The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1902, Page 6

THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENINC, NOVEMBER 20, 1902. NOTED IRISH BEAUTY WEDS AFTER DIVORCE SCANDAL. CHURCHES CONDEMNED COT $13,000 0N A BOGS DEED Dectectives on Trail of Promin- ent Real Estate Operator and Society Man Who Imperson- ated Broker Thompson. Are Unsanitary—Will Close, Them Unless Repaired. JACE TO CONGREGATIONS. MARRIED WOMAN THE VICTIM Ventilation and Drainage in J) Houses of Worship Where Mill- + lonaires Are Members—Theatres } and Markets Being Inspected. tf ¥ But She Ie Unwilling that Her Hus- band Should Know 8he Had Any Dealings with the Man Who Swindled Her. enty-five churches, mane of them ted in fashionable neighborhoods of York. have been declared unsani- th, and unless rohes take tm ite aotion and make the necessary 80 as to I.sure healthful sur- for thelr attending congre- their doors will be closed and will be posted as unfit for occu- Detectives have beon seaching for a man who swindled a prominent soclety woman in this city out of $18,000 by paes- Ing a bogus deed to property tn New Orleans in which he had no equity or claim. They say to-day that they have the awindler under surveyance and that his arrest will follow before the end of the week. Alfred E. Loyd, a financial soliciter, with oces at No. 27 Fine street, who rep- revents the rea) owners of the Louisiana property, says the man who operated the real estate swindle, told the New Orleans Commissioner of Deeds that he was George W. Thompson, jr., of No, 280 Broadway, an official title searcher for this city, “When I went to see Mr. Thompson at his offices,” said Mr. Loyd, "I found that he did not answer in any way to the description given me by the woman who was victimized, but I am con- vinced that the detectives employed by me are on the trall of the guilty man now. I cannot mention the name ot the woman to whom the fraudulent con- yeyance was made for the matter |s strictly confidential, as she does not want her husband to know that she had any transaction with the man who awindled her." George W. Thompson expressed great astonishment when he heard that a man ‘This is astonishing in|/nad represented him in New Orleans. View of the fact that these churches] “It must have been an impersonation,’ ve wealthy cong ie of faald he, “because I have never been In numbering many o! Loutsiana in my life and have not le@t és among thelr wo the clty for two years, except to go to T have notined al! th | Detroit for a vacation last summer, they will have ¢ The owners of the property In New fe radical impr: ° Orleans gay they will prosecute the ir doors, 1 do Uke gly 4 t fee i it the names of these churches un fn charge ve had. reasonad @ within which to make the Improve- ints I have ordered. mas Am conducting a similar Investig of al ae vad oter pl en OF public’ _ GROWN PRINCE 3REAKS LEG. Prederick of Snxony Meets with the past fow months President @. of the Health Board, has re- ved complaints of the unsanitary con- jons of many of this city’s principal Mouses of worship, with the result ter Rie ordered out his inspectors to make a @weeping investigation. So far 195 @hurches have been inspected and of “iat number twenty-five have been de- d unit for occupancy. beginning this investigation,” val. ‘Dr. Lederle to an Evening World r Porter this morning, “I of course ex- ey) Pected to find the majority of the un- | sanitary churches tn the poorer neigh- Worhoods. In this, however, J was en- @rely mistaken, The very churches that @ne would think could afford every sani- Appliance known to modern eclence Inspctors found in a very wretched dition ws far us ventilation and years in Sing Sing. The limit 1s twenty- five years, THE MARCHIONESS OF DOWNSHIRE, ‘The jury was out only long enough to SENTENCED FOR | tale one ballot. Sentence was passed by |the Judge without making any com- | ment. With another negro and a white man” Williams stopped Miss Phoebe 1 | Stafford while she was walking along an swindler. He is rumored to be a well- known soclety man In this city, wo Vesta avenue with # young man, has heen connected with several’ other Williams's compantans leld hor escort awindling operations of a like nature during the last few years, — LEAPS TO DEATH. Frank McH Juuwps from a Train im the South. COLUMBIA, 8. C., Nov. 20.