The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1902, Page 8

Belasco, tt Arrival of Dainty _ Notes Addressed in Feminine , Handwriting Attracted the At- tention of His Landlady. MADE PUBLIC IN COURT. “tthe Letters Were Written by Sev- i§ ‘eral Young Soclety Women and heir Publication Hae Caused a a * Great Sensation In Batavia, N. Y. as. ae "> BATAVIA, N, ¥., Deo 4—The Rev, ia “Mleorge N. Howant, tho wealthy pastor ‘ef the Bank Street Free Baptist Church ef this place, has deep cause for regret te qued hig tandledy for the return _ of bis love letters. Bho has given them to him anf the “% public at the same time, dy attaching © copies of them to her answer to his sult | ter the return, and for $10,000 damages | fer their retention. ‘The Rey. Mr. Howard 1s a married man. wife, who is independently wealthy, ‘spends much of her time visiting friends : relatives in Now England, and the “pastor, who has an income from South py Adeican mines, finds time for other Phlngs than pastoral duty, according to | the letters fled with Mrs. Lizzie Clem- " ent’s answer. Her Ceriosity His Undoing. | ‘The latter is mistress of a fashionable —a, noticed that the pastor received let. ‘food for gossip liere for weeks, and now|him for sorcery. fore in many feminine hands. Womanly| Belasco, the Simon Magus of the atage, ity got the better of her, and in|the Egyptian, the master of myatertes, ing up the pastor's room ahe gath-| the priest of Isis and Osirig conjured up all the stray episties she could last night more successfully than ever lay hands on. before at his temple of the blaok art in ‘This made the Rev. Mr. Howard very | Forty-second street, The Pharaohs would have exalted him, ‘has been| tho Pilgrim Fathers would have burned We enlightened New vd for the pastor when the fath-| choicest Newyorkexe, brothers of the young women| grand!" ; “My Own Sweetheart.” of the blackness. © Bho first letter attached to Mra, Clem: “ "ents answer begins “My Own S and is signed “May os picture of Jap pr Ht don’t seem 1 can wait untll W 1,000 Yea: “pour most affectionate, = ‘A missive from. “Tina’ and written | 1p from Akron, N. suy# she will moot him at the depot irsday, “Pl Make arrangements to be with me un un} ° Baturday eve,” tx the closing enjoinder, | 7°" “Ain't it ‘Phat ther are public every one is trying | Yorkers of the twentieth century buy to identify the writers. They are all be-| seats in his temple, speculate as to how “Meved be young women of social}ho manuges those » and there is apt to be trou-| gauzes and things, and gasp in our lights and those Jest Revotved realise what has been Urane ("Basin and purgatory and heaven— Belasco summoned them tmpartially out A mysterious signal, «| {0s swiftly in the current of the £ Souls’ on her penahce of a thousand and lo! al the Babylonish prodigallty of color that had ewept by In picture after n Was bfotted out, ently there grew up In the midnight abyss a faint tidal wave of tremulous|c @ay for you. Havo lots to tell you, I]light, and there was a rushing nolse and you, George.” the light grew and became a ghastly, ‘A Wetter signed by another girl and |fickering, waveletted and stream flowing across the sluge, man deep, and 1 - |submerged as In liquid of flame, spec- trai-tortured figures Dantesque purgatorial anguish, tolling in it, past in Last of all, @ recognizable spectre— able by the volce of Bla —waillng, toling like the rest, pass- “River nche “Tina” also wrote tho Rev. Mr,| But a thousand years are to Belasco Howard from Buffalo on Sept, 1 last|4* one convulsive minute between stage manager, scene shifters and electrician. urday | Another brief spell of midnight ana the ‘ friend Fida ts better, able to sit up/end of the river is in slmht, ‘Ten cen- a srernhine Sees ete are a pout tine [turtles have gassed, and the more than But, w{varbolled soul of the brillant Miss "You. “1 did mt mW ald wee fo contain || Tam as over, with a sweet kiss, yours | bath and project: | “Find # Quiet Place.’ has One without « Iress calls | lonesom foward “Sweetheart mine.” and after! You hay been ‘But thought ya) Well, the im 1 find a quict {but the met Telowca! ti 1 am wousl NT been doing alt day hich 1 wilt wend, or ponatbl Bop fo take it 1 you $ f SB ge the morning train abe anda |the vroducthe o Wise the. Cotsce Howe! any t fad we | Irving S the place where ne were : 5 Re. You plan and tell ' D At you, think f 1 Telaseo, ‘Other letiors b p to burn all cor lon of these bei Clement has off Small Audience Hears the Repetl~ mare, Hom of Verdi's Opera, ssurance with w |into the arms of t ing its h the gol ven Little * Aa some plans for a trip tolher shaky, Christmas: the so long ya nt he In Ten Pictures, of the Gods res,” t ner up all the Som ead look it over and seo wba ; snlendor prog 7 | Bates emerges from its too, too Turkish elf, with a glad cry, ¢ loverly shade that and soaring to ds heaven? aning {s about the same, ream ans nad | * for minist rial! with ls @ melodrama hreds ang pa gaste criticism Japanese Uglous opule Nghts and c nd wor speaking, she and yet quainter Somehow, For Forty der troubles, It is $1 per bottle. “DARLING OF THE GODS” 22M Baritone sivas. A RIOT OF BEAUTY. ” 202i" Magician of Color and Stagecrait, Presents to New Yorkers One of the Most Marvellously Changing Scenic Pro- ductions Ever Witnessed. MISS BLANCHE BATES, WHO MADE A TREMENDOUS}! HIT IN BELASCO'S NEW PLAY. duck his acknowledgments of the pub- | Ho's Approval. and the nervous right |4) hand that Insists on flying up his frizzes, no matter how often he pull tt away Drama? Pslnw! Th ‘tee se thing when the Cagitostro ond atreet casts his epelis merely an incllent In the demon of the stage, “To Darling of the ¢ lightly sho; counter, and con verted by the genius of Belaseo and Blanche Hates tylo a show that flabber- An Opulence of Color. ‘Around Miss Rates in the character of nse, conjured up by the sorcerer, Be- Jasco. It needa a wondrous vitality to dominate such a background. Vitality la Miss Rates's long sult. Accordingly She has learned much since the days of her "Madame ‘That heartrending heroine was no match for the tragic Yo San of Helasco's ex traordinary production. Yo San ts stronger and yet more ti ling of the Goda" without actresses are painfully clviliged, for the most part with decorum, but there's a distressing lack of savagery among them, Blanche Bates has the rare gift of getting down to the rock bottom of barbarism, Kennedy's Favorite Remedy has us|been used with success in the treatment of Kidney and Blad- It has never failed to produce some degree of Relief, -leven in the cases, andits continued use gen- | erally results in a complete cure | d in two sizes, 50c. and| VMs WORED: TATRSDAY EVENTNG DECEMBER 4, 1902. HOME TREATMENT FOR CONSUMPTION | Wonderfully Successful Results by the Koch | sy tou any sufferers from Ries _ ve throat lungs find it Inconvenient, and in some cares impossible, to make regular visits for treatment to the offices of physicians. Th nhalation Home ally prepared Inhala- successful use tn This pye- MA: imontal: ew Ry the Koch sys\ i Cures 48 We: e consultation, exam pleked up at th a all the pro. and music und fabrics, and and idols, and in- | t Butterfly” triumph. der, wilder half savage and half It isn’t easy to think They can pour tea ) 1 Standard Tomatoes, ing, quickly prepared. ratoitaas “5c the pi Mi a1 smal tre: with the kiil'ty bo exe Crandus "And. Ov evervth! og lay the spelt of} wack 0c the sorcerer, Relies Nowy Penn, Safe Brand Barly June 8c acer Heel Extract, Peertens BAM 96 leaned Curramtn, sew crop, 10c pound Miwchery Meand, faNeH J Be nee ool ET} KATE CARWW Years Dr, David most obstinate Corn. sweet and tender. Phe first repetition of t sponsible for a i era last night ertant role of $ tned by a suis . 