The evening world. Newspaper, May 19, 1903, Page 8

Y 8: ‘a POPEED HONGRS BROOKLYN SHO Right Rev. Charles E. McDon- nell Appointed Attendant at Throne in Recognition of 25 Years’ Service in Priesthood. ok | CELEBRA TES: HIS JUBILEE. ; eee See Announcement of Honor Conferred Made at Pontifical Mass in St. James’ Pro-Cathedrali—Receptions | and Presentations Fill Out Day. ¥ Pope Lao, in recognition of Bishop * Oharles E. MeDonnell's twenty-five wignal eervice as a priest, has new honors on the Brooklyn naming him Attendant at the ‘The announcement was made at the Pontifical maes in St. James's Pro- Cathedral, where the Church ceremo- mies marking the Bishop's ellver jublice day. the form of a Papal briet e signature of the Pontiff, Gnd embodied in the official communica- ee from the Vatican were greetings the Pope to Bishop McDonnell. 1 A Signal Honor. ‘Thia honor is very rare in the United Btates, only three other American bish- bps having been similarly honored, they being Archbishop Chappelle, Archbishop Kaine and Archbishop Williams, of ‘Were held to. Tt was in ‘@nd bore th: Those on whom it is conferred are Members of the Pope's household and take high rank at all Papal functions, being next in precedence to the Cardi- Mais. The members have the right to take part in all public affairs at the Vatican without special Invitation, and they form a separate college, having a Secretary of thelr own. ‘Their vestments are of silk and Rishop MoeDonneli to-day wore his robes, which arrived from Rome a few days ago. He was the celebrant at the von- | @iical Mass, Vicar-General MoNemara ant Being the deacon, Rev. Edward A. Mc- sy sub-deacon, Rev. Father W Lee ont 4 CopyRight B: Woehr Bros: 190 Many Church Dignitariens. JUBILEE GIFT TO BISHOP M’DONNELL BY THE D THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1903. OMINICAN SISTERS. INES ELA OP CHARMAN, DES. Pittsburg Millionaire Steel Man Passes Away Suddenly from Nervous Prostration at His Home. ——————— ACCIDENT LED TO FORTUNE. PITTSBURG, Pa., May 19.—Benjamin F. Jones, President and principal owner of Jones & Laughlin, Limited, and for- merly Chairman of the Republican Na- tlonal Committee, of which he was head when James G. Blaine ran for the Preal- dency in 1881, died in his home here at 2.25 o'clock this morning from nervous prostration. His death was unexpected He was seventy-nine years old and one ot the richest men in the country, his fortune being estimated here at about thirty years ago Jones & Laughlin owned a small forging shop in Fifth avenue. Mr. Jones kept the books of the firm and his partner superin- tended the mili, One day a millhand accidentally let the cold tongs go through the rollers while attached to a white-hot ingot of fron. As tongs they were ruined, but on Investigation It was found that by being passed through the heavy pressure rollers the material of which the tongs were made became an exceptionally high grade of steel, As soon as a patent was secured on the process of rolling cold iron into high grade, finely polished steel the firm en- larged, and instead of being discharged | for ruining a pair of tongs the careless millhand was given $20,000 for making the discovery. From thai time the business of the firm increased until, when the United Btates Steel Corporation was formed, the fiom was offered $00,000,000 to come in, but the offer was refused. Always a strong Republican, Mr. Jones was elected Chairman of the Republican National Committee for the campaign of 1831, Hanna of his time, His methods of securing campaign contributions from manufacturera were of such a char- acter, and he was so successful, that he became known through the Irreverent press as “Fat-Frying’ Jones, a name which had followed him ever since. The defeat of James G. Blaine under i - ans Church of ' the Manharees, deacon of honor, and K - ree W, Munderlein master of cor monies. liad made on her maiden trip. The Withelm | Il, got into communication with the | Nantucket Lightship at 2 o'clock this morning. At that time she was an hour and a half ahead of her previous time, and this lead was kept up umtil she passed the Sandy Hook Lightship before noon | ‘oon after the North German Lloyd offices were opened to-day word was conveyed to the officers of the ine of the sighting of the Wilhelm II., and the Lee MeQuade, of ; in. of