The evening world. Newspaper, August 17, 1903, Page 3

THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING ADGUST 17, 19n8 WOMAN FORCER SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM - Mrs. Singerley, the Most Re-, - markabla Criminal Caught by the Police in Years. Is Strange Puzzle, More Great Specials To-Morrow in the DOESN'T MIND HER PREDICAMENT ONE BIT. President Butler, of Columbia Univer- Sale of Jewelry and Novelties. sity, Hurries Back to the City to Push fio Disab abtle Renin eod show od { people fy 1 ¢ cot invert tay Shetiine Jewelry and Hate Orne Cold Plated He ‘ of , rr tion with Mr. Pulitzer's $2,000,000, atati gh AS aS ore NkOM om SkieE Hektor | thev toid aw erful tale, j ne hy the great crowds the Preliminary Work in Connec- mente Highly pollaeed, tinet , Endowment Plan. |B Shetiine Hatepine, At rand’ | | All styi reall anv mvedivent Hinloid backs | Tolls Without a Blush How She = : |B sizes: per doven, te. and...... 216) nen and women: per doven..., MOCME MMM Left the Repose of a Con-| iueray 8 f olamuta t sty, Wa wiMorted new Ieoeee ince ate Horseshoe Broochon-—Set with aaa is | President Nicholas Murray Hutler, of Cotamty niveratty, orted new ans, fined pra price | vent to Take Up a Life of his vacation and returned to the city to push the preliminary work ‘ __ 12e | ecench Pear! Stick Pine single j : nection with the new School of Journallam which Mr. Pulltar'a 4 and Amber Side Combs or clover leat designs, special. SC Crime with Her Husband. | $2,000,000 haa maite possit ntewthe ore gar’ 10c Lace or Ribbon Pins with, pearl / | Preliminary plane and sketches for the buliding will be puehed fo Hab Nlehty: polluted! donate ee eee dc ’ Adee the romnntl + the | ward rapldiy by the arehitects, MeKim, Mead & White. and pommel ble vp, tralght an 16 Bag | ' woman forgar, Mate 1 | that we willbogin to let contracts within six or eight weeks,” he wald to-day | fh crimp designs, per card 6c Trge' sag; poner ah tae de- wan placed a frame ah craaliey: ' Ievery effort will be have the building realy for the opening |{@ Shelline Florodora Combs 6c Ses beautiful oxidized | of taw academe year of September, 1904 |i Assorted designs, spectal clasps, special $2988 toeday when she was held in $2,000 bat fo- examination in Jefferson Market Court Young. pre! with an educa Main Plot, Front, Contes, A site for the new building ban been selected in the University quad- | Besos. ann nn nn nen enone nn nee ene. weather Hall and the pre These from Our Great Unmatched Sale of Patent 1 Faye rangle. on Amsterdam avenue, betw dies As neon add: Me ants | posed Schoot of Law. ‘The butlding will cost $500,000, which is one-half of | th excallent pe and with . | hait of Sith enee iarre peales end wie! the praliminary donataion. If, at the end of three years the school is tn Medi d T il t Arti les. for ty by the | necoastul ¢ tion, Me. Pulitzer will give an additions! miilfon. the Income | icines an ol e Cc 7 The woman, who Ist one-half of which will be devoted to the maintenance o * School of | Space permits of but a brief mention here, but these follo are typical of the m income of the remaining hajf intilion will be expended fite forger with whom ¢ imdreds of extraordinary ones w | Journaiiem, ‘Th fn contadt, was all yovtirn t t \ brought to court. She rrough or purposes to be agreed upon hereafter abound in this great sal ; an ordeal that would have broken ‘The proposed School of Journaliam, which. Prestdent Butler aald to-day No Mail, ©. O. D. or Telephone orders filled; none to:dealers of her a. weeping had already met with the cordial indorsement of the press of the country, | and limited quantities to each customer, ® woman and mail ait of faced humanity. Arrest ‘| ‘ 4 7 relatic 1 , Cues, He Jwill hold Seppe i la Univ mal een similar to that of the Swamp-Root, |i z we 59c Biack Prince Tar Soap, per cakel3e and) tha -aiéa Natecttves ‘halt other professioun! schools, sich as Law, Medicine and Mining. tt will be/ ll Cuticura Resolvent.......... 59¢ Dr. Snow's Pearly Tooth pee like paak vdminiatered by a speolal facully of Journalism, to be appotuted by the Babeskin S. Powders. 