—A man, sald to be Frank A, McHugh, of New while he dragged the young woman Negro Who Assaulted Miss wis?’ apeiceimant'es aniela” ana Berke ‘ sented himself as. an officer. Stafford Is Sent to Prison for Twenty-four Years. ——— JOSEPH H. STERLING DEAD. Well-Known Banker and. Broker Had Long Been Il, Isaac Williams, the negro who repre- Hunting Accident. York, going South with an attendant,|#ented himself as an officer and as-| Joseph H. Sterling, of Groesbeck & _DBRSDEN, Saxony, Nov. ¥.—Crown | jumped through the Pullman car win-|saulted Miss Phoebe Stafford, after ling, bankers and brokers at No, 80 “Prince Frederick of Saxony accidentally | dow of his stateroom yesterday a few|dragging her to a vacant lot in Kast y, died at his home in this efty B) fractured h:s lex Oclow the knoe yester-| Milos, from Spartanburg and was in-|New York the night of Oct. 2 Inst, | "Way while hunting near Salzburg. Mr, McHugh had been left atone by| Was to-day sentenced by Judge Crane, Bis condition js not serious. hie attendant. in the County Court, to twenty-four rotracted Iliness, Stock this after a ember of the Exchang 1-2, bottle . y | L aD ee s-oz. Bottle , i * F SS Ny 10-07. Bottle “i 7 Hy Pee 18-02. Bottle -dAc f HOICE* * / 8-oz, Stuffed, Bottle / CHO ia tye ee GROCERIES %y Ye _ Borough of Manhattan. 217 Firat a: Firat Ave. + cor. 13th Bt. cor, 20th St. sth & 20th Sta h St B Third A\ 2309 Third Ave } 72lgs Fifth Ave. Jo Eighth A Kighth Av | lghih Av pBOTA Eten 4 sts. POTATOES, Extra Quality, Fancy Round Potatoes, A BASKET, 9c, SWEET P STORES EVERYWHERE, 108 RETAIL i BRANCHES 4% One Week from To-Day Why wait until the last moment to purchase your Thanksgiving supplies? Prepare now for the great day of family reunion and feasting while our stocks are bright, ; new, fresh and complete. In all of our one hundred and eight stores our counters and shelves are heaped high with the choicest and most seasonable of dainties and staples ace ready for the millicns who will naturally turn to us for their Thanksgiving wants. Enough for every one, but toinduce you to make your purchases this early, we offer these splendid Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, APPLES. Man with Whom Husband Ac- cused Her of Wrong-Doing Marries Noted Beauty. LONDON, Nov, 20.—The marringe of the divorced wife of the Marquis of Do wnshire to Capt, J. F. Layvock, who was named ag co-resportent In the bill for divorce that was granted in April, bas been announced The separation and divorce of the Marquis and Marchioness of Downshire Was the goselp of English soclety Inst winter and spring. The case was not defended, and attorneys for the co- respondent admjtted the charges were true. The story of the Infldelity of the Marchtoness was told in court by the Marquls, Before her marriage to the Marquis the bride was Misa Hare, one of the fairest of Irish beauties, niece of the Earl of Listowel and even after her marriage spent much of her time in Ireland, Her husband owned one of the largest estates In the United Kingdom and entertained lavishly. It was not long after the marriage that the beautiful Marchione: con- duct with Capt. Laycock began to ex- cite comment, and the sult for divorce followed. The Marchloness wrote an appealing letter to her husband asking for one parting word, but it was re- fused, MILK PRICE GOES UP. Dwellers in the Tenement Districts WiII Suffer Most. The price of milk 1s going up in the tenement-house districts. For some time the retail grocers have been selling it at a small margin of profit, at four cents a quart, and they expect’to raise the price to six cents within a few days, In districts where milk