The evening world. Newspaper, January 27, 1904, Page 9

PLANNED TO SEK THE GIL HE LOVED ner at Sherry’s. Promptly Called the Dinner Off and Emphatically Declares the Bold Swain Shall Never Marry His Daughter, but Won't Tell Why. (aes Like « knight of old, Jerome Langer Planned to carry his love off from the midst of her friends during @ dinner at Sherry’s, but a stern parent got wind of his intentions and called the dinner off. Dan Cupid was asleep at the switch. Langer is an electrical engineer tn the equipment department of the New York Nayy Yard. He met Miss Madeline Uhler for the first time on March 21, 1908 She is the daughter of J. M. Ubler, a wealthy resident of Fanwood, N. J. He wooed with ardor and proposed on Oct. 18, He asked the consent of her father the following day, and was accepted con- , ditionally upon his ability to satisfy the Prospective father-in-law regarding his social standing. Langer comes from Nebraska. He is & graduate of the Nebraska University, @ veteran of the Spanish war, and a sergeant in Company I, Twenty-third Regiment. He submitted a list of ref- erences, mostly Nebraska notables, in- | cluding = brother, who was a bank president. Mr. Ubler was satisfied, and the en- gagement was to have been formally announced on Thanksgiving Vay. On Thanksgiving Eve Langer received a curt note from Mr. Uhler cancelling the engagement. No explanation was given, and Langer was unable to see Miss Uhler. He could ndt even get a messa, to her, He learned that the Uhlers were to give dinner party, at which Miss Uhier would be present. Counting upon the girl's loyalty he planned to enter the room and carry her off under her father’s nose. Uhler got wind of his place and recalled the invitations for the dinner. “I am confident thet Miss Uhler {s loyal in her heart to me, but her father dominates -gaid Tanger, “1 am completing arrangements to do some professional work in India, and expect to sail soon for the Orient. I would lke to see her before | go." “Langer? Oh, yes. de had a mila flirtation with my ; Mr. U! I Heve,” sald never formally engaged. I simply ex- ereised my right as a father and cut him out. Why I did so is my own business. |J will not tell him or any- ody els Cupid, witha quiver full of . bent arrows and a broken mr Mt back home. be ae 2 CLUBWOMEN {N BATTLE ARRAY Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Has- brouck Council of the Royal Arcanum Threatens ta Split Into Separate Organizations. The members of the Ladies’ Auxillary of the Hasbrouck Council of the Royal Arcanum are in training to become members of the D. A. R., the P. W. L. or some one of the warring clubs of prominence, judging from the row now on in the Auxillary all over the way Mrs. George E, Lawson, President, spoke to Mrs, J. H, Dodd, who ts the secretary. The Auxillary has been organized for six months, So that everybody might hold office th were committees ap- pointed. Qne of these was an auditing Committee. For six months the audit- ing committee had dune nothing, it is sald, and then oue of the members decided that there was no use for an auditing committee that didn't audit. Mrs, Lawson then told Mrs, Dédd to turn her books over to the committee, ‘There was that In the tone of Mrs. Lawson that Mrs, Dodd did not lke. Have the books audited?» Certainly; but the Idea of asking for them as though it was just te hand them over like that on an order! Mrs, Dodd refused unless the request quest was framed differently. ‘The president stood upon her rights, the ¢ommittee upon its dignity, and every- body gat mad, jolned factions and putted the president or the sceretary, ‘Chen a committes went to call on Mrs, Dodd to demand the books. Mrs. Dodd rose to speak to them. She spoke five minutes and then fainted. ter the commitiee demanded that sign, Mrs. Dodd will not resign aries - Wednesday’s Wants. 