The evening world. Newspaper, February 16, 1903, Page 5

RRO ae SURGERY FORA PISONOUSSHAKE Dangerous Operation Performed on a Deadly Cobra di Capello at the New York Zoological Gardens. HAD BEEN HURT IN A FIGHT. Keeper atjalciomuiniea with Bam: boo Rod and Lancet and Now the Serpent's Jaw Is Swathed in Ban- dages. One of tho big-headed cobras in the reptile-house at the New York Zoologi- cal Park {s crawling wbout to-day with his jaw muffled up I!ke a boy with the toothache, The bandages were made necessary by a delicate operation which was performed on Mr, Cobra, Shakes fight at times, but little at- tention is pald to wounds they inflict on each other, for the reason that they are supposed to be the effects of a poisonous bite inilicted by one of their own breed, Thrée of the cobras fought several weeks ago, One day last week a swell- ing appeared on the lower jaw of the largest cobra, An examination was necessary, and Keeper Snyder essayed the delicate task. Taking a slender bamboo rod, he lifted the snake from the cage to the floor of the house. The cobra struck viciously in the direction of the keeper, but Sny- der dodged out of the way and soon had | the snake pinned to the floor with his bamboo stick. The cobra was then grasped by the neck and his mouth forced open, An abscess was found on the lower jaw. It was opened and cleaned and an antiseptic dressing ap- ‘On Saturday the swelling had returned and the same operation had to be re-! peated. This time a moist dressing was applied and the bandages are wetted to avold the necessity for taking the rep- tile out of his cage. This is belleved to be the first instance of an operation on a snake, ee Declines Call to the Epiphany. FITCHBURG, Mass., Feb, 16,—Rev. James De Wolf Perry, jr., rector of | Ohrist Episcopal Church here, announces | that he has declined a recent invitation | of the Church of the Epiphany, Lexing-| ton avenue and Thirty-fifth street, New| York, to become its rector, | oe CHOICE 2 E. Y GROCERIES, ‘POTATOES. A shipment of over six thousand barrels of the finest Potatoes ever sent to this . The presley care has been exercised in handling them, ipper they were in the care of experienced men. orded to lay in an unlimited supply. The potatoes are a’ of the choicest fancy stock, solid and sound, and at these prices market came to us last week and from the moment the’ An opportunity is now a will last but a few days : Barrel, $2.25; left the s HED ENBASS AND FRENCH WINE German Ambassador’s Taste in Champagne Costs Him His Post at Washington and Raises Diplomatic Row. FOR METEOR’S CHRISTENING. Facts Disclosed In Agent Kessler’s Sult, by Which He Gets $2,000 Damages for Alleged False State- ments. By the decision of a Milwaukee (Wis. disease. jury awarding $2.00 damages to George’ A. Kessler, a New York wine agent, for having sheen. libelled by Jacob Best, of Milwaukee, the real reason for the re- call of Dr. von Holleben as the Kalser's Ambassador to the United States has Just come to Hght. The whole trouble arose over the champagne used at the launching of Emperor William's royal yacht, the Meteor, at Townsend & Downey's ship: yard on Shooter Island, opposite Elia- abethport, N. J. Edward Lauterbach, as counsel for Kessler, was responsible for Dr. von Holleben's recall py the Emperor, According to testimony brought out in the sult, Dr. von Holleben had promised Mr, Best that nis brand of German champagne would be used at the launch- ing of the Meteor. He received from the Milwaukee concern fourteen bottles of the wine. Count Quadt, of the German Embassy, then advised Mr. Downey to use the German wine, but Mr. Downey had already made a contract with Kess- ler and so informed him that French wine would