Is now sold at eight cents the dealers do not anticipate having to charge more than that for some weeks to come. The reason for this Increase in the tenement districts 1s sald to be the in- creased prices paid to the farmers, This 1s now three and one-quarter cents a quart, which is a higher price than has been paid in many months and the high- est paid at this season in many years, Shortage of supply and increasing de- mands are sald to have ccenpelled the payment to the farmers of a quarter of a Gent more from now on, od SAYS P RRY IS INNOCENT. Boston Pastor Declares He In Not the Slugger. ROSTON, Nov, 20.—The Rev, Simon P, W. Drew, who 1s George W. Perry's pastor, insists that the latter {s not the real “Slugger.” He adds that Lizzie Carter a colored girl, was with the de- fendant when he recelved ope of the watches, he ‘continued, hieta MARCHIONESS WEDS ‘KAISER WILLIAM'S THECO-RESPONDENT, HORSES STAMPEDE. She was the | | Accident Is Averted Only by the: Alertness of an English Offi- | cer, Who Seizes the Reins. | | | EDINBURGH, Scotland, Noy. 20.—Em-! peror William, on his way to embark on board the imperial yacht Hohenzollern, lying in the Firth of Forth, arrived at Dalmeny this afternoon and was met by Lord Rosebery. As His Majesty's carriage was leav- ing the station the horses attached to | It becoming frightened at the waving of the colors of the detachment of the Black Watch, forming the" guard of honor, shied and the postiliion lost control of the horses, which got mixed up in the crowd. An accident was only averted by the alertness of Lieut..Gen. Sir Archibald Hunter, who selzed the horses’ heads and managed to control them. AT FIRST GLANCE it Would Appesr that Local Remedies Would Be Best for Cure of Caterrh. Tt would neom at first glance that catarrh being = disease of the mucous membrane, that salves, spray: plied at- rectly to the membranes of the nose and throat, would be the most rational treat- ment, but this has been proven not ta be true. The mucous membrane is made and re- paired from the blood, and catarrh { blood disease, and any remedy to make a permanent cure must act on the blood, and when the blood is purified from catarrhal polson the secretions from the mucous mombrane'will become natural and healthy, In this climate thousands of people seem scarcely ever free from some form of ca- tafrh: it gets better at times, but each win- ter becomes gradually depper) seated, and after a time tho sufferer resigns himscif to {t as a necessary evil. Catarrh cures are almost as numerous as catarrh sufferers, but are nearly all so in- convenient and ineffective as to render thelr use a nuisance nearly annoying as ca. . Any one who has used dou 4 powders will bear withess convenience and failure to really cure. ‘Thepe are a number of excellent Internal remedies for catarrh, but probably the best and certainly the safest is a new remedy, composed of Red Gum, Blood Root and sim- {lar antiseptic remedies and other valuable catarrh specifics. ‘This remedy is in tablet form, pleasant to the taste, and sold by druggists under the name of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, and any one suffering from catarrh may use thee being per-} | tablets with absolute assurance that they contain no cocaine, opiate nor any poison- ous mineral whatever. A leading druggist in Albany, speaking of catarrh cures, says: ‘I hava ‘sold various catarrh cures for years, but have never old any which gave such general satisfaction as Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. They contain tn & pleasant, concerted form all the best and latest ‘catarrh. remedies, and. catarrrh sufferers. who have used douches, sprays and salves have been astonished’ at the quick rellef and permanent results obtained After a week's use of Stuart's Catarrh Tab- All druggists sell full sized pack- lor fifty cen : Whenwe made possession. Regular Regular Regular Regular our initial announcement of the Fifty Per Cent. Reduction in our entire regular