The evening world. Newspaper, March 2, 1904, Page 7

| NORE LONG ACO IS HERE Baroness Von Gluemer, Whose Magnificent Wedding in 1859 Astonished’ Society, Returns to Her Native Country to Live Baroness Von Gluemer is at the Park ‘Avenue Hotel. ‘There was a time when the-mere men- Yon of the Baroness Von Gluemer would have been sufficient for the news- papers to print columns of matter, rem- iniscent and otherwise, for in her day the Baroness was a famous figure in society. . Baroness Von Gluemer was for a long time known as the “diamond bride.” At the time of her wedding to, Don Esta- han Santa Cruz de Oviedo, a wealthy | and handsome Cuban, who was her first husband, she was known as the most beautiful woman in New York. And her | wedding .was spoken of as the most drilliant that New York had ever known up to that time, which was {n 18°. All these things have been forgotten | in the lapse of time, for the Baron is now seventy years old. She nev: theless’ shows trades of that wond ful beauty which made her the most | conspicuous figure in New York nociety | When she was the daughter of Capt. Washington A, Bartlett, U. 8. N. Don Estaban Santa Cruz de Oviedo Was Worth about $3,000,000 when he lald siexe to the heart and hand of Miss Bartlett, That was a lot of money !n those days. The wedding took place in the Mott Street Cathedral, Archbishop Hughes performed the cere. mon$. Ht was talked of for years 4 terward. ‘Though it was a y cere. mony there wad such a lavish display of dinmonds that Miss Bartlett came tu be known as the “diamond bride," The wedding presents were. worth more than $100,009 and Le Oviedo gave his bride a fine mansion on Fourteenth sureet. He took her to Cuba, but did Jong. and when he died most under the Span- and ish Jaws, to his relatives, so that his widow came back to this country with ‘but Httle more than the Four- teenth street mansion out of her hus- band’s great fortune. Senora De Oviedo soon after mar- ried Baron Von Gluemer, whose name eh now bears. During the Mexican war Baron Von Gluomer took service agninst the United States, He died in Mexico, and his wife undertook to run a newspaper, but faite. ‘Phe Baroness then went back to Cuba to See If she could not get some portion of her first husband's estate, and she was in a fair way to succeed when the war broke out between this country and pain. Now the Baroness has filed claims against the United States Gov- ernment under the reat: of Paris, She. #ays that the worst ene that ever happened to Cuba was when Admiral Sampson arrived off its shores with a} fleet of battleships. The Baroness says} she has come home to New York to stay | and will never return to Cuba. H MOTHER BATTLES 10, KEEP ILL CHILDREN Throws Ambulance Surgeon Out of House, but Finally Is Over- come by Four Policemen— Little Ones Now in Hospital, Mrs. Sophie Linleifeld, who lives at No, 64S ‘Tenth aventie, lylieves there ts no éne so fully qualified toract as Aue to her children as a mother, and tt téok four policemen to convince her that the children, who were suffering from measles, would be better off in al, e of the children, Willlam, two; The case was rd of Health and @n ambulance was sent to the house to take tne ‘enildren: to the Willard nirker Hospital Linlenfeld, who fs large of build. “t Dr. Rosenters. ; who accompanied the ambulance. out of the house. He summoned four policemen from the West Forty-seventh street station and returned to the fray. Even with these odds against her Mrs. Linlenfeld ni put up a fight that excited the whole neighborhood. 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Very special Thursday, at (Second Floor, Front.) le 00 5.50 How Some Stores Palm Off Worthless Shoes, No matter what you pay for the shoes you buy you have a right to expect a prceet return for your money. If the shoe dealer fails in his obligation to you he is guilty of a reprehensible practice. ‘ and it isn't long before his methods reveal themselves, for, like smoke, they cannot be hidden. Some New York stores that appear pretty frequently in print have been doing some sen- sational shouting recentlabout dollar shoes. ss ‘ Of course, there are times when a good pair of shoes can be legitimately sold at a dollar. Usually this is due te peniegeccs buying as a result of over-production, or to a desire to clear ertain stocks regardless of profit. é i But cha a shoe dealer deliberately. reaches out after the poorest shoes that are thrown together and assembles them here ee ane reper to foist upon his unsuspecting customers, he is hanging the sword pf ~Damocles over his head. q . e sent tine store of one of these dealers the other day and purchased a pair of Men's Shoes and a pair of Women's Shoes. Then we deliberately ripped these shoes open and examined them. The drawings, the figures_and the appended explanations indicate with emphasis how extraordinarily bad the shoes are. They are to seen in our Shoe Store on the Second Floor, The moral of it all is:—Be careful where you buy your shoes. x e Men’s Shoes. The arrows refer to-points as follows: 1—Sheepskin uppers. 2—Paper or pressboard counters. q 3—Scraps of waste leather in heels. 4—Paper inner sole. 5—Rough pleats or folds in lining. 6—Heavy rough stitches, 7—Rough edge of unstitched lining. 8—Nails. 9—Tacks. 13—Ptece of ‘opaque’’ window shade. 14—Pieced scraps for eyelet stays. 15—Thin paper sole lining. 16—-Inferior quality shoe strap. 10—Poor qyality cowhide. i 11—Burlap stiffened with paste in toes. 12—Worthless leather in tongue. Ghe Women’s Shoes. 17—Starched cheesecloth lining. 18—Coarse, frayed lace, 19—Short sheepskin upper meeting the tip only. 20—Split patent tip. 21—Canton flannel. 22—Tailors’ canvas. 23—Gray cotton cloth. 24—Wrinkles in lining. 25—Cardboard. 26—Paper insole. 27—Rows of tacks and rough stitches. 28—Scraps in heel. 29—Slightly tacked on top piece. 3O—Paper stiffening. 31—Poor sheepskin, easily torn with fingers. 32—Three cent silk labels to catch the eye. In Contrast to the Foregoing, We Start a Shoe Sale Go-WMforrow,- Which Embraces Only Thoroughly Reliable Shoes, Th will be 1-3 to 1-2 off the regular prices. ! These Shoes will be on sale both in the regular Shoe Store and in the Main Aisle, There are Women’s Shoes at 98c., 1.39, 1.69 and 1.95. Boys’ Shoes at O9c., D&c., 1.50 and 1.95. Misses’ Shoes at 85c., O&c. and 1.50. Men’s Shoes at 1.95 that usually sell for 3.50 and 5.00. (consolidated 8!