The evening world. Newspaper, January 8, 1903, Page 9

FANCIED HERSELF: WIDOW UT YEARS = Mrs. Nonie Elliott at Last Learns She Was Deceived When Told that Her Hus-!» MRS, ELLIOTT AND HUSBAND SHE FOUND AFTER SEVENTEEN YEARS. | STAR BOARDING HIS PROFESSION Webber Was the Hero of M. Hohre’s Boarding-House Din- Ing-Room, but Now He Is Missing. $0 ARE GEMS WORTH $1,000. \ And Now Six of Inspector Brooks's Sleuths Are Looking for the Tal- onted Talker and Five Diamond . Ringe and a Valuable Watch, Tees, testifies; end tittle wonder, for ‘Webber could dish up five languages in all thelr dialects Tt was only three seeks ago that the “dark, Spanish-looking man” came to Hohre's place. He brought with him (huge trunk absolutely covered with label There was ulogne Sur-Me: fea” and “Berlin.” Porters Show Due Reverence, ‘The porters carried this precious piece ef luggage with reverence and put it @own in the front room, top floor, as ‘hough it contained Marcon! apparatus, pe pder, Who sald he was a director in Hambarg-American line, also had hovorld-weary dross gult case. Hohro F, i the weekly rate at $15, ps Hemmingway, who has @ good teat ‘Wanamaker’s, has had the centre * gaghe stage at Hohre's plece since last ‘Thamer. He 1s very quick at repartee Fre Sives the waitresses an awful jolly, thet after the first night, when Web- thieppeared in a full dress evening sult to 1 “bulging shirt,"” Hemmingway took “qrink and got away with a whole emit of red ink each dinner time, rep Was So Polished, FRIED TO DIE BY GAS. weskea 0 pollshed,” remarked Mre.|Johm Carlson Was Despendent Be- that!) who writes ight fetion ‘Notice cause Out of Work. ma; easily he turns from French toGer-| Despondent because ne was out of thin work, John Carlson, twenty-seven years tho) weet, the now ponrder had every old, attempted to commit suicide to-day Cater man faded by the time he had|pby gas at his home, No, 79 Richmond Th there two days. terrace, New hton, 8. I. Another in the Inst attempt Hemmingway made |oocupant of the house smelled gas, and, en@regain his position in® the @ining-| bursting in the door, found Carlson un- Sa $7,500 and it ie understood that Mrs. Na- | tion will spend several thousand dollars more in improving the house and grounds. | Don’t Travel— Lp i tain aoe RATES. For full I = Sanat Baseecat om Waim was by means of a story relating |eonscioue on the bed. Carlson was re- effePobinson Crusoe, He only got ® |moved to the &. R, Smith Infirmary. shes way when Webber, who came to reese every night in a tuxedo, inter- MRS. NATION BUYS HOUSE. - ‘ou say Friday was the first man ; ip 2inson. met when he landed on Juan ‘ resfnandes. Why, have you never heard Wt he first saw a heavy swell, and Fisit #@W & little cove running into the be jr? Gay, where have “you lved all ‘ # jee year?” tha) Sappe@ Their Nerve. ‘Witter that no one had nerve enough to nr May Story at Honhre's place, for Web- wife jould always go one better, frgcay, when Mr. Hohre and six of ad datbat tn Uses Money Raised Bast to Found Home for Drankards’ Wives. KANGAS CITY, Jan, ¢—Having raised a handsome sum of money on ber recent trip to the Hast, Mrs. Carrie Nation has purchased a large tedidenes m the Kan- pas side of Kansas City to be used as a home for drunkards’ wives. ‘The price paid for the property was eK i CG. i ¢ KOCH & CO. Clearance Sale of Misses’ and Children’s Suits, Skirts, Outer Garments. 