The evening world. Newspaper, August 5, 1903, Page 4

aS ee a SOLDIERLY GAIT WINS CADETSHIP Wehard Yewman Blepiny Stuff He la Made OF fy Ue derqoing an Onerat i) Inte Weat Tnint SHOWS AEMARKABLE PLUCK Parente Mae ve je velne maved, ant Waves ot © Preeed Two year tike ah eran ere for me. W ve ent ition ty heome #1 ® " Toune Newme . red wy he hoy nat 1 thoush om story shows will pow purpose. and ne is more of hw achievementa toan hie rother Vincent, who thinks “Bick ts yoklest fellow ever won't talk about Ms ambition much said Vineent to an Kveniy World reporter at the Newmar | jBaynide to-day. “He just kepe atiil Plugged ahead” Mis Fight for Appointment. Last April the young man, who had always ti Anxious to eater Went Point~and in fact he has announced that he would follow this career ever Gince he was old enough to talk -went | to Congressman Storm, who ix a neiga bor at Bayside, and asked fo: the ap: potntment. The Congressman toll jim to prepare for the examinations, and Newman passed the mental examination | With high standing. When he was not. fed by the War Department to appear Qt Governor's Island for a physteal ex amination he was met with « grave dis Bppolntment, for he was rejected. Heartsore, but not crushed, the young man returned ome, but turned n deal ear to his parents’ entreaties to give up bis military ambition. Instead he wrote} to the commandant at West Point, to Secretary Root and to all the War DL partment officials he could think of asked for information as to how 1 eould obtain another chance. Word | came back that he had been rejected because of varicose veins and he imme- diately went to the examiners and asked for further information. He was told | that als physical condition was good with that excepuion, and if he would Submit to the dangerous and painful Operation of having the varicose veins Emoved he stood & good chunve of pass- the physical examination. Help from the Congre: He was al Btorm could told that Congressman o longer help Mm=that Congressman Schudder had the appoint. Ment now. So he wrote to the L gratlc Congressinan, and it was the reply to his appeal for Che appointment that! Strengthened his purpose, He returned) home to Bayside Tull oC the determina: on udmit to the operation m going to land at West Point if I die meen attempt.” he announced And in spite of the ware and protest. Mons of Iis mother he went to the hos- Ytal. The boy's father po running t sake of gratif: torn lng, tively for- his Jife | rs walked 49 F Bro had previously ‘agreed to operate, | Mas a nersy chap. | ald his b er Vincent, He alked | Into the hospitai without a tremor and e didn't know whether he would ever see us again.” ‘The operation, which was the removal ¢f two varicose veins jn the abdomen. ert the boy in. & weakened condition White “he eas sll ty ve exami fal examination t lutely forbade his solng, but the d fied boy wrote to the Congressman ng to be examined In the hospital. This} Fequest was of necessity refused, owlng tothe lability of the charge of untalr: | Disobeyed the Doctors. Richard Newman appeaied ag the doctors, put in v Mind, be wired his par carriage for him ready at Flu the morning of che examinations 4 to take him to Jamalca, air of crutches, the boy, In to} one on ady Shortly afterward he was notifie the War Department t Point for the