The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1903, Page 7

GLUE OUND 10 BUY ABSCONDER Glarence Leonard, Who Is Ac-} cused of Robbing Employers | of Mare than $10,000, Seen, in Streets of Cortiand, N. Y. KATHERINE MILLER ACCOMPANIED HIM. | Both Were Happy and Did Not Appear to Fear Arrest—Sup- posed to Be on Their Way to; Buffalo. | ‘The first news regarding the where- mBouts of Clarence Leonard and Katha- rime Miller, the young couple who disap- peared together on the day Leonard robbed his employers of more than ‘$10,000, was received in East Orange to- @ay by a man who lives near the parents ef the accused young absconder. Across the street from him lives the parents of the missing girl, and no time was lost fm telling them that she had been seen and that she and her boy sweetheart: were apparently happy and in the best) of health. The couple were seen yesterday in Cortland, N. Y., walking on the street, without fear of the army of police and @etectives who are trying to run them te earth, Aetherine M out AGAIN What Powerful Food Can Do, It is evidently a scientific and pow- erful food that can take confirmed in- | valids out of bed and make them well ain, “After doctoring two years for ter- rible stomach trouble I concluded that jit was Incurable,” says a young wom- | an of Fillmore, Ill. “I was confined to | er “We will stay here awhile,” sald the girl to D. H. Rosenthal, a musician, who formerly lived in East Orange, but who pow makes his home in Cortland. Ro- genthal recognized the boy, but did not know his companion. He had not heard that the boy was an accused forger and was a fugitive from justice, “Is this your wife?” Rosenthal asked the boy. Leonard evaded this question and be- wan to question Rosenthal regarding his success as a musician since he had ohanged his home. The couple left Rosenthal and disap- red from town. They are believed to be bound for Buffalo. Rosenthal sald that nolther of them seemed to be in fear of arrest. In fact, they were gay and laughing and appeared to be on a @ay’s pleasure trip rather than fugitives. How Leonard, who is only eighteen years old, and Miss Miler, who 1s four years his senior, end who was formerly a soctety qirl in the Oranges, have been fable to avoid the detectives cannot be explained. Immediately after the robbery was re- ported by Haskins & Sells, of No. where Leonard was em- alded by the Pinkerton agency and the police of New Jersey, were put on his track. Twenty minutes after the forgery was iscovered every ferry and railroad running out of New York was being watched, yet this hoy slipped by the police in some way and made good his escape, Leonard's parents are expected to exert every effort to save the boy from prosecution should he be arrested. His father is a man of means, and it Ie belleved that he will make good the shortage. Miss Miller's mother 1s prostrated and 1s in such a mental state that phy clans for a time after her disappearance feared she would not recover, For days after her disappearance her circle of friends refused to believe that she had gone with the accused boy forger. He was so much younger than sho and she hed such an excellent reputation and was 80 popular with the best society in Orange that no one believed she would throw herself away on a chijd—especially a chil » was accused of forgery and who was flying from arrest. “lusky and the Pinkerton y have been told that the couple EVERYWHERE. 117 RETAIL BRANCHES. Borough of Manhattan. 217 Firt a 514 Second Ave,, cor, 29th St. G41 Second Ave., cor. Jsth St. Tel. 1236 Madison Square, wor, seh. Bie ‘Tel, call “095, Haslem. 