The evening world. Newspaper, January 27, 1904, Page 7

ho - 4 TO MARRY TO-IH Yis Eloping Daughter and Her Husband, Jules Blanc Neilson, Send a Merry Letter Approv- ing His Choice. } @ONGRATULATIONS AND FORGIVENESS PREVAIL. ' Bride-to-Be, Miss Emily Unckles, | Modified Wedding Plans Be-| catise of Future Stepdaugh- ter’s Recent Romance. Congratulations and forgiveness will! be intermingled at the wedding of Frank T. Wall, fathe: | Miss law of Jules Blane Neilson, to ily Unckles, at the bride's home, », 292 De Kalb avenue, Brook~ dyn, ¥ ‘The forgiveness will be extended by the millionaire cordage manufacturer, whose ‘daughter, Miss Daisy Wall, brought down the parental wrath by her | secret elopement and marriage to Mr. Neilson, brother to Mrs, Reginald Ven- @erbilt. a ‘The congratulations have come from the eloping bride and bridegroom, who huve sent thelr heartlest good wishes, and, it 1s said, a joking letter sanction- ing the marriage. A Quiet Wedding. ‘The wedding at the Unckles home is to be a quiet one. Only the intimate friends of the {amity will be present. ‘The bride will have but one attendant, her little niece Ama Unckles, the teh- year-old daughter of Charles Unckles. ‘The bride and her small maid of honor will both be dressed in white, The bride's gown is of white chiffon over satin, frimmed in point lace. She will earry a bouquet of orchids and will wear the gift of the bridegroom, a large diamond brooch. ‘The ceremony, which takes place this evening, will be performed by the Rev. Thomas Edward Patterson. pastor of the Church of Our Father Universalist, at Lefferts place and Grand avenue. The house is decorated with white roses and Florida smilax. Immediately after the ceremony @ wedding supper will be enjoyed by the fifty guests, ‘This evening the couple will leave for the South, where they will enjoy a mpnth’s honeymoon. On their return they will reside at the Wall ome. No. 1005 Madison avenue. * Wedding Plans Revised. Coming so shortly after the romantic marines of his daughter to young Jules Neilson, the wedding of the mifi- fongire to the Brooklyn society woman has ap added interest. This has been Gjstagteful to the bride and the greatest @eorogy been thrpwn about. the the elopement, although before then the wedding was: openly ‘discussed. é marriage of Mr. Wall and Miss iackles was snnaunced before the holle a. The bride is twenty-eight years 14 has gone much in the exclusive fookiyn society set. Each year ‘spent six months abroad, wher ‘oted, in addition to traveling, muo! .¢ ty music, in which she is accom- ‘Unckles met Mr. Wall at Lenox, re young Jules Neilson also met his bride. ie Unckles. have a co near. Pittsfield, Mass. The bride's eee oe ‘HOMELESS GIRL SOUGHT 10 DIE / Lizzie McDonald, Unable to Find Work and Locked Out by Her Sister, Drinks Poison, but May Recover. " —_ ‘ Zdazto McDonald fs tn St. Vineent's ‘Plospita) under guard as an attempted She is twenty years old. She [ved with her sister, Mrs. Murtha, at Mo. M1 Bedford street. Mrs. Murtha ts the wife of a brother of Police Capt. Murtha, now\of the Brooklyn Bridge 4 bss equed. ‘Miss McDonald has been out of work wince Christmas, She had had some) | ° words with her sister recently on the gstter and she was very despondent. Lest night she went out to look for a position, but did not secure one. When @he went back to her sister's apart- ments she found the door of the flat Jocked. Sho went across the hall and borrowed a key from Mra. Troy. Then fhe let herself into her sister's fat. Ghe wrote a note to her sister saying that she had decided to end all her mi irs for the janitor or ‘Police tr an ambul ti s I toryen to. St. Vincent's Hospital Gnd is said to be in @ critical condition, MIXED ACID WITH WHISKEY. frnat I» Why Isidore Greenberg. Now Is in Hospital. « Muriatic acid and whiskey were re- Bponsibie for Isidore