; special, FT; FANCY LOESTER SALAD DISHES, with very hence:maly decoraes; gad | chira; decoreted in Semi Auatiian ching; cial, importod natural colors; gold 60 regularly at traced; reyulaily et $1 00; special, cs bette ates cisk canna re These Hats are samples from the leading Classes AH and B Class C. ¢ 165 The above are all Sample Hats °l0rs All sizes. 35, 000 The highly successful China and Glassware Sale of this WATER TUMBLE! fivent Austrian china; richly decorated ; wo gold lines; rogu- For Men and Women. Big tmpoiting hew: KERCH EFS, in white aud fancy colors; your (Main Floor 18th &., Ntar Cent.) Sistah te Aa be Sele we have gathered for this and busy day. And how’ the young people will . enthuse over all these bright, fresh styles! Thoughts are turning Holiday-ward : now, and the dollars are being eager- : ly counted up for spic and span cloth- ing by mothers who delight in seeing their children look their best Ohese Clever Styles Are Among Ohe Leaders. FOR THE GIRLS. A complete assortment of GIRLS’ FANCY AND SCHOOL |GIRLS' FULL LENGTH VELVET COATS; Inverted DREGSES. Also a full line of GIRLS’ SAILOR AND fplait, or Monts Carlo back; fancy sboulder cape; trimmed PETER THOMPSON SUITS; fine quality Serge, with’ stitched straps; of satin, or lace; bishop sleeves; trimmed with fancy braid, at $3.95, $4.50 and a 90 lined throughout with fine quality colored satin, /4. 50 GIRLS’ LONG BOX COATS of Camel's Hair, Kersey or $11.75 and hd coat (Fr Zibeline; plaited box, or Russi | storm collar; bishop or bell sleeves; special for Saturday, 6. 90 GIRLS’ FULL LENGTH FINE KERSEY BOX COATS; in GIRLS’ LONG ENGLISH PLAID BOX COATS; military tan, blue, red, brown and black; double top cape; ie 2: blabop sleeves; vel ; t | med with’ broad bands of velvet; solid velvet collar; cape: 1op sleeves; velvet collar and cufis; sizes 6 to 6. IO isroy prldicepesapate bap ewe ht 70. 00: "OR THE MISSES. MISSES' 27-INCH PINE KERSEY BOX COATS, coat \MISSES’ SHOPPING AND WALKING SUITS, strictly collar, strapped front and back, kimono sleeves, stitched ‘man-tailored; Norfolk military blouse, open seam 7 61 9.75. jodels, lk turped cuff, outside pockets, lined throughout with ‘or Eton models; box piaited and gored skirts, of heavy satin, . 75 check, mixed Tweed, Zibeline and Thibet cloth, MISBES’ % ENGLISH PEBBLE BOX COATS, new in \$10.50, $14.50, $11.75 and lar, bishop sleeves, atitched cuff, fin- \ | faned with fancy buttons, |FLANNEL SHIRT WAITS, plaited back, box plait dows parnilcs buttons, “Haed with fine quality 76> 5'C) tront, tucked yoke, large velvet buttons, fancy cul, 1.95 MISSES! JAUNTY OXFORD BOX COATS, velvet collar, all Che Bewagteeaces, Ad Kimono sleeves, turned cufl, outside pockets, eatin MISSES' DRESS GKIRTS, of Cheviot, Thibet, Pebble lined, finely tailored, 7. and Broadcloth, plaited, slot seam or kite rin flare, MISSES’ SHORT JACKETS, fitted back, double-breasted ‘over drop skirt of fine percaline; length 36 to 40 in., front, velvet collar, coat sleeves, turned cuff, eatin lined;, a $7.90 and opecial for Saturday, y 6.90 Women’s Stylish Chases. WOMEN’S PLANNEL WAISTS, fine quality, full plait- |WOMEN'S TAFFETA WAISTS, black, light b'ue and | edand Duchess front, piped with white silk, eighteen jwhite; circular yoke of fagokting; full blouse of one-inch black velvet buttons down front, collar and cuffs of com- box plaits; sleeves box plaited, with soft cuffs of is 75 | ° bination Manoel, velvet and alk; in black, navy, red, 7 @ > fanottng, gray, castor, pink and light blue, . WOMEN’S TAFFETA WAISTS, clusters of fine tucks; qualit immed with fine quality of ecru lace; in white, WOMEN’S PEAU DE SOIE WAISTS, hea n Peau de Sole, side plaits, wide box plait down front; eac ht blue and black with black lace, 70. 