The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1903, Page 3

: he Oe ge argument HE WANTS WEE OH SO BAIL Thomas McNulty, Sixty Years Old, but Looking Younger, Needs Helpmeet, but Would Like to Know Who Hit Him. A HOT TRYSTING PLACE. He Doesn't Want Much—Only a Nice, Sensible, Good-Looking Girl Who Is Equppied with Something Worldly to Set Off His 2 Houses. “Yes, I really want to get a lovabip wife. Not one that puts on lots of airs, but a companion who will love me, cook for me and keep the house for me. “{ don't want an old woman. I want @ nice, pretty, sensible, good-looking @irl. I have advertised in the New York papers, and thougt I have received ™@any answers, none of the girls Beems to sult me. I find some of the New York women that write to me are too fresh or else they want to know too much about me. Although I am sixty years old, I look younger. “Whoever wrote that letter to me mak- ing an appointment, and then when 1 went to the spot arranged for in the girl's letter had a gang of toughs throw stones, sticks, stale eggs and other things at me, will have to suffer for it." Thus spoke Thomas McNulty, who owns two houses at Mount Vernon, one ot which he occupies alone at No. 631 Gouth Tenth avenue, when questioned to-day about a mysterious girl who made love to him tn a letter, and after entiding him to a trysting place, had fim assaulted. McNulty !s wroth and swears vengeance on the falr one who made the plot. He has appealed to Chief of Police Foley for protection, and Detectives Lynch and Atwell have been @ssigned to run down the letter-writer and find the young men who were hid- en behind a stone wall when they at- tacked him. MoNulty has lived alone ever since his wife died three years ago. Recently he Inserted this advertisement in a New York newspaper when bis loneliness overcame him: RESPECTABLE MAN, 45, with home, desires to eoarry respectable ‘young woman ‘or widow, 631 3 10th ave., Steed M. In answer to this notice McNulty re- ceived a bushel-basketful of letters, some from old maids, young maidens, grass widows and old "widdies,” as he calls them. For several weeks he says he has kept up a secret correspondence with some of the writers. is one of the three sisters in Blonde in Black," for a summer production. made his money in the ice-cream busi- ness, the time she was able to sit up and notice a sode fountain she had a yearn- ICE-CREAM MAN’S DAUGHTER SUITS HOT-WEATHER SHOW. |REMEDY CURING YOU? Miss Bessie Denham, of Brooklyn, Is One of the Three Sisters in ‘‘The Blonde in Black.” Bessie Denham, a Brooklyn girl, who “The is peculiarly fitted Her father Miss Denham says that almost from great things. ing to go on the stage. She firet felt an impulse to jump right In as Juliet, but in the end she maraged to content herself with a small part in Viola Allen's company, after which she mingled with the crowd in “Sally én Our Alley.” Miss Denham feels she will rise to Meanwhile father Is keep- ing the freezer busily turning. __‘THE WORLD: ‘FRIDAY IS YOUR KIDNEY Or Are You Thoughtlessly Using a Liquid Medicine ? NOT A DROP OF ALCOHOL IN KIDNEY-WORT TABLETS. The best test of a kidney remedy is whether it cures permanently. If your backache, headache, rheuma- tism or urinary troubles come back as soon as you stop taking the medicine, the remedy is worse than useless—it is making your kidney trouble chronic No permanent cure can be expected from any liquid-prepared kidney remedy. The alcoho! used in liquid preparations makes it absurd to speak of them as remedies. They are inciters of the worst forms of kidney trouble. There is not a medical man in the world who does not realize the absurdity of a liquid kidney remedy. There is no excuse for any one using a harmful kidney remedy. Dr. Pettingill’s Kidney-Wort Tablets, because they con- tain no alcohol and cure permanently kidney diseases without injuring the heart or the stomach, have the confi- dence of physicians who would never think of ordering a liquid kidney remedy, The beginnings of kidney trouble show themselves in one or several of the fol- lowing symptoms: Backaches, loss of appetite. cloudy or milky colored, fragrant urine, swelling of hands and feet, bloating of the body, and unnatural th alternate chills and