The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1903, Page 7

\ nh TOOTH PULLED: STRICKEN DUNG Theodore Keller Has Not Been Able to Speak a Word Since He Had a Molar Removed by a Hoboken Dentist. SUFFERS AGONY AS WELL. Hie Case to Be Submitted to a New York Specialist to Determine What Has Caused the Afflic- tion, Theodore Keller, of No, 25 Adams street, Hoboken, has been dumb since Tuesday last, when he had one of his back teeth pulled by a dentist In his town. It was such a big molar that @reat force had to be used in extract- ing it, and whether injury was done to the Jawbone or the nerves will not be known until a specialist in this city has finished with the young man. Keller's old mother fears lockjaw, and his friends are indignant, but the su!- ferer refuses to divulge the name ot the dentist. He has assured them on paper thai if he ever gets his voice back he will tell him what he thinks| of him, and if he doesn't he will ex- Press his feelings in some other way. Suffers Grent Pain. Keller suffers great pain An attempt to speak is attended by excruciating agony. To-day was the first time since he left tho dentist's chair that he has been able to take any food, and that consisted of a raw egg, which ne fucked ravenously. On the advice of his family physician and his relatives Keller came to New York to-day to consult a specialist, There Is n Fanny Side, Too. ‘While it is a serious thing to the man, who 1s dumb, there is still a very funny mide to the case. No. 2% Adams street will never again probably excite the interest that it has held in the neigh- borhood since “Teddy,” as the tinsmith is called by every one, had his tooth pulled. The house has been besieged by people with remedies which they wish to try on Keller. Each one claimed that his medicine would restore speech or anything else that the tinsmith had lost. And the shyster lawyer was there, too, like an army with banners. Sue him!” they shouted at Keller. “TT advance the costs, but sue the dentist. You have a good case." Others came with contracts ready to be signed by the prospective client. What! Another? “Gott 1m Himmel!’ exclaimed M Keller, forgetting her English, when she opened the door, for The Evening World MAN WHO BECAME DUMB WHEN TOOTH WAS PULLED, FIREBUCS ACAIN ON WEST SIDE. Incendiaries Who Caused Nu- merous Tenement Fires Last Winter Start Blaze in Hall of a Crowded House. 7 What the police call a revival of last winter's attempts to burn west side tenements threatened the aafety of the residents of No. 431 West Forty-sixth | street early to-day. An incendiary blaze had just got a fair start in the hallway when a policeman extinguished tt. The flames were put out without any alarm being sent in. It was then dis- covered that the stairs and floor in the ground floor hallway had been saturated with kerosene, and underneath the stairs had been placed a pile of shavings what hud also been soaked with the oli. Tne police think that the fire was started by a gang’ of men who make a habit of s.eeping in the hallways or tenement-houses in that street. The housekeeper of the tenement-house, Mrs. Nathaniel Michaels, put out, some of these men several times last week, and yan. ‘Another doctor? A lawyer, eh?’ No, @ newspaper man." | “SW Tight; come in. If you were a) doctor I would throw you down the stairs. Never did I think there were s0| many doctors and lawyers in the world. |.2 They have come here like a regular pro- | cession. Only this morning a fellow was she and the police think they s fire for revenge. Mrs. Annie Quinn, grocery 5 a soré fo ot 1 tor the house! here for my gon to take him out to sell | Wnable to de medicine with him for $10 a month. He jof the West Fc 7 ould never have to be a tin-|tlon, fiom the fire but if he would on talk t would ail ha pe fF) bere sity ticks sfied. He comes ‘in 8 E! numbering abaut etghis’ people, They nd Re goes out and says nothing {i> tad T made the nicest lamb stew | ieet nigat for mim, dut he pushed ir away; she could not eat. .The boy will starve. | ‘Ach! If I could oaly, get once ahold on} h tist, Tha Jenigiborhood was out, of the win. | flows as the reporter left No, 26, and | the wamen all nodded knowingly at each | other. | Amother medicine man," said one, and ‘ttle i ad been hanging a little Wilhelm ine sut of a thir ‘y w.ndow with a pickle | one nand and