The evening world. Newspaper, February 25, 1904, Page 7

- ee. id “FFD AUDINGHOOD” SA RUAN Seven-Year-Old Vivian Wenzel; Likes to Pose as a Lost Child, Although She Knows Her Home Address. | MAKES FRIENDS OF POLICE.|| Little Girl Has Geen Found Three Times, but She Always Deliber-, ately Loses Herself—Her Foster| § Mother Says She Is Cute. AM her schoolmates call seven-year= old Viv 1 “Little Red Riding-| hood’ crimson and w be: the third + ithin months Vivien has been pt the pelice as a lost child, and though | aie knew her « he always said she did not wother thinks Vivian | He ly likes the candy the big patrolmen give her (oo well to lose it by telling then wee her where v lavost last niglit, when at the corner escapade + was found cryin Hundred a Eleventh street and First avenue by Fatrolman Trudig, sof the East’ One Hundred and Fourth street station. Ivrom there was taken to Police he soon made e ate with evident relish the candy they gave her, und entertained them with stories of school and other things which she has learned about in her short experience. Gives Mother Much Trouble. At first she would not tell y lived, but this morning she decided to} HER WEDDING DAY dq s0 because she thought her mother might worry about her. Mrs, Wenzel was geen at her home and said “Ah, this Vivian gives me much trouble, She is a regular little runa- way. She was at Police Headquarters last November on Election Day and only two weeks ago was taken to the | East One Hundred and Twenty-sixth street police staYon because she said she was lost. “She's a cute one, she is. She knows the policemen will give her candy. why sho gets lest so often, She to school just down the street » between Fifeh and Madison ave- nues, Yesterday she started off as usual, but was In a mad humor, She had an ‘umbrella, and when I scolded her for something, she said, ‘I'll smash you on the head’ with this.’ Of course she didn't mean it, for she laughed after- ‘ward. But I knew then that she would Dot come home right after school and I was not worried when she did ni Up to All Sorts of Tricks, “Why, I have gone to the One Hun- dred and Third street entrance to the school to walt for her, and she would xo out at One Hundred and Fourth street: and then. walk around several blocks ‘Just to scare me. And when would think she had gone off again would come home and find her here be- fore me. She was up to all sorts of Ff y lieve anything she might the stories she fixes up some times are wonders, Byt sha has a good heart. She Just dors this because she is full of antsehtet. Vivian is the adopted daugnter of Mrs. Wenzel. She was born in Ger- n or Mrs. W ight to N ew rk when she was n months old yy her grandmoth AFTER DISHONEST DRIVERS OF AUTUS General Manager Sanderson) Has Spotters at Work and Means to Stop Absolutely! Overcharging of Fares. General Manager Sanderson, of the New York Electric Vehicle and Trans- hortation Company, which employs more than five hundred ‘drivers for thelr dit- “ferent horseless vehicles, said to-day that the arrest of three of his drivers last night for overcharging was but the beginning of a series of arrests In which he expects to prosecute several score of his men. Manager Sanderson says that he has been compelled to employ a number of spotters to detect his men in overcharg- ing, the majorfty of his patrons ‘would rather pay the overcharge than xo to the trouble of making a complaint \u court. His spotters, who are both men and women, are liberally provided with money and other means of making an appearance that Would successfully de- ceive the drivers. They engage auto- mobiles at all the principal stations and whenever an overcharge is made report It directly to the the office. "I am golng to stamp out this dis- mesty,"" sald Mr. Sanderson to-day, Kgardiess of the expense. Our drivers are the highest paid in the world and recolve numerous tips. Before this we wave simply discharged men when we found , them overcharging, hut this seemed to have no ood effect whateer. Now, #8 the complalyts continue to come in we have decided to make an »xample of them, and every one we find yullty of alshonésty Will prosecute to the limit of the law “rhe three drivers who were arrested last night—Lawrence Dol: Tour years old, of No. 425 Wi third ‘street; James Bra thi 0. 