9010 Corti SSLB Soreianat, 9000 Momingelder NEW .VORK TELZ*HONE 00. { ite a 12ach ‘or Brooks's police are looking livinthe “short, dark, Spanish gentle- iy" who ts suspected of relieving Alexander Bond Cayce of $i,000 h of jewelry, many other of Web- | stories are recalled. . Wednesday evening Webber 0 tained the dining-room that every * Kcept Hemmingway declared he was ‘fe of the party.’ Webber that told an amusing yarn about an |. snake which acts as a polize- 1d that when @ thief entered a this shake, would, always give an at less of former e didh’t have a Nagoska than prices. aid Hohre to-day. iad Prof. nd theta thier had entered Ace Fren the parlor floor and stolen five ‘ad vings and 4 Giamond-studded Tri’ Soyer is stopping In New York per haband, who is @ prominent ler of Danville, Va., and her lit- rl. Gutterday atternoon sho rent, ute the Change of buyer makes these sweeping reductions compul- sory—the new man wants to start with a clean, fresh stock— original cost receives no consideration at his hands. Re- member, these prices do not cover the cost of the materials, MISSES’ CLOTH SUITS, fancy of Shine with che litte wir. “Arrvicg | mixed materia Broadclot Vet é tetia te" decoy ee, AE ert | foe dingy a $7; 50, 11. 75, 16. 50, iepokt cat Met ae v4 * # Walked Away with Eclat, 16 & 18 yrs., were $15.00 to 35.00 Fat the very moment when the dateo- ives were @: ing the bureau draw- | aay Abert “Webber tat Renraer. out GIRLS! AND gitisses’ SKIRTS, (was walking out the front door wang: sess pal $2 95 5 00 1 95 “ta tala’ ee a Cheviots,” Velvets, Moires on dod TB ain ati iued a | fot i maforg ant, Ad, the id Tafietas, were $5.00 to 15.00... | by miputes een the, fae ORES ANT AU See: SILK AND { | as theca 4 of soup and wr to 35.00, sale ing sais #500 | $9.75, 11.75, 16.50 ee, Le sors «sree te GLH Anam, Nissen’ BOOT OR LONG COATS, sizes 6 to 16 yrs., were $5.00 to 15.00, sale PTICE, 00+ onre ove pove coed cape $2.95, 4.95, 6.95 | BAastS eStores | 8139, 3.95, 4.90 ; solitaire y cae a to his Rig on eo fis Baa ‘went 2a Se to bape pata oe areas f to-day % try and pick Webber out \ of the Commissioner & Hy “tives fuse around the el SA a himself in the cace rs cugiet, ta gastectives da,aus| 69.00 to 12,00, sale price —— Comfort and "ieee tor Travel- Clearance Sale of Ping ts fownd ip Orangetne. ed songs | Boys’ & Youths’ Clothing pis and absolute disposal imperative—this ae best styles and materials—superior workmanship. An oppor- tunity to make one dollar go as far as two did a month ago, | SA EAR REO RNS NORFOLE AND DOUBLE? $3.79, 5.00 RY 3.95, 5.95 CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS AND REEFER JACKETS, were $5,00 to 9.00, sale price. . VELVET SUITS, RUSSIAN and SAILOR BLOUSE STYLES, were ho ‘pauek oie" }$5.50, 6,50 YOUR CREDIT IS AS GOOD AS YOUR CASH SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENTS, ne at ea! Diamonds ¢ it Credit Credit Credit Credit redit Dererae band Had Died. (THURSDA’ eVihare: SANUARS 0, thes” atatement, and ene retirea trom tha! World to swend the rest of her a: | Slope, tp Brook alged befor: [Fear - in the Ga ernoon, charged with Erich Pratt ia elxty-elgit. |e tao aa na ma Glen Cove. known about hie marti presence at Glen Cove, and hi Balled on worked, nm ment would lie, but hi under 9600 ball for Coal for the Freneh Liner Acrive on Time, Owing to failure of the coal supply to Telisioun work, Last summer sho was Ihe i ha a Pe Leong HL oh heigl aH ‘who ite ‘on, the rough | got his photograph hire. act says bis real name is pega I! M. Pyatt, and estos reat yin tee, "Avenue Court this re] abandonment Elliott appeared in court as Nonle ‘She is thirty-three years Ho has a that the complainant him at oer) piaces where ‘The te id irther examinatto LA