55....ccserucsees Pcs) Se Bhe had been ail; (had: gat iniversity trustees, Re Per CARE sys 28» Dr. Snow's Talcum Powder, for her phot will ad A committee consisting of President Butler and Profs, Burgess, Peck, | Of: SMow's Blaud Iron Pills, let or carbolized., Se per bottle of 100, U.S. P. ry, and had taken as the 7 ; i r Maithews. G. KR. Carpenter and Giddings has been appointed te Snow's Mustard P' bee dha CEN UL STE pee lee for presentation to the University ¢ " " nein Genuine Ebony Hair Brushes, per box of one dozen pen and her hat as the ordinary wo | frame a report for p ation to the Univers nell regarding the regular value §%.; spec .. 35e Cloth. . 19¢ would fave take» had she t thine | organization and demic relations of the School of Journalism. An | ‘Mash ieee been octal for pictures to distribute he advisory Board is to be appointed to aid them in devising a plan and course |) "777 <n) ‘ 4 essence ‘ot Instruction that will meet the practical and scholastic requirements of | Sale of Sewing Great Roomy j Resolved to Be Deflant, | ia ; . modern journalism. est $ K 99c 4 Has iekselatet Seven members of the Advisory Board already named, who have agreed , achines, 11.50. Roc’ ers, . | Vexamieutlona ahs ial hd wort to accept, are President Hutler, of Columbia; Whitelaw Reld, Secretary of | Without exception the finest Only 52 in the Lot. : ¢ protest. ‘There was nothing of the State John Hay, St. Clair MeKelway, Andrew D. White, Victor F, Lawson | Machines ever offered at this low 1. ‘ penitent woman about her ax she was ae and Charles H. Taylor. President Eliot, of Harvard, has signified his|[price. Equal in every way to dee Rockers go on sale to- ) led back to a cell, and she was not de PiaBe : F . | willingness to assist in the organization of the school those selling at $30 and $35; morrow. They would be a J flant. Hers was the air « iL t * 2 4 ‘The idew of the founder, which will be carried out tn the organi: fully guaranteed by ourselves as bargain at $2.” This is ont . ; : 1 ak tpriiaaet: s other evidence of our won erful Mon of the school, Is to provide instruction for students In the prinelples | and practices that may qualify them for the thorough and succesefu pursuit of journalism, as well as to ralse and fix the character and stand. had determined to ca evidently trad Un ae They are large, with double cane seats and backs and high arms. Made entirely of hard- wood in dark oak fin- ish. Be quick if you 99c want one at None sent C. O. D.& Onty one to a e been caught ( : ; Y atte Every one made by ong of the ird of the press Itself as a moral teacher and a promoter of that publicity m4 ble fa eit fawattlniniiie ii le Waukon for batter governivent and for the advancement of clvileation, [Mino ep ueble manufacturers in ying about it. [must make | Specific announcements concerning the terms of admission to the School of Journalism, the length of the course and the date at which students will | the best of it.” a —_ aS = i A Jn court when the case was called to- i} ii 1 - ~ | be received may be expected within a few weeks, the world, Noiseless and_ ball- bearing, set in handsome antique oak cases with three drawers— your chance to- morrow for a 11.50 rare bargain at Gay a lawyer appe: r Mra, Singerly [to be a 1 and told him so. He sald gired effert of stimulating my !magina- i, J end her husbar; he exam- | he wants revs sive i and hase te ltton. Then [ drank whiskey, but after BEAT STEPCHILD a | ination went ove TaN was his stick-to-itiveness that finally ite a eak howex The tsdund whan compared to the| WOR Me SOT te arokctominedenaliauaierse | POPE GIVES $20,000 |CLERGYMAN BUILDS | ee rain by the contrast. Won t Main Floor, Sth @. Section ot Ue ale yey weer eracna ea oni at zanijang)|/thineye tebettes A _ WITH A RAWHIDE TO POOR OF ROME. A SES: FENCE. |f- BLOOMINGDALE BROS. ja Saas Fanner TO he had married a few years ago and|came Hast to the Ursu pnveni ta wi ite In Cen. fl why had fallen’ into hls ways) willingly ra toltake the,veilé dimicataetiors: | t WWerestn Cer 3d Avenue, $9th and Guth Streets ‘BLOOPUINGDALES’. “She didn’t know I was a