The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1903, Page 11

bs > WOMAN HELD UP ¢ ALL BROADWAY. Armed Only with an Umbrella, Mrs. Allis Stopped Traffic Be- t cause a Man Was Driving a, Sick Horse. SHE WAS THE VICTOR. Pollce Finally Untangled the Long _ Ldne of Cars, and the Current in Y the Busy Street Resumed Normal Conditions. “ That @ woman, armed with nothing more than an umbrella, could holt up Broadway during its pustest hour seems ‘an @xeggeration. But it was done, and Mee. E. C, Allis, who lives at No. 171 ‘West Highty-firet etreet, ts the “woman who did.” She stepped out into Broadway at the corner of ‘Thirty-third street and raised her umbrella in front of a team at- tached to a delivery wagon owned by T, Belveder & Bro., of No. 208 First avenue. Tae driver pulled up sharp and the motorman of a car just behind put on the brakes sharply. Pointing her umbrella at the driver of the team, Mrs, Allis said: “Now, you get right down off there, That horse s ili,” pointing to the near ‘one, “and you ought to be arrested for driving it. You Just stop until I send tor a Society man to Inspect it.” The driver merely stared at Mrs, Allis. He was speechless for a moment ‘and only recovered enough to say: “Ah, want" “No, I won't gwan as you say,” re- torted Mrs. Allis, “You get down or I'll all a policeman.” Mrs, Allis didn't need to do that. Cara ‘Were filing up behind the held-up team et an alarming rate. Cabs and other vehicles filed up on tne side and the air was beginning to get heavy with hot words. Policeman Rossard ran over from Thirty-fourth street and Stxth avenuo to see what the trouble was. Police- man Walker joined him. Crowds of people had blocked the thoroughfare and {it looked as if a riot was taking “What's the trouble here?" asked Bos- eard, “This horse ts il] and I want him ex- mined,” eaid Mrs. Allis, calmly, hold- ing her ground. Bossard saw that there ould be no more traMc on Broadway | 804 :4f something was not done, so he tem- ‘porlwed and firally extricated the team from the tangle. Finally an agent of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals ;@ppeared and he carefully examined the animal. Before he could give a Giagnosia the driver said he would get |another team. The agent looked re- lleved, Mirs. Aills was itrumphent, the vollcegman moved the crowd on and Sreaey resumed its wonted appear- “irs, Allis, at the address given, boards wien gt tamily named Suydam in'the top ihe owns a summer home at Avon, re ty morning. ‘The neighbors know Mrs. Als. ‘During ithe recent snowstorm ehe 1s alleged to have rushed bareheaded into the street 4nd held up @ coal man whose horse Was atruggling through the storm. FIRE MENACES «A SKYSCRAPER, Two Alarms for a Blaze on ‘Eleventh and Twelfth Floors | of the Wallace Building, in ’ Pine Street. ‘SCORCH LAWYER’S OFFICES. Fire threatened the big skyscraper, the Wallace Building, running through from |WNos, 56-58 Pine street to Nos. 26-28 Cedar |atreet, before business men reached thelr offices in the downtown district this morning, and gutted the law offices of Comstock & Brown, on the eleventh floor, The fire burned through the oor to the officés of Louls Duncan and Cary T. Hutchinson, on the twelfth floor, and did slight damage there, The principal damage was done by water, the halls, all being drenched. jOMives beneath the one where the fire Originated were broken open and tar- paulins were thrown over the desks and | Sxtures, but not before much damage Had been done, Water poured in tor- lnents down the elevator shaéts. ‘ The fire was discovered by John Gmel- \e y, ears of the Dullding. | He ii if to ee eee reat ‘ore he ee & the nearest fire nginee ms 008 Pea im pe seed ae aia ee, i FOUGHT IN THE CLUB, Heombers of the Central Kepwit- ean Club Resort to Fistioufis. As @ result of an altercation tm the of the Centra! Republican Club, ae as One Hundred: and Twenty-seventh eireet and Lenox avenue, on weareney 0 i’ in| best, It is easy for you to "| kissing her. Just think of it! BISPHAW'S WIFE TELLS HER WOES Singer’s Children, Too, Came} with Her, and She Seeks to: Collect Alimony Which Is Said! to Be Due. FATHER TOOK QNE DAUGHTER Mother Had a Hard Time Seeing| the Child, and Tells Her Side of the Marital Trouble Which Sepa- rated Her and Husband. Mra. David Bispham, wife of the opera] eu einger, has come to New York from| gs ‘Philadelphia and te at the Hotel Ken- @ington. To-day she talked of her Be marital troubles. “I do not want to get the reputation | these in America,” said Mts. Bispham, “of | St) being @ quarrelsome or notoristy seek- ing woman, for I am precisely the op- posite. But I have decided to tell my side of the case, Mr. Bispham has been heard—way should not I? compelled to 1 will bring counter- charges, “I am afraid, from evidence that I have, that Mr. Bilspham has not been very constant for the last five years. Why," ehe continued, “I hear that David has such a fascinating manner that he has the reputation of not being able to put on a lady's opera cloak without or th ‘He accuses me of extravagance and of indiscretions. These accusations are false, I know Mr. Shaw, whom he has named as oo-respondent, but slightly. How he coulé make such a charge I cannot comprehend. If the case comes to trial In the English courts it will be shown that it is brought on the filmsiest grounds and my character will be vin- dicated. “Mr. Bispham has not contributed to my support tor some time, and upon ad- vice of my friends I determined to pone this coun! him to do Brevis ‘tously, Watts is Seat October wu be | an “1D my bets ter, Vida, who. hipieye te pl er ‘4 Mr. Shipley’e Soe raice a fn Pale People my nursery : yey ess, and all I hed in the world was just} whose tissues are pining for i eas fas tot luce sed eee alt the strengthening and build- ds oppored $0 divorce, Star ashe ls|ing comfort of rich, thick Sept to sing, and that (efor nis own gior-| blood, should bear in mind ot that “Do I adm! his voice? moet precast: rau aie haftes ‘sae ieee Cha afraid of me, because ne elpe sone. years ago. They have been weparaved about five years. Family Killed on a Trestle. SPR , O., March 6,—Mre. John Greenwood and her three chil- 4ren—girls, aged sixteen and twelve, P and a boy foal eleven—were struck by a Cincinnati freight ak yesterday and knocked from the M treme [Eo the water fift, instantly Kliled and the of fataily injured. ——— When it Comes to lyour druggists, In order that you may test the merits of Vanilla )Ozennlston, send your name and full ad- Flavoring | Brees 2 Fead the riot act to your cook ff she continues using liquid vanilia extract, which evaporates in baking, and Insist upon her using Vala Css Pronounced by U. 8, Commission at Pari ton much superior to liqu!d van! count of its purity aud richness of cause there 1s no lows of favor daring baking, At!|! all grocers, only 10 cents. Duals © %-cent bottie of vanilla extract in flavoring power. VANILLA ORYSTAL CO., 101 Beekman at., N. ¥. ad ERRRAKE REE RWW 20th Century Piano $173. $1.50 Weekly, They stand alone, unless you want to put them alongside! of a $295 piano, and then they are right up with the buy on the terms we name. | weta'*s|Anderson & Co,'! 470 Fulton St, B'klyn, Bet, Elm Place and Hoyt St. IMPORTANT TO WOMEN! | amber Beauty Is Woman’s Great-| rota. DR. CHARLES err woman who das te leutt “Jt Mr, Bispham pushes bis sult for! Getiry tebe attmnative, it is tho euly preperation divorce in the English courts I shall] that will round out hollowed. shin cheska. oF defend my reputation, for my own and | M0") Wows WWRENECLIOG from th ona the three children’s sake, and if I ain|and nands, no metter how deep FOR’ DEVELOPING rae IMMATURED BusT potaing can canal it. Te prevent the breasts {roma raking, mothers Flesh Food after weaning baby. Bt will eleo re- fore « bowot to Na patoral contour and beauty WARNING eo teata, "muetituted of preparatien, FOOD is on sale at the principal Stores and Drugetats mailing, | We alt ook, “Art of Mlameage,"’ whtel proper movementa Ozomulsion will givethem whatthey need. skin, or the yellowish dirty dangerous signs. the only vitalized emulsion of pure cod liver oil with guaiacol and the hypophos- phites of lime and soda. mentioning this paper, and a large same free bottle will at. once be sent you by mail prepaid. . | Bataed 1845 WATERS PIANOS |HORACE WATERS & CO. Mus WORLME wow ad oss. , MARA 6, 1903, The March Bride Who Leaves the Altar Wearing a | est Safeguard and the Key to Happiness. 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De Peyster Street, - - New York, For fifty-eight years the “WATERS” have been known as standard high- grade pianos, and are famous for their fine tone and great durability. own fwo stores s Not sold at De- partment Stores, Send postal for Catalogue | | | | 134 Filth Ave., nr, 18th St. BRANCH (Open Evenings) \yB54 West 125th St., ‘four stores ‘| view in our iat | showing all the newest blocks in soft and stiff hats, dollar by buying the usual |three-dollar quality at the Brill Stores | 279 Broadway, 47 Cortandt St,, PILE Oss. bbahte: Mi etens! Seal — |e Seamless may rest secure in the knowledge of the fact that fa emblem of married bliss contains only virgin gold—not| an atom of solder being used. Made in the Lambert factory. Lambert Seamless Wedding Rings were known to brides whose hair is turning gray as tings twenty-five years ago. ‘pee be agi Their gold is good and plentiful in weight. 