1944 “near St utd Morninestae| Pound j Evaporated Peaches—Fancy California Muir, Ib. Evaporated Apricots—New Galton Moorpark, extra fancy, Ib.. or. 137th 8 Hor logsinestan cor, 2488] Morningslde Hau Ble White Pepper—Best ground, 4 Ib. can, Fairy Soap—Fairbank’ white oval floating soap, cake Glycerine Tar Soap—Cake,... eReeh Pure White Castile Soap—Very best quality, cake.........006 quality, 5 cor, 60th Bt. 2146 Columbus. made ; cake et sccse O84 St, Triumph Polish—The new article, for cl scratch the most delicate surface ; box. New Orleans [Molasses—Extra quality; quart bottle. .ee0e Salmon. Best Red Alaska, 2 cans.,... Fancy Sockeye , !s, Ib. flat can 184) Amsterdam 1795 Amsterdam 1961 Amsterdam 2112 Amsterdam Tel, call 2 id Columbus AV Tos Columbus Ave. x x 4 “id Ter 941 Columbus Ave. sor a9 4072 Riverside, near Christopher St. Ed ea ‘a coh Commerce St, Borough 249 Willis Ay 756 Third Av 9020 Thicd Av ‘Tel. 1. 3903 Third “Ave. Sodas ‘call He Riedie Re TL Borcugh of Queens. 173 Mito a1 ~ Willow St, Astoria 1288 Unio) full flavor; and strictly fresh made. ae Southwell’s Jams. Gooseberry, Red Currant, Green Gage, Raspberry and Currant, and Orange Marmalade, Blue Ribbon Pollshing Soap—The best gold, silver, plated ware, etc will pt my rooms all the time and expected to be an invalid the rest of my life, having given up all hope of ever| being well again, and yet I recovered | were secn yesterday in Cortland, and she trail which was lost from the hour of thelr disappearance has been taken up afres®. It is believed now that their ; entirely and quickly by eating a fow TEN, POSE Ge ne: fow hours.) spoonfuls of Grape-Nuts food every meaneytant Ay that ne had heart {meal in place of the {mproper food that had ruined my stomach. “An aunt recommended this food to me so highly I finally decided that to pk the ‘eps e of the pair in Cort- Tit they are there it will only. be a matter of a short time before the boy ie arrested, I do not think there is any | be honest to myself I should give ita Sbareo: ageints: ay girl. We will not fair trial, and the result has certainly | era been marvellous. At the time I’ began | eating Grape-Nuts I weighed 105 | OLDEST VETERAN DEAD. William Mills of Hamilton Post, Fought with Fitth Y, Onyairy, POUGHKEEPSIB, : Wilitvm Mills, ninet Ans nid to be the oldest veteran Roos ut in t ay Seton: died a ae le here today. Her serv \e Fifth New ore Cavalry and was a inane ber of Humilton Post G. A. R., of this chy, of 54 pounds. My strength and actly- {ty are wonderful, and I have truly well. “As a strength giver for both mind and body the action of the deliclous food Grape-Nuts is so quick and cer- tain that it seems like a miracle,'’| Name given by Postum Co., Battle} Creek, Mich. There is ng miracle about it. There's a reason. Look in cach package for a copy of the famous little book, Wellvill ae ROOT IN PARIS, PARIS, Oct. 22.—War Secretary Root has arrived here and is the guest of Ambassador Porter. The Secretar French Peas. Extra quality, packed by Bizet & Cie.; small, green and tender; regu- Seed larly 15c. , Gan, J 2c GROC Thursday, Friday and Saturday we will sell the highest grade Creamery Butter at 21c. a pound. commission of the middleman, we are in a position to offer the very best creamery at this extremely low price. With this assurance as to quality— Why pay more? Pure Lard. Swift’s Silver Leaf Lard, absolutely pure, open kettle rendered. 33¢ | jar, 15c §-Ib. pail, THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 22, 190%, CLARENCE LEONARD, THE BOY ABSCONDER, AND KATHERINE MILLER, WHO WERE SEEN IN CORTLAND. pounds, but now I weigh 159, a gain| found the way to get well and keep, “The Road to ICARNEGIE GIVES TO CHURCH.