77% Fighth avenue,’ and John’ J. Doherty, twenty-four, of 94 East Nine: teaasaia street—were arrajened in the est. Side Court to-day on a charge ‘of krand larceny. After the complaint fésingt them had been sad thelr exam- mation Was set over until next Monday, | ian shah en PADRO JURY FAILS TO AGREE. At 1 o'clock this morning the jury im -ithe Simms, murder’ cas sent word to Judge Newburger that it PE saga oe $0 af res ul en et. ere accordit i Piarged. and Pudro was taken back 16 Tombs and locked up, It was je jury stgod nine to three for she | . And| J | atl that [ have proven to be worth knowing Kk t said | te of i. HER WEDDING | DAY IS SET* FOR APRIL 12. | ProRinch V.TWOMRLY ANNOUNCED Marriage of Miss Florence Van- derbilt Twombly and Mr. A. M. Burden Will Take Place April 12. The announcement of April 12 as‘the date of the wedding of Miss Florence Vanderbilt Twombly and A. M. Burden made yesterday was met with delight by the numerous friends of the young couple. Announcement of their en- gagement was madé some time ago, but not until now had the date been known to thelr friends. Miss Twombly is the eldest daughter and = Mrs. Hamilton ick. She made her debut two winters ago at a dance given in her lionor at her mother’s home, No, 584 Fifth avenue. William A. M. Burden, who fs a graduate of Harvard, 1s prominent tn circles in Newport and New and is the son of Mr. and Mrs, end Burden. DONT RISK A PENNY. GET WELL FIRST. For 30 years I've been a physician! I have treated nearly two million oases! Surely you'll admit that such experience must baye taught me some certainties. And-—all that T know of disease and cure— --Is condensed into my six books for the Sick, Write for a free copy to-day. They tell of my great discovery that prac- tieatly all) diseares can be permanently cured through the Sympathetic Nerves. Not the nerves we feel with, see with, hear with, but the inside nerves It ts these that unconsclously operate the Vital Organs—tho Heart, Liver, Kidneys, Brain, ete, N When the inside nerves get run down, that Organ which Is weakest in the body loses its power to act properly. It then throws its work upon the other Organs. These Organs in turn become affected through overwork, and so ecarcely any case is found without complications. T proved it useless to doctor the individ- wal Organs themselves while the Nerve- power to fully operato them was lacking. Sedatives temporarily deadened the pain, Dut increased the distress afterward, ‘Tonics revived the drooping powers, only to insure relapse so soon as the stimulus was withdrawn, Of what use to nOurly move ahead the bands of a watch if its mainspring be se- rlously weakened? There 1s but one sensible thing to do, viz.—stiffen up the matnsprin, ‘That {s what my now famous prescription —Dr. Shoop’s Restorative—does, It acts directly upon the Sympathetic Norve Centres jurt as steam acts in an Engine. It provides, through these inside nerves, the power to make the weakest organ do its duty. It onables weak organs to cast off their clogging waste matter, and to repair their worn tissue. he It runs the human mill at full capacity till that mill produces enough new material to keep itself running without further help, So sure am I of this Restorative that 1 authorizo certain Druggiste everywhere to supply it on a month's trial to practically all who write me for that privilege. 