stock of La Premiere Corsets for the purpose of introduction, we did not anticipate the splendid appreciation which has been bestowed upon them. What was but a latent interest prior to the offer has been transformed into a fervid desire of Do you wish to avail yourself of the opportunity? You have until Satur- day. It will never occur again. * 8.50. La Premiere Corsets at Regular 10.00 La Premiere 12.50 La Regular 15.00 LagPremiere 18.00 La Premiere Regular 22.50 La Premiere 35.00 La Premiere After this week regular prices will again prevail. Saka & Company SPECIALISTS IN APPAREL FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. Broadinay, 330 to 34th Strevi There are eight exclusive models and over one hundred styles in Plain or Fancy Coutil, Embroiderad Batiste, Fancy Broche, Brocaded Silk and Black Wool Materials. They are the handicraft of expert corsetiers, and are made from imported ‘materials, gored at every possible point, bias cut, and thoroughly whaleboned throughout. Each corset will be fitted, as usual, by the Kest corset experts at our command. Regular prices range from $5.00 to $35.00. : For this week only we offer as follows: Regular $5.00 La Premiere Corsets at $2.50. 4.25 Gorsets at 5.00 Premiere Corsets at 6.25 Corsets at 7.50 Corsets at 9.00 Corsets at 11.25 Corsets at 17.50 Said the Bird: Caps the climax. A boy’s capat 35 cents —a cap typical of the unusually good things everywhere in our boys’ ‘department. Rocgrs, PErt & ComMPANY. ‘8 Broadway, cor. Warren, opposite City Hall 842 Broadway, cor. 13th, We fill orders 0 to 14 Ave. by mail, ‘BUTLER HOICE OTATOES. Choice Quality, Uniform and Sound, A BASKET, 13. aC GROCERIES S Thanksgiving! Liberty Brand, Choice Quality, Large Bottle. Sweet and Sour Mixed, Sweet and Sour Gherkens, Onions and Chow Chow, A BOTTLE, 12c. Very Fine Greening or Baldwin, A BASKET, 15c. CHOICES GROCERIES Borough of brookiyn. 126 Sridge St, near Prospect St. NO Seth it a 4B uz Myrtlo A: 462 Myrtle cor. Pennsylvania, Broadway, cor, Roebling St. 8 Grand St, cor, Roebling St. x) Manhattan Ave., near Meserole Ave 992 Manhattan Avg. cor, Huron St, Borough’ of Queens. 1a Bt., cor, Willow St., Astoria, BS Vera cor, Oth Bi, Long im- CRACKERS. All Delic‘ously Cr'sp and Fresh, Fancy Mixed, a pound .......... 10¢ New Year’s Cake, a pound. » 10c Atlantic, assorted, a pound. « 12¢ Fruit Crackers, a pound, , «+. « 12¢ ee Peas—Tomatoes—Corn A can Queen Early June Peas, A can Fancy Packed Corn, A can Standard Tomatoes, All Three for 28¢, CURTICE JAM. A'l Fruit Flavors, New Pack, CALIFORNIA FRUITS, Extra Choice, All Heavy Syrup. A CAN ESSIE PEACHES, A CAN ESSIE PEARS, A CAN ESSIB PLUMS, ALL THREE FOR 49c¢, MINCE MEAT. Butler’s Blue Ribbon [ince Meat. Extra Fine. Quality Guaranteed. A PACKAGE, &¢, THRE FAMOUS Q RICHARDSON & ROBBINS PLUM PUDDING. 1-Pound Can and rt Chol 2-Pound Can and 3% Fcuads Granu- Seana tens Geert Soke nore, Dac ound, Can asi \nort, 4c New Pens, Hitlol ean, 130, oF 2 tor, Brand, Ught and fancy alfted, a i . a, & pound... Olive O1t, bent imported, \4-pint dottle...... Vanilin or Lemon Hxtract, Peorl Brand, a hottle Thyme, Sage package Queen Brand, 1 Penches or apricots, chotce a Ave, iy i alt S088, piain 6. eda’ packed, 1-1, Bergen. Raising, it packed, 11h. att Fee z . & pound, Elizabethport, Yonkers and Mount Vernon, Bergentine Ave., Union Mill, bd Call 2181 Union. ington, St... bet. Firat and See 8., Hobday: D, Andrew Bt, Bax ut bottle, wrapped. « nite Wine Vinegar, quart DATES. New Dates, best quality, full pound chelee unde fo y Imported, a pou amortnent, a pound, i eon Corn Starch, Peer! X, 14 ©. R, Brand, Leppund Bottle. .ssemereree Drip Syruny quart bottle Molnsmen, quart pot! 6 Brand, a pack & package. package. A PACKAGE, 3 PACKAGES FOR i ne, = oak, ROT ha sat ee me call Main St.. Yon! a ue eal! T2N Vout Mount vi Coffer, hort Mocha ant Java, © po 700 Mt. Vernon, vs Likerty Jam, ALL VARIETIES, 4 lars for Oranges. Choice Jamaica, Ave, White Tel, cal} 148 W: PRICES QUOTED Do Not Apply °