The evening world. Newspaper, November 18, 1902, Page 7

THE WORLD: TUESDA Fens NOVEMBER 18) 1902. the mothod of his treatment of disease is gimilar to that practiced by the Gol- Cekeg ine the Rotel of vatuantes, eeriy “COME ON BOYS” ON VIEW, dea of the toval scener; and Verestchagin made a pect 1 trlp 4 “PLOT TO KONA? [E ACH OLD WOMAN = Detectives Guard Aged Mrs. ath Louise Beauchamp Hughes to lure ere that she LD) joes want es aa spend her life in an in- sane par others who do not ‘but who want to I know why le to mani for Fear She Will Be Spirited itz Away to an Insane Asylum. MYSTERIOUS MRS.BOUGHTON Detectives are guarding Mrs, Loutse Beauchamp Hughes at the Park Ave- nue Hotel, where, her attorneys say, two attempts to kidnap her have been made ence she was released from Dr. Kellogg's home at Riverdale. Tho guard has been placed in the fear that an ef- fort la being made to decoy Mrs, Hughes outalde the house and return her to an “insane asylum. Detective-Sergt. McConville is on duty &t the hotel, and he admitted that Capt. Titus had given orders to keep a close watch on all the visitors to the room of the old lady and to frustrate any at- pt to take her from the hotel. Fur- ther than thts McConville and Capt. ‘Titus would not discuss the case, Mrs, Hughes was released from the asylum on Saturday and the same day @ woman registered as Mrs. Boughton. When Mrs. Hughes's attorney went to see her on Sunday he found Mrs. Boughton in the room. She had made friends with the old lady. Attorney Shipman, of the firm of’ Blandy, Mooney & Shipman, says Mrs. Bough- ton was employed by Bdward G. Niles when he first secured Mrs. Hughes's commitnient to Dr. Kellogg’s institu- ton. “T had Mrs. Boughton watched,” said Mr, Shipman, “‘and a detective followed her from avenue to the hotel Where Str, Niles is stopping, so't Rave Feagon to belleve that ahe is still om- loved by him. to persuade rs. Hughes to change her apartments to the same floor on which she ved, And after several attempts to get her leave the hotel finally got her consent to taleve tide. | This plan was luokdlly nipped 1 the bud. bougnton: left the place she found that she was being wate! a VOLCAOES CA CAUSE A REIGN OF TERROR Violence of Stromboli’s Ex- plosions Spread Panic Among Inhabitants of Lippari isiands ROME, Nov. 18.—The explosions tn the famous volcano Stromboli have been so violent that it Is feared they will arouse other volcanoes which were considered extinct, but which ere showing symp- toms of unrest. The dwellers of Lippari Ieles, op the northernmést of, which Gtromboll is sit- uated; have become panic-stricken and are fleeing. Vesuvius ia also showifg signs of un- rest. — ROOSEVELT’S HOME TRIP. Will Visit Asheville, N. C., on His ‘ay to Washingto: KNOXVILLE, ‘Tenn., Nov. 18—Dt ts announced here ‘that on his return trip from Memphis Preskient Roosevelt will take the Southern Ratiway route direct to Washington and will make stops at Stevenson and Tuscumbia, Ala, Chet- tanooga and Knoxville, Tenn., and Agheritio and Mfonros, NC. be the visit “nis, ygee: ae Chemis ville and He is sc! reach Asheville Thursday at ‘at 40 Deere == |CDURT SUSTAINS MENTAL HEALING M4 thoes Highest Tribunal in the United States Upholds Some of the Doctrines Taught by Chris- tian Scientists. EDDY FOLLOWERS PLEASED. WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.