4 To supply it at my expense if it faile to benefit—at your expense it it cures. ‘The cost ts but $5.60 for slx bottles, in- cluding my professional help during treat- ment. Could anything better prove my faith tn this system than this yoluntary test? Could any one furnish. you better grounds for confidence? You should Két my book, which tells how to cure diseases permanéntly, Write for it to-day—Row—you can't get well too soon. Just specity which of the six you need, Book Lon Dyspepsia Book 4 for Women Eck § En the kidneys Book 6 on Rhewmatton, ‘Address Dr, Shoop, Rox 111, Racine, Win, P, 3,—Gimple cases often yield to ono bot Al) druggists carry it, ido not supply: ie ona just write to me -; errG Rentoratlve. Buty all druggist @ trial. You Dus THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1904. ters. There is never any variation or deviation from this. The acknowledge: desirable and superior. évery purpose and requirement being here in abundance. Popular Prices Prevail, for it has been owing to the principle of thoroughly trustworthy, ; ey u ee eae { Cooper Store has been achieved. welded to low prices that the enormous success of the Siege! A Women’s Wash Waisis. Three Thou: sand Waists This Price. made from excellent q' iot and Brilliantine. Vari les tailored. d pretty designs. White Waists with neatly woven figures. Cut very full and long. Handsomely An opportunity no woman of taste should ARETE A SD TESTIS Double “S. &#.”’ Green Grading Stamps JUMANITY _ has dawdling Winter and looks for- ward to fragrant Spring with eager eyes. g-astic crowds that have been pouring into the Siegel Cooper Store for days buying things for Spring would indicate that Winter was fast becoming a memory. The entire store is donning Spring attire. Of course we are not oblivious to cur- Store such popular shopping headquar- The coming season reveals its surprises in many ways. It exceptionally attractive creations, both in American and Parisian ideas. : In the way of clothing for the whole family there is everything that is new, t d supremacy that The Big Store has attained in this line of merchandise will be more decidedly accentuated than ever. In the matter of Footwear the new stocks show all the popu! | For the home there are the best possible assorted stocks of merchandise, everything for To-morrow at These stylish Waists are sity Lawn, Madras, Chev- neglect. (Second Floor, Centre, 18th St.) Combination Photo| , Undermustins. Osfer Unmatched. | WOMEN'S NIGHT GOWNS, muslin “Thesasansts| ave aloody aber advan) |) Sg.es eta apne tee ron. et tage of our wonderful $3.00 Combination | Sin torchon Lace 49c¢ Offer. Try as others do, the best they have so far done is to give inferior grade work and at $1.00 more than we ask. Special fer Friday and Saturday : One dozen Car- 3. 00 bonettes and one (8tudlo, Tth Floor.) Empire style, insertion of point de Paris lace and medallions, 16x20 Black- White, ecruj made with fited top and yoke band, y (Second Floor, Centre, 19th St.) | WOMEN'S NIGHT GOWNS, cambric, 75¢ WOMEN'S UNDERSKIRTS of fine Jer- sey cloth pink blue, lavender, red and 49c World's Greatest Srocery. Lenten Specialties tn Fresh Hish, { Halibut geek er Ib. Laie cieh: fancy CANADA Si on Sten! \UTT L, Codaan Steak, §720| Small Fresh CALIFORNIA Extra { WEAK FISH. Fancy { SMOKED HADDIES, | Oe Extra choice NOVA SCOTIA HER- RING, 5 Ibs for 25c. per Ib, Extra Selected Forequarters choice SPRING LAMB, } Plate or Navel Corned Ge} be He the Frosh Meat Nfarker, | Mort, torequarter Can-{ Fo Exr'’ choice NATIVE SHORT Loins of fancy RIB ROAST, bb. Cake—DRAKE'S Celebrated rode | marble, per Ib, PORK, per Ib., G@ourth Floor.) per Ib, | HAMS, 10¢ per Ib,, fresh JERSEY Iie plain, citron, molasses, raisin or 15e Chinaware and Lamps. Gxtraordinary Bargains Co-Morrow. Chinaware and subjoined list being offered utilities for which you have need: \ Od China. AFTER DINNER CUPS AND SAUCERS. DECORATED CHINA PLATES: peauticul Gestans und “shapeas “regularly a: ilar $3.00 — dozen DOUBLE EGG AR ae ate: | inne iar ° TEU CRLAIN