be used. Afterward Dr. von Holleben tele- graphed Best and also wrote him that German wine had been used at the christening. Mr. Best thought that the German Ambassador had been the victim of a Yenkee trick and advertised the fact, accusing Kessler of substituting French wine for the German brand. Hence the suit and Dr. von Holleben’s recall. STORES EVERYWHERE 10 RETAIL - BRANCHES Peck, 2lc.; Crackers. Zu Zu Gingers, Kennedy's Oysterettes, Uneeda Milk Biscuit. Your choice at, per package, Nearer eee ce Marrow Beans—Hand picked, finest N, Y. State; quart. ., Lima Bean: nia; quart. Pea Beans —Fancy N. Y. State, hand picked; quart, Split Peas—Fancy cleaned, — Whole — best 7c Baked Beans—Calvert brand; 5 plain or in sauce, 2-Ib. can... Cc Baked Beans—Triumph brand; finest quality, plain or in sauce, 3-Ib. j 2c German Mustard—Large bottle... 5g Lemon or Vanilla Extract, Eagle brand, bottle oe OC Honey—Pure and fresh, ! 15¢ Molasses—New Orleans, qt. tot. 12¢ Syrup Peaches — Patapsco Brand — 10 Maryland canning, 3-Ib. can,, Cc Pearé—Numsen Brand—Balti- more pack, 3-Ib. can. . 10c ‘In churtks, heavy 15c Mantles—Easy to apply and five Cap a brilliant white light, packed tncarions, 2 {ore Chives * 25c 3c 10. | Coney Island Soap—15 cakes... 256 | jolden Drip, qt. bottle.. 12¢| Crisp and fresh roasted, in bean or fresh ground, Best Mocha and Java, 3 Ibs., 70¢. . Best Maracaibo, 3 Ibs., $5c.; Ib. Best Santos, 3 Ibs. Chunk Soap—1o cakes. 4 1b, package. Ammonia—full | bottle..... Potash —Butle: | can, | Blue—Azure, % Ib. box. | Blue—Butler’s, 3 squares. Laundry Wax--3 for. Gelatine—Excelsior Bran | “age. - Blue Ribbon Jelly Powder i finest for desserts assorted | | package. ttt @emereeeereees % Prusnes—Finest Santa Clara Val- ley iruit, large size, 3 1bs,. 25c | Prunes—medium size, Ib, oa | | | Violet Ammonia, Boitic | | Borax, *4-Ib. package | Cake Falry Soap, | | THE THREE FO. Prepare a Elos r—Trlumoh | wand, ver est’ qualit; S-lb, PACkAge ose + mu 14> | JURANGE®* Cattorate Navel, soddem, Large, Batre Lacy 19. Doz,,28c. Doz,, » LEMONS, ancy Largo Meesines, Doz, 106, SF iss rat al ileal aia kawaski THE WORLD: MONDAY NVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1003. ICE HOLDS UP BRIDGE WORK. ‘Two Ende of Williamsburg Strac- ture WII Not Re Joined To-Day. Because of the ice on the steel work of the Wiliamsburg Bridge the two ends of the etructure will not be joined to-day. As eoon as the two wainlers can be latd and several steel comnts put in place the bridge will form a continuous pass~ Aageway and will de the first lnk be- tween the two sections. It was hoped to join the two ends to- day, but the contrictorgs would not ven- ture to send the me nto work, the steel belng coated with ice from the stonm. THE FOOD Tuat DoesGoop A medicinal food that attacks microbes AND drives out i —— i The only vitalized Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with the hypophosphites of lime and soda and guaiacol. For weak, thin, consumptive, pale-faced people, and for those who suffer from chronic skin disease and weakness of lungs, chest or throat. Ozomulsion is a scientific food, prepared under aseptic conditions in a modern lab- oratory under supervision of skilled phy- Sicians. To be had of all druggists. A Large Sample Bottle Free will be sent by us to any address on request, no that invalids tn every uf life can test tt’ for | themselves and ree what Ozomulsion will do for them. "Send us your name and compiew address, mentioning the ING WORLD, and the large ‘sample free bottle will at once be went to you by mall, prepaid. Address Ozomulsion, 98 Pine Street, New York CHOICE GROCERIES, the entire shipment Basket, Ilc. Coffees. ny 35C.5 Wee Prepared Flour—Peerless 0 Brand, choice quality, s-bpkge, DOC Liberty Preserves—Made from fresh fruits, assorted, 3-Ib. stone 25 crock saneae Cc Blue Ribbon Jams—Absolutely pure, made from finest fresh fruits, 15c¢ Ib, ja eee Salm on—Monument Brand, 10 fancy red Alaska, pound can.. Ic Salmon—Best red Alaska, 2 cans t 25c.; pound can. . 