14 kt., $3.00 to $12.00 18 kt, $4.00 to $18.00. 22 kt., $6.00 to $22.00. Prices Depend Upon the Weight. Precious in these months of jewels are s that first bind the hearts; those engagement rings, set with finely selected gems in skeleton settings. ‘ially importe The prices would not honest, well-spoken-of feed No Charge for Engraving. em ft amon diamonds are sere the highest quali be possible were tt necessary to dlemen’s profits. The Lambert saving on fine gems is appreciated more this year than ever before by those who visit the Lambert store. Engagement rings, set with Ported .. These engagement and Gullig rings are symbols of the Lambert reputation— never change. The corner-stone of the Lambert factory has been the Lambert guarantee—solid No one stands between the Lambert factory and the Lambert patrons. if and sure. We sell the highest grade jewelry to is one of our absolutely unique features. here it is alSo the lowest in price. New friends are as welcome as our host of old ones, In a short time they are u numbered among the old friends. Third Ave., Corner 58th Street. Open Saturday Evenings Until 10. Old Gold Remodelted or Retastloned, Store Is Open Evento; Until 7. La ie lower than most jewellers can buy—that THE BIG STORE SIEGEL YE, OOPERE. SIXTH AVE. nawitemonn 18°SI9"STS, Cast Yesterday's Record-Bretiking Sale was the greatest indorsement of The Big fee methods of extraordinary value-giving. The closing event Oakes Place Saturday with a Sale of * s Store, Wedding Ring == The and of mid- fashioned in the Lambert factory, $10.00 to $675.00 TY FACILITATE selection we have ee al Broken and Odd Lots as follows: COATS AND VESTS (from Suits), 5+ 90|smoKING JACKETS (many imported), » OOH TROUSERS OF ALL KINDS; sizes for 50] HOUSE COATS (about 100 iniall), «uae build and weight, pig es ey, 50|SEAL_.BROWN LIVERY OVER. 5 g ODD COATS, ~*%%% ODDVESTS, « COATS, very fine quality(small sizes only), @* é ODD FULL DRESS AND TUXEDO 5.00 WINTER OVERCOATS FOR BIG 5.00 ° ’ 23.8 COATS (only 22 in all), MEN (certainly remarkable investments), /MEN'S RAIN COATS, 42:77 10 +s 90 4s said, “The best {s always the cheapest;”” MEN'S. TOP COATS, Diggs SPRING TohnDardel\ Sonsh Sous OFFER 10,000 PAIRS OF Men’s Imported Half Hose At Remarkably Low Prices. rise fine Lisle Thread and Cotton, all new, seasonable goods, such as Black, with white split feet; Plain Black, Tans, Greys, Cardinals, assorted stripes anda Variet of lace lisle thread and plain black cotton, with neat han The lots com embroideries, JUST THE GOODS FOR PRESENT WEAR. LOT 2. Fine Lisle & Cotton | Fine Lisle & Cotton 25c. Per Pair; 6 Pairs for $1.00.|6 pairs for $1.38. /6 pairs for $2.00.| ' Values up to 39c. per pair. PAJAMAS ( For Saturday Only ). 500 Suits Men’s Woven Madras Pajamas, well made, 89c,. Per Suit; usual price, $1.25. PROMPT EXECUTION OF ORDERS AND INQUIRIES BY MAIL. LOT 1. Fine Cotton, 17c. Per Pair; Values up to 29c. per pair. Broadway, 8 & 9 Streets. Entrances on Three Thoroughfares. Advance 7,0? 5 Ghe Boys’ Store \Ghe Men's Hat Store (Second Floor). (Main Floor, East). Blocks, STIFF AND SPRING TOP COATS. sizes 5 to 10 years, 3.50 Sigal Series 1,804 2,86 ‘The larger sizes, 11 to 16 years, 400 (The Boys’ Store. Second Floor), NORFOLK, JACKET, VEST, HEADWEAR beck ane SAILOR Spring \ FOR BOYS, Garly Goners Will Reap a Harvest. The Statesman’s Handbook. 50c » 2.80) Spring { LOT 3. 35c. Per Pair; Values up to 59c. per par. 600 PAGES. 1,000 SUBJECTS. Shoe Sale. 1,000 pairs of Men's High-Grade Box Calf Shoes. Not a broken lot, but a full line of good styles, in all sizes, They were made to Sell at $3,00 and $3.50, and in regular busi- $1.95 ness are well worth Hat Sale. Qs The early spring Styles are now on lepartments. We are it. For this sale, at all Save a whole Outfitters to Men and Boys, 211 and 219 Sixth Ave,, 125th St., Cor, 3d Ave, Never i Hg Part y QUICK ANSWERS TO HELP CALLS come to advertisers who put thetr “Help Wanted" advts, in the $2, { Salurday Piano s4 anos “we 10,000 FACTS. 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