The evening world. Newspaper, June 16, 1903, Page 5

TAY TEACHER OF ~ JOYEAR SERIE Miss Agnes Rinn Must Answer | To-Day to Charges of Insub- ordination, Inefficiency and { Neglect of Duty. — ~~ Charged with insubordination, Ineffi- clency and neglect of duty Miss Agnes inn, a suspended teacher in Public Behool No. 72, was placed on trial to- day at the School Board's offices before the Committee on Elementary Schools, of which Jacob W. Mack is chairman. ‘The charges were made by Supt. Ed- ward ©, Farrell and Miss Helen M. Vanning, principal of the school, and Miss Rinn, after a service of nineteen { years, was suspended on May 28. Attention was attracted to Miss Rinn's | methods by the fact that only six of her class of forty winter pupils passed @n examdnation, while the summer be- fore only ten of her class passed, while it fs usual for more than three-quarters ) to pass. One of the witnesses will be a girl pupil who says she frequently kept the Toll of attendance for Miss Rinn, Other pupils say thev have been sent on er- rands and thai frequently class recita- tlons were passed over. Miss Fanning bases her charge of insubordination on Miss Rinn's refusal to make proper ‘weekly reports in the “progress” book. HENRY M. FLAGLER ILL AT COUNTRY HOME OVER ASSAULT No Attempt Yet in Wilmington to Have Helen Bishop Identify Her Suspected Assailant, a Negro with Bad Record. (Special to The Evening World.) WILMINGTON, Del., June 16.—The community is greatly excited over the assault committed upon seventeen-year- old Helen Bishop yesterday afternoon. The girl is stil] unconscious at the home of her father, Rey, Dr. E. A. Bishop, Superintendent of th School, and as yet no attempt has been made to have her identify the hegro, George White, who was arrested for the crime. ‘ ris Industrial ‘The evidence against White 1s cireum- stantial, and his reputation had @ great deal to do with his arrest. He was re- leased from the county workhouse a short time ago after serving five years for a similar crime, ‘There is little doubt that the assailant of the girl intended to murder her. Three slashes in her throat, evidently inflicted with a penknife, while they did not go deep, are suffictent.y serious to cause fear that she will not recover from the combination of wounds and shock. Rev. Dr. Bishop and his family came to Wilmington a few months ago from McKean, Pa. Miss Helen became a pupll in the high school in this city. | 0! She was accustomed to walk from her home on the Industrial Schoo! grounds| through a lonely road skirted by trees and underbrush to Price's corner, where she caught a Brandywine avenue car for Has a Severe Attack of Lumbago. but Is in No Danger Whatever, Henry M. Flagler, the Standard oll mil:fonaire, who has been il] for seven Wilmington. The same trip was taken in the evening homeward bound, and she .| Was always alone, as none of the pupils in the high school lived in the direction of her residence. She came to Wilmington as usual days with @ severe attack of lumbago| yesterday morning to attend the closing at his country seat, Satan’s Toe, on|exercises at the High School and be Oriental Point, at Mamaroneck, on the| present at an entertainment, Some Bound, was able to sit up to-day and|time during the afternoon she took a attend to some of his correspondence. |Brandywine avenue car, got off at Mr, Flagler, who recently returned| Price's corner and started down the if from his hotel at Palm Beach, Fia.,|road to her home. caught oold during the trip. His young She had promised to return at 8 wife, whom he married in the South] o'clock. When she had not put in ap- enly a short time ago, has been his| pearance at 6 o’clock her parents went most devoted nurse. Dr. M. J. Hall, of| out to search for her, calling in the as- Mamaroneck, who has been