apretzel in the other, | fropped hand called, "Mamma, shera's another doctor for ‘Teddy’ Kel: fer!” FIRE DESTROYS | TROLLEY CAR. Yiames Follow Blowing Out of} Motor Box and Passengers | Leap for Thelr Lives, re of passengers on a trolley car d avenue and One Hundred and | | | Forty-second street in the Bronx were @ thrown {nto a panic early to-day by the explosion of the motor box. The car caught fire and burned to ¢he tracks after most of the passengers had leaped to the pavement. Several were pain- fully cut and bruised, but none went to the hospital, The car was in charge of Motorman Patrick Thompson. It was running along @t full speed until a little way past One Hundred and Forty-second street. when it stopped with a jerk that sent the passengers forward. ‘As suddenly it darted forward again and again stopped. Almost at the same time there was a blinding flash and @ roar that could be heard for blocks. Several passengers had been thrown from the car and the others then juunped. A number of men ran up and ulled the motorman from the platform. ie pad been stunned by the shock and his hands were burned, The woodwork of t ablaze. A call was Fnging Company No ine of car was soon In, but before could get a hose In action the car was de- rd SBtroyed. e from Foi ‘Hospital ene of cident. 8 han dressed by the surgeon, but he Went ome on another car, Nothing but the ucks of his car remained, —— SHIPPING NEWS. | | | | AL: Cc VOR Bun Flan. 1.51/8uir vote. 7. The ti 1.17] Law Water AM. PM. nb h Water, AMSHIPS, TO-DAY Peninsula Poru, DUB Copenhage errsnet Susti st j OUTGOING STEAMSHIPs, BAILED TO-DAY. Deutschiaud, Maniburg, Antitia, Nasban, + La Savoly, Havre. Santiago, ivaaqau. Gromer Kurturs:, Jariertown, Nortolk, Bremen. Monroe, Newport News Ml lar, Galveston, Maven, Havana, were all ar housekeeper a the fire-escapes of the third flo ment i by the snouis of the a Quinn and fled to rs. Martha Picaiing, nted from Capt. Dillon, of the West Forty-sev- enth stree! tion, gave it as his opin- fon that fires that occurred in the precinot a few months ago, most of which were belleved to have been in- cendiary, were sét by the same gang of men. $a Charter for Battery Company. June 4—The Gould 8: Company. of Depew. t y of stat are to take over 11d Storage Bat he Gould Coupler The corpor busines of th Company pany, W dire M er! wr ‘THE WORLD: THURSDAY FVENING, B.Altmant Gy. | ART OBJECTS and SILVERWARE suitable for WEDDING or ANNIVERSARY GIFTS. LEATHER GOODS ‘for TRAVELLERS’ USE. Art Objects.—Bronze Groups, Busts and Statu- Porcelain Plaques and Vases, ettes; Pedestals, Enamel Sets, Curio Cabinets, Teakwood Tables, Library and Silverware. - vases. Candlesticks, Pieces. &c. LASSWARE mountings CUT G Martele Decanters, Also specimens of on Glass, Flasks and Cologne Bottles. SMOKING DESK and TOILET SETS. | | | Leather Goods.-Usetul for travelling (for Men and Women). Novelties. Hat Cases, Folios, Belts, | ing Cups. Boxes, Loving Cups, Bon-Bon with Loving Cups and in Decanters, SETS, PHOTO FRAMES, Travelling Bags Cases with or without fittings, Dressing Cases, Chatelaine and Wrist Bags, Medicine Cases, Watch Fobs, Elghteenth Street, Nineteenth Street and Sixth Avenue and Limbdgés Clocks .and Clock Stands, Electric Onyx Banquet Lamps. Compoters, Dishes, Fancy Table Sterling Silver and Punch Bowls, Claret in Vases, Pitchers. mounted Claret Pitchers, Sterling Silver Vases, and necessary articles Leather and Dress Suit Card Jewel Boxes, Writing Flasks and Drink- Buttoned and Lace, welt soles: Child’s— Sizes, 6 to 10%, $1.50 Misses’—Sizes, 18 to 2... $2.00 HILD’S AND MISSES’ Cloth azé Kid Top Patent Leatter, Button, welt so'es: Child’s—Sizes, 6 to 10%, $2.00 Misses’—Sizes, 11 to 2++.$2.50 CAMMEYER Our True-Form Shoes for. Ghildren Are built on the truest scientific foot princ'ples—holding the foot where it should be he'd, and » giving play and room where it is necessary for its free- dom and growth. arethebestchild’s shoe made, and@ 2 » yet cost the least. e guarantee them. CHILD'S AND MISSES’ Fine Kid} Boys’ and Youths’ “Harvard,” | Catalogue Mailed Free on Application, ALFRED J. CAMMEYER, 6TH AVE, COR. 20TH ST. They $2.00, High ard Low Cut. Sizes 11 to 54. In Patent Leather, Black Calf Box Calf, Kid and Russia Calf. Boys’ and Youths’ Satin Calf, Lace, sizes 11 to 5%. $1.50. BERNHEIM & CO.'S Uaices are Famous. If Everybody Knew the many advantages we offer our customers—how we use our expert skill and cash buying powers—strain every effort to crowd more style and wearing quality into our clothes—to make Bernheim Values still more Famous—our large store wouldn't be half big enough. For instance, Our Sale of ‘Blue orcughly reiniorced seams, I FAIRLY Men's All ‘Suits, siigie ed, ¥alue Genulae ingle or si t ) ixed 12. 