The evening world. Newspaper, August 12, 1903, Page 6

a Rint reset | | 4 WAS, POLLO HEED Polloemen and Court Offionrs Waton for Her at Her Home| in Order to Get a Chanoe to) Serve a Subpoena on Her WAGIGTRATE HOGAN VERY MUGH INCENSED | Says There Must Bo No Trifling and Instructs His Messenger! to Aot Accordingly—Ordeal Is | in Store for Her. | Perhaps fe 8 ond baby ‘The apartments of Mew Karr el4an't othe PS much during the Potion, at No. Wont F nie *y. PD * on ontee, new Ptrret, are in a wiate of 4 ra That mee rock-abye unt nd = “ " thas a« anopy that Burrounding the block wre hate a dor . 1 keeps the flew off Patrolmen and court of pin Glothes watohing for the appenr | Mrs. Poilion. Bhe remains | rapart-|)°" ments, defying @nd refuses to re All mensages to the ap @p at the door and » the open transom to Mrs. Po! Alle Court OMeer Jonn trate Hogan's Court _ OF Nis Ife trying + He has made sev om the flat, but has getting nearer than When he reported his fa! Magistrate Hogan th Mignant and declared t must be seen and brow hall have no trifling fand that woman must con the Magistrate. He then drected Allen vw ‘gned to the house fhe brought Mrs. Pe Incident One of a Serics. | | This id the most recent of again pro-| hot return until) with the roriew jt oG@ incidents that goes wt the Bandsome Mrs. Puillon's suit {William Goulg Brokaw, mu! aire and yachtaman, for million $250,000 for breach of promise of marriage and ior uit for $210,000 for slander. Several ‘weeks ago Mrs. Poillon caused tie ar vest of Mrs. Annie Ortiz, who, Qwore, wt various times had called her wp on the telephone and had t ¢ her. She also charged that Mr. her apartment, a@hree occaeions@ Mrs.* ed against *the ‘wo: julesced in’ the ad) y Magistrate Hoga ' Im Quest of » |. Polllon, In the mean time, however, Mrs. Ortix Mhad obtained as additional counsel Abo Lavy, and whea the case was called Yesterday morning neither Mrs. Poillun or her counsel, Mr. Fitzgerald. put in Bn appearance. Magistrate Logan then (ssued at Mr.| Levy's request a subpoe:: fpearance "of Mrs. Poll Ehis waseintrusted to rt offieer;” who ret Magistrate Hogan th. r iion apartments barricade: “I understand,” said Mr. Ls the officer was denied ain Woman's house. He was ‘the complainant was at the o on has ap- and hae ac- nt proposed ice by telephone, and w. whe had been there bu: h at home. He went “If the woman is within \ all have er brought here, istrate, the Mi Mra. Ortiz, who was accompanied court by “Suspender J paroled in the custody After a iong argumen whe anxious to w int against Mrs. ( las Rrasiecrate Hogan bec Temarks. Magistrate In “It ig mbout time,” gertain citizens got ov Smpresaion that they th a mad charges Dy. proxy, ust cease. Dial ere before me, and I here if there is any ere, Mr. Fitagerald, after ac with Mrs, Ortiz's misdemeanor inhi kon of Mrs. Orttz and subsequent This ended the Ort she weote in a call Who had sent a note to her apartments AS A MAN AND GENTLEMAN, | Wapt.James Dillon Swenrn He Never | i Got a Cent Megally. Whe trial of Police © for fajlure to e1 Excise white In charge of the West Forty. | Mth wtreet station was continued to-| before Deputy Commission: Was placed under Davis. District-Attorney Lord con- the investigation.” He. asked heavad ever had ny con: members of the Liquor | Dliton: “but et H sigeid oe ate BROTHER HELD FOR SISTER'S DEATH Dying Girl Insisted that She i Shot Herself Twice Because |«r'0:'s teauls tion avs » || ble diagrace upon (NEWEST CARRIAGE ROCKS THE BABY AS HE RIDES. We Murray'a laventi Which Shades a of Despondency While Touring | Chicago Slums. OHICAGO, 11 is dead from the wg. 12—Marle Lyt wo bullet wo her breast which she herself, wille tne police expect her 41 Mary Traylor to repeat |this season for the renewed interest. brother, William R. Lytle, who was to him what T had salfto her Tt was|Much rain and abnormally cool UePest eal UinleMOnteamarye cA Tan onie® he dectded to whip me He made i charge of she Intent to ki ing with to arrive in a few days, offocers having gone for him. ‘The night the young woman was shot her vrother accompanied