Syracuse; O'Connor, of Ne enh, and MoFaul, of Trenton, O'Connell, rector of the t near the prelates with | ti, who represented Mgr. Apostolic Delegate. tors and many of the clergy the reserve he ch: Ing by ticket only ne jn the church w: onal grandeur, the al ful in flowers ‘and groupings | of ‘nts, while the gorgeous cler in the eached by Rey. eCampbell, G. J. of Bt. Xavier's Manhattan,’ and the to the Bishop was’ by Very McCarthy, of St. Augua- ‘. @ notification to Bishop McDonnell from the Vatican was read toward the lowe of the services, it being as follows: Our Venerable Wrother Charles Edward Mc- Il, Bishop of Brooklyn: LOWEST PRICED Pontiff. : Health and Apos- | n. iq ym and practice of Pontiffs to reward and deco: wrivileges those wi nd_devotion Fustolic Roman the See of 5: ‘Therefore, moved the well-known @evotion which you, Venerable Brotner, ave ever shown toward us, who, by fo merit of our own, do now rule over ff this Apostolic See, and by your eve illustrious and eminent equalities would herewith enroll you in the number or ‘our Domestic Prelates as though you were residing in this, our venerable city, and we do also confer on you rs er to the Bishop's ass @t our Pontifical throne. Therefore, greeting favor, we name This Store # as you will not find elsewhe amount, on arrangeinents to Dressers, in highly polished, with three drawers and tine swing A regularly t $15,00; ry DOSER, en are enumerated many privi- Petersburg, . this mn of th h dienit ‘Bt. James parochial residence. across eet, to the ohurch, h ousands were gathered in the neizh- of the church, All the hous Were decorated with the Amer Papal colors, and Brooklyn Catholl Generally made holiday. Painting Pre Following the church ceremonies, Wreakfast was served at the Art Al Rooms on Montague street, Bishon deing the guest of the clergy At thin was presented to, the quent ot White En- ame led Ircn Beas, like illus tration, with vy continu= s posts and brass rosettes on head and t: worth at least Sua $4.65 nted. (OU fc ‘was presented by the Dom Bist » | A reception to the Bishop will be gt Joby the Catholic organizations at the wn Academy of Muste he jubliee was opened Inst night with brilliant reception to H'shop MeDon- nef. by the Cathetral C atthe -9f the organization, No. 4 Groene ‘syenue, number of church notables ie present, and an audience was held ie Bishop. club, “through the, President. | M. Becker, presented to the Kitt of twenty-fve gold eagles i@ Setting of purple velvet, Incased In | exquisite covering of evkid. An Hbum with the autogr: of the M We have no tranch Stores, All business now centred in our JORDAN MORIARTY ®G@ 155,157 and 159 East 23d St. You will find if you purchase here that your money will go further than in any other store in New York. Every department of our big store is filled with the best of household furnishings. Every day brings forth money-saving inducements such can you equal such values ? his management bitterly disappointed him, and for several years he waa out of politics. During the session of the Pennsylvania Legislature in 1899, when there was a time she would make was figured out The big ner on her first trip was not s at her best clip, t pian and ows of her ca Phe poeta at 8-| geadlock and Quay was bending every halt oft her previous effort for re-election to the United from the othor side § days 21 hours |States Senate, Mr. Jones became a can- trip al bt in the minds of the| date, and during one session of the ome jae that When the big {deadlock he secured sixty-nine votes nee ds finally A Let che vest site will] At that time the anti-Quay Interests al- do better than she has done on this trip, | f The Katser sails from Bremen, South- leged thal a large|amount of'boodle was ampton and Cherburg. | being used. HOUSE IN GREATER NEW YORK. Will Save You Money. re. Cast your eye over the following specials. Where And remember your Credit is good here for any best suit your convenience. Desks of best seasoned oak, highly polished, with 3 large and g 2 small drawers vi Cnet! and compart- & Box Couches A ments; French - like cut, full size sott spring seats, lined bevel mirror on. | top; actual value in best quolity $15.00; special t “$8.99 interior, upholstered denim, actually worth $1 thi, Cabinets Y With beautiful hand oil painting decora- tion, th: kind other