The evening world. Newspaper, March 3, 1903, Page 11

CALLED HOMELY, LLS HERSELF, Mrs. Rheinhard, Affronted by , Her Husband Before Her Chil- dren, Sends Them Out and Turns on the Gas. HIS LOVE HAD GROWN COLD. t \ Bent for a Doctor When He Disoov- \ ered the Tragedy, but To-Day He ) -Has Gone to Collect the Life Insurance. ' “You are getting homely. Igetting homelier every day,” Frederick Rheinhard said this at the @upper table to his wife. About them | Were gathered their four children, Liz- mie. the eldest, aged sixteen, and Tillie, \Agnes and Frieda. It was not the first time the husband hed told his wife that the beauty which had charmed him seventeen years ago ‘was a thing of the past. an Hamburg, where they were married, Patient, tirea woman sitting opposite him the words struck deeper than they You are wecently, There were times when an fron hand seemed to clutch at her breast and she could not breathe. The doctor had told her her heart was af- fected. awa » After supper Rheinhard went out. He had the habit of going out just after supper. Lizzie, the little mother of the family, went out also, Then Mrs, Rhein- bard called the children to her and sent them out to a store to get | © @ome milk. It was ea store that was un- necessarily far away, Calmly Prepared to Die. Quite alone in the little fiat at No. 52 Hudson street, Hoboken, she sat for a while at the supper table, her face puried in her hands. But she was not orying. When she rose she walked slowly into ‘the middle room, the dark, windowless bedroom where she had spent many sleepless nights, and, closing both doors that communicated with the dining and the room where the children slept, turned on the gas and lay down. One of the doors she tooked, There "vas no key to the other, eo she pushed @eughter, Lizzie, in the hall. She had just come in also, er we Tees 2 eooouet or show die her mother: coming up the stairs when I my papa in the hall I went first just behind me in the opened the door there Then he went in and ‘threw open the windows and burst open ‘the door into my mamma's room, the door that was tied with the necktle. ‘He found my mamma lying on the bed. ‘When E got back with the doctor he said my mamma was atill alive, but after awhile he said she was dead. Not the First Time. sit as not th the first time papa told was getting homely. I had freard 1 pie say it often. But my mamina was a very fine looking woman, Sho ‘was not feeling well and I suppose it Worried her. “1 work in a yesterday. she ocket-book factory, but looked so badly that I fold her 1 would stay home and help wer, ut she said I must go to work. ‘Then she sat and cried a lon dime. She told me papa made her feel very unhappy. She said. ehe loved. him go much but he had never loved her. ¥apa cried all last night. ug, he at ‘work now?” tho reporter no; papa rks over in New but dle But my My two little sisters to live with an aunt in Cam- je Js Bolng with another aunt. to and leave us four Tiwi children, mamma had Mots of troubles. are golng den. Ti I am goln fy mamma ts ae She was a + &00d wom Everybody sald the best woman in the hous NO GREEN PLUMES ~ ON PATRICK'S DAY Committee of Arrangements for |t the Great Parade Decides to Dispense with Old Regalia. % The convention for the election of rand marshal and two aldes for St, Patrick's Day parade was the largest ver held by the Ancient Order of Hi- ernians and Irish societies. Five hun- @red and fifty delegates were Present, Fepresenting %0 Irish Catholic organ: faations trom Manhattan, Brooklyn and Jersey City. Patrick M. Burke, of division 18, w. mnanimousiy elected Grand Marshal, His aides will be William Lynoh, of division 9, and Dennis O'Hare, of diyi- fon & Dennis J. Hanlon, Chairman of e a ange: that 20 societies had iad Meation for a piace o. ie yoe ae Mmaroh, and that 15,000 festival in the even! om Hiver Far ha rs at eh iwor'e res already been dis- ‘The committee recommended that the ‘old-style regaila be dispensed with. Means that the cocked ha 4 een plumes of the officers reen and ont tga treo invited the Vander bit ea el ieaak eptotiidl But to the ever had before. She had not been welll § WIFE WHO KILLED HERSELF ip HUSBAND CALLED HER HOMELY. i 5 BOYCOTT PUT ON HOSPITAL NURSES Superintendent of Eye and Ear Infirmary Says None Who De- serted Helpless Patients Can Ever Return to Work. CALLS ACTION INHUMAN. Dr. Richard H. Derby, Superintendent of the New York Eye and Ear Infirm- ary, has boycotted the nurses who struck on Gaturday and left fifty-seven helpless patients without attention. The places of the nurses have nearly all been filled and the superintendent announces that none of the strikers will ever be admitted to the institution as long as he is connected with tt. The infirmary was not opened for the admission of new patients until to-da Bix nurses are on the way from Mon! real and Boston and will errive to- night, By to-morrow Dr, Derby ex- pects to have a staff of nurses equal fn proficiency to those who left #0 abruptly. Miss Blizabeth Stewart, the new head nurse, who graduated trom the Presby- terlan Hospital Training School tor Nurees in 1896, was seen at the hospital to-day. She eald that the strike was caused by the desire of the nurses to