1,890 ADVTS. IN TO-DAY’S WORLD. PLENTY OF HELP AND WORK: | Wanted chase to Pur- cielp—Female al, Kept from His Sweetheart by Her Father, Langer Intended Carrying Her Off from a Din- - PARENT HEARD OF SCHEME. ne THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 1904. BOLD SWAIN AND SWEETHEART HE BROOKLYN CIAL | WED W HONOLULU Miss Jane Mae Blair Becomes the Bride of Dr. Ralph Gard- ner Curtis, Formeriy a Sur-| geon,in the Navy. wedding of Miss Jane Mae Blair, daugh- ter of Mrs, Mary E. Blair, of No. 5 | Quincy street, to Dr, Raiph Gardner Curtis at Honolulu. \ Dr. Curtis was formerly of San Fran- cisco, but has been practising medicine jin Hilo, where he has made a homé for jhis bride, Dr. Curtis and Miss Blair met in Philadelphia four years ago. ‘They fell in Ive at once. | Dr. Curtis went to San Francisco to {practice his profession, and eleven }months later visited Brooklyn ang asked the all-important question. Miss Blair's, answer was satisfactory, and soon after the young surgeon was 4) pointed assistant surgeon in the Navy and was sent to Honolulu, He finally established himself at Hilo land bullt a home for his bride. She |Joined him at Honolulu and they were News has just reached Brooklyn of the | married. A maker came to us for “quick cash.” He hada very dargelot- @ of newly made up suits in the advance spring” styles A he wanted to sell at once in order to take advantage’ of a-spéciaf lot of: piece goods which was offered him. % Thus, we secured an “early bird” bargain in , New Eton Jacket Suits ~ +: EAR MUFFS; two thousand pairs for men and boys; extra fine quality, flannel lined; on sale to-morrow at, pair..... (A much better grade at Twerty-Five Cents.) ee nent 61! AVE, 215 &22"° STREETS DAMS DRY GOODS Co. i A Sale of BOOKS in Sets. ILL STANDARD authors, Rare on food qh of pelt from large type and filustrated; durably bound in cloth. The “re- mainders” from a publisher who Is retiring from business; in |} fact, they are the balance of a lot, half of which was here three weeks ago. Dickens, 15 volumes at £3.90—regularly $6.50. Scott, 12 volum $3.90—regularly $6.50. Eliot, 6 volumes, $1.50—regularly $2.75, Thackeray, 10 volumes, $2.50—regularly $4.50. Balzac, 17 volumes, $9.75—regularly $20.00. || January SHOE Clearance, ILL THE ODD pairs of shoes, slippers, leggings and other foot || coverings are being hurried to new owners now. We don't like to begin the Spring season with any lots in which sizes are }} issing. | GROUP I—Women's best patent leather button and lace hand- | turn Boots with Louis XVI. heels; very dres \2 95 what broken. Formerly $5 and $4 pair. . A GROUP Il.—Women's best quality gola Boots, Goodyear sewed, extension soles, button Style; patent leather tips; fat ankles for large people; sizes are 3 to to EE widths. Re- duced from §2.50 to. see GROUP lil—Women’s quality Vic! Lace Boots with hand-turn sewed flexible soles; made on handsome toe last. A and B widths; 2% to 7, $2.50 kinds... . GROUP IV.—Women's best quality eight- fm strap Sandal Boots, full Louis XV. heels, == for dress and evening wear; B to EB, 24% to 7. Reduced from $3.50 to. : Sale of Crystal Glassware. VERAL THOUSAND pieces all told. The quantity we took from the maker is the only reason why price is so low. Crystal glass that is in close duplicate of real cut patterns, and has all the “shine” and brilliancy of the genuine, through a new method of (0c| that you'll do well to take notice of to-morrow! basi These suits are made in Lyonsville cheviot in'a weight heavy enough for present wear—colors blue, brown and black—and funcy* mixtures. ; A A They come in two styles, as shown in illustration, The suits of cheviot are effectively trimmed with silk