Greenberg's visit to St, Vincent's Hospital to-day. He {was staggering alongs West Broadway then he bumped into Patrolman Car- Poll, of the Macdougal street station. e officer advised him to go home. ost. Becadiey Urecnbeng. gle smell of e man's wel w ed re rind 5. Greenberg was e % 0. millionaire, and incidentally | “FRU. AL (CHILOREN'S FRIEND |WOMAN WHO SLEW DIES FROM BLOW HUSBAND PLEADS Village Blacksmith, William Westcott, Found Dying in Field on Staten Island by Schoo! Children, ... WOUNDED IN BACK OF HEAD AND UNCONSCIOUS, Police Believe that the Man Was Assaulted and Detectives Are Scouring the Neighborhood for Supposed Assailant. Detectives of Staten Island are inves- William Westoott, was found near the Pleasant Plains road in a dying condition. It is believed that Westcott was assaulted and left where he was found, Westeott was found tn a field by sev- eral sohool children, He was uncon- sclous and never regained tonsclowsness, ‘Tho finding of the man was by children with whom he had been friends for years, The village blacksmith at Wood- row, @ man under thirty years of age, with muscles of steel, he was a favorite with the children who liked to stop at the shop and see him make the sparks fy. He was several miles from home when the little ones in taking a short cut across the field came upon thelr vld friend dying, presumably where he had been struck down or to where he had wandered after having been hit and dazed. - He was lying on his back, stretched at full length in a pool of blood, and there was blood on his face. When ®x- amined it was found he had o wound in the Sack of the head. ‘The children tried ty Awaken him while several of them ran for assistance. ‘A conveyance was obtained and Weat- Dr. Shock, who examined him, sald ‘Westcott’s death evidently had been caused by a hemorrhage of the brain due to a blow, It will take an autopsy while the police are endeavoring to night\and Tuesday up to the hour when he was found. Thus far they have not any one. He was a sober, industrious man, not able to take care of physically, lier it 08 so that it is believed. eased and taken unawares. —<—<———— DRAGGED OVER BASHBOARD. ‘Trolley i but He Stops. Car. A breaking trolley wire et the corner ‘Webster avenue, to-day struck Motar- man John Walsh and dragged him over Company car, ‘As he. went over the troller handles, t off the power ina'bringing. the car to a quick st found whether he had @ quarrel with Inclined to quarrel, and was considered bis death he was struck Wire Strikes Motorman, of Two Hundred and Firwt strest ana the dasiboard of a Union Rallway As he dashboard his hands still held to the brake and oon- immediate di y Gressed he was sent to his home at No. 7 Morningside avenue, Yo Fgh FOR OED INT BANK BOO other Heir to Gain Possession of $4,000. of eighty years, leaving $20,000 savingn banks and no will, are inter ested spectators to-day at the trial be- fore Justice O'Gorman in the Court, Special Term, of @ suit brought by one of the heirs, John J. Dixon, administrator of the Mrs. Duffy was aged and infirm and could not easily visit the bank and that shereould not write, He contends that ‘the woman's thirty- TOILETTES CREATIONS MADE OF MONEYBAK TARRETA, BR TOLLMILM RECEPTION Tor. Piel aa cad ON EXHIBITION '8, before they are exhibited s all oer the continent, . TOILETTES FASHION CO., 172 Fifth Avenue, Cor. 22d St. For4 inci cott taken to Tottenville, where he died. | 4). Mrs. Catherine Dreiser, Through Her Lawyer, Alleges that She Was Insane When She Com- mitted the Crime. SHE HAS SPENT FOUR YEARS IN AN ASYLUM. Victim Was a Policeman and) Jealous Frenzy Is* Said to; Have Been.the Sole Cause of | the Tragedy. : Qa et The trial of Mrs, Catherine Dreiser, who shot and killed her husband, Philip C, Dreiser, a policeman, attached to the/ East Twenty-seoond street station, on| May 11, 1900, on