The evening world. Newspaper, January 5, 1903, Page 5

SO THEOFA TRY SMOVIGH Parched Tongue Affair, Once More Doing Sunday: Excise Duty, Tells of Things It Heard ; Through a Long Sabbath. ACAN A WF.) SUED FOR S66 Beautiful Widow of Millionaire Quietly Married to Pierre Bal- phry, of Paris, Much to the Surprise of New York Friends, Defendant Not a Real Rowdy, but One of the Pretty Rascals in “Silver Slipper” Company —Bought Expensive Hats. SECRETS WERE REVEALED. OTHERS HAD WOOED HER.|MILLINER IS MUCH WORRIED. 5 * . g e . With the announcement that Mr. and Frances Lewold, one of the pretty Some Police News of Graft, a Ten: { rad 4 Mre. Plerre Balphry would sail for|ragamuffins In the chorus of the “Detri- derloin Tragedy and the Grief of Brance peo is revealed the se-| mental Man," sung in the performance cret that Heitz, oy 3 . a Feu Wie Waa AGuEReAT aN t Olga Salomea Heitz, widow of {of the “atin Slipper” at the Broadway R-e-m-0-r-s-¢. Eugene Cruger, !s Mrs. Balphry. Theatre, has expensive tastes in milil- She Is the young woman who gured | uery. prominently a year ago in the fight for] This is attended to by Mme. K. E. the $3,000,000 estate lett by Eugene Cru-|Heresey, of No. 28 Fifth avenue, al uenteciim wna fully moctented tenia wer. milliner, who says she bought ¢ %4 ‘The freshness of youth had long since fiéd from its cheeks, amd its upper lip. 3 : : une, Widor bad been a resident of the | confections," or “creations,” or what- | entire Sea eee warped and stale, revealed a piece of r : : had attracted much, attention, ever they are, one for 48 and one for) PIANO and In the WATERS you not hed “ % 4 a markable beauty and charming mann $18, and did not pay for them. Mi tongue thet looked worn and parched. she was courted by many men prominen only get & good piano, but good value. ¥¢ sighed heavily as the waiter threw it B ; : in the business life of New York. |Lewold 1s Mrs. Francis B. Hall in pri-lfor your Investment. No Fanoy ‘and lent until h. ; 4 . ; 5 Pp : ee eatin ara asin hd pte anal : : : ald ‘ho was Plorre Halphry,, Mra. Hall, or Miss Lewold, ts a dimou | "cel turned it bis hy, of St. ‘ person to find, cording to Mme. Hen- on hers Lala d tha dlbna ZOUME. BLE ; Forty-thind’ street, and esey. Though In full view of the stage SEAR SYS tem 3. gives you three years’ time on @ Plano without interest. Send postal for catalogue, with 3 . ’ je ze “Say.” old man, ‘don't tum away in| Because | Loved Him” | parole Lateran Abhi eins r) ste Peay for oe G@iagust,” began what would have beech prison and inquired after the young wo- Cae” tory on Saturday, and the ceremony ea a be asia called @ sandwich for lack of a more} Ig the Only Reasom|man whose taco had buoyed him up @ZZR Bua Derformed. They returned to the as been especially re ft that night her, He is rocess- | reduced prices and terms, appropriate name. “I know I look pretty 7 so. through: bls -otison lifes and had. te. on a short weddi a PI ; Seis tow bat tb eos bad eens Gaarwhen| Given byPretty Louise | ‘rized bm to exert his best efforts to /come his wife. ;dut it's more than T expected to have | fucnight and emcatk toumrrow: “CTE | server from Marshal Morris, Einstein, of HORACE WATERS & C iy G aphpiee make an entrance for himself into the) The neighbors regard the affair with jone of the prisoners marry pretty Louise| ‘The successful courtship of Plerre | No. 112 ltvington street. I etarted out I'd have looked good to ‘ “5 world when he should be freed. delight. |i Balphry and the widow of the milllon-|. Mme. Henesey, despairing of ever ece- pou. Hill for Her Marriage Brcko Tats 6 Postcodes ich the fire marriage thats ever! Mr. and Mra, Hill refuse