her on of the disreputable resorts in the part of the city. She sald it was wil following tls tour that she became despondent and decided to kill herself. le her dying admit her identi tinguished tamil: Her grandfather tle, of Civil War fa: \nsisted she firet tement she would not nd thus bring possi- Gen, William Ly- while her aunt TH PRETTY: Ales Mas a ned Pane tha trfant an Ganon and mother to was ked out the woman that she ah: fact that her the eft Ly Montgomery and Was not simer waa dy To cy | requis! red for Aln. | Dama | MRS. STETSON EXPLAINS. Chrintian Science Teacher Denies " | Arranging ig Concord Excursion, ie fo To the FAltor of The Evening World In The Evening World of Aug. 11 1 k City at Mra. hb ” and healing metho 1, teach Christian cording to her e mind al and taug! had din public on the subject and with had preached and conducted the 4 there i eddy did mot commission me to bull the church, Thad no Idea of building a church until the exigencies of the work demanded It My purpose was to preach the gospel Christian Selence. to our church adifice, it has been bullt entirely by my students and the members of this church who have been healed through Christian Science In Boston during t tu lo y. not Isten to me ly | Adi a of | t M | sald bh \ishme tate P n Be tinued Ita Investigation 1 Whieh Gor fo Oay. Meare Story of by Warden Allaqnod MADE TO WORK IN FIELD * « faat + leat ap Wie Very Gavere and thet " at Ariises Mer Limbe e { 1 « comses Capt. AMewood ow . ' son Board ¢ atment Whipped with a Strap. ime Allagond went to the the dint He said: “T have a crow Mamie and she can hold t has broken prison rules y wife’ Then, turning to You told Mary Traylor I nom, insulted you.’ T denied his charges, but he would went after Dr, He nd made hi \tlagood made me Ile acroas the bed. 1 do not know how many. bio: Was married to President Benjamin | In regard to the statement concerning | he struck, I know the beating w: Harslson'esbrother., Iler parents aro| the visit of Cheatin clentinte ty | Very, Very severe, I know the lash ite aaily, a inasicl Concord, a special train was chartered | eft great bru © socially and financlady| oo. thg use of our own church mem- —=—_——_—- rominent residents of the South. When Miss Lytle, who had been di owned by her parents, came to Chicago |S month ago she had at least $2,000, as , |B8@ depoalted that amount with the of- floe In the Auditorium Hotel, where she | ed a handsome sult of rooms, registering as Mrs. Henry Glover. ns that while bere she met her to do with the other churches e have held Sunday | ning Sefvices In this 4, all of which have 10. ders. 1 had nothii arrangements made for their people. and Wednesda: chureh siace Ju been open to the Since I resigned my position as first reader I have continued to devote my time to healing the sick and am in my oMce in the chureh daily for this, pur- pose. AUGUSTA KH. STETSON < residence unknown, river at Bast One Hundred and Thirty- fourth street to-day and was drowned. JUMPED TO HIS DEATH. |\Man Said to Ne Frank Donegan Drowns Himself tn East River, Frank Donegan, thirty-five years old. 121st Street: & SONS Chatham Sq.: (2226to2234 Third Ave, {193 to 205 Park Row. EVERYTHING Fox HOUSEKEEPING. EVERYTHING RELIABLE. 1 OFF! le any mention of of th Clearance Sale. To close out Mattings, Refrigerators, Ice Chests, Baby Carriages, Go-Carts, Wil- low Ware, Grass, Reed and Rattan Goods. Cash or Liberal Credit. ee if I were abla o the whipping. The doctor thought 1 could stand the pun- then whipped me with the leather strap jumped into the 1, OFF! Frank Mouldi Risked Hie Own Physician Daslares that Ghanqe ed ange " mrehuren Life hy Graahing Aqainat — iq Absolutaly Necessary if the she stow Trofley Mather than Ride Pope Hopes to Retain Ps © 10,00 wen vn 178 Down Child's Cart Health and Strength rs & 18,00 4o8 , 12.80 } 4.00 MAY DIE FROM INJURIES, PONTIFE OFTEN IN TEARS. 