flushes, rheumatism, and quick, unsteady heart beats, urine becomes scanty and often tinged with blood, the bowels ob- stinately constipated, the pulse more fre- quent and smaller, and the sufferer anx- ious and restless; shooting, cutting and urine bright red, depositing whitish sedi- ments, a growing weakness, fugitive ard obscure pains in the lumbar region, drowsiness, emaciation, shortness of breath, dizzy feeling, disturbed sleep. If you experience any of the above symptoms, or have any doubt or sus- picion of ‘the health of your kidneys, test your urine yourself. If your water, when allowed to remain undisturbed in a glass or bottle for twenty-four hours, forms a sediment or settling, or has a cloudy appearance, it is evidence that your kidneys and bladder need immedi- ate attention. Kidney-Wort Tablets has repeatedly cured desperate cases of Bright's Disease and Diabet CHANGE THE ORDER OF THE DAY. ‘The alr we breathe tn often a source of danger and disease, Much of the risk might be avolded {f all carpets were thoroughly cleansed twice a year, We employ only the most approved proc caves, brighter If they are cared for regularly in our Carpet Cleansing Department. THE THOS. J. STEWART CO., Broadway, cor. 46th 6t., New York, Erle and ‘Sth Ste., Jersey City (Telephone), TRAGEDY INVADES RECREATION PIER. Three People Had Just Been Saved from Drowning When Margaret McManus Drank Polson. ‘The body of Margaret MoManus, who @rank carbolic acid while a crowd looked on at Recreation Pler, foot of West Fiftieth street, {s still at the Bforgue, although it 1s expected that a brother will claim it to-day. The crowd, which was thrown into a panic by the young woman's act, had previously ecen three persons rescued from the river. John Gerst and Ida Evans hired a rowboat and invited Uttle Jennie Snyder to go along. The child missed her foot- ing in stepping into the boat and fell into the water. In trying to reach ner Miss Evans also fell overboard, and the young man leaped in to save them. 'Dhe crowd cheered him as he got each by the arm and held them safely above the water while he called for help. Two lifesavers went to his assistance and soon hauled all three to the pler. | j They were taken to thelr home at No, 40 West Forty-fifth street. The excitement of the event had scarcely subsided when a young woman walked nervously on the pler. She cast @ frightened look about her and then drained the contents of a bottle which ehe took from the front of her dress, The air became heavy with the fumes of carbolic acid and she fell. ‘An ambulance was called, but she was when the surgeon reached her side. Her body was taken to the sta- tion house, where it was Identified by William Loughran, who lved in the game hous2, He sald she was a dress- maker and had been despondent over ill health for some time. ; CAN COP BE MADE TO STAND ON HIS HEAD Question of Extent to Which Official Orders May Go Gravely Argued Trial of Pollce Sergeant. he question whether a Police Com- missioner or his deputies hed a right to ask a policeman to stand on his head or obey other orders outside theq line of his duty was hotly debated be- fore Deputy Commissioner Piper in the trial room at Headquarters to-day. ‘The smpprtant question was intro- dyced by Lawyer Grant, counsel for Gergt. Charles L. Schauwecker, who was charged with insubordination in that he refused to testify against him- self while on wrial last week before Deputy Commissioner Dayis. The Ser- geant was accused of accepting money from his pupils in the school if inatruc- tion. Davis asked him to take the atand and upon the advice of his law- yer_he refused. ’ exclatmed Mr. Grant ,argu- “sr, Davis might as well’ have aibeocnuniite other oon Nie head, turn @ back somersault, swallow a sword or eat fire. It was not tn the line of his duty and he was within his rights to refuse,"” Mr. ‘Davis replied to the acrobatic contention by a long argument in which the proposition to order an of- ficer to stand on his head was closely involved. Mr. Grant drew a startling picture of a platoon of blue coats topsy-turvy, with feet waving In the air. He argued the matter pro and con until Mr, Piper became\so dizzy he was compelled to hold on to his chalr for support and clos-, weekl 22k. Gold