to discuss | aire Is a surprise to those who knew the|ing Mrs. Hall again, has retained Law-| 134 Fifth Ave., Near I8th St. | od taken place rough prison window | their method of signalling, but say that| widow and who had persistently men- r Abraham Oberstein, of No, 7; os vt Sad Tale of a Sandwich. to Charles Filer. The Sea petecnes Over wns nen nese SPwnunlcstion: said . nel nbor | of they, met in quite a conventional Wed toned the pame of a wellknown young Broadway. and he hae begun suit in the| Harlem Branch (Open Evenings), ; sandw:! r sweetheart un 9 a I've n_ lots waving rv were married, in spite of | man of a avenue fam} in connec- | First itriet Cour 1 oe. eerinni tart Deay ies he SP eralan wns went cto the State |of handkerchlets and that sort of thing. | what the world says, 2 tion with hers. % Focovery of $66. Tt OF this elty for the} 254 West 125th St., Near 8th Ave) best Dutch oven San t ars for breaking into in New York, and the Fer Poarmes ae shugh, “Twice before Fovieige ther t don't took the paw] PENtON Girls Point /wdat pete wan regardea an a hope: I 't look the 4 . Ree coun: But you've got to admit that continuous! Finger of Scorn at| “irom the time he caught sight of Diss penformances are rather wearing on . Hil from the Sroresnop wiatows pees cns's appearance: You may not believe) Her and Her Sisters, iii? "eler ‘was employed in, the Brn lan Lye Deen Go ss Sting Ube sine clothing shop, whose corridor windows $ o'clock this morcing. This is my one but They Are Not look out into the Pryor home. He had bundred and eighty-fitth bow, and it’s charge of 160 stitching machines, and, pow 145 P. M. You can count thehours| Ashamed of the New being of an inventive turn of mind, con: cheap ees Gare a: erated atch enables one tian to do The the time, don't you think I ought to be-] Member of Family. work of many, . n 0 i] ‘With the hope of gaining the outside a Jong to a union? 6 hope i woman who had ee ratace Aiannee Cais tite earn : Rppeated' to his ‘better nature, Filer about @ dry Sunday? Why, I've heard) 45, 149 1 loved him eo” le the sole Worked desperately for his freedom. His 3 y so suc ul at a jhe barkeeps and the waiters talking and SAT eretty, Decale Gal Oe are. eee |e BO = he they way they never knew of a wetter company was formed to put it on tl one except in the good old days of | Centre street, Trenton, gives for her}/market. and when six months ago he Tammany, I know myself that if you|™#rriage to Charles Filer, recently | W0s ergled be recelved $5,000 and a had the cash that I've made for this Latent oe fs suite Pee “y gamit eee why ell of this, talk house to-day you could take your renton {s talking of the marriage|should be made. al my daug! best girl to the show to-night In fine|°f quiet and demure Louise Hill, who ioarriene Lopadtoth ion aad oa aa otyle, That's right, for they have been | has defled the prejudices of the world] man down instead of helping. him. opening wine on me. I am not an or-|! marrying an ex-convict. When I met Mr, Filer I had no ob- The grandest buying chance of a year is at your disposal. To-morrow, Tuesday, at 8 A. M., the sale of all sales begins, Mountains of merchandise begin to move. This is a reckless offer of high-class clothing and does away with profits and cuts Qpening wine on me. I am not an or- | #n oe excomvict, marion leer eee Ea rier Znad ne obi heavily into cost and hands it out to you at next to nothing. P throw. Fier ts one of the most romantic that|9!4 e¢nougsh to know her own mind. I look at the matter In the light that i ELIE ALie earactosany ts eopsalaes]|Satligy aia ee eae eee ne ene en vane IC aa For Reasons Which We Do Not