a charge of murder in| the first degree, was continued to-day | before Justice Glegerich in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court. In the four years that have elapsed ince the murder Mrs, Dreiser has been confined as a patient in the Matteawan State Asylum for the Insane, a commis- sion having declared her mentally in- competent directly after the commission of the crime. A few weeks ago Mrs. Dreiser was @ischarged from the asylum as cured and immediately afterward brought to the bar. Killing @ Deliberate One. ‘The murder was a deliberate one. The woman gave herself up, declaring: “I shot him because I loved him, and his parents tried to separate us, but I could not live away from him.” The story of the murder and its motive—insane jeal- ousy—was unfolded on tho witness stand yesterday. To-day Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler, counsel for the defendant, will enter his defense—insanity. Mr. Chanler said before the court convened that he did not believe he would need to call the woman to, the stand as he had expected reiser, who is but twenty-nine to determine definitely. In the mean- @ trace Westeott’s movements on Monday | tutel; Mary Ann Duffy’s Thirty-two Nephews and Nieces Sue An- | Mrs. Di years ol ‘wot 1d; 18, a, little, | sharp-featured ith dark-brown hair and ner- i lue eyes. Dressed entirely in black and heavily velled, she sits like Uttle wax figure, with head bent and | hands folded in her lap. Her demeanor Imtoly ‘no interest” inthe proceedings 18 proc ny which her life depend. = the trial was resumed the coun- sel for the prisoner read the report of the commission who examined her and Pronounced her insane after her arrest in 1900. The report gave the inion that a blow on the head which had all indented ‘the skull was respon- for her mental failing. | HOW | GREW. TALL. STARTLING STORY WHICH WILL ALL WHO ARE SHORT. The Height of Mither Sex Can Quickly Be Increased from T:) to Five Inches— ‘These Marvellous Results Can Be Accom- Plished at Home Without the Knowledge of Your Most Intimate Friends, The Free Book Tells You All About It, It remained for a Mr. K. Leo Perens Gia lac of Cy fall to ret it, This Y ais s ‘ made iscovery. it you how ‘yeu can. increase your Bougme and, bulld up the gatire system. Tt many 8 peas tls, method. Atte ‘thank BE tormation that and of th: Riven away at rder @ od. After ive the book You wil t day zou Ave for havin LA bait in your reach this «reat op! nity, sane vaty “door, all cbarses sritsaide cobresponideuce strictly half pepo in plain envelopes. ORI wish a . RAYETING PAUEAN SE 100+ pee * HOUSANDS of people are congratulating themselves. It is a period when good bargains are extraordinarily abundant at That is an eloquent the Siegel Cooper Store. Stocx-righting time. explanation. The old business year is waning.and the néw dawning. And as the result of a searching and exacting stock-adjusting system, many exceptional values come to the front The laws of business are inexorable. year just closing has been ‘a splendidly successful _, Of course, stocks are emi- A great store like this has to be very methodical. one at The Big Store. 107619"STS along many lines. ning to press forward. This Means Drastic Price Cutting, and Therefore Astonishing Bargains. KH Sensation In Furs, Winding Up a Wintry Month With Phenomenal Offerings. If you do not need Furs this season buy for next winter. _ Here is one of the greatest opportunities probably ever extended to the general shopping public. 