10,80 ‘ t+ Wae Braqqed Along the Matte Moet of Mie Clathee Ware Torn of and Wie Bleeding When the Motorman Mawehed Him ” x ents “ine M ' 1a ‘ ken and tt wae found Strect Hospital ¢ iMferent py f the ambulance by shook its rattles y Get the details of our pe positors’ Account De- partment. Write a let- ter, or, better, visit our store and let us explain its principles and con- veniences, Wool Dress Goods. Wool Dress Goods show} Black signs of freshening activ-| ‘Colors ity about mid-August. | There is special reason rf weather supply the stimulus. Proper fabrics are ready for women who are beginning to indulge in the absorbing plans of autumn ward- robes. It is by long, large odds, the best) time of the year for the important} undertaking of selecting dresses— and having them made. The range of bright, desirable weaves in evi- dence here, the lull that comes to modistes just at this period, and the definite forewords of arriving styles combine to make our Dress Goods Counters central points of quick trading. Among the exceptional values are: Imported Crepe Cheviot, every fibre .| warranted pure wool, light weight, uniting the odd prettiness of crepe with the sturdiness of cheviot, complete line of the latest color mixtures; we've neven seen better qualities at $1.00 a yard; the price of these is..... 49c All-wool Zibeline, beautiful light stlver | gray, smoothly combed, fleecily finished surface—the silky threads fie softly close, but suggest a slight fuzziness; 54 inches wide; just the stuff for suits and separate skirts; made to retail at $1.00; our price,......e.ecee+5 59c 49c, for 75c. Black All-wool Canvas Voile, perfect spinning and dye- ing, 45 Inches wide. 49c¢, for 85c. Black All-wool Cheviot, thoroughly sponged and shrunk, 48 Inches wide. 79c. for $1.00 Black Crepe de Paris, one of the favorite loose-meshed weaves, 40 Inches wide. < for $1.75 Black Broadcloth, $1.24 woven of high-bred Australian wool; rith satin-finish, 54 inches wide, Cottons—Caught Late— and with Very Little Prices. Not a mussed miscellany; not a ragged variety of frumpy-looking )finger-marked fabrics. No, not by any means. These Cottons are as fresh, and clean, and beautiful as peach blossoms in June. Surpluses —full-packed cases right out of manufacturer's stock rooms, You've never seen newer, crisper, prettier. Basement. 142c. and 15c. Corded Ginghams Choice 15¢e. and 25c. Printed Lawns 8 15c, and 25c. Printed Batistes ic The Corded Ginghams are in solid} colors; also checks, stripes and plaids—contrasting tints on blue, gray, reseda, red and white grounds, The Printed Lawns and Batistes in- clude scores of the finest, most grace- ful and daintily artistic designs wrought in scores of charming, sum- mery color effects—also solids. 25c. Madras Shirting at léc. Mercerized-finished Madras Shirtings—a complete assortment of Piteine in fast colors on white, light blue, gray and pink grounds, 32 inches wide. Called “Shirtings,” but in every way appro- priate for waists and dresses. 16 mi. | 50c. Novelty Cottons at 24c, | These are our own left-overs. Will you car te Erseck Or- Min Olatrewe PoP NTKHN LY RVENIVG, AT GCwT 17, (OM, WISSUECRIS TELLS CYCLIST RAN INTO SAYS PIUS X. MUST. OF HER FLOGGING CAR TO SAVE BABY. LEAVE THE VATICAN Priitiantine Walting Seite Merce Mevtote Poulard, Ponaee and Taffeta Shirt Wat Suite, 1! Mind |e Ge Groot that I) In Feared Now that 4 Suite and Sete 2 lt as ll 50, .79, .98, i} THE WORLD VAC 13s Macy’s Mid-Summer Furniture Sale. This is the third day of the Mid-Summer Furniture Move- ment. Hundreds of homes are a-shine with the new furniture bought here by frugal people. Our newspaper advertising does its work raitheallys but the best, quickest, largest and most gratifying results are secured by the compliments that purchasers render. Most ot them looked 'round and compared intelligently before making decisions and selections, Their experiences are contributing substantially in sustaining the great sale. Women’s and Children’s Wash Dresses. Closing Them Out at Reduced Prices. Getting the Suit Department in ship-shapeform for Autumn business. Lingering Summer goods are impediments. We'll not be content until the last garment has been sold. The quicker the better. Hence these price changes: 4 m1, $1.96 for Shirt Waist Suits