Deem It Necessary to State This Stock Must Be Sold. vel e. Well, to begin with, I/ mutual edmiration which began when|'#ke and want to reform I would not A fresh, new Winter Stock. Suits, Overcoats, Trousers, Furnishings, Hats and Shoes regardless of cost. ween two men who want others to drive them down the 2% y abroea the table at each [the young couple saw each other|Ingder instead. of Up.” sider end talked in whispers, They came | through the prison bare, : In about 4 o'cloci ne em shovt Ho aside and said: G'wan,’ to the waiter. | jane cum, meme on Centre street is one) a6 two pretty sisters of the ex-con- ‘Bring us @ quart o' wine.’ This man 'rom the prison, but In the rear of| viot's pride say that any one who knows took @ book out of his and 1 got | the young woman's home lives her aunt.| thelr new brother-in-law couldh’t help ‘peop at a big shield 1: oliceman’s, i 4 but he Sida fonk: like piber of che | “te: Pryor, The aunt's house faces a Sisters Prond of Him. vacant lot which is directly opposite handsome as he c: "* sald Flora Tells Some Inside News. the prison, on Second street. Mrs. | Will, igo, with Ralnh” Thatcher stood i “ ’ Pryor’s front windows, which face on|up w! e le al groom, tone Ske Wheoorker g e married Dec. ‘16,"" sald January Clearance Sale of January Clearance Sale of a id he hey wi their wine ng ond ther. the Mtfle alleyway known 4s. ‘Houston d uncement yd aT {i got that trom the | place, directly command a view into| made in the ‘fronton papers. 60 1 done wi afterw is yer goin’ to le! 7 seo at is fuss is made for now. ; ° , ] Bee te Fo Hee ba] omc on, Treen yar aan | Men’s Overcoats. - Men’s Suits. %, : Men’s $12.50 and $15 Overcoats for $ 5 7 5 Men’s $13.00 and $13.50 Suits for 7 75 e e lon’t unt to @ puff o' cigareet “ RL, emule a timate: che here $8 no one who can say a word me . against Charles Filer,” sald the aunt ones right,’ eaid the other man. prisoners look longingly out into the| fre whose windows the acquaint- igo, wid. g just start out Ike | oe below and into the houses op- ance. ts said to have begun an’ re a I di | e, mOeY, eet ‘Ah Gis shake-up now |"? We owe signs Passed, them’ out ch ascount of this moterieta All styles, blues, blacks and fancy In blues, blacks and brown kerseys. cassimeres. . He Is now | 4 at the head of the Blind Lock Stitch | posite, and many hopeicss flirtations|Sewing Machine Company and i an’ in @ couple o’ months every- | are carried on, so say the nelghbors.|clated with the best busi WWE ureo, Ie aurprived me some tere; | Keeper G. O. Osborn, of the State| Trenton. Further than th fei ge toget back to poundin’ ‘sife: | prison, laughed this morning when he| {hat dnis ‘notoriety should be attached pt eek ree Ginalent to Keep | spoke of the romance which had de- to, him. ae ce jere would be no. kick about. gettin | veloped despite prison bars. wana meer Lovee tpathbee mole to feathers. I hate to put on de| “Filer was a good prisoner,” he said,| troduced In a very conventional way on ree ee eee eanibey Mghtstock—it’s |“and I’m not surprise the young lady|the street one day just as Louise was je to keep my’ basoo’ closed, for i [fell in love with him, for hp Je a tine-| SEE on 8 cee Charen, got on the Hey?’ : looking fellow. It seems when he used ’ y) kes do seemed to think a great deal of each |¥ “Say, said the other man, ‘dia yer | to look out of the workshop windows he| ot; Now that Che seo de ‘Hummin’ Bird's" feller jast| noticed a dark-eyed girl, who appeared night? He was a-looking for yer, Yer | quite often in the little ‘house with tho| know who I mean—"Porchy” O'Brien,’ | green curtains, I am told he fell in love| Th with her, though he never met her till Men’s $18 and $20 Overcoats for Men’s $15.00 and $18.00 Suits for - ee beautiful Overcoats, hand $ 75 In. single and double breasted; 40 $ 75 tailored; lengths 48 to 52 inches. e Styles to select from, e In all the new, up-to-date styles; In all colors and fabrics, single Men's $22, $25 and $28 Overcoats for | 3 7 5 Men’s $20.00 and $22.00 Suits for 31| 2 5 imported fabrics. e and double breasted styles. A Gtung an Up-State Man. he was ‘released. Of oourse, I don't fon. \f a <j 4 bet) sj gave nim Blante: or AT de Mee? ud | tne "twor but tt se cMain that’ his i the soune iaventattexcsenvice Men’s $30 and $35 Overcoats for $ rf 5 Mea e824-50) and $25.00 Suits for $ 7 5 Was seventy-five, an’ he ‘was cryii. {romance started through his gazing out ¢ View of the situation which ll th ents are hand tailored n imported fabrics, single and about things bein’ dull, He's an awful | of the prison windows and seeing Miss/ she is the only Christian spirit-to All these garm: double b i. that feller; an awiul grarter, Why. | Hl pasa by on the opposite side of the | fo mistaken’ and. help \repentant and foreign fabrics. e jouble breasted styles; 100 styles e I know. where. de "Hummin' Dird” | atrwot ones. {ite Filer ie attractive and is to select from. worked de panel on a guy fro - |" Phe unusual romance of an unspoken Biao for five hundred fold de other | love i ail the more strange when the|Dind ls a fne-looking man. of unusual night, an‘ unless she sings to me for |man‘s position behind prison bars 4s| personal magneti@n and good education. a tata earehy” O'Brien gets | taken into consideration. The young coMle are living at the ‘entre street, and from for dat Albany Job. | Here's to us—a er \." aon tha, trenkfurter tome I. wa prison workshop where Filer’ was. i A nae 8 Medied Oe te chant teen, art, wae carcerated when ‘he caught. tho fr inay with pink cheoks “ana yellow hale, glimpse of the woman wio was to_b Ghe was with © young man, and all he talked about was love. He called her his ueon and the light of his life, and so 6 like that that I ea asies Be as iit \ FIRE TRUCK F orsy the S January Clearance Sale of January Clearance Sale of January Clearance Sale of i . P pees on| bride's home, on a toon as Filer was Mberated on) WiOGear windows: thay’ cen’ vow the fabrics, in montagnacs, vicunas and tweeds, vicunas; single and dou- ’s $40 and $50 Overcoats for Men’s $28.00 and $32.00 Suits for Mens ite best garments, lee 75 Made of the costliest worsteds, 418 75 patent beavers; every one silk lined. 7) ble breasted. . _ man looked scared. He said that he Would buy anything in the world for her, reall: tt around New Year he ‘dfamond earrings. ‘Then the ANNUAL SALE Boys’ Clothing. Rain-Proof Coats Men’s Furnishings. Men’s Overcoats, 50 inches '¥, Was very s! of mon and if she ie hor ‘Thc. and $1.00; Feud Guy’ ere, Rc. sir Te he THE WA nore: Alsqyool, ax conpunox, rate, rust te tee.fctz 296 “Tong, absolutely all wool, 6 ye. tn en ene. - 050 wanted them right away ornot aa” | Salvage Corps Raoing to Blaze : 4 BOYS’ ALL WOOL 2:PIEGR FUITS, tn blue bieck and fancy cher $1.95 rain-proof,extraHeavy weight, 2c. and 38:. Wool Hosiery, to go + 170 Tole impossible, my dear,’ he aaa, as aists NYS’ ALL-WOOL 2-PIRCE SUITS, fancy mixtures; sizes 8 to 18; $2.95 silk sleeve lining, guaranteed ‘35c, Suspenders, to go at... 19a 4 youre torn fat, snem it you want, bui | Are Thrown to the Street Palle 44-60 wd $0.00, Ate rsevvre y $12.50 value, for 50c, Cashmere Gloves, to go at..+++ 228 “ hg ithe 1eay Gomped “up, ana my| by the Crash and Seven Are 2 00 Boys’ ALL-WOOL 2-PIRCE SUITS, jive 20, 0 4 $3.95 Men’s Winter Weight SOc. Neckwear, to £0 at..