13c Salmon, Sport Brand, fancy Sockeye, Ib. tall Can vevees 15c Essie Corn, finest Maine Sugar 10 { Corn, young and tender, can, Ck Essie Succotash, finest packed, can ..c.es Essle Peas, Sifted, can +o» sesseere 15c Lazenby’s English Pickles, im- ported, Chow Chow and Mixed, bottle cosessseceee R. & R. Pickles, kins, Chow > Onions, bottle. Raisios, loose, finest Califor- nia Muscatels, Ibeeeees .,.. Currants, loose, thoroughly cleaned, finest quality, ib... extra fancy asthe <r ieee ene tonne Sreat Lace Sale. Ain Immense Attraction! WONDERFUL event. beautiful 1903 Laces. Prices Range trom Se. a Yard Upward to 7.45. THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF NEW LACES. Valenciennes, Cluny, Torchon, Point de Paris, Venise Galloons, Appliques, Insertions and All-Overs, Black Chantilly Edges and Galloons, Black Silk Escurial Galloons, Cream_and White Silk Laces, Double-Edged Insertions, Separate Ornaments, Linen Antique Insertions and Cotton All-Over Nets, in remarkable assortments. Dress Goods. Sik Speetal, 200 pieces of TWEEDS. ZIBE- 5,000 yds. 20-inch all LINES and HOMESPUNS, in silk HITE LACE grays, browns, blues, ete., etc.: 3Ie STRIPE TAFFETAS; 48e suitable for walking skirts and : outdoor costumes; per yd., 75c. quality, yd., lain Floor, Front, 19th St.) (ain Floor, Front.) Wash Goods. Good Quality Madras at 4 Off. 250 pieces MADRAS, 32 in.; all desirable plain colors; also large assortment of neat mripes; 123%. qualities. vey OCG special Tuesday, at, per yd., (Main Floor, Front.) All the newest and most Annual Sale of Watches and Clocks FE announce today a movement that will make a greater sensation in th trade than it will to the public. , Watch manufacturers simply can’t supply the demand for movements. Retailers who formerly got discounts from the lists of movements are today! Dress Linings. PopalarPercalines at Half Price. 300 pieces of PERCALINE LINING; full beetled, in yf black and all colors, | 18c. (“J quality; Tuesday, at, per yard, ‘in Floor, Front, 19th St.) Women Ss Dressin offering a premium on list prices to get. movements to fill the cases they have S & ee Solf Vests. obtained from the manufacturers, and yet cannot secure them. ‘fs jacques (Mmonos. LIGHT-WEIGHT. KNITTED To make such an announcement as we make today in face of marke WOMEN'S DRESSING _SACQUES AND KIMONOS. Domer Flannel and Flannelette. pretty patterns, including Persian effects rd) and stripes; regularly at C 0 len, conditions is most extraordinary; for we shall sell the great variety of Watches below, with Elgin, Waltham, and a small quantity of best Swiss movements, at An Average of a Quarter Under-Price _ While some are only twenty per cent. under-price, others are reduced fully forty her cent. GOLF VESTS, made of Egyptian conton, git batons. These vests wenn Br spring suits; very special, (Second Floor, Bast of Centre.) (Second Floor, East of Centre.) : he occasion is the result of trade efforts reaching back almost a year, in Umbrellas. | Women’s Sateen the porate ion but ee moxemanta for this annual event. % phat he variety of Watches is so great that men and women may take ad- $2.00 Umbrella vantage of the decisive savin; hil urin, tl y rot 2 2, 5 Pe 2 No oats ventas igs while securing exactly the style of watch 400 Umbrellas: Union silk cov- Men's 14k. Gold Open- vi , 16-81z0; ers; 26 inch sizes for women: 28 Hu) Gold Open-face Watches, 16-size; 7Aewel Waltham