| BROOKLYN BOY KILLED. Cathedral, Found Dead | Queenstown Cathoro Gets $5,000 for an Organ. QUE TOWN, = Oot 22. — Andrew! “srnegi Ee pubis cet Selene este , about seventeen yearn of barking to-Wdy on board the White 6tar he of No, 31 South First street, Brook- lane steamer Cedric. New ¥. was found dead on the New York waa to contribute 45.000 repr purchase “ey oe tiles SUG e Ra de EPCOT SCA ZZ weed IGT le . day. It is supposed that he fell from reat the Catholle Cathedral at) trojent train during the night or was killed tn attempting to Jump on or from ROOSEVELT CABLES THANKS. @ moving train is skull was frac- Be ran identified by & note-book on on, Congratniates Amerioan Members tured “| his of Alnskan Commit | area | WEDDED AT THE FALLS, | NIAGARA FALLS, Oct. 22.—Augustus Oct, 2—A cable measage| Granger Porter, son of the late Auguas eived In London crom Presl-| ws A, Por and Gertrude Wright, dent Roosevelt thanking the American | Uaugnter ot Mt and Moe A oe nant, and counsel of the dian side of the river. There were Tribunal and ex- W York, Boston, Waash- ton, in the name of Toronto 204 Buffalo. "8, on the lineal descendant of the United State reeule of the Vs ¢ s Wright Friday and Saturday Specials. $5.00 GOLD GLASSES FOR $1.00. F Eyecinen Department has bean moat carefully watched sineo it has bee nd it has: m to magni tical house inthe country. ‘This. feventght epectaltst, John J. Homan, has been with un since the birth of t partments and hee fitted: trouseaa of wee haat aattone Te rlanoed wich oan reas fut ‘al Factory iu fully equipped with all modern machinery, which enables Fepalting at short notice and atone: tude that pute iton a level with department in noted for its grea Sur Ontte bur Ont Meated hreactintion Tenses ang do charged by exclusive to 0 our Urol Elusses ‘repaired by us at one-lait remular prices = D> Not fall to Dave your broken a Se ma aae Fine Cold A jrecelving many congratulations on the |H cin.p |result of the Alaska arbitration. He ihe Ten-Year does not wish to publiciy discu Eye Glass Guar. | the findings. but to friends he indie Chain: | cates that the Secision, arrived at was Ieee nD antes inevitable on the presentation made, Mr’ Rooe will mect «number of leadine ud with each | omeinls mts and wil! return to London | fl were Pair of bef ing for home. i 148. Glasses, Great care will be taken and each eye tested separately, EXAMINATION FREE, AND PERFECT PIT GUARANTEED, WE START THE GREAT SALE TO-MORROW. EVERY PARTICLE OF METAL IN THIS SPRING IS WARRANTED 12 years, and set with finest quality of imported lenses. The clips are the new kind that cannot slip and do not disfigure the nose. They are the moet stylish glasses made. Every eyeglass wearer should take advantage of this sale, as they are certainly an ideal glass and are gold by regular opticians at $6.00 per pair. Only two pairs to each customer. AND NONE TO DEALERS. All are inyited to call and have their glasses adjusted free, whether purchased from us or not. Ask for our patent cligs. JA Great Razor Sale. $2.50 and $3.00 Imported Razors at 39c Full Hollow Ground and Set Ready for Use. | i | CHILDREN'S GRETCHENS, of zibeline, kersey or worsted, trimme: Open Salardays Between Lenos Snes Sate” 1 25th St, West, sacar a Children’s Days Sty Saturday, cave are offered ©: These days mean much to all parents. Bi e sorts that every. on the newest, most serviceable goods— mother is glad to buy at regular prices, FOR THE GIRLS. sated wicca) CHILDREN'S SAILOR AND RUSSIAN BLOUSE DRESSES, of all - wool cheviot, prettily trimmed with fancy braidings, colors blue, brown or 2, 9 - red, slzes 4 to 15 yrS.; reg. $3.95....scecseceseeeencnensnens CHILDREN’S FANCY SERGE DRESSES, ‘with silk fagot-stitched Yoke ‘and cuffs, sirle-plaited skirt, red, blue or. brown, 4 to 14 yrs.; reg. $7.95 sizes 14 to 18 yrs.; reg. $21.00. . 