The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1903, Page 9

» Writer, iat The famil ),000 for the church, Ro. BIGELOW FREE TO MARRY Wife of Noted War Correspond- . ent and Friend of the Kaiser Gets Divorce from Him on Statutory Grounds. DECREE WAS KEPT QUIET. An absolute divorce from Poultney Bigelow, author, war correspondent and fiend of Kaiser Wilhelm, has been Granted by the Supreme Court to Mra. Bith E. Bigelow, who claimed her free- om on statutory grounds. The decree ‘was signed a month ago, but the Bige- lows had influence enough to keep the matter from the public until now. “According 'to the terms of tife decroo, Mrs. Bigelow {s not entirely? free for three months. She can then marry at her pleasure, but her former husband ts forbidden by the order of the court to marry until Mrs. Bigelow is dead. This whil not prevent him from being married any place except in New York. ‘The Givorce was not granted without & contest. Mr. Bigelow came here last Winter to defend himself against the charges, Many witnesses were heard ibeforeCharles Donohue as referee. Mr. Bigeiow tried to show his innocence, but the referce decided that the charges Were sustained, Whree of the children, Edith, Evelyn ang Dorothy, are given into tne custody of.ther mother, wale Muured is to re- main with her father, wita the provision that Mrs. Bigeiww van sve ver at any fume. The fataer can also seo the vtuer three daughters, and waen they vecuine age each may choose her guardian. Bigelow's maiden nue was Jaf- ay one vas married on April 16, 1834, Bigelow, u sou of Join Bigelow, former United Biates Minister France. While Mr. and Mrs. Bigelow are, well known socially In New ave spent the greater or helt tine in Engiand and Germany. The German imperor’s friendship for 1 gt eed is well known. ge ow has long been known as a ut his wife's ability was not fenerally recognized until just before the divorce suit. when she wrote a story tant won a $1,000 prize. Her heroine was a peauticul youny ree sho was ill- usband, and who tran ferred her affections to another mane MRS. LYONS LOSES ~ HER BARBER SUIT. BD a tw Asphalt King Claims the Ejectment Was in the Usual Way and the dudge Dismisses Complaint. At the conciusion of the testimony of Ge witnesses 14 Vetalf of Mrs, Estelle 3. Lyons, widow and executor of Bar: row B. Lyons, for ‘the recovery of $15,000 trom L. Barb er, the aay! king. ess Tost furniture and (omeles mind by being forced out of le Cattage, Dobbs Ferry, Su- ‘i diemiss: eee, eurt’ Fustioe Spencer ea cofipiaint to-day. Dir. Barber's clefense was that he had he Lyonses from the property, of ti F h ou he (thie ‘eid estate, in the wey for non. '- ment of rem ard because they had vio- Jated~ acinar cong, Oy sublet @ part of the property. —_— CONSTABLE FAMILY GIFTS. © (Special to The Evening World.) MOUNT VERNON, N. ¥,, April T— ‘The family of James A. Constable, who dled at Oriente Point several years a0, have given for a new rectory In connection ath St. Thomas'e Ppiscopal at Mamaroneck-on-the-Sound, The Bit is from the merchant's son, AS ate Os and his ughters, Ain. He Weltherbes and Mrs Ticks has also given parish house and STEEL WRITER, AND WIFE WHO HAS SECURED DIVORCE. OPERS WED AT MIDNIGHT. Harlem Youngsters Run Away to Jersey City and Get the Nup- 1 tial Knot Tied by a Sleepy Justice, ‘DIDNT "NEED TO ELOPE. It was learned to-day that Annie Bleeckman, nineteen years old, and Sol- jomon Waterman, just out of his teens, | for whom an elaborate wedding cere- mony was arranged for Sunday night, | eloped on Saturday and were married by a Jersey City Justice of the Peace. The elopers appeared at the home of . Maes, Justice of the Peace, in y, about midnight, Witn them William Klepper and Miss Carrie | tang. ‘They stirred the Justice of the Peace out of bed and said they wanted @ marriage ceremony performed. Macs | obligingly got up and tled the nocturnal | knot. Then, after the ceremony, the elopers came back home to thelr families who live in the Wilhelmena