and Elgin movements; $21, 22.50, w' te WOMEN’S_ SATEEN inch for men: all close rollers: fited } 2 th I5Jewel movements, : with cases and tassels; handles are PE i T COATS iiteer- 27, $: $34. ines, bunting-case: in ample assortment and include ized; several very hand- Men’s 1 old Hunting-case Watches, 16-size; isin movements, 7-tewel; 4k. Jewel Waltham and Elgin movements; $25, with 15-jewel’ movements, 31.75, $40, $49; with bigher- rements, $43 to $86, Mcn’g 14k. Gold Hunting-case Watcher, 12-size; 7-Jewel Waltham movements; $21, $26.25, $80, $83; with 15-lewel movements, $28.75, $10.75, $ $30, 884.75, $28.50. Motornien’« Open Men’s 14k, Gold Open-face Watches. T-jewel Jewel Waltham Waltham movements, $19.25, $21, $28, $30, 85,50, ilver Open-face Watches, $7.50. gold and silver caps, imported pol- ished horns, ivory, Dres¢en, 7 25 pearl and natural woods; Qlaln Floor, Front, 18th St.) made to sell at $2.00; choice, Furniture. some styles, including plain black and black and hie ates . 9 Se Cc (Second Floor, East of Centre.) Household Linens. PILLOW CASES. 75, $11.50, 15.25, ‘ Men's 25-year Gold-filled Watches, open-face, 18- nine Waltham and Elgin movem: ne: Tlewel, $14.50 gas) $16; hunting-case, $12.75, 7 filled Watches, 18-8ize; open- poeta movements; ‘gorr8, ilverold Watches, 7- In movements; $5.25, $38.75, $40. 45x36-inch BLEACHED MUS- Men's 25-year Gold-filled Watches, 16-8lze, open- -vear Gold-blled Watches, $12.25, $13, Jmportant Spectal Reductions on | tee ees Wanner face; Walthat nud Elgin’ t-jewel ‘move. Tak, Gold Chatelaine Watchers sneer Parlor Suites. Pequot and Atlantic and round $9.75, $14.75. enamelled in red, blue, grcen, and with minin- thread muslin; some are ironed; Men's 25-year Golil-filled Watches, 16-rize ; hunt- regularly up to 17c. each, at ing case; Waltham and Elgin movements; 15-jewel: $18.25, $19.25 tures; fine Swiss movements; $13, 5 a 818.75, $25, $31, $45, 10 Gt » v8 Women’s 14k. Gold Upen-face Watches, Waltham PARLOR SUITES; 5 pieces; mahogany finished frames: shaped arms and legs ; 100 finely upholstered ; SHEETS. Men's 20-year Gold-filled Watches, 16-size: open- .,,. Movements, $16, pee etn BLEACHED SHEETS, linen fin- hae anand Higinmovements, 7jewel, Women's 14k. Goli Hunting-enee Watches, 7- velour: regularly, 'e ish, made of heavy round thread § 50, $0; with 15-jewel movements, bd Paian moweres a, 625 $28 318.007 $50.00; special, aalini if partes would revail at al died Wathen, i6'eiad: hunt: ane with higher-grade moveinents, PORLOR SUITE 2 ipiea mahogany BEDSPREADS. nee g1080 ere. a Women's 14k, Gold Watches ; extra heavy hunt- , Ing-case; very fine Swiss m: nents, . Women's ear Gold-filled Watches, 1-jewel Waltham and Elgin movements, $16.75, 20-year Go!d-filled Watches, 7-jew Waltham and Elgin movemen % 2." ‘Me? Women's Silver Open-face Watches, with fine WHITE SATIN AND MAR- SEILLES SPREADS, for twin and full size beds; some are slightly salons ie same) if Correct would sell regularly up to $3.45 each, at 1.69 1 movements, $14, $1 Gold-filled Wat Itham and E! 14.50, $15 legs; panel backs veneered with fine ma- hogany ; well uphol- stered and covered with verona ui TS. 50 regularly, $25.50; . jes, 12-Kize; open- in 7-Jowel movements; ‘atches, hunting-case; jewel movements; $13, special, Jewolry Store, Broadway and Tenth street. 15-Jewel Swiks movements, $5, $7. 