examinati “to be admitted at once the examinations. Y Hediy packed hie trunk, with “the de termjnation of remaining at West Po: and he won out | he ing the full limit, and even it 1 ao" have to battle with rdahips: ean to realize my ambition,” he says. | MIMIC WAR BEGINS. Fleet Snialn from Bar Ha Defend ehe Count, BAR IIARHOR, Mc fend the Maine from the Veasels Monday, the rema North Atlantic Squa © Tetagshi Aug. § coast from commanding, led the fleet | out, but soon er they of the harbor ‘e meperate: to proceed to the — posi: wr sections of coast essgned to the: for protection, As the ~orders Becret, none o the ships know Beation war to bo until after the re from here. a British Naval Manocuvren, LONDON, Aug. 5.—War was declared this morning between the home : Bt Under the command of Admiral Wilson, d the Mediterranean ficet, command ) by eeaty Domvilie, ‘fhe annual AMHARD SPW IV Orrkarin / FOX TERRIER TRIED TO FIGHT DERE) Nellie Feared They Were After Her Puppies and Only Retreated When Hose Was Turned On. teenth street | One of Janitor John Hutoman's children upset a the basement | ‘The fire dldn't amount to much, except In’er goods, per pkg.--... some things—put Pronibitive prices, ppecial Offer No. 1 Worth of High-Class ceries for $2.00. 2 Ibs Migh-Grade J. ha Coffee; worth 8 lbs, Rest Granul One 3b. can "t Baked Beans One Ih. can Solid Ripe Jorsey Tomatoes: Sliced Peaohes Royal Stuart Maca ited Sugar toyal Stuart Packed . Malta Vita Break- In‘erseal Graham Oae pies. Zt Hnger Suaps Phe. Cneeda Biscult first two tat regular pr Coffees. Coffees are fresh roaste) flavor 82.505 . drum, them (we) will have been unhear ity ds considered. Formom, Oolong, than at $1.00: I» .35 extra high af vein gold ¢ i325: A ‘ibs., our Se, and 90 arin this $2.85; 1 bout 19.0% Tbs, of whieh sold from least 10 Ibs, All grade Tens, 1d Belb. ¢ ‘All you want until’ sold, We carry @ full line of Creek Sanitarium Hea Aiso a full line of the cuit Co.'s In-Br-Seal Crackers, Rattla Py Cakes and & Ker It Graham Wafers. Soclal Teas and Butter Thins—N. B. Co.'s To those We say — station in New England, New York. New Jersey rrr whe WITH LOD oud Hn fii than any « other event Possibly could, It was a revelation to thousands. leantines: and purity 4 {s the first law of heaith—and we know it. “And to prove {t—s -“Not sol’ Canned Vegetables. TOMATORS— Maryland red t ‘ f 2 doz, $1.58: an ‘ 4 deraey pack pe ew cold packed. cas doz, $2.40; doz., $1.25; 3-1. EARLY JUNE PEAS—5 fhe new pack Cameran cise of 2 doz. $2 261 Wor, ean FARLY JUNE PRAS Stuart” sifted: “case or 3.10: doz, $1.60; can BU CCOTA SIT — “Doll Rase't iD nse of $3.00; doz $1.55; can 1 MA BEAN patum size, fine Miva 175 SPARAGTS $2 doa, $3.25; doz 15 sine PAR Agus SUGAR CORN "Royalty rn, cane of TON BAKED Fav 80 a REANS case of 2 bo can re) }USHNOOMS—Extra, eo RN: 220.2 Fin TH CHOCOLAT nutritiona and des Helous, $1.00; per ty tn 18 BREAKFAST COA — Walter Baker's or Royal Stuart, Ye-tb tin, ‘ .20 {1M CHOCOLATE—"Royat Premium Baking Choon- fatal perbe COT He en SWISS MILK o HOCOLAT = Croft Ca All ul cookin . 