LORRAINE DELAYED. Ufo in NICHD WOM ESS BURNED TODEATA Mrs. Martha ia, Wiubiey, Alone in Her Apartment, Gatohes save and ong Legh edhe Pa i eer Fire from Stove,-and Dies, rng ie ‘ire wit ; ‘4 ne} Soon After Help Reaches Her.! the. found tie vain pacioa' soner The kitehen door of the! fat was slightly open and fmoke was coming through the crack. | Mra. Lawrence entered and Write the’ D0 od woman burned almost to a ran out and called a pollbaan ae who t for an ambulance, but Mrs, Wil- ishdy died before the dootor arrived. JN 9), je and often NEIGHBORS. SMELLED SMOKE AUTOMOBILIST IN TOILS. ‘Mrs. Margaret Willoughby, a feette| Marry Phelps Welt for Fast Driv- woman, sixty years old, was burned to ing in White Plains Road. @oath to-day while alone In her apart ments at No, 11 West ; neighbor whose attention wal by @moke in thé. hallway. b oneapinge dying on the Dida - : ighee robe Ree eee Blankets--Comforters. Unusual FP; 7tC0e Concesstons. The usual January clearances. #4 under price. BLANKETS. WHITE CALIFORNIA BLAN- KETS, regularly up to $10.00 per pair, WHITE CALIFORNIA BLAN- KETS, regularly up to $12.50 per pair, WHITE CALIFORNIA BLAN- KETS, regularly up to $15.00 per pair, WHITE CALIFORNIA BLAN- KETS, regularly up to $27.50 per pair, In acklton we offer very specially F et ) Hes zt MITE ‘ancy striped ticking filled with PART WOOL Bi ANKETS, for pea thre iheo tbat boarders J) le and 3¢ beds; many blankets ake inthis bx are foaecy sold up to 75c. each regularly, at $3 25 per pair; 4, 9S! Qtain Floor, East of Fountain, 19th 5t) Winter Dress Goods 6.95) 7.95 9.50 15.00 COMFORTERS. FULL-SIZE FIGURED SILKO- LINE TUFTED COMFORT- ERS, filled with pure carded cotton; regularly $1.25 each, at Regularly $1.69 each, at Medium Weights and some Heavy Weights in silkoline, cambric and, sateen and flannelette coverings, filied with purest cotton; regularly up to $2.95 each, at Ht About Ju2 the Ususal Prices, Fashionable fabrics at When you can get 35c. Knickerbocker Checks for 15c., as in this instance, there is no doubting the welcomeness of the occasion. go entehortocker Cheoks. KNICKERBOCKER Che KS, double width, regularly sold dt 35c. yd, per yd., Ltbeline Platds. ig pieces of cers PLAIDS, 8 great variety o} regularly 55c.; yard, All-Wool FLANNEL WAIST- INGS, new swiped effects, regular 50c. qualities, at, yard, Black Jaequards. Jet black ALL-WOOL JAC- payee pate fer prs suits, &c., a bargain at 51 Annual Canned Foods Thousands of customers have come here in person dhis week. “Thousands of mail or- ders have been received. For Friday we offe this very inviting and apperiting list of new Phila- core Farm m Soupie ee Lh Fe fact ets tare 7p UP, Hazel Tomato Catsup, ~ price at hoor set ng, Fisti—Fency Chicken Salmon Si BOSTON CODFISH or NEWPORT HADDOCK, per lb., LEANING. Fancy Nova Scotia Ovsttes. Selected Blue Foire, in shell, per doz., SHI Fancy selected ee mon fancy Canada STEAK-~Enra quali prime Per: serhouns Steak, ROAST BEEF-Fancy Stor Riba CRACKERS —Fancy Harvard Drop: fowi Persian nb pl tne qualin ali iid edger ene Fancy new Nore Rea aetna park BREA A Fie quality and largest pand home-made Cato ay CRULLERS Old-fashioned ‘New England crullers; per doen, All Orders for sors 273\ 50 Hlannel Waistings. RO great savings. Black Cheviot. 54 ‘inches wide, ALL-WOOL TS \ breavy skirts, sila, 2 a bargain at $1.25; yard, Striped Zibelines. inches wide, ALL-WOOL STRIPED ZIBELINE, very effective for tailor-made suits; handsome cole erection regularly $1.25; Woot Homespuns. 