that we sold up to $3.91. $4.96 tor Shirt Waist Suits that we sold up to $11.96, £4.96 for Long Coat Suits, made of tan linen, reduced from $8.74. $6.96 for ee made of dotted and figured lawns, reduced from 74. £8.46 for Shirt Waist Suits, made of dotted foulards, reduced from $11.74. Children’s Dresses—Size 4 to 12 Years. Reduced from $1.47 to 79c| Reduced from $2.93 to $1.96 Reduced trom $1.79 to 98c/| Reduced from $3.91 to $2.49 Reduced from $1.99 to $1.19 | Reduced from $6.49 to $3.91 Reduced from $2.61 to $1.31 | Reduced from $5.86 to $3.74 Our “New Red Star” Sewin Sewing Machines ue mate oF oa i inely carved and finished, Machines equipped with patented auto- matic lift and ball-bearing stand. Five drawers, swell front, $23.74 Seven drawers, swell front, $25.98 Parlor Cabinet Style, $32.98 Desk Cabinet Style, $47.89 “Red Star’? Sewing Machines. |The “Eclipse” Sewing Machines. Three Drawers, $17.49. Three Drawers, $12.74. Five Drawers, $18.74. Seven Drawers, $14.98. Drop Cabinet,four drawers, $21.24! Drop Head, five drawers, $17.98. New National Hand-Sewing Machines, with iron base, $6.99; with oak stand and cover, $9.99. uo. a4 i, bm ri. Twenty-five Thousand Agnes Booth Cigars Will Be Sold At Half Prices. Rothschilds—box containing fifty - $1.49 Perfectos—box containing fifty -- $1.49 ; Invincibles—box containing fifty- - $1.74 Caballeros—box containing hundred $2,098 _ Rela Vic—box containing hundred, $2.98 Women's Department. Special Midsummer Sale. freee ant Wathing Catton Wirt Wont Dretes We are showing advance Fall Style Dress and Walking Suits—also Crabenette ‘Rain Coats. Yrochatl Carhart Co. Broadway and 13th St. SUMMER TRAVEL INFORM. & Co.’s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. R. H. Macy Broadway WW 35th St. Wott URiete i gtatey ervateriate sed ervmmnentelt Inetin SHR Walete, Phiek and w Organdl " ite Sie! WOUSTS Ever Ottered, 1.75 and 1.95, ATION FREE, "ATION BUREAU, 1 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Deposit your money at Macy’s—it earns four per cent. interest and affords all the good feat- ures of the credit system without any of its waste and extravagance. Wines for Table and Medicinal Use. Pure Wines—sold under their right. ‘ful labels. Prices—qualities consid- ered—are the lowest that can be found. When you buy by the gallon furnish jug free. bes James E. Pepper Whiskey, our reg» ulan prices $2.64 gallon; 9c. bottle, special at $2.24 and 49c. One Star Rye Whiskey, our regular price 97c. bottle; special at 69c. Red Star Brand White Brandy #for preserving fruits, gallon, $2.49; bot- tle, 57c. French White randy, gallon, $3.745 bottle, 84c. Brandies, Imported in Glass. Gournay & Co., case quarts,$10.74 3 bottle, 94c. Martell, One Star, case quarts, $13.58» bottle, $1.14. Martell, Three Star, case quarts,$15.96¢ bottle, $1.33. Martell, Three Star, pint bottles, 89¢. Otard Dupuy & Co., One Star, case quarts, $12.98; bottle, $1.09. California Wines. Claret, gallon, 69c.; bottle, 23c. Zinfandel, gallon, 74c.; bottle, 24c. Sherry, Port, Angelica and Muscatel, gal lon, 84c.; bottle, 24c. ) Sweet Catawba, gallon, 98c.; bottle, 34e. The first prices quoted below are for cases of quarts, the second for cases of pints. Clarets, Leon Marceau & Co., Bordeaux, St. Julien, $3.98, $4.98. Pontet Canet, PAR $5.! 298. 17.98. Nathaniel Johnston & Sons, Bordeaum, Sainte Loubes, $5.24, $6.24. Medoc, $5+74, $6.74. St. Emilion, $6.24, $7.24. St. Julien, $6.74, $7.74 St. Estephe, $7.74, $8.74. Margaux, Superior, $8.74, $9.74. Chat. Pontet Canet, $9.74, $10.74. Chat. ie Clement, $11 $1 Chat. Dillon, 1899, $6.74, $7.74, Hock Wines, Heinrich Barthel @ Sohn, Matne, Hochheimer, $4.49, $5.49. we n Rudesheimer, $5.49, $6.49. Liebfraumilch, $6,49, $7.49. Marcobrunner, $7.49, $8.49, P, J. Valckenberg, Worms, German, Hattenheimer, $5.94, $6.94. Laubenheimer, $6.74, $7.74. Niersteiner, $7.74, $8.74. Hochheimer, $8.74, $9.74. Liebfraumilch, $11.74, $12.24. Moselle Wines, G,A.Schmitgen, Chateau Bottling, Pisporter, 1890... Brauneberger.. . Erdner Treppchen Graacher Y Auslese, 1884...... 25.22; 25,83 Deinhardt & Co. ——_