attending | sistance of nelghbors on the way. She ‘Mr, Flagler, says he !s improving daily, |'W@s found In a clump of bushes, about Is from the road, and in sight ten yard but is not yet able to go out. of the buldings of the Industrial School, “There is nothing serious about his Dr. Greenwood decided that she had * eondition, and there is no cause for any | been assaulted and ee the attempt at alarm among his friends,” said Dr, |murder bad followed Hail to-day. White had been seen inthe vicinity of he assault. The ollce were notified, and learned that ——[—— Price's corner-in the afternoon. He re- e@venue, while at work in tae rear of the 8 was taken to the New York Hospital the same PPS 099 GH 193395 S999-3-4495-558: ergies and Sterling Silver, $1. 3d Ave, Cor. 58th-St. PEGS S SS 5959955 9355995533035 50 3 See Medals, Bad ges and Trophies. ‘June demand that taxes our utmost en- Order now before 2>the end of the ° _ month rush sets in, Bora’ Solid / Ring. Dood ow THE MAGNET gig Goia Ring. net 1908 Factory price is \) Solld Gold, $4. THATATTRACTS, Tihos $25 4 fused to make any statement when ar- i Wall Broke His Neck and Arms. |rested, and is held to await the return ‘Wiliam Hausman, of No. 1833 Second] of the girl to conscl jousness. The authorities do not fear mob vio- lence, but if the girl should die un- four-story apartment-house at No. 32) usual precautior Il be taken t East ‘Twenty-second street to-day fell| tect ths prisoner. “Occurrences of thi ‘the roof of a two-story extension |cheracter have heen frequent enough of and broke his neck and both arms. He late to arouse the resentment ‘of the people, ee (ITV EXCITED [DOCTOR ENSOR Indorses the Catarrhal Tonic Pe-ru-na— A Congressman’s Letter. Dr. J. F, Ensor, Postmaster of Columbia, 8. ©., Inte Superintendent and Physcian in charge of State Insane Asylum at Colum- bia, 8. C., writes: “After usiug your Peruna my- aclf tor a short period, and my family having used and are now using the same with good re- eults, and upon the information ‘a who have been bemefited by it as a cure forcatarrhand an invigorating tonic, I can cheer- fally recommend it to all per. sons requiring so effective a remedy.'’—Dr. J. F. Ensor. is not only a vigoro' ell an an effective tonic, but also « beyond controversy. It ready established by its use by the th sands who have heen benefited by it. I can- too highly express my appreciation of its excellence.—C. W. Butts, Dr. R. Robbins, Muskogee, I. T., writes: “Peruna is the best medjcine I know of for coughs and to strengthen a weak stom- ach and to give appetite. Beside prescrib- ing it for catarrh, I have ordered it for weak and debilitated people, and have not had a patient but sald it helped him. It ts jent medicine, and it fits eo many © 4 large practice, and have @ chance to prescribe your Peruna, I you may live long to do good to the sick and suffering." Only the weak need a tontc. People cre never weak except from some good cause. ne of the obscure caused of wedkness and the one oftenest overlooked is catarrh. Catarrh inflames the mucous mem and causes the blood plasma toe through the mucous membrane In t of mucus. ‘This discharge of mucus is the same as the loss ofsblood. It produces weakness, Cre WORLD: TORSDAY EVENING, suNE 16, 1903. SOUTH CAROLINA: STATE INSTITUTION, H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices, at Macy’s—it carts fe per cent. intetest and af- fords all the good fea: tures of the credit sys- $ tem without any of its 3 Get the details of our Depssitors’ Ac» count Department. Write a letter, or, bet- ter, visit our store and let us explain its princi- ples and conveniences. a) iK\ Taking qualities into con- sideration you'll find the Prices of our Muslin Un- derwear the lowest in town. Contemporaneous retailers indulge in the We vindi