crook wh@nj| too, and oft v me @he m. ‘ied me sald ‘But shejvent. All t ne Wan never made wp whe e found it} with him, j out, She wasn't even broke up and easy and 1 grew to like went to work and learned to do That's all there | | well as the makers. The husband w! woman does not He was wrapt in admirati m Convent. | pnt have to go up for this His Neighbor Retallates with An- GORI KAR HORREM EL Tal one Pius Has Ri covered His Health and as peal a BER er ul Twill write maguzin (i * Is Busy Recelving, Although U Hand pass the time vers Women Wept in Police Court as eatilsGreat. to Be Fought. @hare. She's an ace. Teesidents of West Hoboken are won- The woman had only one reg Sate y I like Wterary work very *, ri lears i i is t and have had quite a little su. Story of Atrocity Was Related} roa. sus. ‘The Pope has given . ees One regret is that Jim taught me to $20,000 for distribution among t pr | dering If Rev. August Gruschke, of Bt : a be 1 » plenty of time T +, Vi 1,000 for dis ution ong the po | # i 2 wgcet, that {use drugs, 1 wish I dida’t do that, but |fee% crite thingw tie papers wa, Before Magistrate, and Vic-| 5: rome Matthew's German Lutheran Chureh | was that ahe had allowed lie wo | n T can't . mit them. 1 . tind hink they will Ike my/| * ths, His Hollness weems to have quite re-| and his neighbor, Jacob Wikle, will add i be caught by a detective | Dearanke cocktails audi they. tind the da: | ant Y tim was Exhibited. sovered his health, as he ts giving more|@ personal encounter to their strife r r) . fig Ashamed She Got Caught, ae aa! 2 audiences than before he suffered trom| Last Friday the pastor erected a 9 recent fainting ft, although the heat | twenty-two foot fence that cut off the “Um really ashamed that Mr, Pea- + agra ia rit houmare Women wept tn the Harlem Court to-| 4 IM suffocating vi fr th ar of his house of Mr. | Dray yeret, peat ee ee tee I WOMAN FORGER: TELLS [2s wen a ot of ve vonrn siripued! “To-day among others the Pose sa-| Wickie atabien | ”' ® WE Fulton St., Elm Plaee, & Hoyt St., to the waist. her body covered he was a second-story man ‘EB a Gs rece re ia on ta HOW SHE FELL INTO EVIL. °* —you know they have Jim locked up, 1 is infileted Hy ceived Prince Orsini, Assistant at the! On Sunday morning while the clergy- ts and wounds fnfileted by an tn-| papal ‘Throne. The Pope greeted him| man was preaching Mr. Wlokle erected atop fathers; was Bell up for ie l etm aayiny te vould: Wel bled it, thal cec Coe teeny cooncenite Brooklyn, 5 Inspectton Prince would retain bls oMee, which he] pastor's fence and cu off the clersy- Husband Would Not See Her. Refore the court ¥ Moda Bore) a ier ae ceueee Menaxing murmurs’ ar {hel iad resigned before the desth of Lec ho eastward ~“Qo-- “ Dut T took it all in, Just like a simple] |. = ie : pate ay nad resigned: b deat 20 man's enire view to tho eastward h 3 pun (eater rhs sos canner acne He any ang fan dec XUL, and exnressed the hope that_he|"Ro¢ace the wuiding ot tae fencer tae || PS-OO Worth of Stamps FREE Tues ay “Mr. Peubody was really very nice any iden emotions of hae U should) Charies Joh Tapani akan | gave the Pope} Minister hud made several unsticcesstul i me. We dined together quite often, | sorook's™ career in the vig blue eves 0 ain the miat- 5 to understand hix resignation bad | attempts to have the Board of Health Rs and I told him all | knew and a tetie} yyy Leone Gunnelees your uneonventional methods? nn nen ne Re allened nothing to do with the a oa ils} compel Mr. Wickle to remove lis stabtes | COUPON. Upon presenting this coupon at A j J u . se ttle | Stabe lender youn Mit you end Diamond 1s D teensibility. omMice, but was lenderec nt of enn snes Meee Sch enuheeteeleeacallenenl ‘ SLE USCIN iar Christian testified in court to-day | ils dissatisfaction with the conduct of] from (he vicinity CHB TOMO RET SAE mam Sects: Tuesday, August 18+ low sma. elt when he told me he} Who lo! roe damon Li repeated", looking ae . der Popell F PF z , i ? Bi ‘ he Is a benut t of the tenement went to the John- ef Y { quiet about the al Kk Bs sie to cateh| Court, Mo efully educate Lltke hed. TL don't ad [son rooms and forced the door. ‘They $ dollars’ worth of Blue Trading me, but, you understand, he ed the aideaeiae ‘ ! = — — —~ } eee Toe TIBIA NSS MERA ee ChE ea, 9 wong man FRO | found Johnson, they deciare, choking his | Stamps Free, in addition to those you | hes papers Wave called tie pun | ence wl | wife on the floor and took her down- } receive on your purchases. } Taree ners! ° ; t fool upon forgery as) stairs with them. When the wife recov (Good August 18) BE. W. lever woman would 8 asked ed consciousness she went back for 9 e have distrusted such a man and refused forgartes are tady-ilkie | f f to fall Into his soheme. Oh, Tw ase] in a stylish tan sult of lines, AVthis workhe| her children, waom the man ts said to ; is scheme. O! as} : Sher reson |have been found beating with a raw- too easy, and it make disgusted WIth Uns am DrOlaSred WAN Len WalatiaW ie . i. Namm, - i. Namm, think about It. afavbe 1 ahoalt never nN howled (patents leatier!| a usec a ie etek URe Ice egediccafitied i, Pots Fb Dave left the convent e Moneat black fat. MT®. tore and I will wet ont o! iol ’ ° Ingerly, of Mrs. James Pa H T| Enrged tenants seized Johnson and \ t of me if my |turned im over to the police, The ingenuously ag ste dis: s sent up. You know we rcendings Mrs. An Interesting Group of hildren were also cared for at the ; Bingerly was taken d. mi O° din the Little Church Around | lcs tiocanunrters to meet her tba ‘The girlwho not five years aso Lie ial ae scmety ATOUOG I ation oure: On the body of fra G ° Q ra ‘ have heen Vv y ever tia, were counted seventy: He rofured to apoak to her and 1! was Ries, Peet very DADDY wer since, Tien rau car mua last iitie bode ae Fall Walking Skirts and Suits } explained that he feared to incviminate ould, No, T don't love him be- | Ann, aed seven, wag’ also covered |} } t ” ist ecu: h scars. . : . ia im, Pint! care Swhat he ia | the wife Minnie, appeared against Showing correct styles and materials for the coming A SPECIALLY PREPARED _ The woman was laughing most of the time at Headquarters. She sal she her husband and testified he had r hush when she woman should love t least when she | beaten her for two ye: mids: season—popular the year round, these practical garments @ “It may * Nh Sr k Ket- expected to o if > ve ye: t ks he u “tH a arr a ft the sake of get . ) aoe tneueet A Aaoceene. ies SJ vent to t The’ woman fiver, with hor big plue|ting ‘a nome for her tatieriees Httle|{/ are particularly adapted for present and early Fall wear, ILLUSTRATED if was all the time sie was forced to) iNer women hay Renee Ik Mian ceo ReRNiniR ats Mite | When Magiatrate Baker had hel | and almost indispensable to those who contemplate making serve. fram: the path of convent t has been i" he last fou » ri in ch Agent js a + She admitted everything so taran her| Yo! mut Know T Jumpei Hanis Inc tha Ge waee ton ered et ean a ea De OR rent Bocsety nopped |]| short trips during August and September—prices through- 7 f so fa her | Fy, TERA 5 f | she still re-| forward me J that Jo ‘ale Is) forgeries were concerned. A niece of] fom the Ussutine ) fiatont er and tier | 40 bo held it requested (hate heating the |f Out are moderate. Wks Y Paper upon which she had written se ie ne ‘1 i ive. hildren 7 ‘ pan eld ahs ie nae we tes e | farther tt tao, An: © book ts Waser acisie ate Raker explained that he FALL WALKING SKIRTS, of Cheviots and Cloths, } $5 75 j | wife wou e character in any book ts] could not do this, vecause the age of well tailored, in blue, gray and black... seed . Maughed while identifying her writing “she sald. children evented the'r testimony ihe slanativel anes @estallces She In a Proline Writer, ea Heing taken, FALL WALKING SKIRTS, side pleated, excellently! 66 9 ¢ WITH ; 4 | that caused her arrest, Pea Mabel Singerly, as Mr nes Parker Her Wounds Exhibited, tailored, in blue, gray and black ma * t tain hat ho wan om thn she [HRH® Nerar it won ibiites hi “MONK” EASTMAN FREE. rs Wc hae leh Ce ry FALL WALKING SKIRTS, of Manish Cloth strapped } 8.50 R d of P. t Ra ailed offered to become at accomplice. erary effusions to ma 1 Heenan Mat mo. et Nou pont : ? i Pi 5 as S j The woman explained to him how easy aye she Is iN pr aun i rh Man Accused of Neing a Hired Thag Sa ee niS f a \}, yoke and button trimmed, the very best tailoring........ $ ecor ces ed, : \ 4t was for ner to write any signature, | 1, Sat OWE Celina Obtains 85,000 Bail, Careti the walet of; the) WALKING SUITS, in black and white, gray, brown } 4 and she wrote the name of D. Bleretadt | ey phe Natiecie cctoriig tn earenieuiansty ar etd eeceh I niesdurnarenaiteleeiter ni ait above his and_tan mixtures, long coat with blouse, also fitted ($16.50 ALSO q ond then weld? Hat's the signature | yever once heightened as I asked ques- Bhan ts Aectead of having tasnaltea |Read, #0 that all aight eee. straight front cffect....6sseeeeeeeeeees PICTURES OF THE YACHTS IN THE Bay tha. get my husband tn trouble." and erles of horror greeted the | (Second ay Hetective Wrote several o Wrote fac-similes of them xo cleverly | that the original could not be told fro: the copy. WIL Write While in Jatt. N€ | tion after question, and T could not help mes and she} hut wonder at the remarkable reserve calmness of a girl wh conviction onthe charige of £0: quanimity. dow did idakt James McMahon, David Lamar, o: leased from the o bat Freehold, N. J, on He arrived in this Several Lots of Wash Goods and elty this afternoon It is belle rien ae Hs 4 tt [ATs man must oe punshea tor vie"|f| ‘Black and Colored Dress Goods ‘The Mitle one's back and breast were! covered with eral cuts, a perfect maze | neh, was re. en to waver from INTERNATIONAL CUP RACES. ee A New Feature Added to the hapn neni ninpent ; sf : Ther tho b i Ny 3 Jam tbe a aN Aa f asines wife she fain Jal She haa has | thingy sh orld Fe the Gad rire That Must Be Cleaned Up At Once. quite a little success atready in Mterary | ot Neha Ay 5 isnt tet paked wha hing 19 say ‘ 7" A magazines haye accepted her work, } which she has signed Mabel Singerioy. She illustrates her own stories with Glever little pen drawings, "I cuppose I might as well tell every- thing since I've starte. she sald with ag young, troubled me a laugh, when asked about her lite. i entel wnvent In the firat place I want you to know Vinitution, ‘St a AO ed Ibsen that Jin and I are really marred, It] York. raulln here tn Voiles 50c, per yard; marked to close out at Stole and a P AND ENCYCLOPEDIA. ON SALE EVERYWHERE, | Pheir ‘St ppers and Cassocks | = at Caught Her, CZAR OFF TO SEE Black (89-inch Black Mohairs, a good rich lustrous cloth and a splendid black—a quality usually ? Fgh a ntee ARMY MANOEUVRES. |) Mohairs 2 saith coment pick aa ealy weually | OIC day in the West Side ary Collins, of No. 419) 4 4,500 yds. Printed Challies, fast colors, in all Printed (ie tee inte a mont dedrabie cloth for ¢ 8c with steai-/ her slipper Challies ? street or home wear, usually 15c. per yd.; at. tis wave in her tite, with the aftr] Richard Alke a phitos opher, “and Thad mine when | gourt h 8T. PETERSBUR Aug. 11.—The Czar and Czarina have left St. Peters- amy maveuvres tn West patentele ; was a cass of genuine love and we went % y of the town of Pakoft, 162 (First Floor.) to the Little Church Around the Corner] «Do 6 West bed { SES aac iarandceetel atened te aneceais ee Me! tae nnn ——- | Newsstands, 25c. By Mail, 35c. ce bundle i ke, who askel sen Burned tn Stable, i Dr. Houghton. derstand that T love my ureh with a (3 is the best man in the world and 1. we Father. Ty ‘Jim and I met jn St, Paul when I] follow, him to the end of the word. I] What was {n the bunile, She sald it The one-story frame bullding owned asst in the convent. there, _ He] anol him, when, was only tCeun thd used | concailed alled cloitiey, whlch aha re-| by the Cutting estate and occupied ax ited me to-run away and marry bo © him a’ Trends’ hou when | ed to show, and they were taken!a stable by Alfred Douglass. at No, 30. Was in tho convent. ‘That was the ber} from her, 839 was held in $200 ball Verona’ street Urcokion’ oy par his then, but X had made up my mind! ginning, 1 found out (was Glover with Yor Wluk : Dwo horses were cremated, Po ‘8% Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st St.