Apartments at One Hun and Sixteenth street and | Seventh avenue, Young aWterman and his bride have been near neighbors for years and their courtship began before Miss Blecckman graduated from pinafores, ‘Taeir engage- ment was announced three weeks ugo and about 500 guests were invited sto a sup- per upoa the formal announcement of the engagement, On Saturday evening Waterman and his lance went out for a walk with two friends, Then {t suddenly occurred to them that they would not wait until the following day to be married, and they went to Jersey City and were married by Justice of the Peace Maes, They announced their marriage, de- claring that they thought It a good joke on their parents, ‘They also said that they wanted to start on thelr honey- moon at once. Ags nearly one thousand friends and relatives of both families had been invited to a church marriage on Sunday, however, they were per- suaded to wait and hold a second cere- mony. Accordingly, on Sunday there was a big church wedding at the synagogue at Seventy-second street and Lexington avenue. Rabbi ne Bigater performing the ceremony, THspgclow GIRLS HELD P BY NEGRO THIEF ees ve sraor oe tom ov STL THE DLEDGE and Flees, with the Other in tf You Will, but That Hot Pursuit—Draws Black- Don’t Gure Dronkenness! jack on Her. Drunkehaes en dura and a a recornlzee the stomach’ di Miss Annie Blume, of No. 723 East One |{et. it Hundred gnd Forty-frst street, and her |eraving and des cousin, Mfes Julla Celler, of No. 4 Rast | NhGn) One Hundred and ‘Thirty-second ‘street, |A., appeared jn Harlem Court to-day |Pran against a negro who had held them up| THE lust night at Lenox avenue and Uno] ter or cots Hundred and Thirty-first street, digeation. Gthns ‘The two girls were walking up the | soda folk avenue when the negro tried to snateh{riquok » . Miss Blume's steel purse. A stecl chain | above and Attached to the purse was wrapped REFUND THE MONEY around her wrist. it SORRINE ? falls to destroy all des The higawayman broke WIL positively destroy ai @ for Higuor. This remed y the chats treo on reaue Knocked Miss Glume down and ran commander fine the avenue, Miss Celler chased bin, MTNA: Pes. Rate thee quor habit. 7 think ackjack. chased him across to Seventh a and then up to One Hundred and T 3! th street, where he was caught | sealed. comet, Wa Bhe ein the insan st ‘Tne blacks said, was to protect him from ‘the ‘mad| jin pationts, He was held in $2,000 bail. . [poten fs 2 painless subcutaneous injection; instant in relief; complete and PERMANENT in its cure. agen hich specific blood poison can be cured, Se ab ite discoverer, and with PERFECT yesults during the last two years by this Company. Dr. Francis A, Sieber, AT LAST THERE’S AN ABSOLUTE CURE FOR BLOOD POISON It's the Sleber Serum, only administered in the offices of the International Serum Toxin Co, This wonderful treatment It is the only human It has been administered for many years in the private practice of The blood sufferer who continues to poison his system with mercury and potash, or who goes without relief after reading this offer, simply prefers misery to health and death to life: THE ABSOLVTE CVRE OF EVERY SINGLE CASE OF ‘BLOOD POISON TERNATIONAL ie SeRU M TOXIN COMPANY, SUITE 7ai-743, 8%, JAMES BULLEN. BEN OFFICE HOURS: Daily, 9 A. - to8 P.M. Sundays, 10 to 12 M. WE TREAT 15S GUARANTEED BY ‘e Ye aorn 87,, NEW YORK, FOUNDER OF THE “BIG STORES” of Siegel-Cooper Co,, New York and Chicago, A CONVERTED DOCTOR. Doctors are no more immune from con- tagious blood polson than the men in any other business or profession, But they fre naturally sceptical and conservative to- ward new “treatments,” knowing very well of the many fakes thut devolve the unwary and ignorant, Tho International Serum 3 St. James Building, New Hulse ‘iver eliy. ad case of contagious blood poisons ring him! hls doctor oo Tmiaks, but tg pratite in his erate is brouer de at sisted ja'that tts Suticloxin te, bi Werk cians aguuch ‘throughs fied, pa SE a RELIEF