Prove it daily to the satisfaction of thou- June Sale of Musl i n Underwear box and packing compartment and The Muslin Underwear we sell represents the} cloth, greatest values that can be produced. That is true, in spite of the fact that our prices are so much lower. than elsewhere. ; Others indulge in the old subterfuge of disparag- ing the character of our goods to explain the dif- ferences between our rates and thcirs. [How about books?] That excuse is ineffective. omen pre- fer to judge for themselves. And when compgri- sons are’ made the question is invariably settled in favor of our qualities. sali, Corset Covers. Cambric, square or high neck, felled No mail orders filled. Cambric, square or high neck, Peruna stops the catarrh and prevents the ‘This ‘s why Peruna ts called a tonic, Peruna does not give strength by stimulating the nervous system a little, It gives strength by pre cous membranes against loa It gives strength by convertin fluids and preventing thelr drainin in mucous discharges, Constant spitting and blowing the nose will finally produce extreme weakness from the loss of mucus, If you do not derive prompt and satti tory results from the use of Pi at once to Dr, Hartma: ment of your case give you his valuabl Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio, ischarge of mucus. Walking Ski umbrella - shaped trimmed with tucks, finished with dust ruffle, 34c. broidery edging, 8. Altman & €o. sticks, . . handles, . . WORLD VACATION BUREAU NOW OPEN. 1381 BROADWAY, near 38TH STREET, New York, trimmed with em umbrella- shaped «ruffle, felled scams, 7c. trimmed with tucks, lace edgings, finished with dust ruffle, 49c, umbrella- shaped _ruffle, trimmed with tucks, and wide lace sdeing, finished with dust ruffle, 9c. No mail orders Cambric, low neck, French style, trimmed with hemstitched ruffle, Cambric, V-shaped neck, trimmed with tucks, beading and embroid- ery edging, 19¢. Cambric, V-shaped neck, trimmed with two rows of embroidery edg- ing on each side, 19c. Cambric, low neck, French style, trimmed with two rows of point de Paris lace inserting and hemstitched umbrella - shaped trimmed, with two rows of lace inserting and lace ruffle, finished with dust ruffle, 69c. umbrella-shaped trimmed with two rows of embroid- ery inserting and embroidery ruffle, finished with dust ruffle, 99c. Cambric, lawn ruffle, trimmed with six rows of Valenciennes lace in- serting and Valenciennes lace ruffle, finished with dust ruffle, $1.59. Cambric, lawn ruffle, trimmed with tucks, two rows of: blind embroid- Parasols of Taffeta silk assorted colors, also of Louisine Silk, with natural wood Parasols of Tucked Taffeta Silk, assorted colors, also in White and Black’ stripes, with natural wood sticks and silver Cambric, low neck, French style, trimmed with wide lace and rib- Nainsook, low neck, trimmed with point de Paris lace inserting, bead- ing, ribbon and lace ruffle, 39c. Nainsook, low neck, trimmed with flounce, finished with dust ruffle, two rows of Valenciennes lace in- serting, beading, ribbon and lace Cambric, lawn ruffle, trimmed with tucks and fine sheer blind embroid- éry flounce, finished with dust ruf- Nainsook, low neck, French style. yoke formed of Hamburg beading and ribbon, 49c. Nainsook, low neck, trimmed. with tliree rows of lace inserting, bead- Better qualities at prices relatively Size 36 inches .at $11.06 low, ranging up to $15.49. Size 38 inches at $11.56 Better qualities at prices relatively ' Lambert Brothers Factory ERT SEAM- is the foundation stone of their ever-increasing business. ables them to not only guarantee the absolute wotth of every ar- ticle, but the price-saving is oft- times astonishing. ers have no jobbers’ and retailers profits to pay—nothing but the first factory cost, with a modest percentage added. PPPPPSE