00 finest Vicuna and elegant! C.ay Suits, vold elsewhere ut TRACING “STAMPS FREE Gray THIRD AVE., OPEN SATURDAY TILL 11.30 P.M. VITS tested with acid s to DISTANCE ALL A Manufacturer's Stock oF Straw Hats Now on Sale At Usual About Prices. DOWNTOWN CORNER ERGE ‘Ge Ca ’ re an absolute fast color. ingle oF double breasted style, and equal in every way to those sold elsewhere ovr MATCHLESS $10 SPRING SUITS COMPETITION, 127TH ST. he Suits are made y Blue double-bre Yorfolks, Fine Serges, Cheviot Nort Plain Jackets, Youths’ Suits, Cassimeres, made up in stylos, worth $7.00. 1 Chevioty and latest 1% worrttt STAMPS © FREE ;3 Wirth EVERY PUReHAse ly Price Women's JAGR JUNE 4, 1903. BOUGHT AT NORFOLK SUITs. and Norfolk Suits Men's Spring & Summer Suits. Men's Fancy All-Wool and Mens Fine Worsted Suits, worsted, cuna, pin date; Men's tailor ished fronts; satih- doubh breasted designs of the season; gx. Now | 5,000 Navy Blue 50c. [il Wald Stock_-FLANNFLS and Wechsler Stock Samples of their Finest HIGH-GRADE SUITS, The Two Great Stocks _ Will be placed on sale THURSDAY, 9 A. M., at less than cost of production. 1,000 French Flannels Serge Suits 10.00 Now 5.00 ted Suits, black, en's stripe and plaid... | and single collars; haircloth none better; ned; all newest also 4¢ le and and SineLe 12.50 Shoes. Navy 0 Ul Now 5.00. Blue Import Homespun Suits, double single yalue $10.00 and $12 500 Washable Vests, value $3-00 to $5.00, this sale. (F An Immense Sacrifice i breast, (AGREAT PURCHASE] Wald, Wa'ker & Co, 2, 4 & © Astor Place, Leon Wechsler & Co., 707 & 709 Broadway, Two Immense (Se \ ilu ‘hi ‘A a 5,00 at 5,90 Men's Imported Serge Suits, Serge 10.00 Now Suits, well tailored..... | Men's English Serge Suits, Stripe, plaid, double and single breast- 7 it ian ne 780 ed, satin- lined, war- 30. Valenciennes lace and embroidery. Full settee seen : |} UMM culgidoriag 0 pouch cap sleeves with inserting of lace, % é F Cuffs finished with lace. Special sale cassimere, v | Men's French Serge Suits, rice, $1.49 plaid, stripe, black, 39.00 wo the finest tailored gar- DIC) hae. ch all up to “4 ww | ime in America; all At $1.98 We offer for balance of this week some satin-lined.. 10.00 | full satin-tined, guaran- 9.09 sew +29 $9.50 white Shirt Waists of lawn and High-Grade Suits, | teed color. double and 719) gq) organdie—some are plain tailor-made—others = made, hand - fin single breasted ........ . exquisitely trimmed with insertion of lace—short 350 French Flannel Suits; ed d in Men's Furnishings, Hats and . OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 10 P. M. 259-261 Sixth Ave., Between 16th and 17th Sts. A king-pin Remnant Sale to-morrow, representing a healthy accumulation of odds, ends and broken lots. keenest price-cutting on the timeliest and most dependable mer- chandise. No idea of actual worth to figure in this sacrifice, We ‘don your mind that credit here is on an We want you to enjoy the privileges of want equal a charge account with us. Part Payments Settle the Bill. Shirt Waists. Trimmed witb Ia} All sizes. Also @ White lawn and black and white Women's Two-Piece Wash Suits. Made Women Skirts. lace a. a5 Price Women's Di yok and pl unin, FI " flounce or Finished Value, $1 Price Bo: and Ages O14 without collars. Color fast. Veats. Remnant Price — | Eigvtermh Street, Finetcent) ¢treet aid Sixth Aven it indelibly samp footing with cash. ercale, color Fri- striped ‘Value $1 at Price and percale Waists. Slightly ‘ ; . Marking Skitia, Made\ Ut, Value “slo “Puay “Se || | Sale of $5 Skirts at $2.98. Sale of $6 Skirts at $3.98. seven-g0: and] Chtidren’a Gauze Shirts, made 20 Traidless Skirts placed on spe- Trainless Walking Skirts in the Sreangiel ea way effect. high neck and siort sleeves. Sizes cial sale, made of blue and black newest models,in lightand medium ay | 2.65) 18 to 3° 39 value, Friday JQ brilliantine, in the newest full flare .i.a4e9 of gray, homespun, crash ana STK Po Sir ai Stat model§; inverted plait or habit back, 4 fe Made of yoiouer binck Ghilidren'a Hose, Made of Lily walking skirt length. Fees the bal- ein ieaeey ce ‘hese $6 nd figured silks. Full width. | riboed tte Apo Rie | eek: ance of this week these ‘alking Skirts on sale for y Remnant 750) snd be vals” Be wii aes oh anise ae $2.98 paiance of week at $3.98 Wrappers, M: . Cloth Pants. Si o jeep flour 16. ur oseith patent: wait Jie OPEN S bands. Friday Remuant Price LATE () OURS laited Wash Blouse SATURDAY in i tr 3 Re afar foe NIGHT. 