Crowns (value $10) - Crown and Bridge Work (value $10) Telephone 4563—Plaza. Office Hours 8 A, M. to @ P. indetectable from natural teeth and warranted for ten year 3” NO MORE DREAD OF THE DENTAL CHAIR, Teeth extracted and filled absolutely without pain by our late scientific discovery applied to the gums. No sleep-producing agents or cocaine used. We are not competing with cheap dental éstablishments, but with tirst-class private dentists at prices less than half what ihey charge. These are the only Dental Parlors in New York City thet have the patented appliances and ingredients to extract, fill and apply gold and porcelain crowns, s, without the least particle of pain. To those who are unable to pay cash and large sums of money, we will do all aental work on easy or monthly payments. There is no other establishment in this city which does this; they will tell you they do, but keep you waiting for the completion of your work until you have paid them in full. We guara: ‘ee to finish your work immediatély and let you pay for it as you wish. Our work is so excellent, beautiful and lasting that we are willing to let you go home without paying for it. This you that we fear no criticism. If you live out of the city we allow you your car fare for each v We ask you no questions; we have no collector; you sign nothing; we do your it whenever you can. in itself tells work and you pay for FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. $3.00 $3.00 | Teeth Without Plates (value £10) - = Full Set of Teeth - - $3.00 $3.00 A Written Guarantee for 10 Years Given to Every One. LADY ATTENDANT WITH EVERY OPERATOR. 122 East 59th Street, Near Lexington Avenue, | Get a straw that you can feel of—in other words, get a “Young Besides style and “bestness” you the economy advantage. mM. proud | ie vehe | have | AMERICAN PAINLESS DENTISTS 252 West 42d Street, Telephone 4365—38th, Next to American Theatre. Sundays 10 to 4, >t 500 Fifth Avenue - - 199 Broadway - - - 605-609 Broadway, 849 Broadway + - 1199 Broadway + - 1359 Broadway - Only Brooklyn Store, 371 Fulton St, near 42d near Dey cor, Houston near 14th near 28th near 36th HHH hehehe tearing pains in the’ back, headaches, | so that carpets wear longer and lool EVENING, JUNE 12, 1903. i * i. i i Busy Month. RING. prudence both dic- tate such a preference. maintained. 22 kt., $6.00 to $20.00 No extra charge for engraving. repeated this season. Ladies’ Monogram Open-Face Solid 14- Karat Gold Watch for $17.50 Polished bascine case of solid 14-karat for mono- gram. Choice of Waltham, Elgin or Lambert Works. Actual cash saving on Class Pins if you buy them at Lambert's, where they are made. A vast variety in stock, suited to all purses and all purposes. We have Sterling Silver Class Pins in stock at 75c., and Solid Gold at $2.00, They are great favorites this season, If your class wants a special design, we will gladly furnish it, together with a low estimate. plete form. comparatively trifling. modeled. = department. he PSPS HH+ Cal + Ne RAAAARAAAAA LA VISITORS TO THE LAMBERT FACTORY (to which you also are welcome) are surprised and pleased when they notice ; its thorough equip- ‘ ment and the large month—our busy month, too, for most brides seem to want a LAMBERT SEAMLESS WEDDING Good taste and Not only are they made of virgin gold without an atom of solder, but our prices are lower than retail jewellers themselves lave to pay for similar high quality. Lambert seamless wedding rings are one of the most popular out-puts of their factory, and the traditions of purity and honest value that cluster round them shall ever be 14 kt., $3.00 to $12.00 18 kt., $4.00 to $16.00 year there was a great sale of watches as graduation gifts. What young relative or friend would not appreciate a fine watch ? but impresses the golden habit of promptness upon the wearer. Nowhere else in New York can you inspect such a magnificent assortment of watches, and the Lambert Bros.’ saving on any one of them would make it well worth your while. Remounting Jewelry. For a quarter of a century of reputation building the firm of Lambert Bros. has been bringing its factory to its present com- It manufactures the finest jewelry sold in New York and gives employment to a large force of designers