7 (Main Floor, East of Fountain, 19th st.) Lore, i . i x (Pitth Floor.) ap: Foor, eas balate The Clock Sale presents scarcely less notable offerings, and reductions on YW, A Z i Fine a mereen gad French Hlopke of a quarter to a half of their former values, ere are the items in detuil Shoes. ip aes Ory Ou, Clea atte Hh Places, American movements, at Weathered oak pat Clocks, for hall, library, dining- e ; 4 ‘ 76, $20, $20.75, 7.00. Mantel Cloc! nzo-finish, figure ornament, 8-dey Gilt Clocks, A ts, $14. * WOMEN'S MEN: 5. Bargains. Saay Gilt Clocks, figure top, American, movements, China Desk Cioeks, Be. $4.00 Shoes $5.00 Shoes A few single 3-fold Screens S-aey Clocks, bronze-fish, American movements, at winders, American movements at at marked down to close: sany Clocks, -Anich, figure-top, American tf 1.80, 85, $5.26, $5.05, $0.28, LSEOLD SCREEN: reduced 6. 95 25 and $3.25; set with brilliants, 0 | ot “pranteea as timekeepers,, ZL IO Z IO #119000 # at $1, $1.25, $1.75, $2, $2.60, $3, $4 ry Ope’ French Clocks, in on UJ | e patton Shee: i 4.95 Leay Gi < Clocks, set with brititants, at F260, $3, 9160 | kinds au hid to tion eoamel eases only one of ‘ ; 5 ‘and. $,76, 7 meray French! i Pair. __ Pair. | 3-FOLD SCREEN; reduced el’ Clocks, "America movelnents,, at $3.0, nee : jousands ol Irs, sizes, from $3.75 to « § and $7, p-worn, fine To i] ns f Msgs fh i? 2. 50 ‘ks, American movements, at French $18, sm a ere and all the correct styles for | 1 3.FOLD SCREEN: reduced sai avai ; io; at Sas: were every occasion. Our guarantee from $2.50 to i $s 69 tal hime Clocks, mabogany-finished cases, at A joes, with every pair, barring | joo iRISHPOINTLACEVESTI. + the Patent Leathers, BULE PANELS; suitable for A S ] f SI front doors; reduced from 89c, to ISe a e [®) : ALSO: WOMEN’S AND GIRLS’ KID SHOES, in button and lace, and BOYS’ SATIN CALF LACE SHOES thar were made to sell I8e a.) 25 pieces 30-INCH CURTAIN 7 7 LACE: reduced from 7c. 10 Ae 10 pieces 50-INCH FISH 79s ET; reduced from 15c.t0 2 BROAD and handsome collection of Plated Silverware, that offers rare opportunity to furnishers of Summer homes as well as those who wish to add to the furnishings of their city houses, is offered today at $1.50; we sell them at. pair, at following very low prices. Here are the items: Cain nd Second Peon, SB Loi Bitab ge Quadruple-Plate, Table Ware—Quarter to a Third Under-Price 4 Butter Dishes, 3 Cake Baskets zo. 82-78, to $3.75, Stationery Dept. Gye Glasses Pat able Candela 8 cy ala 1.25, $1. Lploce 8, $4.60. Coffee Urns, $8 8/00 Setf-Inking Kettles, $5.75, Water lichens 3a'ay 4Sc Stamps, at and fee Ura, $8.38, a Sater Pitcher ik: Bow Is, $2.60 Fonbon Dishes, $1: We will nid Ter‘ond Sorup Pusha, 8.7, deta en $135. or 0 0 ars, %, i #225 order Sei Ink (Pera Glasses Ice Phe ra. 34 Salts and Peppers, Ibe. Smoking Bets, $8.76 Vine Coolers, % ing Rubber Wine Coolers, Rogers Extra-Plate Forks and Spoons—About Half Price Stamps, one to ny GOLD A 7 , i four lines, any GLASSES Tea Spoons, Bic. Ao Urovy Ladi Butter Spreaders, $2.25 dos, ee seared ine | COP, OR SFECTA. Sa Ne og CT : ings A. su “4 CLES; eye Medium Fork’, $1.70 dok Bukur Tote, dun, | Butler Kuives, 256, Keo Cream Hala perior rubber glasses in patent Nevnert, Forks, $1.30 doz ‘Be, een aie ag Asnarsgus Pu stamp that sells offset or adjustable frames: spectacles in rid- "otter Spoons, §t is, ie Triple-pi dium aud Dessert Koives, $9.25 = dosan, ‘ange Spoons, $1 75 cos JOHN WANAMAKER, | formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, 4th Ave., Sth and 10th Sts, ing bow or straight frames; fitted with first quality peri- scopic lenses: made to be Ag sold at $4.50; special LAMIER OPERA GLASSES; black morecco covered, 15 ligne, excellent lenses, in black case; made A to be sold ar $4.00, regularly a $1.00 FOUNTAIN PENS: “The Fountain” brand; Siegel Cooper Ca,'s special anteed grade A selected lot of FOUN. TAIN PENS; ik 69e morocco, with trim: ‘WRITING PAPER; superior r good lenses, in “ made to be wage pried pean: 128 tame Vie tad at cs) Lés (ween 37th. heals, (Tard Floor, Opaired 1084 Broadway, Be