STATIONS, } of the largent medical concerns in is, we learn, planning to extend ‘operations so as to Include a great ‘of Fellot wations trom the Atlantic Pacific, The ‘concern’ \4, the Inter. ison. | Mood Polson—ita history, ity trl yi ie] eyinptoms and results, and (he work ) THE “DIG STORE'S” FOUNDER, The same broad principles which estab- Mshed the great business of Siegel-Cooper Co. in Chicago and New York are manifest iu the International Serum Toxin whoo Preeident 1s I. 1H, Cooper, A FREE TREATISE On Blood Poison Will Be Sent to Any Person Asking for It. founder of tho “Big Stores." Mr, Cooper recently’told one of our reporters: "I hope, vf course, to make o financial return upon the heavy advertising outlay necessary lo Introduce Dr. Sieber's wonderful over ady Feaplug golden dividen knowledge of the hundreds of men nen We Are curing of this dreadful There i¢ hardly day paases but The medical department of the Interna- tional Serum Toxin Co, has prepared a com- plete treatise on Blood Poison, which ts free for the asking, The facts in this bookiet are accurate and acientifie, but the ypfas used are not technical and the statements are couched tp plain, every-day Mnglish, 80 » writer like this —reading from a | letter th his band—"* The skies look much | brighter to ane and 1 have you ty {hank for my restored health and vig Mr. Cooper guarantees n complete every case of blood pols.n nec tad (or by the International Berum Toxin | treaima: that any person reading the work may |festmon by the Totermatons § ym hexin readily understand the whole subject. Kvery | and 20th st., New York. | fact haw been carefully edited by Dr, Sieber, and the little volume will stand for ail time as a popular classic on a subject of vital interest to the human race. yeu desire tbe fullost possible information about A DOZEN DOCTORS, In addition t the junior members of the modical staif of the International Serum | Toxin Co, whom Dr, Bieber in training to properly adminivter his wonderful serum, the company retains 12 firet-o Shonen at thelr yarlous offices, Bleber Berum in connection al) you have to do te to send shed icine | a taition | recolyed the « Tt 507 Elghth which NEW YORK CITY 215 Nassau St., bet. Aug rd Beekman, Beoeinay. rear, wende At, |. 186 West 170th St.- 2060 Third Ave., SHAPE - RETAINING EASTER SHOES, ee IASHION says Patent leather shoes for Easter dress! * Wrinkles are the bane of Patent leathers” and fatal to their dressy appearance. Wrinkles are due to slack leather across forepart of foot —a result of imperfect lasting. Patent leather breaks where it wrinkles, and the best of it is uncertain enough when all the tisks are reduced. The shoe shown above is shaped so as to keep the Patent leather «* upper” constantly taut, and unwrinkled as possible. This is a feature you won’t find in the ordinary Dress Shoe, though vitally important. Regals are made from the finest Patent leather in the world—Heyls, of Worms, Germany, and that they have genuine Oak leather soles is proved before purchase. Better dress shocs than the 36 new Regal styles for Easter, on view in 51 Regal stores at $3.50, cannot be bought for $10.00. @ shape shown above, in multiview, is an ‘' Earl'' Oxford, ‘Th ich is made in Valvic Ventilatin; 16 Stores Metropolitan District.' MEN'S STORES, Broudway, uear 1€01 Bway, be: ate nd woth Sta, 6 Newark FY 8. 8. W. sor th 124th St. 841 Broad St., WOAIEN’S STORES. corner Jiith Si NEWAR BROOKLYN: ist Fulion St, opp. Montague Bt. Bedfor, Calfskin, and King Calf, a8 ee as imported Patent and Enamel Calf. Style-book on Post card qr Sold only in oh Regal Shoe Stores thom New York to San Francisco «1 London. alto Ditmare Bt. & {wittoushby JERSEY city: opp. Central HR, of N. J. vy RE Hera Pat venth Ave., cor. 126th St, DINING- Our Liberal Cred\ New Jertey or Coane }gam fillings, 5c. 212 BROADWAY, sn BROADWAY, K ROADWAY. 