1 Bor | owas Jaid aside and "La Trayi-| Polished Subiic + Interest Meovigent y the « y Veral p popular in this day and MY excellent performance of given wits ( last who at Waiter ‘Damrosen Phil Ome for Fri. concert for eCarthy will pears A Home Completel until deliv! ery is desired. Jen Oak Desks, with large dra well cial finished; at 3.48 wert Spee ‘CASH oR ‘CREDIT. rasa ie “: Attractive Offerings in Furniture, ' | At Special Prices for the Holldays, which we w Il reserve for purchasers ly Furnished, $i5, h old) opie 140. List lication, Aye. EL Station at 104th Bt. at ae it uy) we guarantee. | Asthma, Bronchitis and Catarrh | Overcoats, \ tine Oxford ar trial. Essie Brand The finest Maine packing, ead Pra ™ Six. Cor B* Ave. MEN’S WINTER SUITS AND OVERCOATS The pen pictures below drawn from our garments show the style and grace of our clothing—superior in every way to the ordinary sort—yet a8 low in price. Men's The long, loose great Winter coat, hanging in folds Overccats from broad shoulders, $15. and the medium length overcoat, of blue and bhick Oxford and black frieze, Ox- for joulle and mel- ton—$15. | Men's Paddocks ¢ cut with broad shoul- \ | "DR: KOCH'S) ©) tga the waist--with long, full skirts—$20, Men's Mediwn length o Winter handsomely tailor melton,Oxtord kersey and $25. velour lined with a hea silk of fine quality—s25. — Cine $20. Ready for Christmas. ’ if until the last minute and then Don t Wait expect to find the choice special Holiday Designs that have been months in preparation. Don’ t Wait and expect to find the many special bargains that have been sent from the factories ae be sold during the holi- day weeks. We don't keep them until the last day. The Sterling Building is a busy place. Busy, because it’s a good place to gi a good Piano. We have just re- ceived our entire line of factory samples from the Ster- ling, the Huntington and the Mendelssohn factories. About 40 Pianos. New Except Used for Exhibition Purposes. Good as new and musically above the average--beautiful designs —and in perfect condition. * Prices will convey no idea of their real $, frock coats and vests, fulsilk s 3 ulsilk shawl collars,broad CU ee Broad shouldered tong value. Cheap stencil Pianos, bearing only a dealer's name, are often $j | cits, Sie’ faced (0 sold at the prices we offer these genuine high-grade instrum nts. t ¥ buttonhotes, $2. Oth: “Pianos purchased now will be reserved until Christmas if desired.” § / i er frocl coats an vests $15 t0 § Special Sterlings. Special Bargains. | § ———. ~ 1 $6050 new Sterling Baby i Ny ! Men's Tuxedo Of unfinished black worst- Only One of a Design. Grand, walnut case, very fine Suits, ed, coats with long, grace- one, new art designuessee. SOO Holiday Presents Men Are Happy to Receive. Umbrellas, Dress Suspet Smoking Jackets, Bath Rob Handkerchiefs, Slippers, Hosie in vast ce BEY Nog&Wrothors 9H TILL 9 P.M. AQnd pranad as Ave. 10. 7 HL M. HARDWOOD CLOTHES PINS 25¢ AG Oranges, Very Fine Florida, Medium size, a dozen ....,.....25¢| Large size,a dozen..............2%! Apples, Fine Baldwin or Greening. Full size can. A Oc Can BUTLER’S GOLDEN TIPS CEYLON TEA. J Vory Best No. 1, All Kinds A POUND. Best Mocha and Java, A POUND 25c. _ Like quality sold elsewhere for 60c, and 70c. a pound: Absolute Purity Guaranteed, Men's Dress Full dress suits, made of Suits, imported whipcord. Coat $25. nders, ete. @ TRIUMPH BRAND ROLLED OATS, | A Package. No better Oats than these are to be found anywhere, and we want you to know this by a For this sale we make t View Plums, ) 4A3c New Date: package Seeded Ra! quart Peninsula Beauty Tomatoes. All large, solid, red ripe Every can [Tomatoes, Maryland packed. 8c THE WORLD'S UPTOWN OFFICE, 7 pint bottle. Older or white Wine ‘Vinegar, Ic Domentio ott shoulders, waistcoats double breasted. Tuxedo coat separate, $12.50. En- tire suit, coat, waistcoat and trouser: $425 walnut Ster! ling, concert grand scale, beautiful design $260 $275 large oak case Mendels- ich tone, very artistic $350 Sterling, special art design, rich mahogany inlaid, $290 $190 $350 Sterling special design, Very artistic, exquisite tone, $280 faced with silk to the buttonholes, broad shoul- ders, long, narrow collars and lapels. Entire suit, $25. inctons, ebonized finish, — grand scale, a bargain... $215 $400 Sterling, rosewood tase, aa Colonial design, very hand- $315 1 $400 Sterling, natural San Lesees Domingo mahogany case, a he rich art design . $275 Shirts, Neckwear, Mufflers, etc. Here you'll tind them $400 large Sterling, concert grand), Behr Bros. used Upright, scale, oak case, very full tone, ebonized case—agents ask suitable for large room.,.