5 We Place on Sale To-Morrow the Entire Made-Up Stock of a Manufacturer. ~ The purchase consists of several hundred pieces, ‘including Persi d N smaller Furs, such as matched Sets, separate Sear Vicorijeni Net Riecenand a aman! At the Prices Quoted There Should be an Instant and Continued Demand. Prices run thus: PERSIAN COATS, made to sell at prices ranging from $75.00 to $385.00 at 42,50 75,97 95,9 705, oi, 275.99 PLAIN or TRIMMED COATS, in the straight Box or Blouse models; Trimmed Coats with collars and revers of Mink Marten, Chinchilla, Ermine or Baum Mar- m, ten, All made from selected skins. ELECTRIC SEAL COATS, full skins, from SABLE RACCOON SCARFS, two full brush tails, furnished with cords or tails, at SABLE OPOSSUM DOUBLE SCARPS. furnished with ornament. cord and tails, 6 full tails at bottom of scarf, INn75 DOUBLE SABLE FOX VICTORINES, 9 h , Oiiaadiaawe ee 1008 SEERAN SQUIRREL SETS, shaped collar, satin lined, large far 96, 50 Many 14.50 7.50 9.78 and 13.75 (Becond Floor, Front.) 4 FOX MUFFS, fiat shape, satin lined, at Ohree Very Important Offerings at Decisive Clearance Prices. It is a time for radical action. There is no indecision about these reductions in price. They are emphatic, deter- mined, and cannot be overshadowed by any that may be scheduled at any other time. : Two Lots on Sale To-Morrow. One at $9.75; One at $19.50. Gis tab ab SO. (Ome ee ne eee sold at prices ranging upward to $20.00. lees are Kersey Coats in military style; corset or semi-fited style; also seal plush Coats ii B ce a ae Ceres a Wvading Coas Gh nortan miceine Oates! ey he b 2 P's 2 S. y) :) 5 7) includes Garments that were made to be sold at prices ranging upward to $45.00, ayes are Evening Coats of white broadcloth. % Coats in broadcloth or Kersey in black 3 Tited SMicGurmena 2 loose Coats or ak Bluse al. Si Velour Coat calles with Also Very Special To-Morrow: Women’s Cravenette Coats : Specially Priced at { (4 00 New Spring Models in two styles. Double-breasted front; box-plai back, One ive collarless with epaulet; stitched yoke. The other pc double shoulder cape; turned-down collar; bishop or pouch sleeves with cuff; Oxford, tan and olive shades. (hseond (Fises neeats “Double Value’’ Shoe Sale| Opera & Nore Exceptionally Attractive Offerings, Gi G2 ihe sDauble| Valves eee Sale has been making ay e@ ASSES. eat history this mont ‘ shen February days come Hen as Cosa P around will have wholly TACLES; solid gold Paes bYeclipsed all former records. _ | ent offset or adjustable eat eee: That is only natural, how- tacles with straight or riding bow ever, Fos there hays Peppa first quality 1.95 er Retier EYEGLASSES; solid gold spring frameless; set with first quality pee G a ins periscopic lenses, 7.00 than before EYEGLASSES; Coquelle frame- less eyeglasses; lenses ground hol- Yo Other Sale Offers You More Bargains low to conform to the shape of the f eyeball and are set in the finest Reliable and stylish winter shoes for men, women and chil- dren. Also a lot of slippers and rubber overshoes at much re- grade mounting. so constructed that the screws will not loosen; per- duced prices. he. Wt 98e. | Mt SLI. ‘WOMEN'S SHOES: regularly sold at fect in every respect. i} WOMEN'S’ SLIPPERS; regularly sold | Cjeather; (from $3.00 10 $5.00: kid. cal and patent KS “14 Quera Slasses. OPERA CLASSES, Vendome, I1 ligne. fi r d lenses: 4,50 pearl, fine gilt OPERA GLASSES very fine lenses, fine . cover; equal to the bes: made; I3-ligne, oF ERA GLASSES, “Lemaire, TS-ligne. white or Oriental pearl; fine gilt finish, 7 9.00 OPERA GLASSES, “La Reine,” folding. finest quality, black Mrocco cover, 7.50 (Balcony, Main Floor, Froat, 16th St.) at $1.50 and $2.00; kid leather; ene or three straps, leather or French (Heather: all the desirable styles and sizes heels; all sizes. Ht I8e. tt 67 98. MEN'S SHOES; regularly $3.50; stand- ard makes; all leathers; for Or street WOMEN'S SHOES; regularly $1.50 |wear; welted soles; some have leather and $2.00; kid, button and lace;.all sizes. | lining threughout; all sizes, Also other lots of Shoes, Slippers and Rubbers for men,women and children at exceptionally attractive prices. oT TSU * Broo More Gecand. Foon) ————— SSS Women's Winter