2 W, 14th St.. Co |148 QTH.AVE., bi All offices open 9 to 7 | | PERFECT Fry GUARANTEED, | TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, ALSO ONE pone FREE, ‘TO DEMONS1 RATE OUR EAN SS METH lea introduce our Thurlo Plate, lightest and most aurabioy plate made. | Our wor. is done painiessly by a simple application to the gums. |are the originators of painless dentistr: |Our prices are within the reach of al ++ Cleaning, 50c.; Gold Crowms, $3.00. ‘are skil.ed graduates, their diplomas being disptzyed at each chair. We givea writton contract to do your work satisiactor:ly and keep it in repair, iree of charge, for ten year! | laws or the State of New York, this Is of ind: sputable value, BROADWAY, Cor. Astor Fla 4 FURNISHED ALWAYS ‘ON EXHIBITION aT OUR SHOWROOMS. BEDROOM furnished comelete at - & ROOM furnished complete at - PARLOR furnished complete at - - « Write for list of these outfits. Terme hold go04 In the audurbe of ) ticut, Cur store c be reached by transfer on all Hines, ONE DOLLAR PER WEEK OPENS AN ACCOUNT. w York or on Gong Island. tn Elevat SiTH fT, L STATION AT THE DOOR. OUR 14 OFFICES: Cor Falton st. RLE: St. BROOKLYN, 490 Fi We Cur processes ie) j atented. Gold ‘iflings from $1.00. Amal- All operators Being incorporated under the 101 W, 42 ST. Corner ath Axe, $4 3D AVE. entrance 50th M, 180 West 125th 8: m Penney bab tg foot of WEST TW! 2 DESAROSERs a TaN ota. below for Twenty Cara and Dining Sleeping Ca: to Pitueburg. bo ALM. ry M man Compartment, and Observation Care land, Toleto, “bare, tnd dianapa car and Chicago. For andoax Valley Rout unde y. om ongreseional, Lim RAILROAD, —0W THIRD OR Teas Bea = ‘AST Matt Car, Pittaburg to Chicago. No FAST LIND.—Pitteburg and Clave SNSYLVANTA Satta —Pull- Ont Sat Ctnetnnatiy In ND ST. LOUIS adaville, via Cl ‘Tndanapettr Chicago, 8t. Pe sr LOUIS EXPRESS, rit PRESS.—For Ch! YESTERN BX! For Toledo, except Saturday. Dining ACIFIC EXP! La Bes. he Fitna Con rete foe Che ND AN crncinnarres Cleveland and Clande RNOTON AND THE r) 12.55 and Cortlandt ate, ‘all Parior ‘and ‘Dini 3.35 Dining Car), 4.3 ADint er EY ST UINE RAILWAY ‘M. week days, Mall, 12.10 ae ‘Seaboard’ Florida Timitad AND WESTE CHESAPEAKE AND M, week days and 66 pits 0} m7. buted ‘Trains, Babee Panter Cara and yen_on week m, Dining Gar and nt ane Sens ¥, weet err 34th Fr. Sth Ne Elevator. et, ict & I2q Sin, BRIUAD REEMA, an cor. Bridge NOSTON, 724 Washington St. Sth st. Kot open Sundays, | Lady att condition. We w yR WORK 18 ET Banking and Financial, Banking and Financial. 122 Eas NEW YORK CITY 32% Tax Exempt Gold Bonds TO BE SOLD THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1903 OFFERED DIRECT TO INVESTORS A legal investment for trust funds, exempt from taxation No “allor none” bids received, thus giving investors the same advantages as dealers Bonds are awarded to bidders offering the highest premium. except for State purposes. Bend bids in a soal VALUE MUST ACCOMPAN' bank of New York City. bidders, For tulle: Ca EDWARD M. GROUT, Comptroller City of New York 280 Broadway, New York $2,500,000 (Payable in Fifty Years) A bid of 105.75 yields 3.15 per cent, im A bid of 107.44 ylelds 3.20 per A bid of 106.14 yi .25 per cent. t any Bank or Trust Company “HAIGHT & FREESE! 62 BROADWAY, yy, ¥. :/STOCKS, BOKDS, GRAIN, COTTON, ' We will be pleased to wend y our 400-page cloth INVESTORS,’ KET LETTERS, ) a t, income come inclosed tn the addressed envelope, TWO PER CENT. OF PAR check on State or National be, returned day of ale to unsuocenati For Salo; i] srr, cfd on Maes Yor he requeete: formation ‘seo "C7 Record. published at 2 City Hall, New those who are unable to pay ci dental work on easy week! Aro you taking | LAND | LASTIN YoU.GO.HOM# WITHOUT PAYING FOR 27, THIS TD TICISM. NEAR LEXINGTON AVENUE, NRX’ OFFICE HOURS 3 4. M. TOD P.M. Full Set of Teeth, 22k. Gold Crowns or monthly insert bridgework, fl on account of detective $0 EXORLLENT, BEAUTIF! Ten-year erritten 2s: t 59th St. | SUNDAYS 10 TO and all Bridgework, ‘3 aes sums of money, we will du all fate ctvil eesvice exam ations? If a0 your teeth must be in proper ‘; ‘Your teeth for you, on our easy