braidings, taffeta folds and inlaid silk velvet Those of mixed materials are trimmed with broadcloth, The coats are lined throughout with taffeta, which. has the bod: makes it good for service—sizes 32 to 44 bust measure,’ This sale ts scheduled for Thursday only, $17.50 Suits $9.75. | $25 Svils $16.75. | beccccecgesccseeccs sos cocecensscasecsqepsaespbecsinbecsernt il mmm enee : ’s Veiling at 12%c, Yd. Black Nun’s Veiling at 12%c. Ye A great many of the black dress goods items which were advertised: Sunday owing to the great bei will be on sale to-morrow. sei teat sshcatee As. special feature to-morrow in the Black Dress Goods Sale I" we quote this splendid quality black Nun’s Veiling in a soft, clinging 12%e grade at, Per yard.seee cece sees cere ee ee ee teneeeceeeeeeeteeereee ead All-Wool Black Voile, 38 in. wide, 59c. quality, at 39c. yard. All-Wool Black Crepe Albatross 36 in. wide, 39c. quality Black Albatross. | A | Black Britlianti: 45 inches wide; strictly all-wool || Mistral Etamine, || 5... sciian Mohaie;. wid crepe Egyptia; regular 89c. 46 inches wide, al! wool, brilliantine lustre; regu quality; sale price, gard Regular $1.00 Quality, quality; sale price: yardu Black Voiles. 49c. a yard. 44-inch Sicilian’ Mohaity lustrous; regular 59. 42-inch fine French finish; fine sale price, yard mesh; $1 quality; sale~price, Black Etamines. 42. inches wide; all_wool; can- a 54-inch English Mol yard..... Versvegecdencovers erfectly, fast dya: Minch fine French crisp Le vas weave; regular 59c. qual- tre; regular a ishéd voile; $1.10 quality; ey ity; sale price, yard... 2849,\f Black Jacquard Suilings. d price, yard. hy price, yar . ; §0-inch fine French yoile; splen- Black Henpiettay: «'« 42 inches wide; all wool; nov- » ely sultings; splendid wear- did value at $1.25 38 - inch a see ! Le . 5 ing material; fully worth | | Henrietta; 59¢ ice, vvard. se: | $9c.; sale price, yard......+. ibeice, “ard ee rerio sem eagle? eo. eo bi afl le H Thirty-third street, and Gustave Hou- gar, of No. 715 East One Hundred and ‘Thirty-fifth street, are locked in cells in the East One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street, station, Pantolla, who lives at No. 1264 Thirty- ninth street, Brooklyn, went to a Swed- ish dance ij Wasa Hall last night and took with him Sadfe Collier, of No. 309 East One Hundred Twenty-fourth street. The two prisoners were there It 1s sald that they paid a lot of fon to Miss Collier. Pantolla, it |, became jealous, picked a quar- rel and there was a fight. ‘The first the police knew about it was when Pantolla staggered into the East One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street pice statio nand fell in a faint be- ‘ore the sergeant in charge. An am- bulance was summoned and Pantolla was found to be suffering from a deep stab wound in the throat. Detectives Higgins and O'Neill arrested Arthur and Hougar, but they dented that they had stabbed Pantolla. They were locked up nevertheless. ASK US ABOUT VINOL Our new Cod Liver Oil preparation. , j STABBED IN FIGHT OVER GIRL AT BAL Andrew Pantolla Is In the Hos- pital, While Men Said to Have Done: the Cutting Are Under, Arrest. izes are some- 1.695) 1.69 2.50 J Jealousy accounts for the presence of Andrew Pantolla in the Harlem Hos- pital with a deep cut in ‘his throat. It also explains the reason why John Ar- thur, of No, 60 East One Hundred and all wool; regi sale price, yard... 40c 75¢, quality; Those (5c, Mohair Sicilians at 4 Created Another Sensalion Here Yesterday, antieney With the extraordinary specials we'had to offer 'we ‘faturally looked'"*forward GROUP I: Fruit or Berry Saucers, Tumblers, han- ‘| Flesh — To Get Strong—To Strengthen Old People — dled Punch Cups and Toothpick Holders, all at...... 5¢ GROUP IT: Spoon Trays, oblong