J houses ask $14.00 and) =r | $15.00 for, our price, $8.75 OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS Long Credit Given. Massive Round Top Exten- sion Tables, like cut, elegantly polish- ed, with five masstve roped turned legs, first-class workmanshi| ns Inscribed on velium, inclosed in Tt in calf and bearing the op's arms and inclosing an lum! ‘ebs, Was another gift Wine Work of Art, 88 Portrait presented to the Bishop Is red. by. art critics to be one of t pvefforts of Witkowski, who ha ny of the celebrities face is remarkable In its ‘the expression being perfect. the robes is also a mple of art, /iL MAKES 23. st. establishment. oe ope eer Ate} application. Handsome 5-Piece Mahogany Parlor Suits, coveredin silk Tapestry or silk Canask, tatted backs, bet upholstery, best tempered steel i springs, cannot be equalled elsewhere for less than $60.00; special price, Special attention given to the furnishing of Leva BHlotels and Country Cottages, Estimates given “$7.99 ARRANG NTS MADE TO SUIT’ EV ual value $12.00; special. CIRCUMSTANCES, Gi) | | Trimmed Bedsteads, with heavy pus and large heavy casters, to be had all sizes; value $5.00; $2.48) ‘special’ this week. . $39.75 He was the Mark | 5 ing sleep. tain the purity of the blood then we other cause. r it rich and nutritious again is the rational trea’,.c>t, and the proper way B.Altmanso. WOMEN’S SUMMER NECKWEAR. Stocks, Yokes, Fronts and Chemisettes. Lace, Feather and Chiffon Stoles; Lace Collars, Novelty Hand-Emb: LACE YOKES, LACE COLLARS, CREPE DE CHINE STOCKS, WASHABLE STOCKS, (Rear of SILK PETTICOATS. Colored and Black Taffetr Silk, or Black and White Checked Silk Petticoats, Black and Colored Taffeta Silk Petticoats, 8.50 Pongee Silk Petticoats, Eighteenth Street, Nineteenth Street aud Sixth Avenue, roidered Scarfs, etc. os $275 + —« $3.35, 2.50 55c., 65c, 50c., 85c. Rotunda.) - $9.00 5.50 IT KNOCKS Spot on yo Use Eradeline and be surprised THE MARVELOUS CLEANER ABSOLUTELY NON-INFLAMMABLE SILKS, Guaranteed Not ¢o Injure the Finest Fabrics. Leaves no Oder FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. ERADELINE MANUFACTURING CO. 123 LIBERTY ST., NEW YORK CLEANS GLOVES, THE GREASE ur ribbons ? SATINS, LACES PRICE, a5 CENTS You know when rich red blood is coursing through the veins, for it shows in the brightness of the eye, the beautyynd clearness of the complexion, the smooth, fair skin and robust, healthy constitution, , that imparts strength aud energy to the body and keeps it in a state of healthfulness and vigor. Good blood is the foundation of good health, and to be physically and mentally sound it must be kept pure and un. tainted. People with good blood pi blest with good appetites and di- gestion, and enjoy sound, refresh- If we could always main- might enjoy perpetual health, but it becomes infected and poisoned and most of the ills that afflict humanity and undermine the constitution are caused hy an impoverished oF poi: ted condition of this vital fluid. When the blgod is diseased the skin loses its healthy appearance, and the complexion, its freshness and beauty and becomes red and rough and full of pimples and blotches. Itching, scaly eruptions, blackheads, boils and rashes break out upon the body when the blood is too poor or too thin and acid, and is not supplying proper nourishment tothe system. Debility, poor appe- tite, bad digestion, restless sleep and nervousness more often come from sluggish, impure blood than any To build up the blood, to get rid of skin troubles, There is plish this and it does it promptly and thoroughly. S. S. removes from the blood all poisons and humors, and invigorates and tones up the bl SSS It is good blood assess strong, steady nerves and are I was in wretched health, my bloot was in badorder, my gums being very much ulcerated. I began the use of 8.8.8., and in a remarkably short timo was soundand well. Myappetite increased wonderfully and my food Ggreed with me, I think it ie’e fine family medicine. MRS. M. R. DAVIDSON., Rockmart, Ga. For threo years I had Tetter on my hands. rt of the time the disease ‘wae in the form of running sores, very painful and causing me much discom- fort. Four doctors said the Tetter had progrossed too far to be cured, and they could donothing for me. I took only three bottles of 8. 8. 