and artisans. These artists and workmen give particular attention to the remod- eling and refashioning of old pieces of jewelry—such as exist in every household—into new and fashionable shapes. With the factory and force on the prem- ises one may explain their idea to a Lambert artist. submit designs without delay and the work is quickly done. work is under the personal supervision of one of the firm. is one of the best seasons of the year to have your jewelry re- IPD PD DLL LALA PAPAL PAPAL PAPAL PAPA PARADA PAR REPAIRING OF WATCHES and Clocks done by experts in our factory tells briefly the story of our constantly growing repair The fact that we are the official watch inspectors of the NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD AND THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD shows how highly our services are regarded in the circles where ‘correct time counts.”* OPEN EVENINGS Till 7. £9944445466466446466550950000 090000008 es June is number ot skilful arti- —=— Stas sans employed. Manufacturing almost allour own goods, we not only guarantee their absolute worth, but the price- saving i: oft-times astonishing. Our customers have no jobbers’ and retail- a ers’ profits to pay. Nothing but the cost, with a very modest percentage added. Since our beginning in 1877 every energy of the firm has been directed toward selling fine jewelry for less money than similar qualities can be bought for else- first factory where. Our factory is the happy solution of these efforts. taste. or Lambert Works, $18.00 Diamond Engagement * and Birthday Rings. Unless you are an expert, buy- ing a diamond is largely, a matter of faith. When you go to Lam- bert’s you may be certain of two things—that the gems they sell you are absolutely what the sales- man says they are afid that the price willbe less than what they can be imported for to-day. We import our stock of diamonds di- rect from the diamond markets and save you all the middlemen’s profits. This example, at $75, cannot be im- ported at the price to-day. premis: The cost is for elsewhere. The artists The This thick. Solid 14 - Karat Assayed Gold Watch for $18.00, Not so heavy as the more expensive watches, but with an innate neat- ness that appeals to good Ladies Solid 14-Karat Gold Hunting Case ‘Watch, Waltham, Elgin which to select, month in the year for these goods, Bolld Got © ry aa eg Ge all Pear! Pain “Chabed BoB: Ring. "Plata Bolia_ Gold Glove 2. Graduation Gifts, A daily happening at Lambert Bros. is to find something nicer than you thought you could afford to get at the price. Last If exceptionally low prices are any inducement, the experience will be Not only is it_a constant reminder of its generous donor, Handsome, Dura- or Lambert Works, $30.00 No watch of the price. Solid Gola Ch Engraved or Plain ¢ Figures $1.7. mS. Most Extensive Class Ring Stock in New York, and the largest variety of designs from June is our busiest selling come early while the splendid.assortment lasts. MAKERS OF THE 1903 NORM EGE CLASS PINS. mph L ; others we buy direct from first’ hands, our prices are alway: o7) ; Bridesmaids’, Ushers’ and Bon Voyage Gifts. We have an admirable selection of suitable cot bon-voyage, birthday, wedding, ushers’ smaides ante among them fine rings, stickpins, bracelets, earrings, scarfpins and links ; sterling silver belts, links, Many of these articles are made in our and bridesmaids’ gifts, lockets, fountain pens, etc. own factory on the In either case, # less than similar qualities can be bought —V—OOOQieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eee A Field Glass to Fit the Vest Pocket. = Patented Field and Opera Glasses, which have gained great Popularity in Europe; may be carried in the vest pocket. They are collapsible. They close like a card case and when closed are only 5-8 of an inch Lenses have remarkable power and large field. No case is necessary, the lenses folding inside. with genuine black morocco. OCULISTS’ PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED AT POPULAR PRICES, YUL SAU FACTURING THIRD AVE., COR. 58TH ST. SATURDAY NIGHTS Ti Covered Price, $9.00 11 10. ; ble Watch, HEAVY Solid 14~- Karat Gold Watch, Waltham, Elgin + same value was ever of fered at such 2 low. so better 3