—Under a de- olston just handed down by the Supreme Court of the United States changes of fraud againet mental healing institutes must be established as a fact and not be merely a matter of opinion. In the decision the Christian Scientists see a virtual authorization of their treat- ment of diseases. ‘The case passed upon was that of J. H. Kelly and the American School of ‘Megnetic Healing of Nevada, Mo.,against J. M. MoAnnulty, postmaster at that pimoa, to prevent the official from exe- cuting the “fraud order” issued by the Post-OfMflce Department against the de- lvery of mail to that institution. When the “fraud order” was issued Kelly, the general manager of the con- entists. He said that his treatment was founded on the “physical proposttion that the mind of the humen race is largely responstble for its ills and is @ perceptible factor in the treating, our~ and remedying thereof, power could be properly through the faculty of brain Ruling on this, the Supreme Cour' declares that the obarge of fraud can- not be sustained without proof by fact— that the mere opinion of the postmaster 1s act suffolent to convict of fraud. As the Christian Golentists aver that their treatment is similar to that of Kelly's, cept that instead of training the people's minds to believe they are not sick they train their minds to be- llgve that when they the Gourt tytn applicable to ding Cases, The decision is of more 9 han ord: i Comer 44 of it doce ne nd pre ce of ones tan Bole ence healing, which 1s on trial In sey- eral hoes ‘under the laws against mal- pract ‘While the opinion does not refer to istian Solence by name, it docs pee psd reat- tal alse, yap, ibe. Guest duestong rence es fopular on poms, of , which was deliyere sz"yuotioe Peothiany, the elprone Court be ng doubt that the tng; the yaical oa, | ce le hogy is very. outer, cern, applied to the United States Dis-|5' Peak trict Court for the Western District of | {j#¢lf Missouri for an injunotion restraining the execution of the department's order. ‘The court ruled against Kelly, and he took the case to the Supreme Court on the ground that the law under which the Postmaster-General acted was un- constitutional, in that st deprived him (Kelly) of property without 4 of law and made the post Postmaster-General the s0l thetr own cases, Reversed by Sui ‘Without passing on the constitutional questions raised, the Supreme Court re- versed the decision of the lower court, and directed it to hear evidence upon the legit!macy of the business conducted by the school. ‘While Kelly disolaimed any connection with what is known as Christian Sctence medicine, and t! that in ‘numerous cases ni left to itself, does succeed, SUES PAIN AND THE CITY. Boy Whose Leg Was Blown Of ‘Will Bring Action for Damage: On the application of Pearsall, Tucker & Pearsall, attorneys, Justice Marian in the Supreme Court in Brooklyn to- day appointed Mrs, Emeline Buti: guardian ed re for Mortimer Butler, a boy who 4 leg torn off on elec- tion night Pint the < cplowion of fireworks at ‘rhis is preliminary to a. sult easinst the city and the Pain Fireworks Com: for damages. BEATEN AND ROBBED BY EX-EMPLOYEES? Four Men, Discharged by Pro- prietor of Lafayette Hotel, Are Arrested for the Attack. Four fonmer employees of Alfred Du- for’, proprietor of the Lafayette Hotel, at No. 662 Seventh avenue, were dis- charged in Jefferson Market Court on @ chargé of assaulting Mr. Duford Mr. ‘Dutord had trouble with bis ¢m- ployees and about midnight be ai Brake sient of them, barteadiere, ors and helpers. ‘They lett the” place, But about so'clock this morning. te 1s charged, they returned, beat the pro- prictor ‘almost into insensibillty and then robbs the cash drawer of money and valuables. to «ho amount of $00 en Twontleth st Feated John 0" t ta! Dufard did they were di Apostolic Delcaate for C ROME signed the rett! Apostolic to-day pointing Mer ate In Canada Cost doesn’t matter. It’s the good eat- ing you want. It’s 00 easy to have something both new and good for breakfast every day if you’ll only use H-O, Many people think of oatmeal only as porridge. M-O {s the basis for dozens of other appe- tizing break: it dishes—easy to make —easy to eat, H-O “ When do I get more?” — OLIVER, Upholstery Store Yews. Lace Curtains, Capestries and \ Couch Covers Underpriced. An enormous range prices that win your favor without loss of time. LACE CURTAINS. peters ah at Priced, SCOTCH NET CURTAINS; best Saxony yarns; double thread sare per pair, NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, 334 made from the finest Egyp- pal Lad 22 CURTAINS, beauti- wrought effects on fine- net; per pair, POINT CURTAINS, exqui- itterns, heat overwrought SASH CURTAIN LACES. FRENCH KNOTTED CABLE NET,, “spat _ medallion borders, fintstied patent overlogk odges; the Se quality; per yard, an oeey net, with dainty dots, 4 and figures; 2Sc, pin TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS. HOVBELTY TAPESTRY T. sn ae specly 7 75: arn in exquisite parses od GS) theve TAPESTRY PORTIERES AND COUCH COVERS. ARMURE (ected POR- TIERES; the erfaie new color combinations, beaut fectly Poco most eessptats Ge ote one; heoespry Til ect hy eold Henley at $8. oo, pelt, TAPESTRY PORTIERES; 500 pairs we have rounded up and spe- ; the com- Armures pds inthe season's newest per pair, ality goods in rich floral | [9° 9 i combinations, heavy | *°, “10-4 size, 3.45 WART ROUVEAU TABLE CovERs, extra heavy, reveraibl latest’ co! sire, 8-4 aire, 4.10 2.35 MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS AT : LOW PRICES. ae par 8-4 alzo, | ration, 65 in ypestry, in all’ the | HN tones, the very newest of the in rich tasoelied choice, each, of Sen sere Woe open ta the the true titel, « Hany is nie pirate ane ancl ER-MACEE ARMOR comprising fall predate of ance, od 1 ee erate Con rey onl Me 2,50 & 3,95 Pirie oo Py fac niga sa oo. sic EMBROIDERED CURTAINS. 4.85) PLACE ON SALE WEDNESDAY 50 BAUS PIANOS, EACH PRICED AT— S Specral Celebrated Raus Prano. 0 forcibly bring your attention to this beautiful instrument, and to still further stimulate your interest in our mag- nificent New Art Piano Store on the Fifth Floor, THE REGULAR PRICE IS $250.00. This ie un advent of the WE G lied walnut cases and carved panelled bass; three strings in the treble. Y MADE OF FINE MATERIALS, THE BAUS PIANO POSSESSES TONE OF GREAT BRIL- Yano Announcement Gxtraordinary. Introductory juestionably the most notable Piano Event of the whole year, and coming practically with the Holid: is of special interest and importance. UARANTEE bed BAUS PIANO IN EVERY PARTICULAR FOR FIVE YEARS. T specially made for this sale. any include plain panelled antique oak cases, plain cases, carved panelled oak cdses, carved panel of seasonable selections at Double veneered cases, ivory keys; Ce IN ADDITION TO BEING ELEGANT! perenes Cire in maho; LIANCY AND RICH MELODIOUSNESS. It is particularly noted for its staying in tune qualities. ly fringed Hones AMP be teal bal 2.65 #50" mats st 9 /0\22 BORDERED PORTIERED, with 5.00 4.85 nee 7 GE ZA L. I Mned 774 Sterling Silverware. KNIVES, hollow handles, set o 8, fancy patterns, set of TERLING SILVER TBA SROON by patterns, sot of 6, STRILLANG Se I BN One oes PORK: French gra: STERLING SILVER BABY CUPS, eh SiOAR GARE, St Sterling silver tops, 7508 ve ate ae SULVER, 2 TEA SBT SILVER INN EE or TEA STERLING #8 6.00 VER TABLE ti or SreG SIL’ O78 8, 2.95 STERLING filvae BUTTER SPREATS | st Aas 3 ER TUCE ‘ponies, wit ditt oF or Naver! ‘powis, y handles, 2.28 coke eae mmo 2 et ae he iis |e Sust Why Chis Sasahane Silverware and Cutlery Sale Is Such a Splendid Success. 1—The unprecedented lowness of the prices. 2—The wide variety of shapes and sizes. 