35; ‘ 18 “Spices. ruaglected,, and guaranteed abso- utely pure. Pepper, Mu: n= Ber, “ANepice and Clove + 25 “ ecented dan- “n they tuened th she reluctantly re thous her pun. the fe 1 ii a greatly perturhed condition Here’s a Sale of Groceries That Will Bring Economy Our first annual exnibit of Pure Food, just brought to a close, did more to acquaint folk In general with the character of eatables we sell—and the Prices attached to them reer? wh STABRED, HE WILL fy AVENEL BLINDED BY ROM Fow r realized the sanitar y conditions under which ev erytning Is sold | here. Some folk nthe splendid st whiel POLICEMAN FALLS OFF CAR. ™ STREETS to Many a Cook Stove. sPAreT 4 1AM, Vrenay TORNING HIMSELF te Alter Anon { APOROOW eo te Min ' 4 oe a Us LE had ‘ * a | iTOHeN } 77 . ; i We Alto Purnivty a Flat at $48.00, | WP $1.00 A WEEK OPENS AN ACCOUNT, | itu W coe "| Holzwasser & 6a, - 14/9 191423 Tried Ave., 80th and Btat Sta, Women’s Dept. A Snap in Sutmarss Dresses ' ‘ at only @ fraction of thelr value. uae Lawns, Madrases, Linens, Organdies, India AN CANDLE. Silks, Foulards, Taffetas and Pongees. ' Hall Way 3.95 6.75 7,50 10,00 13.59 alae And similar snaps in our Skirt and Waist Depts, The best snaps go first. Come early. Broadway and 13th St. < [Me Is ‘Thrown Heavily and in Severely Injured. HAT ho! Mr. Postman! Good morning! I say Pe eran n He SSL ae at You're always so busy on Mondays, and why?" or niaiyist ta iy lista “Know you not, Mr. Citizen, Monday's the day heh te Siw fot ‘That each Sunday World Want ad. brings its reply From hundreds of people? That's why they pay. And that’s why I'm busy on Monday. Good-by.” xivernl places suffering fr us taken to the GOLD DUST WASHING POWDER—Fairbank’s 4-Ib, PACKAGGN cece LO We may be too particular about dings ‘must necessarily be at We “pack for shipment and pay freight, on $5 or, “over, to ‘any raflroad shave thought | that groceries sold amidst such s nh follows. nnsylvanta, Delaware and Maryland. Canned Fi SALM ble mu 82.00: Maree av We would alen ca doz, Diny spe ardines, ganned Lobs! Siirimp, ete. Canned Fr Ballon cans; doa, on ay rea RE | Pika, Royal Stuart” PRACHES—Mallory rks e above assortment will low Peaches, packed not be broken, as the goods are| syrup case of 2 dos, $3.1 all packed ready for shipment. j 81, cans... PEACH BS—Siivor. fa "AD PRE Vv RASPRORRIDS-— Gibv's; doz, $1.85; 21d. can. 1 Wines and Liquors. Pr’ TED ko} Abe Sg '00 Onelda sat Hennessey Qmport ed Cognac; case, Cae poe 18} es "S175, each, $11 ses $1.00 eee 1 MARMALADE. 15 ¢ *arolina Rice, Pearl 1 ploca, Flake Taploc Imported 1 Pure Wheat Fi Navy Beans, tch Green Peas, Yellow Split Peas, Granulated Hominy, WHOLE highest Cereals. WHEAT FLOUR “Royal Stuart” brand stands as the type pure, sack, Dried Fruits. Ths. sm sh. Ie abet 1 5 a Fancy Large Sunta Clara ys; 10-1). wood wae 5 jahioice ) rho first tra regular prices the price we c Ure order. 1d amount to aarge for the Java and orth, 30e, Ib. rade New Crop pi , 16 erect °yams and Jellies. bs. Best Granulated Sugar. "Two cakes Falrbank’s Fairy) Oval Bonp, One Cake Sapollo, Enoch Mor- al © Caracas Sweet f ait They are Fang retaining. th silver One pkg. “Royal Stuart” Corn AOS Stare fa One pkg. "Royal Stuart" In- Tapioca. n"Roval Stuart” Batt June Pea an N.Y. Straw. . Black 5 mson and mtane garhy doa, $1.7 jams i 6 re 6 Royal Stua uils. Pre: 8. State Sweet an nine $a Laundry Supplies. STARCH—Best Jump Jaundry: 49 iby masa box, $1.75; belb. pkg. jars; doz., HOLD doz, glass Jars; ‘aaa eo bmar ric (4 size, do: - 10 2 AUNDRY SOAP—B T. Babtitt's tor Kirkman x; 1M-bar + $4.20 _ “Ro Stuart" Laundry Soap, pox oF en fil tb, bars... $25 bank's Santa Plas Soap, 10 37 & Gamblers nk's Oval quart ote lack Strawberry, Raspoerry and z. g1U8s Jar; d He berr: Iyory or Falry Soap, 10 oar Ge oy Summer Drinks, &c. ORANG UGAR—"Roy rt’ makes a cooling, refresh- $ the nd healthful drink; 1-!b, seal Crystal an (fom Gin; hottie, Cameron Scotch Wiaiskey Creme De Menthe; latge bot. 69 Blackberry Brandy; fine for mo- Aicinal purposes; large bottle, .6O California Port and Sherry Wino; finest product of Callfornta oll, a RAPE JUICE—"Royal Stuart’ cording to quality, gallon, § or Randall's Unfermented; qua t $1.35, $1.00 and . bottle, 43c.; pint bottle California Claret and. Zinfandel Table Relishes. finly crmetured and bottle ripe LA WORCESTERSHPRE _SAUCE— BAD dad Lea & Perrin or “Royal Stuar Maryland Rye Whiskey; g 119 Monongahela The Stuart } jon .. PRES jb, aTares size, 6 bottles, fmediim: mise, 65 bot- 70 Perry's; . 10 i or Yacht C) $2.50. nutritious 88e.; 6 Jy, H wrath ies Sheed -s a — a sadiethehchahthah ahah tidak a ahah on ok enchant ahaa Mail Ordtore re Oey Fitted! Co, |’ Adams. oth Ave. dist and 22d Sta, N.Y. TOE EO RRO RR OeT ; . ee hs “August Sale « Furniturel}* + eretten Atte netinng ehteemreed interes, Fleneleee Prrnttape ‘ » Pit ly tte fee oti titod euet Ihe the ohawee ‘ en, © Ht tore P wettl eoeh ne } t the . ne the lion ‘Beds | Brass Beds!" Bed Springs | We guarantee these Bed Springs have all-iron bronze frames ” wont erhiges, 2.45, “Ri WIL entre mupperte on The nBD SPR Noe 4.95, MATTRESS, Pillows! NATTRAS FRATivEr 60c., WORTH 4 be. 1 made up in Fan pe Th | ‘WORTH t De eae eerste t } 23.50, ‘avon Drawing Hale. Ma:treseme=woo. Pets yening-intectined—tall teach ‘eitahing. PRATHER Manufacturers’ Samples of ‘Women’s Knit Underwear In Light Weights at HALF PRICE! The cool, comfortable and most sought for kinds, Among the values area Women’s 25c. & 29c. Ves —Fine, soft and sheev, very r] | | cotton, with low necks and no sleeves; plain or fancy trimmed cS 4 ‘Fine Summer Women’s 35c, and 40c. Underwear—, ner or fancy eflects, in regular or extra size also Women's 35c. and 40c. Umbrella Sleeves, or V-shaped necks and short sleeves, in medium sizes only— Thread or fine soft Cotton Vests—with low necks and no sleeves—in 25¢ fancy ribbed—or Richelieu effects—Present price per garment...... lace trimmed)—also shaped Vests with high necks and long sleeves, high Trimmed Drawers in regular or extra sizes—Present prices, PUIREE Extra Special for Thursday and Friday Only, 1° 00 necks; present price per garment... Thread and Cotton Vests, with low necks and no sleeves; plain or fancy lace f) Lace immed Drawers; also Women’s 35c. and 40c. fine cotton by Present prices, 3 GARMENTS FOR 50c., or one garment for...... e plain or fancy ribbed effects and plain or lace trimmed tops....Also This Yot embraces Women’s 65c. & 75c. Underwear—i's, tot, embrace necks and short sleeves, low necks and short sleeves, as well as low 35° GARMENTS FOR $1, or one garment for. $5 Eyeglasses = Spectacles $= errno elastic, of white 1S trimmed tops, in an endless variety of styles, such as plain ribbed, Richelle f! Shaped Vests, with high necks and long sleeves, high necks and short Sheen white Women’s 45c. and 50c. Underwear-stez, ye Women's 45c. and 50c. Umbrella Lace Trimmed