15. ? BOYS’ CLOTHING. BOYS’ DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS, of plain blue cheviots or serges, Scotch mixed cheviots, tweeds and cassimeres, exclusive patterns and superior quality, 7 to 16 yrs.; reg. $6.00. BY; BOYS! SAILOR SUITS (3 to 10 yrs.), BUSTER BROWN AND RUSSIAN SUITS (2% to 7 yrs.), in royal, ae red or brown serges, velvets or fancy mixtures, reg. $6.50. BOYS’ DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS, of keagakenn fancy mixed cheviots and tweeds, 7. to 16 yrs.; reg. $5.00. BOYS’ AUTO OVERCOATS, of Oxford gray or blue all-wool frieze, double breasted, half belt at back, brass or plain buttons, emblem on sleeve, 2G to B yI.; reg. $5.00.....eeeecceneereees es FOR THE LITTLE TOTS, CHILDREN’S COATS, of all-wool cheviot, capes trimmed with silk cord- ing or fancy stitching, colors tan, blue or red; sizes 1% to 5 yrs...., CHILDREN'S COATS, of corduroy, trimmed with lace and fancy buttons; also of cheviot, with stitched capes, red, tan or blue, 1% to 5 yrs.... INFANTS’ CLOAKS, of all-wool cream Bedford cord, ‘trimmed with silk embroidery or lace : CARRIAGE COVERS) of crochet “worsted ° ‘or eiderdown, | trimmed with satin ribbon. . bP MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S HATS, ‘wat MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S HATS, of plain or scratched felt, trimmed with ribbon or velvet bow, band and SHEARS CES) round or square crowns, all COlOrS; reg. IBC... 2... sees es eeesceererseneees MISSES’ READY-TO-WEAR HATS, a variety of styles, | all this Season's latest effects, trimmed with velvet, silk and quills, all colors; reg. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S NAPPED BEAVER FLATS, extra quality, black and all colors; reg. $3.00... CHILDREN'S TRIMMED AATS, of napped beaver, rolled brim, square crowns, trimmed with ribbon bow, band and siretenetey ors; reg. $4.48.. SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. MISSES’ BUTTON BOOTS, of tine kidskin, Paes -leather tips, kid or cloth E tops, flexible sewed soles, sizes 11 to 2, ; CHILDREN’S, of same, izes 4 to 14 yrs.; reg. $12.00. zibelines or etamines, all colors, many effective styles, all ‘colors, si MISSES’ SUITS, of all-wool mixture: Second ; round oF all cok oO vige eng arses gpravellers’ Sample RAZORS will be placed on sale shed) we. secured t ee, ite aft The Tazore caretully: malected. ‘Tiarbers an} our. customers should at sale, as these ragors are certainly high-arade Kvods. Telephone iafety Razors at O8o.; were $2.50. Oi extra fine razor strope, marked down from $1,99 to GOe. EHRICH BROS. CUTLERY DEPT., 6th Av. ,22d & 23d Sts.,N.Y, | | BOYS' CALFSKIN LACE SHOES, sizes 8% to 10%. sae and-sewed welt soles, mannish shapes, sizes 2% to 5%, 2.59; YOUTHS’, of same, sizes 11 to 2..........+-+ ITTLE MEN'S LACE SHOES, dull kangaroo calf, extra heavy soles, spring heels, strong and durable, sizes 11 to 2 INFANTS’ BOOTS, lace or button, of fine black kidskin, hand- turned soles, wedge heels, patent-leather tips, siaes 5 to 8. INFANTS’ BUTTON BOOTS, tan or black kid, hand- sured sol SizeS 2t06.....0++ ‘ Milk—Cream. The highest grades and war- “ranted pure and fresh. we? I Butler's Brand, can, 7a 20c PASTS ‘Mil 3B CANS. eee eee 10c gee Brand, can, 9c.; 3 cans....