8. and was completely oured. Thi: ‘as fifteen years ago, and I have never since soen any sign of my old trouble, MRS. L. B. JACKSON, 887 Bt. Paul 8t., Kansas City, Kas, restore its lost properties and make no remedy like S. S. S. to accom: S. antidotes and eneral health, When rich, rad is again flowing through your veins all skin eruptions disappear, the petite improves, the coinplexian ay cleats and you get rid of thos¢ miserable feelings and nervousness, and enjoy once more the blessistgs of good health. S. S. S. is nature's remedy for all blood and skin diseases. Jt B.Altmank€y. PARASOLS. Parasols of Taffeta Silk, assorted colors, with silver handles; also and Embroidered Polka-dot Silk, with natural stick: Parasols of Tucked Taffeta Silk, assorted colors, with silver handles; also of Checked and Striped Taffeta Silk, sticks, Elahteenth Street, Nineteenth Street and Sixt Hoenn a contains no minerals whatever, but is guaranted purely vegetable. Fi i $9.89 Write for free hook. No charge for medical advice or other informa- - DaintyVernis- tion desired, THE $ SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA » Martin Music = of Hemstitched Pongee $3.00 with natura $3.85 WORLD VACATION BUREAU NOW OPEN, | 4 H.O'Neill & Co. Special Values in \ Women’s Wash Suits and Skirts. i | ._ These are particularly attractive garments and-just the thing for present wear. They are perfectly tailored, already pia and very moderately priced for such excellent arments. Linen Skirts, $3.95 Butcher Linen Skirts, $5.98 Pique Skirts, $3.95 Sicilian Skirts, $6.95 And a Special Lot of malt Women’s Striped Wire Lawn Suits, in various new and staple colorings, tucked and trimmed, finished with white hemstitched linen collars. Wednesday, $6.50 : Value $10.00, Negligee Shirts For Men and Boys, of Madras and Percale—thoroughly well made ana in first- class styles—two lots away below regular price. LOT 1.—700 dozen Men's Madras and Percale Shirts, worth 50<.} 35 to 85c.; special at, each. . LOT 2.—300 dozen Boys’ and Youths’ Madras and Percale piace worth 39c.; at, each..... 25C In this Department we carry complete lines of Earl & Wilson’s Collars, Cuffs and Shirts. Ladies’ Underwear in Muslin, Cambric and Nainsook, At less than cost to manufacture. The sale, commenced yesterday morning, crowded this department from the opening to the closing of the store. The selling was enormous—we expected it would be as we have never before been able to offer such values. Ladies’ Corset Covers of muslin and Gilet each..... 10c Corset Covers, Drawers, Short Skirts and Chem- } ises, Cach.....+--eeee-eee caterers 23c Long Walking Petticoats, Night Gowns, Corset Covers, Drawers and Short Skirts, each........ 135 Umbrella Drawers, Chemises, Corset Covey Night Gowns, Walking Skirts, each....... 49c Also magnificent values at 75c., 95c., $1.19 and up. Spa Wednesday, May 20 (on Fourth Floor). | | The Greatest Chair Values We Have Ever Shown 100 Morris Chairs (Like Cut.) { In solid quartered sawed golden oak, massive carved posts and claw feet, spring seats and broad fancy sha} d carved arms, cushions all hair filled Ik of plain or fancy Wellington or Bel- gian Velour. $8.98 each. Actual value, $15.00. To direct special attention toanew an Specially Constructed , Trunk (like cut). We place on sale to-morrow 150 in sizes 34, 36 and 38 inches, at $9.75 each. Value, $15.00. These Trunks were made ex- ressly for us and are not to be found elsewhere. Special Summer r Prices. sicor Lamps (Second Floor.) 500 Metal Reading and Sewing Lamps fitted with the cel- ebrated Columbia burner (80 candle power), complete with white shade and chimney ; each. $1.19 150 handsome Parlor Lamps, with decorated globes, best tral draught burners; each oe Sete Value, $6.00. | $2.98 Strong Metal Bracket Lamps, complete with Fepeston 59 special at... 5 ic 500 Ruby Night Lamps, with globes and chimneys, regular price, 50c; special at cach....eeee.ssssseeeesrereeseeeeeee } 25c Lai from 75c to $10.00—Extension Lamps, Ln) einch Dome Shade in brass and iron ie ishes. Rose Bushes---4 for 25c. (Basement.) 1,000 Fine Rose Bushes, grown on own root, packed 4 in a package—choice varicties—a rambler in each package. hese bushes are carefully packed in earth and kept damp—complete package of 4 25¢ bushes. one of the bushes is worth 25c. eet. # Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Str