SPP HD CUPID REIGNS SUPREME during June; thousands LESS Wedding Ring. TAT Lia they made that cluster round them shall year it’s signed by skilled designers, * of the best artisans, Juns is our heaviest selling Story—3 for these gcods, so better come early while the splendid assortments are still complete. resources, chased or plain Rose-Cut Didmonds a S12.75 ures. ae Handsome Watches, Chains, Brooches and hundreds of other suitable Bon Voyage, Commencem articles not due to eny “special sale”—such things are unknown in the Lembgrt estat Jewelry, etc., of iny store in the city, solely because it finds a ready sale for thera at the pi JUST A FEW EXAMPLES OF WHAT $5.00 AND $6.50 WILL BUY. Bolld 14-kary! Gold *Bnam- olla 14-karat Gold Rose-fin- Solid 14-karet Gold a Tria anne life- ae} Risen nat vy enam- Rose-finished Brooch, = clover, ie whol 1; rich ES $6.50 jal wats $6.50 Tals Git andsome graduation gitt, Excellent wedding souvenir, ANCO seees. Pde! p posers ecstasy snes sien ene hcie cms oe without an atom of solder, but our prices are lower than retail jewellers themselves have to pay for similar high qualities. Lambert Seamless Wedding Rings are one of the most popular out- puts of their factory, and the tra- ditions of purity and honest value ever be maintained, H 14 Kt., $30 $12. 18 Kt., 4 to $16. Save One-Half on Class Pins. 22 Kt., $6 to $20. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR ENGRAVING. Largest Class Ring Stock in City. Our class rings are made to last a lifetime. They are made of konest material. Bolla Gold BS 75 a lishment. The Lam of happy brides bowin allegiance before his golden throne. Most of them wear a LAMB Good taste and prudence both dictate such ——__——) a preference. Not only are of virgin gold, They are artistically de- ‘The workman: month enamelled scroll. $4.50 Ring, Soltd Peers Gold $1.75 $2000 Fania diver-¥1,00 ent, Birthday end Engagement Gifts. Mention of these store has cne of the largest stocks of Watches, Chains, Rings, rices which it 1s able to quote. Lambert prices are always guaranteed. Bolla 14-karat Gold Rooe- Broooh, $OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 7%. SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL PHOPHLHSH SH HH HHS SPE SORE HHH HS SOPH oPHHHIGHTP IIT PHH Heys ing, ribbon and lace ruffle, 79c. Better qualities relatively low, ranging up to $4.19. Underskirts. Cambric, trimmed with tucked um- brella-shaped ruffle, 24c. Muslin, trimmed: with hemstitched cambric ruffle, 24¢. trimmed with umbrella- shaped lawn ruffle, Point de Paris lace inserting and lace edging, 59c. Better qualities at prices relatively low, ranging up to $3.79. Extra Large Sizes, Chemise, Masonville muslin, corded as low, ranging up to $24.39, Chemises. Muslin, open front, trimmed with cambric ruffle, 19c. Muslin, open front, trimmed with lace ruffle, 19c. Muslin, open front, finished with corded band, 24c: Muslin, round neck, trimmed with embroidery wuftie, 29. Muslin, Pompadour style, trimmed with two rows of embroidery in- serting and lace ruffle, 39c. Cambric, round neck, trimmed with tucks, three rows of embroidery in- serting and embroidery ruffle, 49¢. Muslin, round neck, skirt length, trimmed with embroidery ruffle, skirt finished with tucked ruffle, PP PGQy Our custom- Chemise, Masonville muslin, trim- med with embroidery inserting and embroidery edging, 69c. Drawers, Masonville muslin, trimmed with fine tucks and embroidery ruf- Cambric, Pompadour style, skirt length, trimmed with Valenciennes lace inserting, ribbon and lace ruf- Better qualities at prices relatively Better qualities at prices relatively low, ranging up to with tucked umbrellazshaped ruffle, low, ranging up to $4.69, finished with dust ruffle, 69c, Buy them at Lamberts’ factcry prices. They are made in Lamberts’ factory. Our Sterling Silver Pins at 75 cents and our Solid Gold Pins at $2.00 are great favorites this season. Linen Suitings 50c and 65c Grades at Linens—sturdy, lovely Linen Suitings. You've never seen more tempt- aves, The spinning is a neat medium between hopsacking and canvas. And among them are others that are Plenty of both styles to choose from, locks, mottles, checks and 99999993539009 Five hundred Silk Umbrellas, including :—Levantine, Twills and Serges in black, navy, green, golden brown, garnet and red, appropriate for sun and rain. For Women—26 inches—sterling silver, pearl-and- gold, inlaid pearl-and-silver, gun metal, gold, royal cop- per, inlaid ivory, hand-painted Dresden, carved ebony, sterling-and-gold, natural wood and other novelty handles. For Men—28 inches—natural hardwood, English ash, furze, boxwood, cape horns, stag horns and silver- trimmed novelty handles, Women’s ing specimens of open-meshed we: Sold Gold Class Pin, firmly, closely woven. bot! The fancy effects include tiny white dots, bl stripes on solid colored grounds. | The plains are in light gray, pink, reseda, tan, cardinal, green, ecru, nat- ural and black. 5 Q Flax was never loomed into smarter stuffs for women’s waists, skirts, dresses and children’s Russian blouse and sailor suits. They are regular, standard Soc. and 65c, qualities, that an unexpected trade-turn permits us to sell at 24c, Solid Gold Class Pin, enamelled fn one oF two colors. 2 Sterling Sliver enameile “Voile” and “Sicilian.” _..e rss. Here are two of the season’s leading. fabrics—at ridiculously low prices. 1 was not always toward the customer's interest .we'd let these desirable Voiles and Sicilians bring what they are really worth, When we can, we do, save money for you. c. for 65c. Sicilians—black and two shades of navy,fast-dyed, ifully finished, 50 inches wide. Enameled Triangle, with fine: 00 sella Gold Ring, heavy eolld $2 50) Macy policy never varies. for 50c. All-Wool Voile— 4 4 grays, tans, browns, greens, blues, cream and black. Imported French Half Hose. French Half Hose, brilliant lisle thread, verti- tical Jacquard stripes and pretty hand-em- broidered figures, on plain black and gray grounds, sold by others at $1.25; our price, 98c. French Brilliant Lisle Thread Half Hose; clus- ters of white Jacquard stripes, on black grounds; Jacquard vertical stripes, neat em- broidered designs, on black grounds, lace uisite effects in mottled grounds; black embroidered pat- on white grounds, sold by others at $1.75; our h 69° for $1.10 Waists, made madras and lace effects, tucked front, French back. $1.25 Quality 79° for $1.25 Waists, made at,.... 98° Sele aaelie or tucked back and front, trimmed with wide embroidery inserting, fancy stock collar. $459 for $2.75 Waists, made Klegagt birthday’ gitt. Damask, large and small de- signs, front trimmed with wide box plaits, three stitched plaits at sides, French back, fancy stock collar. ss | tucked back and front, em- broidery medallions, faney stock |} collar, terns or side clocks, French Brilliant Lisle Thread Half Hoss, finest arn, pretty embroidery, on black lack and white checks; self-colored and dainty grenadine stripes, with hand-em- broidered insteps, on rich mottled grounds, sold by others at $2.25; our price, $1.74. $2.25 Quallty s oe Ze Ap Zo Qo tenet Qo tp apoyo tp De 5p tooo 5p tp port} donde tor Had ihiiQiQey i 4th to 35th, St. waste and extravagance, Everything tor Travellers Tatoment, “Straps and Tags of all kinds— Steamer Trunks and other Trunks —Bags, Valises and Dress Suit | are quickly replaced by || Cases—Hat Cases and Carryalls— crisp new ones straight | | Steamer Shoes—Steamer Chairs— from the mills. That's Steamer Rugs—Linen Ulsters and why varieties remain in- | | Tailor-made Capes—Great Assort- tact. ments at Lowest