++ $340 $400 for this size piano. . $185 4 - case Store|! £325 mahogany. concert $400 large green tinted oak case Ster-|" grand scale" Huntington ling, factory sample, a very a - ae beautiful instrument.,..... $329 very fine tone—artistc te $235 $450 Chickering Upright, 1 $700 Steinway Square, en- almost new, mahogany case, ¢> o¢ ely cone (ieee SIEIE $140 a very fine instrument..,... aaaaed $300 Arlington Upright $750 Chickering Baby mahogany case—grand scale Grand, very tandsome, cur~ ¢ 5 —full tone, vee $165 Jy Watney nee 1 $550 Haines Brothers Grand Square — rosewood case. $300 medium size mahog- fancy carving, full rich tone, any. Arion Upright, full perfect order, NOW....eeee $1 15 tone, handsome design... $145} os “ 1 $400 large mahogany Up- i | | | | | $265 | ' enrGanie BeooUnrInNt right Sterling, factory sam- 250, le on Upright, ple, a big bargain—cash or chonized case.cesegeceeees HUZS| monthly payment... . $275 Open Every Evening Until Christmas. ™Sterling Piano« Fulton Street and Hanover Place. : BUTLER ee reas cama me eaine this particularly low price. 239-261 cucon nor | when she becomes a sheer animal, fren- SIXTH AVE. SUKECSS f boating Her hands and head on che Only Three Packages Sold to Each Customer, 16eE 172515. A e.sewnent ' ne sharp antimal ¢ - 1 nee t Peas, Tomatoes, Corn, California Fruits. B t H ht’ T. M \i ” A Genuine Bargain. _ All Heavy Syrup. SPECIAL, FOR "4 a ec S$ O- orrow. if in ( a Sees ea corns ) Aut, tains ron pean ae view Peaches, d ALU THR DR FOR There'll be a liberal bargain distribution, contributed to by | every department in the house. You'll just revel in economy, and most-of ’em are of no small proportion, at that. You know the credit privilege you enjoy here. If cash is extra handy don’t spend it—but charge everything you buy and pay the bill off in little-at-a-time amounts until the amount is ruled _15¢ off the ledger. All-wool Zibeline Material of DressSkirts— iaits tut Aine | Dressing Sacques— Muterisict oular, habit pack, 1,75 | down, made with deep rolling collar gers Value $5.00; Frid Dey : and all edged with shell stiteh Silk Waists 4, Premier ing; value §9%.; Friday aists — 2 of 350'Select Turrets Wrappers— Tianne! and Peau de Soe sik Watts, taken Pp calo House from the regular stock; all shes and | pers, dark and medium col colors, ingluding, blac wes 3,75 | wath sidrt and. aay up to’ $6 ‘heviots, Dress Skirts sul" seven gore’ are, | Flannel Gowns... Outing Manned trimmed with 3 rows of taffeta, lined Night Gowns, with percaline; black and {n taney, stripes. made wi h yoke, and navy; value $3.60; Friday... brad “trim i for children's Wool Dresses [or 40 Fe a wear, Siatda/aridin laclid olor cashmere Drawers— ° Bicashed Teale trimmed with lace, and. bratds| with finished banda and geen hem, sizes 4 to 14 years vale 1.35 Jue, $2.5; Friday, rex ° Catnap, Peerless Brand, 15c bottle mon Extract, Brands a bottle Be Women's, Underwear, extra heary cot ined, ‘vests and paul ee. quality Aare Women's black | Wool, Mealoraua (on ribbed: topes i808 tal ity; Friday. Boze Toaues, 1n wool and worsted, . TSe| finion, colors. Formerly "Boe om ay Blk Friday 10c Butitte (Geile aa it Set Xen Srey i Bua see, Susper ers — Fan Res" ‘ool ity; deride: uapendere, hy well sito Jewelled, value. 25c._ and Ladies * Wrist hat Pocket books, Purses and Card Cases, excelent values 76c. and 8Sc.; Friday. 4c Highly-pertumed row, ¥ Soap, vio Fancy Santa Clara, fue 10c.; Priday.. choice, meaty fruit, large size, 3 POUNDS FOR THE ROAD TO: SUCCESS hie RUNS THROUGH THE “WANT” COLUMNS -