iif Chinn CELERY, RASS. apy | BETS 100 oecea! recuarty B18 CHEAMBRS, in large assortment; peat and all who purchase will surely profit in a great measure. Odd China. CHINA AFT SAvcnns rer Dinner Sots. beer and sole Be PORCELAIN att are many new i aed larly $1. pieces, American jecorated: remulariy 85, Lamps. TEA SETS, y | handsomely A Chccorat tana. reg aime rae SET! hand Her Painted SALA) HINA PLATES, {1 large assortm’ at. Areatly redu need He ited, be d : at and large red globe, com $10.00, G ‘L, IRON AND RUB! ruby globes: Teaaler | ot beauticut dees | iar Al On BHAUTIFL ith larke le up of articles nearly always wanted in 4 household, $0 you are Decided price-reductions have been made for to-morrow’s selling of; shove boas) MBnd AERP OTF AE oP ESS vert, 6.95 ain; Sar {2.50 NICKEL TABLE LAMPS, Burner? aecorated? or “aera YROUGHT IRON PIANO LAMPS, duoiex nD f Bie Ky Ready for home folk who *You Save Ful The Brass and Enamelled structed and highly lacquered. BRASS BEDSTEADS. one-inch contin supports regularly wearied _ of 75 27.00 10.00 The huge, enthusi- MATTRESSES. SanS—Made of mixed hair; one special, 7. Made of Smuth Americ P two parte: A. C. A, or fan rent needs. It is the constant state of Hy S1S.00; aoecigl, 1 tude of grad dr preparedness that makes the Siegel Cooper Pa reac ret tahes 3; mpectal, 18.50 ‘combination: made ; regularly $3.00. In Millinery there are many ES—No. 1 combination quality of tipking; regularly 2 SERS—pade of short hair in a. CG, A. tleking: regularly $8.50; special, 05 WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS. WOVEN WIRR SPRINGS, special at 1.8% Others ,at 2.50, 3.00, 3.70, 4.50, 0,00, 7. PILLOWS. LER PLLLOWS: special at THER PILLOWS" 61 FEATHER 28E FEAT oink At THER PILLOWS: made 26x29: or fa ticking: regularly pice fancy’ tiel Marly stylish, lar styles in leathers. seasdnable merchandise Odeloth. Linoleum and Linoleum, | Ouletoth. : New patterns of fine quality Linoleum, | Newest designs and color combinations tile and floral effects, 2 and 4 yds. wide: | théroughly seasoned : 90c grade, square yard. 7S5e | 50c grade, square yard. I8e 75c grade, square yard. 650 | 45c grade, square yard, ” le Also special values in Scotch Linoleum of V/40c grade, square yard, extra heavy quality. thoroughly seas and well prinied 50° grade, 9.9) | 35¢ grade, square yard square yard, @ | 30c grade, square yard, 260 190 ea crittn Floor.) Victory Sewing Machines. Drop Head. Box Gop. 4 12,25 10.75 are as good as many that cost three times as much. ‘well front: highly Victory Sewing Mai p every respect high grade; drawers fitted with all attachments; nolished. Guaranteed and kept in repair 5 years without Charge. (Third Floor, Centre.) a Advance Showing of Women’s Wrappers, Kimono Sacgues and Sowns Continues. This important sale of the newest creations in Wrappers, Kimono Sacques and Gowns will be continued to-morrow. ethey are gracefully fashioned in the most ish style® and are ex- tremely comfortable. he graceful lines along which they are cut enable us to readily obtain a fit for all figures. Women’s Wrappers. 79¢ —WOMEN’'S WRAPPERS of per- ° cale; extra heavy, in a variety of with deep ruffle and waist; have bretelles with fancy braid trimming. —WOMEN'S WRAPPERS of Ie, foes quality lawns very attractive Patterns ; skirts cur extra full, with deep ruffle and very neat waist effects. —WOMEN'S WRAPPERS of Sea La. Wand parce in vey handome or fects, on li patty "ipe a1 navy + skirts are cut extra full, with ene have pleated back and Kimono Dressing Sacgues. —WOMEN’S KIMONO ESSING SACQUES of ‘y figured and striped lawn; excellent quality; double oke back and front with wide er trimming of white lawn. - 45c. —WOMEN'S KIMONO. ° effect DRESSING SACQUES of Nery (era lane in reas Some doe effects tacked front and gathered back with bake and. fished with wide border Saie of nie ers 739. —WOMEN'S _ KIMQNO e DRESSING SACQUES OF FINE LIBERTY CREPE CLOTH, handsome patternss light and dark, with fancy border trimming; some have satin border, double yoke back and front and cut extra full and fas IS SAME STYLE IN KIMONO GOWNS. Co (24 Floar,- Centra, 10th 6t.