Prices, Canvas - covered. Trunks, extra heavy hardwood ‘slats, brass-plated ‘clamps, fibre bound, Excelsior lock, two heavy side bolts, strap hinges, iron battom, tray with hat Our own and other’ fac- tories produce as fast as the public buys. The garments carried away drum bottom dress tray, lined with Size 28 inches’ at $3.99 Size 30 inches at $4.24 Size 32 inches at $4.59 Size 34 inches at $4.89 Size 36 inches at $5.19 Size 38 inches at $5.49 Size 40 inches at $5.79 Canvas -covered Trunks, stout hardwood slats, malleable iron cor- ner clamps, top and bottom, solid Night Gowns. brass Excelsior lock, patented Muslin, V-shaped and high neck, hinges, iron bottom, riveted; ex- trimmed with clusters of tucks and | posed trimmings, tray with folding esiabile en oe eelhiasd henbrelle ae, collar and cuff box, BURBS } 7 at box and patented compart. with two rows of embroidery Insert- ment, letter masetn top, dua toes ing and wide ruffle, 49c, : fi Cambric, high neck, trimmed with | tom dress tray, lined throughout with linen, tucks, two rows of blind embroidery Size 30 inches at $6.57, inserting and embroidery ruffle, 59c. Nainsook, square neck, trimmed with i ii tucks, embroidery inserting and em- sue 2 Hate at as broidery ruffle, 59c. ize 34 inches at $7.24 Cambri, V-shaped neck, trimmed Size 36 inches at $7.41 with hemstitched tucks, four rows Size 38 inches at $7.94 of lace inserting, lace ruffle, 69c. Size 40 inches at $8.21 Cambric, square neck, trimmed with four roaster embroidery inserting, Canvas~-covered Trunks, _ stout beading, ribbon and embroidery ruf- | hardwood slats, malleable bronze 4” fle, 69c. clamps, brass Excelsior lock, large’ Cambrig, sd neck aa Be pleeress bronze end bolts, bronze-plated rimmed with hemstitched tucks and | hinges, iron bottom, russet leather Peep htt das bindings, tray with ‘hat box, collar t-finished cambric, low neck and and cuff id kin rt short sleeves, trimmed with hem-| @A¢ Cuil and packing compart: stitching, lace inserting and ribbon, | ments, lettey case in top, drugn bot- f 99¢ tom dress tray, lined throughout with linen. Size 32 inches at $10.04 Size 34 inches at $10.54 Soft-finished cambric, low neck and short sleeves, trimmed with fine tucks, embroidery medallions, lace ruffle and ribbon, 99c. Drawers, Size 40 inches at $12.06 Muslin, finished with hem and tucks, | “Oxford” Travelliig Bags, brown | . 9c. and olive, high shape, brass trim-]. ” No Mail Orders Filled. isings. i Muslin, trimmed with cambric rule °; Sneha: and three rows of tucks, 160. Sie He incév3 at ated Muslin, trimmed with hemstiteaed 45 inches at, $3.1 cambrle. raffle, 1c, Size 16 inches at $2.39 ‘Muslin, trimmed with lace-edged cam- | “Oxford” Travelling Bags, choco- bric ruffle, 19¢, late,, brown and russet colors, soft Muslin, trimmed with cambric ruf- i fle, lace inserting and lace edging, tops, extra wide. 240. Size. 14 inches at $3.99 Muslin, trimmed with cambric ruf- Size 15 inches at $4.39 oe tucks and wide embroidery Size. 16 inches at $4.89 edging, 29c. re oy Cambric, trimmed with lawn ruffle | Grain Leather Dress Suit Cases, and wide lace edging, 29c. brown and russet colors, lined with Muslin, trimmed with clusters of ‘ 1 tucks and wide embroidery rufile, linen, four inside straps. 39e. 0 Size 22 inches at $3.95 Muslin, trimmed with hemstitched Size 24 inches*at $3.96 gucks and wide embroidery ruffle, | -Jananese Satchels, five sizes, 19c. Cambric, trimmed with lawn ruffle, | to 79c. two rows of Valenciennes lace in- Japanese Suit Cases, three sizes, serting and lace edging, 49c. 94c. to $1.44 i ae eit Willow Fishing Baskets, $1.07 to $1.54. { “0 Umbrellas at oA we $5.00 $4.74, Finer un. White § Psa Waists ingly of figured and striped of sheer white lawn, of white Mercerized 79 for $3.00 Waists,’ made * of sheer whitg India linon