payment __ Out of 1405 applicants to the Fire Department 541 were rejected G THAT WE ARE WILL- IN ITSBLF TELLS YoU ntee with all work. lArmerican Painless Dentists, West 42d St. Teheey THEATRE. ‘Telephone connectivas, BEWARE of Those Wo Imitate Our Name, Signs aod Advertisements, sau oo rap ee acer YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD!! Extracted — and jessly for the eal ‘elleata ly those Harvous and wed.) satisfactory, or no cl Porcelain Crowes Solid Gold Crow: TEETH Milled most Needles or wufocating pas DOUBLE SUCTION PLATES fut. $3 | Gold Fillings. $3 | Sliver Fittings Hours 8 A.M, to 6 P. Mas Sundays, 10 to 2. FULL SET GUARANTEED 10 Dr. King’s method fs the only absolutely that will not drop while cating or talking, |SAFE treatment known to dental science, All work guargnteed for ten years; must be| RB Other methods are dangerous and pain- barge. a+ St ap 80c KING DENTAL COMPANY, 26 West 23d St.. Near Sterns’. CO, upon requent leaued gratia, For Sale, DIAMONDS ON CREDIT | Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. Cash or Credit, One Price. ry Trelerence thom your enployer ou pa oes meas lgbioen r4are. Bet. bth OPEN You tao jalgileman's profit. conddential. Jent to call WEET & CO., N sn a aTORH: NEW CREDIT SYSTEM. CLOTHING FOR LADIES, MEN AND BOYS, NO REPERENC NO SECURITY REQUIRED, NO INQUIRIRS OR DELIVERIES MADE, Make your purchase, pay the first payment and take goods along, TE FASHION” REIT AOE, 7 WEST 14TH ST., CREDIT. Watches and Diamonds, Lowest Pris WEST SIDE, Broadw; Removed to For ‘CREDI cause dyspepsia. Food can’t be properly chewed. Ache, too, causing pain. We make bad teeth good. work skilfully and gently in a way to please you. HANKS DENTAL As S'N Sw ENTAL Mo Alay 205 SIXTH AVE., Cloiaing, Cloaks, Jewelry, faces; Cusinons arietly conn of danger. Do the “Danger signals.” Decayed teeth or teeth lost through neglect are signals Look out for your teeth! Health and beauty are often wrecked by not heeding the signals. ever noticed people with cheeks, caused by the loss of teeth that might Just as well have been Sayed? We can't SAVE what is lost, Have you sunken but we can REPAIR the damage done. Our bridge work w: fone done. tion or advice, ten years. Pull Sots of Teoth Gold Fillings. Bliver Fillings BROOKLYN: 4M. +416 Fulton St. NEAR LTH ST baa fl ay Oflice aT uiraus'a) Sixth Avenue, Sale, Fokus HE caryes your Bove for ignsat | ‘ersivio are ives.” al “TYPEWRITERS RE: A sataligue free. ill do it. Gold Crowns, 22 karat.. NEW BOTANICAL DISCOVERY events any pain while the work |s No charge for examina All work guaranteed +918 O0e Waterbury Dental Parlors, NEW YORK: 54 W. 234 Si. Abraham (Opp. Eden Musee.) Hours: & to 4, Sundays: 0 to 4. German, French and Swedish spoken. Our $5.00 $5.00 Sup up D, ¥ & WRDSTER co at i hay, T0130 Frank. $00) Bid, Hee aes, desig, gre bre RUG Co,, ches) weekly or moaiuly ont rire eae eras NaTOnay plaMono Ware By C0, THY Broad pee | sow in our employ and by those now engaged way, West CASH GIRLS WANTED; ae A Week's Vacation with Pay, s $2.50 Spending Money. Cash Gira have privilege of Store Bobak | JE) Tpirteenth street entrance, Ney IB Girls who can work only two dae 6 weal 50 cente ® day and 10 cents @ Gay oar ‘Those who can work only tp aferncone | will recelve FIVE DOLLARS @ Require at once exp alteration Cloak and Suit Alte: partment. Tiekat offices 25_Vaton | cena DIRECTLY OPPOSITE EHRICHS. PAINLESS DENTISTRY. | TEETH $1 wei. Call and get our estimates before! oing elsewhere. Lowest prices and) fer guaranteed work in Greater New] York. Our instalment or ment system—$1,00 down yeekly—on gold and all work. ee AC 2 ee pays Pure Gold Pill 5 (Directly Opposite Hera! Downtown Bra: “Open Daily Until 10 oer 2 é % Helo Wanted—Female. ith re satistactory work to July 1 by 4 NG CASH GIRLS The will de rewarded by and ks HEARN & SON, will De paid for each MONDAY AND FRING trom TWO woul SIX SAKS & COMPANY) Herald Square, hands in ane Paes jes paid sali * Ty tomed to Bree aren a) figs