3—The richness and newness of the patterns. There you have the story in a nutshell. the eye and ear of the thrifty householder, for it means and Jo2 Less Chan Usual. We didn’t begin the sale dispiritedly, but with a vigorous determination to excel anything in this | Prices Jo% line we have ever done before. ‘H THE MAIN AVENUE IS A MINE OF RICHES, Itis a most alluring picture, brilliant, beauti- tel, and captivating, with its splend'!d displays of all that is praiseworthy, new and highly desirable in Ster- Silverware, Quadruple-plated have their imprint upon the YESTERDAY WAS ONLY Details of Go-morrow’s Attractions Follow : STERLING SILVER DESSERT SETS, cream and spoon Holder, “nighfy “polished, £5.00 STERLING (SHAVER | BENNY, 3 pieces, bowl, F and Raga lol aes ia STERLING'S STBRLIN io a Hux, ngfEVER, pretp mnt higaly ne Doreey 1 StERLING “SILVER, DESSERT SE! highly ‘polished, 2 pieces, gold lined, CUT GLASS WATER BOTTERS, 100 Sterling sliver mountin STERLING SILVER *CANDLESTICKS nly 8-1n. BREING att VER “BON BON DISHES, French gray fl 2.75 Quadruple Plated Silverware |i LOT 1-QUADRUPLE PLATED HOLLOW Bi Many now, desig rad Ho) Pitch i orruie Dishes 3 J-QUADRUI ADRUPLE A ED candles fischer and Tray, Susur Bowls Trea Tra, Spoon Hielderss Cream. Pitenors, inden: fog oa Fots and. Cake TED Fr ‘J-3, tik Holders, Cleres Pitchers, L Ware and Table Cutlery. The ve: se wares, and the EXTRAORDIN. DESERVED. Sets, Syrup Piicher and. Tray, ¥%, Chocolate Pots, Sugar Butter’ Dishen, After-Dinner Coffee P Sugar Bowls, with ‘Tea Spoons, and Nut Bow! LOT 4—QUADRUPLE Kets, Fern Dishes, Sets! Ten Pots, Chocolate Pots, Bu Disties, After-Dinner Coffe Pots,’ Serving . Baking Dishes, porcelain lined, 2.73 PLATED uit ir prea Bow! LOT 5—QUADRUPL Dishes, Bread Tray: Pots, Syrup Pitcher reens, Balad Bowl Pots and Cake Ba) 6 | ROGERS AL -SILV choloe of many fancy patterns. THA SPOONS, wet of 6 35 8 QUADRUPLE Ru nnisting of plect 3.95) te AbiUPLE PLATED TEA SBTS, con: jeces, Butler finish, "4.9! QUADRUPLE PLATED. THA, SETS, on sisting of @ pieces, Pollshea’ or iutler JPLE PLATED THA SETS, con- Sub 4 ploces, Butler or bright Anish. UADRUPLE PLATED THA SETS, © ate of 6 pieces, polished oF Py Gable Cutlery designs were jan Domingo mahogany cases. It’s a fascinating recital to tter | © locos, t ined iF | saan ganas, Ras Sah | Sale of the 16. Or $10.00 Down, and $6.00 Monthly Thereafter. best manufacturers in the world 'Y VOLUME OF BUSINESS DONE CARVI pieces in case, handios Sbar- | SALAD DISHES, | $2. IMPER aL spORT, Verestchagin’s Picture of Charge Up San Juan Hill Exbibite The painting of tho battle of San Juan | Hill entitled “Come on, Boys,” which | Prenident Roosevelt himself has char- actoriged as “all right," 1s now on ex- bition in the Astor Gallery of the| aldorf-Astoria with forty-five other canvases by the Russian artist, M. Vas stil Verestohastn, ‘They are all to be sold at auction on Nov. %. The San Juan Hill painting is correct y tail, for to obtain a correct tlago Jast summer. and participants in. th declare It isa faithful trpnsorigl | the scene. The picture is four feet in wid twelve In helght. p San Jian unmounted ex velt, who is arse. SHOT AT HIRD, Rives died whit teen his hunting a week ago. Holiday Gifts, including Bronze Groups, Statuettes and Busts; Carrara Marble Statuettes and Busts; Marble and Onyx Pedestals; Hall Clocks, Mantel and Travel- ling Clocks, Clock Sets, etc. Dutch Silver and Limoges Enamels. DecorativE QOsvects OF ART. comprising French and Vienna Decorat- ed Porcelains, Vases and Plaques; Curio and Bric-a- Brac Cabinets; Standard, Banquet and Library Lamps, Electric Lamps and Electro. liers; Decorated, Engraved and Cut Glassware. Department on Third Floor, B.Altmanso. Eighteenth Street, Nineteenth Street, Sixth Avenue, New York. It depicts the il of the Rough for President een In advance on id son shot at a bird B. Altman & Co. invite an inspection of their collection of decorative articles, Sreat variety of artistic pieces, which affords an excellent opportunity for the selection of desirable nore oF Cd KILLED FATHER, Harmon Koster, a farmer 9 Seaate ilage, near Rid 2 eataniny foie Infuries iregelved Wand ie _THEBIG STORE IGEN ODER ACITY IN ITSELF verre Y é| j Charge