Drawers, plain or Swiss or Best Domestic Lisle Thread Vests—with square or V-shaped necks (all necks and no sleeves....Also Women's 65c, and 75c. Umbrella Lace qnentne-ortnentntnentns: manent es eneneenenene ‘Do not risk your eyesight by buying cheap Naropa m- ter glasses from” tne. enceil clerka, Imported French Periscopic Lenses, Mounted in J0-kt. Solid Gold-Cased Frames Inases have the new off ralch prevent the glasses trom tilting “The epectacien th elthor ring bow or stra: mploy ew of the most EXPERT. {OVTICIANS tn the ty, who, in Hast palr of lassen Ie perfectly Sited and adjusted betorn lear. SPRCIA MENT POR NEW GENSER AND REPAIRS WILL. Ni MADE UiNHASEE OF THERE GOONS SOLID GOLD-CASED EYEGLASS CHAIN, WITH HAIR- $1.50 PIN or HOLDER ATTACHED—SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE 50¢ er eee nee tetnen tnt tuenen enone: The New Combination Shopping, Wrist and Automobile Bags! nd SaMan Leather, a wind a'r tron “ PbEAME Oto” ples. Vent’ your vision. tne the Departm Made of true Biw Reg, Mand cardease; mountings of gilt, [liver and oxidized metal, with chains and feather handles. These’ arr the nowest, and most novel Ideas in Tags, each: nnn erre Men’s and Women’s Belts tl] ‘om nd Leather DELTS at great, reduetlons from regular Prices i all o Women's, Silk and Laslne’ spre been, mmerued aawn. to clove > t oUF {Oe The Pah fines Dull Riaimied Patent: 10c Leather heLrs Leather BELTS. for Wo : riety, Ket Patent. Leather i Retire tor’ women a Sc ie ees Th d CentsPer Copy. so Sheet Music. (yer met ewe Only one copy of each piece to a customer, none to dealers. Out of My Life Forever (tit | April Smiles (Kuropean Alt), | cbietbaiia i Hiawatha 7 Tho Dally Question (very pret- | bt You (from Wizard’ of ty). Sammy. OF escent cnc nen nan ch ls ALANA. 18 THE END MAN A HOG? | The man who gets one of the end on an open car is just now being en the ene of abuse and has been| A private syndicate, organizing te; classed with the Hog family and at|secure mineral lands in Mexico, seeks least regarded as a cousin to the man / addition of capital; some one ts wanted who seizes two camp-stools on a steamer \to invest $350 for half interest in a when he can use one only, business paying $30 a week; But is the end-seat man open to such} buy the good will and interest of a charges? He has only seized an oppor- | furnished-room house; $800 for a lunch tunity and that is the prerogative of the} counter; $600 for a coal yard; $100 for American, a confectionery; $800 for a cigar stores. In fact the line between enterprise and} a partner is wanted to purchase a down- selfishness is not well defined. Success] town cafe; $800 for a restaurant, &c+ A is the only test, and the man to succeed must seize the opportunity which lies nearest to him, Speakin’ of Opportunities. Do you ever read the Business Oppor- morning in The re, and they are take this pete: "There are fifty Busi- |ness Opportunity advertisements and Noes -six For Sale advertisements, each « one a bargain or an opportunity of, some sort, ing, for instance. There is the usual offering for decks,” typewriters, store fixtures, bicycles, sew- ing macbines, safes, bar fixtures, cash registers, billiard and pool table:, diae monds, watches ane Gi ap oA. instal- ment plan, &c., ln to. read World Business’ Oohornta wand © Sales every morning.