have one of thelr own number succeed Miss MoCreedy. Miss Stewart's Statement, ‘When I came here,” she sald, ‘T found organized opposition. I had ac- cepted the place reluctantly, but when I did accept it I made up my mind that I would do my duty. I tried my best to make friends of the nurses, but I was brought here-to make certain changes and introduce certain innovations which they did not Ike. “They tried to bring about a clash on various pretexts, but finally were co pelled to object because I wore a whit gown. Of course they thought thaf, being skilled in the treatment of eye and ear diseases, their demand that I be discharged wa@ld be granted. When the demand was not granted I suppose they thought there was nothing for them to do but walk out.” The nurses say that they left the hospital for a principle. Neither Miss Steward nor Mrs. Field is a nurse trained in eye and ear treatment—in fact Mrs. Field 1s not a graduate at all. For this reason they were compelied to leave, according to their story. Dr. Derby terms the action of the nurses in abandoning the patients as (mhuman, and he has urged the etaff Physicians to use caution in employing them on private cases. This edict does not seem to worry the young women >| years old, and he sald that he was for- ; fs in ToKde. ‘the a8 in Engian QUEER COUPLE WERE MARRIED. He Was a Native of Tokio, Japan, and She a Teacher in Bryn Mawr College, in Pennsylvania. Rev. Thomas Hall, pastor of the Lin- den Avenue M. E, Church, Ooean and Linden avenues, Jersey City, performed a rather unusual marriage ceremony and has since been wondering why the couple came to him to have the nuptial Knot tied. was a Japanese and the bride an Eng- Uehwoman. The bridegroom gave his name as Chujiro Kochi, twenty-nii merly connected with the blological de- partment at Princeton University. ‘The bride was Miss Florence pets Creswell, twenty-even yeata okt, who Unul a few daye gran a teacher at Fay at. the Darsonere pastor lable couple, and when the man inquired, | ip are most polite, language, if he would per- ceremony the pastor fran even mors surprised, Ho. invited his vistors Inside apd the ceremony ckly performed. fon and daughter acted palate barf the parsonage, the Pennsylvania ‘or Bain 1) from lence. in, Toklo, Kocht son of wealthy bride's parents HE Harvard Shoe for Men, $3.00, gives to the wearer that confidence in his foot- wear, in its looks and in its goodness, for which many men pay Three- fifty and Four Dollars who refused to submit to the rulings of a@ new head nurse, for many of them have already secured work. Cause of the Trouble, The trouble was caused when Miss McCreedy, beloved by all the nurses, was replaced as head nurse by Miss Stewart. More dissatisfaction arose when Mrs. Field was brought over from the dispensary as assistant. She wore a white gown, looked upon by the nurses as a mark of authority, and they refused to work under her. An ultimatum was sent to Dr, Derby and when he refused to grant thelr mands they left ina boay. It is cha that before leaving they tore up the patients’ charts, disarranged the glasses and bottles and in other ways Inter- rupted the work of the hospltal. The stelking nurses secured a furnished flat in East Seventeenth street. Bome have already gone out on oases and others will leave the house to-day, Lenten Music for Brokers, Bhort recitals of organ musio will be given in old eet, Daa lower Broadwey, nm ‘Thursdays in nt from 3.30 to 4.1 in th Ene ‘asternoon By. Robert J. Winter- elsewhere. The Harvard Shoe is aman’s shoe— the kind that sppeals to the judgment of a man who is not to be dissuaded from Baving a good shoe because it costsonly Three Dollars. Even the man who has been paying Three-fifty and Four Dollars for his shoes will be interested in the kind of shoe we are able to sell for Three Dollars. We want your judgment. Your ct willfollow. See the shoes, This ad, cannot tell the sto All the new sty’ ies—pat and calf—buttoned or laced, enamel Cammeyer Siam ped ona Standard Merit 6”'Ave. & 20" St. XB The International Ser Cor. Broadway and 26th St. OFFICE HOURS~Dally, 9 A, M. to 4 Bundays, 10 to THE BIG STORE'S FO! 1t is wonderful bow firm a hold tn the public confidence the treatment | of the International Serum Toxin Company has already secured, This js due almost entirely to the per- sonal character and conservative ptatements in connection therewith of the President of the Company, H. 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This col- oring substance may be more or less abund~ el ant, and gives to the deposits various abades, as dirty white, yellow, ink and Ted, The pure uric acid sometimes appeare a8 fine sand, or may occur In large crystals, Tho urine tk of a dark copper color, about Uke brown sherry, and in very Fcanty. Porson' 10 aes this kind of gravel largely are apt to be troubled with inflam: matory complaints; with acidity of the stomach and heartburn; and some of them with gout and rhoumatinn CURED BY “SAFE CURE.” Chattanooga, Tenn. Warner's Sate Cure Co., Rochester, N.Y. Gentlemen: 1 have tired Warndra. Sa Cure for chills caused by uric acid polson my system. and TF have Derfertly cured. 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