> _WOMEN'S KIMONO DRESSING SAGQUES of fine liberty crepe Feo. cisiriowery handsome parerny, dovble yoke back and frent- with lawn Wornings Chis Week From 8:30 to 12 0’ Clock— | Ohereatter, Single Stamps Until Closing Hour. Wetal Bedsteads. Ain Important Special Sale of Brass and Gnamelled Bedsteads Begins Go-Morrow. to fit up entire apartments, houses or out-of-town establishments. AWC, A. ticking: regularly | are going to furnish up a bit for spring, or for people who are going lly One-Third on Everything You Buy. Bedsteads are in all the newest, most artistic designs, are strongly con- SAMPLE BRASS BEDSTEADS. ; ENAMELLED BEDSTEADS. (No duplicates.) i 1 $19.00 Frags Redateads. | 3.60 $30.00 Bross Bedetende, 42a $58.00 Brasn Bedstead 4.90 | 305.00 Trans Dedste : 5.00 0.0) Brase Hedstes ed : 5.50 $70.00 Brass Hedsteads, led Redsteads, 700 | COLORED ENAMELLED BED- STEADS. 4.76 “ 5.50 ed Redsteads, &.T% $15.00 Colored Enamelied Modstendss 115 616.00 Colored Enamelled Bedateads, 18,00 Hedateads, BOX SPRINGS. GS for metal bedsteads red in A, C. A, Women’s $3.50 and 55.00 Shoes, 1. IS. Shoes. 1.95 yn enamel and patent eaters, hand and they are all in perfect chndition, fanoy ticking: ‘mpectel at’ °° F. All sizes, all styles and all leathers, though the best are Enamel and Patent Leather Men's $3.50 and 55.00 Shoes, Princi - ie pe is quite an assortment of kid and calf shoes among them. Alll sizes are in this lot Wisses’ $7.25 Shoes, 69e are spring heel, good. stout soles, in sizes up to 2. (Shoe Store, Second Floor.) Women’s Wash Undershirts. Black Sateen and Seersucker Skirts, WOMEN'S SKIRTS of good quality seersucker, 2 bias fancy stitched fi special j ; WOMEN'S SKIRTS of extra fine quality seersucker; deep Spanish pretily stitched, finished with + @ (Second Floor, Centre, 19th St.) tucked ruffie; special, 50 High-Srade Cigars tor 4,50) For Friday we offer you choice of any of the followi brands. Some are offered at less than factory prices: Size. LONDRES GRANDE PERFECTOS *ANETELAS PURITANOS CAZADORES | Z, ey oO BREVAS | he PERFEC TOSESPECIALES ) (Main Floor, East 18th St.) Reclining So-Carts, $8.50 A Remarkable Special. At the price we ask It stands alone. . Made of the finest quality reed. Reclining body, fitted with best quality steel springs. axles, rubber-tired stee! wheels, patent foot-brake and running gear. Riestly finished with green enamel. An excellent vehicle. Our Display of English Carriages, Reed Hood Top Carriages and Go-Carts is Without a Rival. (Taira Floor, Bast.) Yew Straw Wattings. Sapanese and Chinese Designs. Chinese Straw Wattings. a ennaeee Straw Wattings. $28.00 and $30.00 quality. per 6S $18.00 quality, per roll of 40 40c Ce roll of 40 yds, 24.005 per yd, yds, 14.005 per yd. |$25.00 qualiy. per roll of 49 G7 $16.00 gualiy, per roll of 40 ps 50 e@ FO 0 A500: er vd $15.00, ualiy, per roll of 40 Das | yds, 21.503 per yd.. yds, 12600} per yd 40c a 2.00 h Sed BOT needs TC | yee, 12.0 tie 00; per vd, SO Drug Store. LA FRANCE ROSE SOAP, highly perfumed; regularly 7 of 25c. box of 3 cakes; special, 1220 25¢ 2 boxes for 2,3 and 4 QUART ALL-RUB- BER HOT WATER BOT- TLES; choice, 39 Alain Floor, 18th St.) Brand, PORTO RICAN f THE MOUNTAINEER THE MOUNTAINEER SUPREMACY PORTO RICAN PORTO RICAN JACK TAR +00; per yd. ou 10:00 dy $18.00 quality, per roll of 40 1.00; per yd, . | $22.00 quality, per roll of 40 $14.00 quality, per roll of 40 $12.50 and $14.00 $9.00 quality, per roll of 40 yds, roll of 40 yds, 10. 6.50; per yd. TSe\ $12.00 qualiy, per roll of 40 250 8750 quality per rlloPA40 788, 75 yee eee Patines ye 5.80; per yd, a 30-0) ye ee 220 $5.50 quality, per roll: of 40 ty. per roll of 40 ; per yd. 48 yds, 3-903 per yd. $0 503 Iho