4Q™Sie.Cor BS Ave nt Price Deep ur accordion plalted with small ruffie. | 00. Friday Remnant 59¢| its. Worth soc. rs. With or are @triot- mnant 25> Ribbed Lisle Threaa| * effect. Friday 1Q¢ Remnant Percale Wais' Friday Re Lace a B.Altmands Go. their CLOVE DEPARTMENT, Black and White Maltese Summer wear ALSO OPENWORK LISLI Full line of “MARVEX" aA Gloves, in dasirable shades wear. ay Fans, worth ro and 1. day Remnant pearl buttons are sh c i ue in powde: Price. Pearl Shirt Waist Sots. Value 28¢ fay Remnant Price.. cents 5c hamois, GLOVES other for pre 19, Friday We have made the r or Hqald 10c We will give a sample of the powder or liquid with every pur- phase of Sozodont 19¢ Pr! wing in Silk, Kia ssent Me. | WORLD VACATION BUREAU NOW OPEN. 1381 Broadway, near 38th Street, New York. Ac Vogel Bravia A2™ Six. Cor BY Ane SALE OF WOMEN’S SUMMER SHIRT WAISTS, SKIRTS AND DRESSLS. These sales mean values that are bringing thousands of women from all over and around Greater New York to Vogel Brothers’. In every department you see pleased and busy buyers, because everything is so bright and new and fresh, and the prices are so rematkably low. This sale is an opportunity for obtaining the best values offered this season. ‘SALE OF 5,000 NEW SUMMER WAISTS AT LITTLE PRICES. 45 Dozen White Lawn Shirt Waists on Sale for Balance of This Week at 98c. each. These Shirt Waists are exactly as shown in cut, entire front of fine tuckings with insertings of Valenciennes lacs, full pouch sleeves, fancy tab tucked collar and tucked cuffs. Special sale pric2, 98c. . Shirt Waists made of At 49c. Wioced’ madras, percele and ginge hams, some striped, some figured and others plain colors, in pink, light blue, oxblood, rose, gray, green and black, Our special price, 49c. if irt Waists of At 9Bc. yea chambraye and madras; some are plain and rich and others stylishly piped on the edges; a vast assortment to choose from at the special price of 98c. At $1.49 We place on special sale 20 dozen $2.00 Shirt Waists, same style as shown in cut, made of fine white lawn, with fine tuckings and insertings of elbows and new large pouch sleeves. Special sale price, $1.98. We place on sale 200 of these At $1.98 $3.59 Corded Wash Silk Waists, full blouse front; they're extraordinary value at this special price; the colors are light blue, white and pink. The special price is $1.98. Sale of Women’s Summer Dresses. Shirt Waist Dresses of light, medi- At $2.98 um and dark blue and Oxford cham~- bray; Waists with wide tucks; side effect closed with large white buttons; full-gored skirts. Special price $2.98. White, blue and black Lawn, with At $2.98 white or black polka dot, summer dresses. Prettily trimmed with tucks and stitching. Special at $2.98. Chambrays, all colors, waist tucked and edged with white and trimmed with small buttons; skirt with strap- pings, edged with white to match waist. Special at $3.98. a We place on sale 100 Fancy Lawn Summer Dresses, same as shown in cut, polka-dot patterns on black, blue and white grounds, with differ- ent size polka dots; some styles are trimmed with lace and medallions; skirts gored flare style, trimmed wtth Jace to match waist. Actual value $6; special at $3.98. Trainiess Shirt-Waist Suits of white pique and fancy assorted damask. patterns; also lawns and chambray, in many different models; actual value $7.00 to $8.00; special price, $4.98. Sale of Walking Skirts at $4.98. A very conservative price for these Skirts would be $7. There are many new and distinct styles 16 choos® from; some are very light weight with- out lining, other’ made over drop skirts of per- caline. de from ctamines, mistrals, voiles, 4 hom+¢spuns; these $7 Skirts 1 balance of week at $4 98 At $3.98 At $3.98 At $4.98 SAVE TIME AND MONEY AND DO MORE BUSI. NESS. TELEPHONE YOUR WANT ADVT. TO THE WORLD. CALL UP 4000 JOHN.