or oval Pickle Dishes, || 8-inch round Salat Bowls, Spoon Holders, Cream 10. GROUPIV: Butter Dishes, tall | Celery Holders and large 19¢ | Pitchers, Individual Sugars and Creams, all at Oval Dishes, all at... rge i K com and 40-inch salad Bowls at.. NY | sea: sale of dress goods this week, but were it not that we bought wonderfull barausanis the chance would not be yours to again take advantage of, this item at least,for the response nas wholly eclipsed our most sanguine expectations. " This Mohair Sicilian is 50 inches wide, double warp-“with a splendid lustre finish; in black, royal brown and navy; sale price, per yard. « ot The Stationery &Engravin 4 Continves to Interest Thousands of Shoppers. Each day finds new lots of stationery taking the place of those vast stocks waich hay. peared. Prices half and ‘ess than half usual are the magnet which diminishes the lots sq. quickly. A Vellum Paper, 9c. Ib. Engraving Cream and azure, Oxford and oc- Cards and Plates, tavo sizes, with 102 sheets to the 65c. pound; Gladstone size, with 84 so beastly, engraved Cards and plate, with name only. sheets to the pound. Envelopes to match all sizes, 50 Cards from your own plate,25c 50 Business. Cards printed from your own plate c GROUP III:° Vinegar Cruets, Sugar Bowls, large size, and oval 5c GROUP V: Extra GROUP VI: Water Bottles, Wine Decanters, half- gallon Pitchers, Claret Jugs, Cake and Fruit Stands, at... 35 Sporting Goods Specials, JE keep our stock of Sporting Goods up to date every minute of W the year. So it is you can find the popular games of “Pit” (Soc.) and “Flinch” (39c.) here at present, while fhey are scarcely obtainable in any other store. Wood Dumbbells and Indian Clubs, full one-pound weight, nicely pol- ished and finished, at... Four-Pulley Exercisers, of home physical exercise. . Boxing Gloves, fully padded and stron, boys; set of four for Iron Folding COUCH BEDS. ERE’S a new convenience tltat will delight folk who are cramped for room—an iron folding couch bed that performs the neces- sary function of either; that is light in construction, yet durable, and an ornament to the room, 1 Paper Stamped, | Hf bmaet § sc," Brass .Monogram, made. {ram bit artistic designs, .complete , with §. 244 quires fine paper,, in. cream or tinted effects, stamped | in. any color, with envelopes to match; er -14e Hemstitched Handkerchief - Paper, with cloth finished surface, soft and | easy for the pen; 24 sheets and envelopes; in cream, azure or gr value 45c. “Hercules” Fireproof Sates, $9.95 to $56. Safes removed at reasonable rates. 45c for Cream Linen Peper, Cabinet 125 osheets Of> cream linen paper,-4n-smveoth ‘and “4 antigite finish, Lorne size, ‘with 100 envelopes to match; niade by the Whiting Paper Company. ni 18c for! ackage.*French Dime | ity’? Paper. Good paper, with a fabric finish; very popular sorts colar wale | y 3 1o—n0) gray and azure; s! wi ai Paper Company. and letter. Levine : ; The $75,000 Sale of Furs Men 's Neglites Offers an Uncqualled Ficld for Bargain Getting! , irts, Ic. i Every day is bargain day in this great sale, and those wo do These smart shirts see cb not heed the savings will soon regret a lost opportunity for securing ay ror mat ifs ae ag ie tied furs. ma the ae it tem : ited Black an $16.75 {for Nearseal Coats, Value $35. White Effects $32.80 for $50 and $65 Nearseal Bie ry shirt perfect in fit, Coats, with large collar and revers eT ty of detached cuffs ‘ac- Section. Contains 50 ~— Meorciat Evemenrs ActuaLLy Taxen From FRESH CODS' LIVERS, BUT NO OIL They have drop sides and can be ad- justed from a single to a double bed in a twinkling. Complete with mat tress, bolster and so forth, for 7.85. Clearance of Optical Goods, IEVERAL times each year we find it necessary to reduce our stock of eyeglasses