+.e00e00 250 h ( BePofou re S“lobater,) she yelled, “ana | Badly Injured. e BOYS, ALL-WOOL, J-PIRCH SUITE buy black and taney mK $3.45 “DOT pee Over. Sec and Thc, Wout Shirts and Drawers, io £0 age Be t Font siaee 46 ef Me 4 ; Liane leckwear, to go at ve io PRR pinse” kode hin” and? nn Se Sree Regular Price, $3.50. |) 2isiot! ate gede aca titates. cee. 4 $4.95 * coats,halfssilklined, $1.00 Neckwear, to go a 470 { or wirh 1 couta get rid of you as}ONE OF THEM MAY DIE.) co 42 to 44. Most important iM YOUNG MEN'S LONG RANTS BuIA, nive, black and $4.85 chock full of style, $1,00, $1.50 and $2.00 Silk Suspenders, to go at... 480 jepsily ‘as that” sald’the man to hime portant 48 to $2 inches in $1.00 White Shirts, to go at .. teee 590 | aif, and he shook his head sadly, — sale we ever held. We recommend otto Re gis tO, ene $6.85 | h: 1 $1.50 Colored Shirts, i and plaited bosom, to go 790 ( | Toused Up for Hin Lite, iBpesial (te ‘The Mresiag Worse.) early purchases, G MEN'S SUITS, sizes 16 © $8.85 length; 14 id les to $1.00 and $1.25 Dogskin Gloves, to go at...» 850 Fy USE AU Ats people thet have been bere! NEWARK, N. J. tan. Sndeven Aree alue Ce select from; they are $1.00 and $1.25 Wool Shirts and Drawers, to go 850 cally | men were injured wh! din BFE / y one taieay’ ert for hin, 92. | piarm to-day. They are all members of John Forsythe, SRREES Que Mu $5.00 $22 and $25 values $1.50 Silk and Wool Fleeced Shirts and Drawers, to goat, cach,. 98 He just sat BE the table and talked ‘and the Salvage Conps and were hurt by THE WAIST HOUSE, OVERCOATS; sizes 4 to 16; value $8.00 to * ++ $5.00 Aero esse ‘ept the walter | thelr wagon coming into collision with Funning tor artppea ‘absinthe, whe called | a" trolley car at Central avenue ana| 865 Broadway, 17th and 48th Sts, than thirty, and he had good clothes | Third street, SSS ee and wore diamonds, but he was very| ‘Tho most seriously Injured were ry +e $1.50 Royal Silk Plush Shirts and Drawers, to go at, each. ...+.+ 950 January Clearance Sale of January Clearance Sele of January Clearance Sale of eane ° George Hamburger, the driver of the Genuine M 9 H ° ° ust another week—if 1 could onl . 4 9 ‘ t ; M t M r eta et f}) wage, and Frederick Hartman, ‘voth Carter's Little Liver Pills en s atts. ens ants. ens . oes. iv et or t |. What 2 ; i Bear 's Fi i Fiver oF the was Jet or the Ja at | ured are soap Harry Martin Jonh Large assortment of Men's Fine Hats, in all the eae Kins aud John Weidman. The: ml) — y are only slightly hurt. SORRY HE “TALKED BACK,” | "fhe thimncy of a house in Roseville, eee @ suburb of Newark, caught fire a! SEB FACGIMILE WRAPPER BELOW. A Sys aera the Balvage Corps Was answering the Gamue! Untermyer's plaxe) pent out. KM ealvage Wagon we ‘cromel ny track at Centras re street when « trolie &t a high ‘Tato of speed ee cane RTERS Open Sai ; Wanted: | wager sam the coc Ue Ake ales pen veatui. y VE Thi G ; For Lawyer tciatel tnticrtivess avoid 1 Dut was Unable "bo do go, Phe Oneness, EF ishing, Hat and shee te Se eee ! Nights Until 9. Aaylor CLolhing Co. wnahing Bote cb [oe ie ere ae me eae Cor. Broadway and Chambers St, _ Men's Pants, values $3.00, for..,.,,.. $1.75 Our entire Shoe Stock must go regardless of cost. latest shapes and colors. $2.00, $2.50 and $ 45 Men's Panis, values $4.00 and $5.00, for $2.75 Closing out department. ¢ greatest bargains $ 29 $3.00 grades to go at $1.45; $3.50 and $4.00 e Men’s Pants, values $5.50 and $6.00, for $3,75 ever offered—$}3.00, $3.50 and $4,00 Shoes all to . grades to go at., Arn Apri Men's Pants, values $6.50 and $8.00, for $4.75 BO at... TOP Perm eee ewe teers enes enna ey