Coats. ©. Double “‘S. @H.” Green Trading Stamps Norn: ings This Week from 8.30 to 12 o’Clock--- Thereafter, Single Stamps Until Closing Hour. ; nently desirable at all times. OPE seasonable. le \ But at this time of year there is, becau. stock taking, naturally a strong clearance perineal Spring merchandise is also begin- 4.00. “and the Waist Dress, Sheer Nainsook, rene TR ~RADING ST. The Likewise thoroughly Women’s Waists--- A Clearance. Unprecedentedly Interesting Tews. Certain conditions create special values that will doubtless ap- peal to many, Women’s Wash Wacsts, & Foy Co A most desirable Wash Waist in several Pleasing styles; made of madras, cheviot or lawn on plain white or white ground with neat figure: plaited front and back; bishop sleeves; fancy mock collar. Women’s Albatross Waists, All wool Albatross Waist of fine quality, black white and. all evening shades; box-pleated i + plait 4 fisass pista and cluster tuck front; plaited backs wale: t Women’s Sik Waists, 475 a Made of heavy quality crepe de Chine; black, white and pastel shades; made large insertions runing full engh of bedy:P wale with cliser ucla iafrane §9 line; Bishop sleeve with cuff made to with body of ‘wists collar. Floor, Cridren’'s White. Dresses RReduoedr~ Dainty Dresses that have slight! eager Ca Pefres,that haves becompe: siete below, Frequent handling is their only fault. Otherwise charming dressw ar for the litle ones that a fond mother cou! There are 75 dresses divi These dresses consist of many very hiindéome rs styles, ‘Persian Lawn and India with dainty laces, fine embroidery and ribbon. Second Centre, «foe emery ST tones vias Children’s. Underwear Ciderdown Rath Rodesi- Important Clearance Thursday and Friday. Included are Shirts, Drawers, Sleeping Garment and! Robes: all of excellent quality material, ly made- and able. The prices tweak powerfully for themselves. tails follow: INFANTS’ FLEECE-LINED RIB- | CHILDREN’S NIGHT GOWNSs * | of domet flannel ; finest cin | prety pink and blue stripe effect ; BED SHIRTS of Egyptian cotton, 7 | round trimmed 72 30 | on ote cies Ta6'8 silk crochet edge Finish, 6 mos, 0 3 years; regularly T9ts oO 3 yrs. ‘ANTS’ AND CHILDREN'S ae CHILDREN'S DAY DRAWERS SLBEPING GARMENTS of rib- bed cotton, with feet sizes 1t06 7 @ oS erties oil “ied C | yearsed 14 years 19e 33 years CHILDREN'S NIGHT GOWNS Fegulatly 9c, ? of fine domet flannel in dainty pode deans Pentie ROBES ; pink and ‘blue checks, Hubbard fimene sole slhvon! teeta syle collar and sleeves of plain ming of silk ribo 5 dain Persian domet flannel, sizes 210 6 yrs. reg- patterns; | to 5 years; regu- ularly 49¢., 29¢ ney £730. aa Floor, Contre 10 econ, SHlannelette Wrappers, ‘Kimonos and Dressing Sacgu JH Clearance---Ohursday & Friday. ; Stock-adjusting is right at and we must close out at once our plus lines of Flannelette WVrappers: Kimonos and Dressing Sacques. So on (f%these garments we have made : J Thursday the ¢ Most Liberal Pride~ Concesstons of the ie Shrewd women will instantly recognize — the remarkable values. Early purchasers . will, of course, obtain the best bargains. ‘WOMEN’S WRAPPERS of flannelette; fine quality; large variety of very desirable patterns: cut exira full with 14-inch ruffle: | Waist preuily trimmed with bretelles and \ fancy braid: regularly $1.25 and $1.50. WOMEN S_WRAPPERS of finest flan- neleite and German fannel: several very good styles; handsome patterns; extra full skirt ide ruffle and prettily trimmed ) A) m8Ie a,25 7,25 ve (Se elette in hands larly $1.75 ani OMENS KIMONO. GOWNS OF ETTE, and’ comet flannel, ex ans and cur {ull and long, with b ning: regularly $1.25 { WOMEN’S DRESSING SACQUES AND IMONOS of finest flanneleite and Ger- an flannel; some very desirable style: some preity blouse waist effects included dainty Persian paterns and effectively wimmed; regularly 98, $1.50, $1.75,