and ‘spectacles—at reduced prices. To-morrow will be one of the fortunate occasions. We offer 2.00 Gold Plated Eye Saves and Specitter ta 7 5¢ Graduate opticians are here to test ‘our eyes before buying, which insures perfect fit. We also fill oculists’ prescriptions and repair broken glasses. Chains for Eye Glasses, gold plated, with patent holders or hairpin attached, for 50¢ Sale of Women’s New GLOVES, Persian Lamb Coats. | $59.00 for $100 Persian LambgCoats with large collar and rvers of Mink. $72.50 for $125 Persian Lamb Coats trimmed with large collar and és | vers of Mink, Chinchilla and Baum Marten. Long Tab London Scarts. $8.50 —Of Isabella or Sable Opos- sum. Value $15. Long Double Boas. Las Fur on both sides. ; $6.50 for Isabella Opossum. $11.00 for Japanese Mink. 00 for Alaska Sable and fancy Vinol contains ALL the medicinal elements of cod liver oil, actually taken from genuine, fresh cod’s livers, with organic iron, and other body building ingredients, in a deliciously palatable and easily | digested form. It is everywhere recognized as the | GREATEST MODERN | STRENGTH CREATOR | known to medicine — Vinol is the only cod liver oil | preparation which contains no oil, grease, or any dis- | agreeable feature, and sold on a positive guarantee | of “ money back if it fails to give satisfaction.” | Chinchilla, : Long Stoles & Delerines. $3.95 —Of Electric Chinchilla, Value $5.95. $8.50, $10.50 & $12,50—Of Sable Opossum, Values from $15 to $21.50. $12.00 Of Black Lynx. Value $21. $15.00 & $18.00-—Of Isabella Sable. Values from $25 to $39. $12.60 & $15.00—Of Sable Rac- coon, squirrel lined; Isabella Sable and Isabella Wolf, squirrel lined, Men’s Cashmere Socks, 15c. of Mink, Beaver, Alaska Sable and compahies each; sizes 14 to 17; sale price to- & Watch Special’ at $6.65. For to-morrow we announce: this special offering of handsome gold-filled and solid silver watches, which no one wanting a good, guaranteed timepiece: can afford to miss. J These watches are fitted with ston. Fox, 50 and $35.00 for fine Eastern Mink Beeond Floor, 59th Bt. Section. | ATE ARRIVALS from abroad reach our counters and form an : : \ 5 ‘ For Ohonjo Golde — Hacking Ooughe— Bronobttte—tang | {Bh iniiesing exposton ofthe newest an fest Pres, ton, are| J, BY taking the ele Jot of $00 doses that te mater Mad 9 | agtham and Elgin. Troubles —Dobilitated, All Tirod Out People—To Gain little enough to add to the interest. To-morrow will be a speciai | j [and we secured a) ed Movements. the benefit to-morrow. L These socks are of black and dark steel mixed cashmere wool, made from fine two-thread yarn—sizes 9% to 1124. and are stem winders and setters, in open-face or hunting-case style; there’ are no better i glove-day here: Women's 8-Button Length Suede Weak Poonle— Pale, Weak Women — Pyny, Alling Ohil« dren—Nursing and Weak Mothers—Nothing equals Vinol. Women's 20> Button Length Suede ‘ if i sete athe Gloves, black and white, per 1.50 Gloves, black and Regular price for the mixtures, 25c. watches made, ‘tt. 5) Instruction — c or ‘ air. OSs hey’re an peremre | Peete Mou con tithe it, wo reiutn your money, |pes. wngth Su ede| Womens 39-Bu Uy eguag price or the backs, 35 Ces a orae - b vhit fake y ice to-morrow at, pair, ot iain, | Mer’s Drag Store | J. Jungman Here eas payee eee ade iia Pair main rior, sn Sin, ' | Miscefinneous Cor. qth Avenue sud 28d Street. 1090 3d Ave, and'420 Columbus Ave, Women’s 16-Button Length Suede| Women's 16- Buttor eer ee i LOOMINGDALE 8ROS; ; LOOMINGDALE BROS., ALL CARS TRANSFER TO Bi Hegeman & Co. Kinsman’s Stores _ || Sows, buck wa white, ver > 9] Gloves, black and white per sd Aterue hothandsoth streets, | BLOOMINGDAREY’, 1d Avenue, Seth and 6th, Seats haere Reouawer. 200 Wy, 180th by Street and Sth Avenue, 601 Sth