0a. f plait piped in black or self-color silk, trimmed’ with | black, » light bh light ‘WOMEN’S PEAU DE CYGNE WAISTS, entire waist Silke buttons; in black, white, Hight bine, HERE Er8Y 4+ 77) x45 clustered tucking and rows of fagotting: eoft col- 5.90 lf 7 hey Floor, Gth Ave,, 18a St.) jlar and cuffs; in black and colors, Mdwrnd rion in Ave, un ty Ota and cue in black and colors, Oe Cigars at Special Prices|Worta’s Greatest Grocery | 200 BOXES HIGH GRADE CLEAR HAVANA CIGARS, FRESHEST PURE FOODS. LOWEST PRICES. | Key West and New York make, Cuban workmanship, ao assorted lot of superior goods, which we desire to close out. Various brands in rable shapes, guch Brevas Caprichos, Reina Fina, Rothschilds, etc., m 0 sell o a 5 lot Tae 00 per 100, choice, while the lot lasts, box 3 9S r ay = mere Tags L GARCIA, Conchas Selectos, tan pe. & Per at TeE CAR oe NB SOV Cae acs ara 3. 65 . cake pure ray 2.95 2.50\ Suit 24543 DELICATESSEN delicious Mild Paritanos Pinos, tox of S0, 3,000 CLEAR HAVANA CONCHAS; atrictly high rade; various brands; $3.75 quality; box of 50, GREAT METROPOLIS; Havana filler; Puritanos Finos; box of 50, LA SIMPATICA; clear Havana Conchas Especiales; box of 50, Made Fi or Bar Harbors, Ib., | —Genulne Imported | heese, per Ib. 28 “TED FRANKFURTER GES, 3 Ibs. for 25 large bu: , ASBARAGUS Hay Brand fancy Califo large, EINA VIOLA; Sumatra wrapper; Conchas Perfectos; FANCY JERS! | Asparagus, Pex of 50, a 1.75) APRICOTS holce Eveeee| G2 FLORODORA CIGARS, box of 100, 1.95] ca California Golden Apricots | SUPREMACY AND LA INSIGNIA, box of 50, - aia ed lap spe GENUINE PORTO RICAN BREVAS, box of 50, 1.00) § a gpurand’ Wancy | ci (Main Floor, ast, 18th 8: agai cine eras | Shoes. There are rare chances for big savings just now during this Sate of Sample Shoes We started this sale with thousands of pairs of good Shoes from the at an average of half price. al Lees bas added to this sale large lots of good Shoes, so now we again have all sizes in abundance. ee Men’s Shoes for 7,95 CALFSKIN SHOES, in elther velour or box calf, lace and Blucher, with single and double soles. Aleo common sense shoes in lace and congiee®: svireR SHOES, all width welted soles; soie Jn this lot are even better than the average $3.50 ahocs; several style lace {ttom and lace. * for cross weal Midhsingle abd double soles, made on elegant, goed Sitting taste. Men's Shoes for 7,50 : | Several styles in calf, kid’and box calf, all sizes in the sale, and they are mostly $2.50 shoes. Boys’ Shoes. BOYS' SHOES, of smooth or box | BOYS’ SHOES, of calfskin, in all BOYS' AND YOUTHS'SHOES WITH ° 1 si: izes from No. 8, with spring METALLIC OAK SOLES, water- <a da ted 1097 SO hwcls, toN0. 2 with heels,” DS | proot, all sizse from No. 13 5%, 95 FJ Women’s Shoes for 4.98 KID SHOES, dull or bright, in button and lace, with kid or patentileather tips. CALF SHOES, either smooth velour calf or box calf, in lace and Bluchers. PATENT-LEATHER SHOES, in button and lace, military heels and French heels. PATENT KID SHOES, in all the pretty styles; most of these shoes are mado to sell $3.50; all sizes. WOMEN’S ALI-PELT SLIPPERS, with thick folt soles, all sizes, per palr, J GIRLS’ SHOES. GIRLS! SHOES, of kid and box calf, lace and button, sizes 6 to 11, 85c, ; 1114 to 2 GIRLS’ SHOES, of Vici kid, with the new indestructible A. S. tip, and some of ‘all box calf, both of which are the best wearing shoes made for children, Sizes 84) toll, $1.25 Sizes 114 to 2, f We guarantee every pair of shoes in the sale, excepting leathers, just as though you paid full price for them. Yet to those ple who would rather buy shoes with an established reputation we advise popular ‘Foot Mould’’ Shoes for men and women at $3.00. 4 In style and all else they surpass any $3.50 shoe. ‘And then there are the custom ‘Foot Mould’? Shoes at $4.00. These are superior in every to any $5.00 shoe. 58 ‘We are sole agents for ‘+Foot Mould’’ Shoes. (Men's Store, Main Floor, Bast.) ci, SRM LAE anal all hi