54 inches wide WOOL HOME- SPUNS, in grays and browns; reg- ularly 69c.; yard, (Main Floor, 25" Sale. 7 MEAT AND FO ULTRY Some of these are about ODD COMFORTERS. 1.95 FEATHER PILLOWS. Frout, 19th St) Hnnual Clearance Sale of ‘Wlarred’’ Books. PRICES REDUCED % TO 34. books. We have placed es Eom rinse ihe. Nowuig Sete Each 10c. each Hemstitched Doylies at 12%he. each Renaissance Doylies, at SCARFS, SHAMS, ETC. GUIPURE SCARFS AND SHAMS, CENTRE PJECES AND STAND SCARFS; endless variety of pat- terns; some at half the regular price, Extraordinary Books on special leet ae pas es: PRICES WWHGLLT™ GUY GF PROPORTION 239e, 380, 9c, S9eand GI Main Floor, East of Foantal at) mcs, AND SELLING FIGURES. 98 1.89 Fine Cigars. Extraordinary offer for Friday. BOX OF 50 HIGH. GRADE CIGARS 180 500 BOXES SUMATRA WRAP- PER mixed Havana filler Cigars offered to-morrow at less than actual cost of the tobacco in them; an exceptional lot of goods in various brands and such desireble shapes as Rothschilds, Cabinets, Conchas Perfectos, etc.; many sold regularly at $4.50 per 100; your choice while the lot lasts, box i. 50 of 50, MAIL ORDERS SOLICITE! Ofain Floor, Extreme Ear, ee Bt.) Wines and Li quors. Laueso: V. G. SCOTCH wa bah os baa EMERALD, pure Irish Whiskey, 775 SatpEN wet WEDDING! RYE, per wl. 7 pstmt RYE. ¢ per gal. $2.75; full 75 MOUNT VERNON RYE, per sal. $2.50; 68 EAL, pau and SHERRY, per a. 48 eho ean psaahy th pa cabl v0 TAUBENKEMER, in i reduced prices. frcladed are a number of feng ty is BO a ef case yi x -| pages, tilustrated; regularly sold at iy LIFE OF WASHINGTON—1 IM tops our regular priee, 1.60 a GREEN'S HISTORY OF THR ENGLISH PLUG volumes, bound tn cloth, lar orice, $2.98: clearance piles, ER-LYTTON Complete ance IRVIN ‘cloth, bree "PALMB—Cooper; B vol- tinea ine bos; Fegular price, Ter clearanes| OF), MODERN ART—A eoftection, of ‘modern regular price, 3} Clearance WORKS OF EDGAR ALLAN POR—10 volumes; bound ja cloths our requler priee, 82.25; eer iaiasonns POEMS—Steel piste {Hustra- ‘Vons ; price, $1.15; clearance| 49 THE MAN WITHOUT A COUNT! PANSIES. AND WATER LILIES, L. M. A\ PAST EME yLe SMITH GIRL: Nora Perys THE COTTAGE NEIGHBORS, Nora Perry. BIG BR A. F: Johnsen. THE STORY DAGT, A. F. Johnwon, GIANT SCISSORS. AF. Johnson. IN THE POETS CORNER. , HOME | 55 Rhine Wine AR 7S per case |2quarts, a bre Be LA prea ae 2.85 Ey ERIARS RIESLING, vary choise, 2, 65 per case 12 quarts, MEDOC. an exceedingly seed fet 8.00 PORT, imported TARRAGONA 2.65 INI cee en Ye ourremilar 7 OO POUBLE STOUT. an emtee serie and on 90 IN THE RELIGIOUS SECTION. myo tardy Eee ‘pound in Florentine Seal, Svicity elrouk, wed our apectal price, ci ies in 49 Seal. divinity circuit, red onder gold eigen, lined with 39 cl es gr bird in Reman Se od wth Enh i ved (Taied Wooer, ‘Take Moving 36,000 Shirts for Men and Boys Gach at Oc, Colored igee and Stiff-Bosom Shirts in an Extraordinary Variety of Patterns. ON SPECIAL MAIN AISLE TABLES. THE ANNUAL MID-WINTER EVENT. An occasion that never fails to excite a phe- nomenal degree of interest. Every Shirt is new, and was made for the Spring and Summer trade of 1903, and tosellat75c.to$1.00 Most of the Shirts are absolutely flawiems A few are classified technically as “seconds,” having a pin scratch, a lead pencil mark, an oil speck or some other trifling blemish which a single washing will totally obliterate. Sizes 12 to 19. Every Shirt is garenined to fit. The Shirts are in all styles, including those with separate collars and cuffs, attached collars and cuffs, or with neckband only and attached or detached cuffs. 3, 9, Cc Any Shirt you like for > NEW BIG STORE SS Fe SM 1 RST RCRD