- peer s Cream, ERIES gant vem Creamery ora Ib., 2lc Inasmuch as we receive our butter direct from the creameries, saving the We guarantee this butter to be the finest creamery produced, of Picnic Hams. little Hams, Jean and mild sugar Pound, &c Selected cured, Large size, 3 Ibs, 2 |Canada Cream Cheese—Superior in flavor, richness and uniform quality; pkge. 1 % Tomatoes. | Teas and Coffees. | Golden Tips Ceylon and Unxid Brand) | Blue Ribton Breakfast Food, Shredded ~—Choicest pick icked Triump 43c) eee Cero Fruto—Choice, per 10c| Essie Brand, selected, ht ravioeg 2 Mn genes: be 50 grade, SAN a Rt a Veiag T Power—The flaked-wheat cereal, ready to 7. hand packed, large || i ve serve, package, . : xh 6c | ripe Jerseys; the Best No. 1 Tea All kins i Shc | Restos | imported Sardines—E xtra quality, 3 cans... 25¢ | very finest quality | Choice No. 2 Tea English Breakfast, Mixed and Colong; Ib. : 25 Domestic Sardines—Choice quality, % Ib. | Renee eee Cll canned; extra large || pest Mocha and Java Coffee_Ld.. | ee Peerless Extract of Beef—Unexcelled 19. | tall tins; regularly | Very Best Santos Coffee—Lb.... »- Se) fruits quality, jar yi tents ea Cc} 15c., | 3 Ibs, * Be) Yellow or White Meal—Fancy southern % }Olive Oit—Genuine imported Lucca Oil, very Johnson's Home-Made Preserves— ground, 3 1b, linen bag...... fehl as i 2c fosst quality, plot boltie, a8e.1 % pt Og s-Ib. ; caning Vermont Maple Syrup—Fint batt 10 can, e bott tee son c 5c 15c.; %% pint bottle... Chis ‘ Peerless Sauce, the equal of the finest imp orted Peerless Catsup—Made from selected ripe pint Worcestershire, botile, pint bottle 4% pint bottle, 12c} cerca 3-lb. pkg. Peerless B 1 qt. bottle Golden £ Fancy Early June Peas, 3 cans. Fancy Corn, Maine style, 3 cans,... 25¢ Blue Ribbon Baking Powder. An absolutely pure cream of tartar powder of the highest grade. None better. Quarter pound can............ 10¢ Half. pound can............+... 18c ROundiican ac c.ss apwses 35s tomatocs, extra fine, pint boitle, ———————L Buckwheat--Syrup Ben (| ie de Pilot W. Sweet Potatoes. uckwheat.. ) buth Best New — Jerse. Sweets, als drip Syrup.. ) 196 basket . ne AgSonS 5c i Nn ne a a a ee We handle only the tinest selected Queen Olives. Fancy Queen, 4-0z. bottle...... Se } Fancy Queen, 8-0z. bottle...... 10¢ ‘ancy Queen, 10-oz. bottle .... 15c Fancy Large Queen, 18-0z. bottle 25c Stuffed Olives, bottle..40c. and 19¢ New Prunes. Fancy Santa Clara Fruit, thin skin, small pit. Cider or White Wine Vineg: quality, quart bottle. .........005 h Prepared Mustela Vey bat ‘ollet Paper—Fine quality, fa rolls, cach. wee 5e C | Peerless Cocoanut—Finest ae cut shreds, two sizes, Sc. and... . +++-25¢ | Linerty Preserves—Made from fine fresh Best Red Onions, basket........ Borough ot Brooklyn, 2126 Bridge 8t., sear 4 Proapect ‘call 41360 “atalae cor. 1 aunty Se aa ee 77 Fifth Ave., cor, 15 Find" Ave., ley PI Tel. Call 918, Prossect. ie alt Bak Sa mn are Gan vith, Ave. oer a ‘3058 South. ny su6-817 Flatbuas yt 7M call 73 Piaabusee Medium size, 4 Ibs., 13c jar—Best 7c * 8c 5c bottle........ 8 Cocoa—Supe oe ered 46-Ib. can, 17¢, . 9c 10¢ assorted, packed in stone crocks, 25c ~ 49c tone crock. i $25, Rene 38211 Williamsburg. near Meserole Aya, 1 Oreanpolnt, Crackers. BLGES, PACKICC 0, scacescysscessees BE SSA Rath Reach. Borough of Richmond, 62 Castleton Went Ni ‘Weet Bright “Jersey City, Newark Ave, oear Grove St eee Apples, basket. la 429 Jackson Aye. cor. Tel, Call 380 Netra A Monticello Hoboken, fee Hil, B Elizabethport, Yonkers and. Mount Vernon,