accounts opened with persons | accounts opened with persons of acknowledged responsibility. China and Slassware At Greatly Reduced Prices for Thanksgiving. excellence, feast of good thin; table. Thankegiving is an American holiday par ie it is a day of grace, its climax is the happy or jolly With every one in his or her place at the home What be: ts such a feast so decorously as beautiful ‘‘service’’ ware in china and glass? And what excuse can be given for any home not possessing it, when (just think of it!) fine Austrian, French and English china can ‘be had in the quality and at the prices listed below. ODD CHINA. CUPS AND SAUCERS; large olde shape, Tea; of China! handsomely decorated; "epe- PLATES; Breakfast, Tea and Bread and Butter; French Limoges china, handsomely decorated; special, CRANBERRY or SALAD BOWLS; very handsome shapes, richly deco- rated, gold lined; regularly at 7Se. and $1.00; special, 50 CABORETTES of LOBSTER SALAD [DISHES with handle, somely decorated; regular from 7Se. t0 $1.00; special, «I O) CABORETTES or LOBSTER je size; very fancy shapes; regal i ree 700 Frere ore 0 CRACEne y ine Aastzen CRIME TORY 25 9 19 19 decorated; regularly at 50c.; special, CUPS and SAUCERS: large ten size; fine Austrian china; rich! decorated; regularly at 20c.;, BREAD and BUTTER, PLATES OATMEAL BOWLS, SAUCERS and CREAM iw yuos, fine Austrian china; amely decorated and ‘tinted; gold lned; special, MEAT or TURKEY DISHES; hand- somely decorated; finest English porcelai 2 inches, 14 inches and 16 inches in size; regularly at 7Sc. and $1 special, Wines and BOLLMAN’S FINE OLD HOL- LAND GIN, large size, $1.20 dot.; regular size, per MONOGRAM PURE RYE; per allon, $9.90: pee a Broun VERNON on ae, per gal- on, isancds. Rv per gallon, 35) SHERRY or 9 of 87 75) | 12 Sterling 08 | 6. 50 es in case, ivory | erling silver fer~ CARVERS, 2 pleces tn case, stag iver ferrules, 95 MUSCATEL, per gallon, $1.65; por | RAMBaY'S OLD ISLAY SCOTCH 4S: | WHISKEY, per gallon, $3.50; per bottle, &S| $2. COVERED Rnest Bula prcsats; regular ly sont eh We regu! TURKEY DISHES; made specially for serving turkey; for making handsome wall lish porcelain; with alarge turkey like size, from $4.00 to $6.00; spe patsy AND ep Sterling sor" st. le, 70} ‘75c.; per bottle, PURITAN MEDOC, an exceedingly soos California Claret, per eae’) cabinet RIESLING, very choice” | domestic Rhine-wine, per case, warts, LD FRIAR’S SAUTERNES, fine | quality, medium dry, per Ce) OL Gat CROW WHISKEY; per gal., VEGETABLE handsomely decorated; ues; finest Eng- rated in colo f pot life- 4x19, 2x19: DINNER SETS. DINNER SE’ DINER SE nites ripen: French Limoges china; richly deco- rated with large 16-inc visage esotpeie 76, 50 “fold stippled handles; platter and” soup GLASSWARE, WATER TUMBLERS; ‘lass; fluted pheccl einen Soe per dozen; special, PEPPERS AND SALTS, ‘glass; finest imitation ery heavy Sere er a sine en Liquors. JULIEN CLARET or CHOICE [FORNIA HOCK, per gallon, ‘oo 50; full quart, Ovfice Furniture. A MOST INTERESTING DISPLAY. Artistically arranged, showing you just how your office will look when furnished. Besides an extensive showing of | Rou- Top and Flat Desks, there | Letter Files and Copy Press Stands. | Just now we are featuring the famous {sCutler’? Desks, noted tor their excellent construction, style and finish. TB, ¢ picks qy i8 ETS, 6 picks In 25 | SILVER PLATED NUT SETS, 6 pl hiepenersis ial Floor, $th Ave, ous “cur- LER" ROLL- TOP DES solid with quartere oak writing ah ir ie FAM- | FLAT TOP DESK, solid |oak, well made and finished, size of top 48x30, 4 drawers in right hand base, 3 dr. ers in left hand base (2 bei and pond book drawer and 2 emall rubbed fos Axx drawers) ; regular price ae 2| $17.00 ; special, iat 25,001 25 pal, OO. 23 23 2,90 00 3.50 (Fourth ieee, an excellent selection of Office Chairs, |